Worcester, Worcs (click on photograph to bring up bigger/better version).
 

	In the yard of the Tudor Cafe, Friar St., Worcester, which incorporates a museum. Thanks to Helen Mills for the photos on the right. A noticeboard next to the pump recalls the story of the Broad St pump in Soho, notes that this pump was situated very close to the sewerage system, and reflects that over the period 1803-04 (should this read 1863-64?) Worcester lost 250 people to cholera. An oval plaque on the cylinder carries the inscription:
	JAMES WARD (WORCESTER) LTD ENGINEERS WORCESTER
	Markings: None other. Manufacturer: James Ward.

This one's in the Bevere area of Worcester, and the owners have tastefully replaced the missing cap with an aluminium replica. Thanks to Peter Willis for the photo. Markings: None. Manufacturer:Unk.

And another in the Bevere area of Worcester. Thanks to Peter Willis for the photo. Markings: None. Manufacturer:Unk.

On the outskirts of Worcester. Thanks to Lindsay Johnson for the photos. Markings: "THOMAS & SON WORCESTER" on the barrel. Manufacturer: Thomas & Son of Worcester.

In private hands in the general Worcester/WR3 area. Thanks to Peter Willis for the photo. Markings: "THOMAS & WILKS KIDDR Manufacturer: Thomas & Wilks of Kidderminster.

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