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The museum is housed in a nineteenth-century pumping station and contains the famous Cornish beam engines, which used to pump west London's water supply. A permanent interactive exhibition 'Water For Life' tells the story of water, from the time of the Roman occupation of London, through the cholera epidemics of the nineteenth century, the growth of public sanitation and domestic amenities such as wash houses and private lavatories to the modern high technology of the London Main Ring.
Kew Bridge Steam Museum is housed in a nineteenth-century pumping station and contains the famous Cornish beam engines, which used to pump west...
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Times 11am-4pm Tue-Sun and bank hols
Prices annual multi-visit ticket £9.50, £8.50 concs; accompanied under-16s free (up to 4 children per adult). Special rates may apply at some events
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