New houses where once stood the watertower
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New houses where once stood the watertower
Image: © Andrew Darge Taken: 8 Jan 2015
Barbourne water works, pumping station, filter beds and a tower to provide a head of water to supply Worcester occupies this area. The Tower was only recently demolished and the space on the northern bank of the Barbourne brook redeveloped as smart new houses. The open space between the brook and the pumping station is now an excellent public open space and the pumphouse building preserved and home to a delightful café.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.208022
Longitude
-2.233075