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Parts of the canal still have water in 2006
Parts of the canal still have water in 2006
This is Old Furnace Lock the third on the canal near to Ilkeston. It has lost its gates but the valve gear can be seen in this image in 2006.
This is Old Furnace Lock the third on the canal near to Ilkeston. It has lost its gates but the valve gear can be seen in this image in 2006.
Butterley Company
Blast furnace from 1790 exposed through building demolition in 1986
Blast furnace from 1790 exposed through building demolition in 1986
1833 Butterley 'A' frame engine at Pinchbeck, believed to be the oldest 'A' frame engine still in situ
1833 Butterley 'A' frame engine at Pinchbeck, believed to be the oldest 'A' frame engine still in situ
Butterley Company plate in St Pancras station
Butterley Company plate in St Pancras station