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5th May 2009, 03:55 PM
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Leawood Pump.
This impressive beam engine driven pump, built by Graham & Co. of Elscar in 1849, pumps 4 tons of water per stroke from the River Derwent into the Cromford Canal. It was in steam yesterday and attached should be a few pictures.
 Exterior view.  Locomotive style boiler made by Hawthorne Leslie & Co. in 1900.  Top of the 50 inch diameter steam cylinder.  Parallel motion connecting the piston rod to the twin plate beam. Barry. 
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