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Post date: 21/01/2015
It was partly demolished when present pump station was built in 1960. Inside is a workbench of iron with a jaw vice on it stairs leads down into where a motor engine driving the belt of the pump was located. From the pump station the water flowed with a pipe into ingenuous system of farrows which in place were raised 3m above ground level.