About Kempton Steam Museum
Housing two of the largest triple expansion steam engines in the world, each standing 62 ft tall – that’s the height of four London double-decker buses! – the museum has a rich industrial heritage story to tell about the supply of clean drinking water to London right up until 1980.
Learn all about the Kempton Park site and the vital role it played and enjoy the unique opportunity to view working examples of the pinnacle of traditional steam engine development and the transition to turbine technology.
Discover a fascinating part of Britain’s industrial heritage and learn about the importance of conserving and sustaining clean water supplies now and for the future.
And while there, don’t forget to also visit the Hampton Kempton Waterworks Railway right on site!
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Where/When
Snakey Lane, Kempton Park Waterworks, Hanworth, TW13 6XH (TW13 7ND for sat-nav)
Kempton Steam Museum is open for several steaming weekends per year when the ‘Sir William Prescott Engine’ will be operated. Also open on select Sundays for static viewing when the engine will not operate. In Steam: 26-27 Jun; 17-18 Jul; 21-22 Aug; 18-19 Sep; 16-17 Oct; 20-21 Nov. Static: Sun 4, 11, 25 Jul; 1, 8, 15, 29 Aug; 5 Sep. The ‘Sir William Prescott Engine’ will not be in steam on static viewing days. Visit website for more details.
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museum@kemptonsteam.org
0193276 5328
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may, 2023
