Most viewed - Archive photos of engines and museum views
Atkinson-cycle engine2445 viewsThe engine, which was built by the British Gas Engine Company Limited sometime between 1886 and 1893 is one of only a very few Atkinson-cycle engines’ known to have survived.
Unusual view of the Atkinson engine2441 viewsThe engine, which was built by the British Gas Engine Company Limited sometime between 1886 and 1893 is one of only a very few Atkinson-cycle engines’ known to have survived.
IMechE May2441 viewsMartin explaining to some of the group about how the Ruston engine runs before starting it for them
Griffin, overhung Crossley and Bisschop2440 viewspart of the Hugon can be seen to the left
Poster TH Pilter2439 views
Museum is 25 years in the making 2438 views June 1986 was when the first foundations were dug and concrete laid, Geoff toasts to the next 25 years
Geoff Baker hard at work building walls2436 views
View of 5hp Hornsby and compressor from Trinity House2436 viewsOriginally installed in 1912 at Serk Lighthouse, Channel Islands and used to maintain the Reed type fog signal until the station was modernised in 1969.
3000th visitor 2006, Alex Smith2434 viewsbeing presented with a polo shirt embroidered with the museum's logo
club visit waiting for Gardner 4t5 to be lit2432 views
never happier than when getting dirty2428 views
Looking down the second part of the main building2426 viewsPhoto: Kim Siddorn