Inside the old filter house, Brownhill

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Inside the old filter house, Brownhill

Image: © Stephen Craven Taken: Unknown

These were the sand-filled pressure filters that treated the water from the adjacent Brownhill reservoir. They were removed in 1994 when the works was superseded by the new plant at Rusby Wood (in Image - no Geograph yet). I do not know whether the building itself still stands.

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Image Location

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Latitude
53.554368
Longitude
-1.823961