A former hydraulic pumping station to east of Canning Half-Tide Dock, now a public house. It was erected in 1878 by G. F. Lyster, Jesse Hartley's successor, and comprises an hydraulic engine house, accumulator tower and chimney. The structure is constructed in the mixture brick, sandstone and terracotta under a slate roof. In 1986 the building underwent a restoration to become the Pumphouse Inn.

Period

Post-Medieval (1540 - 1901)

Period comments

1986|1878

The earliest date of the feature, as a year, if known

1986|1878

The latest date of the feature, as a year, if known

1986|1878

Monument Type - Broad

PUBLIC HOUSE|HYDRAULIC PUMPING STATION

Monument Type - Narrow

Monument Description

Evidence Type - Broad

Evidence Type - Narrow

Evidence Description

Object Type - Broad

Object Type - Narrow

Object Description

Other records:

NRHE Number

1410750

NT HBSMR Number

Unknown

HER Event Number

Unknown

External Link

None

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