Anson Engine Museum

Anson Engine Museum Gallery


Most viewed - Archive photos of engines and museum views
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Model of Poynton c1900 (scale 75" to mile)1914 viewseven the allotments and greenhouses are added
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1912 views
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Midsummer Mingle 20071912 viewsand there was still time to admire some engines too
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crowd gathers to watch the Stott Steam Engine running1911 viewsAugust Bank Holiday
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Russell Newbery Centenary Dinner - October 20091910 viewsThe Gardner 4t5 is always popular with visitors. It is particularly spectacular at night with all cylinders ablaze.
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1908 views
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We need a bigger car park!1908 viewsMidsummer Mingle 2008
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Giant bellows help to get the fire to temperature1898 viewsThe small craft centre has demonstrations of bodging and blacksmithing
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she's off1897 viewsjust after take off the plane banks and climbs into the sky
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John Marsden & Tinker1893 viewsproudly displaying the Les Cawley Memorial Trophy at the Poynton Show
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showing the tree and planting equipment before the ceremony1889 viewsTree Planting Ceremony 18th September 2008
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Vintage Camera Display Sept 20121889 viewsFrank and Andrew Hardman will be displaying their fascinating collection of cameras and equipment, including Thornton Pickard cameras which date back as far as 1800s.

Thornton-Pickard was a famous British camera manufacturer established in 1888. The company was based in Altrincham (near Manchester) and was an early pioneer in the development of the camera industry.

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