We are pleased to share our provisional open days for 2027! Please keep an eye on this list as we confirm our exhibitors for 2027 – we would very much like to hear from you if you would like a stand to exhibit at one of our open days! Read more…
Here at Dogdyke we have a lot of material from the early days and the intention is to start uploading copies of the original newsletters. These are being typed up from scanned copies to make them more accessible in PDF for a wider variety of devices. Over time it is Read more…
Please note Dogdyke Pumping Station is now closed for 2026. We will open again in 2027. For 2027 openings please see this link – 2027 Open Days These were the opening days and exhibitors for 2026. We appreciate the support of all our exhibitors and look forward to a Read more…
Come along this Sunday to our very popular sheep and wool day. We’ll be open from 12:30 until 16:30 and will have the usual main engines running – Ruston diesel engine and Bradley and Craven steam engine – as well as various exhibits related to wool! Also see the famous Read more…
Although it was a grey day and quite cold at times in the wind, we had a good time today with visitors and friends alike, the atmosphere was very friendly and there were so many engines, tractors and livestock to see. We are back at Carrington Show next week on Read more…
For 2027 openings please see this link – 2027 Open Days To see the kind of exhibitions we hold, please see the list of 2025 events below: Sunday 4th May 12.30 to 4.30 pm – Cars, bygones, military display Sunday 1st June 12.30 to 4.30 pm – Radio day Read more…
The army comes to Dogdyke Pumping Station to commemorate the 80th anniversary of D-Day and operation Market Garden. There will be military vehicles, classic cars, military displays and music of the era. It is also the last chance this year to see and hear our unique 1856 steam driven land Read more…
On Sunday 1 October from 12.30 to 4.30pm Admission Free This is the last chance for this year to see and hear our unique 1856 steam driven land drainage engine at work. This unique beam engine, built by Bradley and Craven, in Wakefield, drives the large scoop wheel pump which Read more…
Victoria Atkins, the Member of Parliament for Louth and Horncastle, visited the Dogdyke Steam Pumping Station Open Day at Tattershall Bridge on Sunday 3 September. She was shown the unique Bradley and Craven beam engine of 1856 which drives the wooden scoop wheel pump and the Lincoln built Ruston and Read more…
