Opening in 1865, the pumping station at Crossness is the southern outfall of the system designed by Sir Joseph Bazalgette to deal with Victorian London's sewage. The Crossness Engines site comprises of two Grade 2 listed buildings and the Grade 1 listed Engine House which houses four of the worlds' largest Victorian rotative beam engines.
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Open to the public one Sunday each month for a Family Open Day:
Sunday 16th April: doors open 10.30; last entry at 15.30
Sunday 21st May: doors open 10.30; last entry at 15.30
Sunday 25th June: doors open 10.30; last entry at 15.30
Sunday 23rd July: doors open 10.30; last entry at 15.30
Sunday 20th August: doors open 10.30; last entry at 15.30
Sunday 22nd October:doors open 10.30; last entry at 15.30
Sunday, 19th November: doors open 10.00; last entry 14.00
Sunday, 12th December: doors open 10.00; last entry 14.00
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