Cobham (click on photographs to bring up bigger/better versions).
(All photographs supplied by Paul Snelling - thanks, Paul.)
The octagonal pump in The Street, Cobham, Kent, is chained down and has lost its lower spout. Behind it there's a stone inscription: | ||
THIS RESERVOIR WAS ENLARGED AND REBUILT WITH THE WATERWORKS HERETO BELONGING AT THE FULL EXPENCE OF THE RIGHT HONOURABLE JOHN STUART EARL OF DARNLEY AND GIVEN TO THE PARISHIONERS TO COMMEMORATE HIS COMING OF AGE APRIL THE 19TH 1848 |
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Markings: None
other. Manufacturer: Unk. |
A small pump in Cobham,
Kent, old but now converted to a water feature. Markings: None visible. Manufacturer: Unk. |
A wood-cased lead pump in Cobham College Quadrangle. Open the wooden door and what do you see? Not a lot. The pump carries a plaque, inscribed as follows: | ||
This Pump
was restored to mark the visit of HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCESS ROYAL on 12th. June 1996 JOHN SHAW & VERNON HULL - Presidents |
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Markings: None
other. Manufacturer: Unk. |