1873 Pump House and Clock Tower
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1873 Pump House and Clock Tower
Image: © Richard Thomas Taken: 20 Aug 2006
The unusual building is located on Heath Green in Heath and Reach. 1873. It is a grade 2 listed structure listed as: One storey brick shed with gable end, the sides with cambered headed archways filled by iron railings. Gable ends. Tile roof. One gable end has plain door with cambered arch. Rising above the roof at the opposite end is a 2 stage square brick turrett with clock dial surmounted by louvred belfry. Pyramid roof and vane with cardinal points. Iron pumping machinery inside. A prominent feature of the village green.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.942821
Longitude
-0.655729