Anson Engine Museum

Anson Engine Museum Gallery


Most viewed - Archive photos of engines and museum views
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Russell Newbery Centenary Dinner - October 20092036 viewsThe Gardner 4t5 is always popular with visitors. It is particularly spectacular at night with all cylinders ablaze.
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More stone ready for flattening2035 viewsOne of the "Friends" of the museum, Jimmy Jackson donated money to allow us buy more stone for the car park.
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Midsummer Mingle 20072034 viewsand there was still time to admire some engines too
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George Osborne MP and family in background watch on2033 viewsGeoff demonstrates the 3HP Crossley atmospheric engne
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crowd gathers to watch the Stott Steam Engine running2033 viewsAugust Bank Holiday
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Crossley Portable run for first time in Public2033 viewsat Midsummer Mingle June 2012

For more information about the Crossley Portable see article on News page of website
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Midsummer Mingle 20072032 viewsCraft centre/Bodgers shed was called into operation to entertain the crowd
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first run of the Crossley SSN June 20122032 viewsprior to going down to the 1000 Engine Rally

For more information about the Crossley Portable see article on News page of website
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Deep in conversation2031 viewsSome of our "Friends" sorting out the cares of the world
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Vintage Camera Display Sept 20122031 viewsFrank and Andrew Hardman will be displaying their fascinating collection of cameras and equipment, including Thornton Pickard cameras which date back as far as 1800s.

Thornton-Pickard was a famous British camera manufacturer established in 1888. The company was based in Altrincham (near Manchester) and was an early pioneer in the development of the camera industry.

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Paul explains how the Bisschop engine works2030 views
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