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London is a great place for visiting heritage steam museums and seeing historic technology in working order. We’ll explore what there is to see in London and make it as accessible as possible.
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2017-09-18 | We're near the Thames on the Western side of London again, and this time we find out about The Kempton Great Engines Trust. Their grand 1920s building would be worth a visit for the architecture alone, but it houses some of the largest steam engines ... |
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2017-05-06 | Today we wrap up the history of the waterworks and how it came to be a museum, plus an examination of the main things to see, of which there's a lot. Without question it's the most diverse collection in London, but it's also incredibly accessible and h... | |
2017-04-22 | It's great to be back! This is the first part of a two-part series on the the London Museum of Water and Steam in Brentford, West London. This Museum really should be visited by everyone living in London! Today we'll cover the history of the water work... | |
2017-01-09 | The coal-fired twin-screw steam tug, Portwey. Built in 1927, she's almost unique, very original and bleedin' interesting. In this episode, there's a history of Portwey, a description, and directions to make getting to her location in Canary Wharf easy ... | |
2016-12-30 | Hi everyone, welcome to Steam Heritage London. My name is Oliver Platts, and this short episode is an introduction to the series. |