Crossness Engines

About Crossness Engines

Grade 1 Listed, 1865 waste-water pumping station built by Sir Joseph Bazalgette in Victorian Romanesque style, containing much ornamental cast-iron of outstanding quality. The building houses the largest rotative beam engines in the world, (one being restored). The attached boiler-house houses a visitor centre.

Crossness Engines Facilities

Opening Times	Booking line: Tues or Sun between 9.30am and 4.00pm. Most visit times begin @1.30, though this is different for public steaming days which are 10.00-16.30 Different fees apply for regular visits or steaming day visits Children under the age of 8 are not admitted

Crossness Engines Address

Address:	The Old Works Thames Water London SE2 9AQ
Telephone:	+44 (0)20 8311 3711

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Prices for Crossness Engines

Adult Ticket:	From £5.00 (CAD7.82) per ticket
Child Ticket:	Free (CAD0.00) per ticket

Location Information for Crossness Engines

Address:	The Old Works Thames Water London SE2 9AQ
Telephone:	+44 (0)20 8311 3711
Public transport:	Take stairway to road over railway (A2041). Walk northwards (via a roundabout) to a signposted sliproad. At T-junction (Sewell Road) turn right and walk to end of road.