We are pleased to advise visitors that our friends at Timberland Pumping Station will be opening their doors to visitors on Sunday 2nd July and Saturday 16th September from 13:00 to 16:30. These days coincide with our own open Read more…
Thank you to all who helped and visited on our first open day. We had themed cakes, vintage cars, vintage tractors and many other attractions. We are also pleased to support the development of The Fens App – a website Read more…
Our volunteers have been hard at work over the winter months preparing new oak doors which will replace the existing doors of the scoop wheel which were found to be very rotten. In the picture below work has begun to Read more…
Come along to our first open day of the year this Sunday if you are at a loose end during the Coronation Weekend! We will be starting the steam engine for the first time this year as well as Read more…
We are pleased to announce our open days for 2023 are as follows Date Day Time 7th May Sunday 12:30-16:30 4th June Sunday 12:30-16:30 2nd July Sunday 12:30-16:30 12th July Wednesday 17:00-20:00 6th August Sunday 12:30-16:30 17th August Thursday Read more…
On Sunday 4 September from 12.30 to 4.30pm the historic Dogdyke Pumping Station will host a gathering of oil engines by members of the Lincolnshire Oil Engine Club. Engines of all shapes and sizes that once provided essential power to Read more…
Our display at the Woodhall Country Show at the weekend won us the award of “Best Display” Thank you to all who came and supported us at this event, we enjoyed the day (the weather was good too!) and hope Read more…
On Saturday 24.04.2021 we held our annual AGM.This year for the first time it was held on ZOOM. All our members were invited to attend, initially 16 people indicated they would like to participate. The meeting proceeded at 2:00 pm Read more…
Members of the Trust have been busy this week replacing the old and rotting timbers supporting the tiled roof to the cottage extension. Erected in the latter half of the 20th century, the extension’s roof has been prone to leaks Read more…
The work to rebuild the scoop wheel inlet tunnel is to start in the next few days. The builders will dismantle the collapsing tunnel and rebuild, before increasing the height of the concrete retaining wall and filling with soil to Read more…
