Burgers and soup to keep the troops going2014 viewsWorking Weekend 23/24 March 2007
Over 35 people turned up to help give the museum a spring clean and a fresh coat of paint ready for the Easter opening of the season (1 votes)
new shape to the spoil heap1324 views (1 votes)
W.H. Allen two stroke single2473 views (1 votes)
Furnival plate2462 viewsThe plate on our Furnival which was built in 1898 - see next photo (7 votes)
Crankshaft being lowered4271 viewsWhen the engine was installed at the Marine College in Oct 1967.
Photograph courtesy of Maurice Clyde (6 votes)
Geoff Baker hard at work building walls2305 views (6 votes)
View of front of museum 20062587 viewsShows the main entrance (under the clock) and the new memorial building at the side (6 votes)
3612 views1934 Mirrlees designed a new engine, having a bore of 8.25 inches and a stroke of 12 inches developing 60 BHP per cylinder at 900 r.p.m. Example is a UD8 (6 votes)
3386 viewsAround the year 1903, the Admiralty ordered two engines, each of 160 BHP at 400 r.p.m. for installation in the battleship HMS Dreadnought. (6 votes)
Griffin, overhung Crossley and Bisschop2317 viewspart of the Hugon can be seen to the left (5 votes)
The load can be seen in front of the crane3615 viewsThe crankshaft and water brake prior to unloading (5 votes)
View from drive looking through entrance gates into yard Feb 20062852 views (5 votes)
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