Markham Grange Nursery, power house
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The photograph on this page of Markham Grange Nursery, power house by Chris Allen as part of the Geograph project.
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Image: © Chris Allen Taken: 4 Dec 1993
This is not the steam museum. This is the powerhouse that provides electricity to the site in winter. The workhorse is the W H Allen steam turbine on the right. This is now in a walled off area with a Sisson engine. The two Belliss & Morcom engines are plumbed in but not used as there is no switch gear. The black one came from Fine Art Wallcoverings, Holmes Chapel and the blue one is from J & E Sturge, Selby. The site's owner, Mr V T Nuttall is peering in to the Sturge Belliss.