Crossness Beam Engine House, Old Works - Thames Water STW

Crossness Beam Engine House, Old Works - Thames Water STW, Bazalgette Way, London SE2 9AQ

Grade I listed beam engine house, opened 1865. Engineer Joseph Bazalgette. Constructed in the Romanesque style. The interior includes important ornamental cast ironwork and four original beam engines by James Watt and Co, upgraded by Benjamin Goodfellow.

Opening Arrangements

Guided Tours: 10 and 24 Jan; 7 and 21 Feb; 7 and 21 March; 4 and 18 April; 2, 16,30 May; 13 and 27 June; 11 and 25 July; 8 and 22 August; 5 and 19 September; 3, 17, 31 October; 14 and 28 November; 12 December. Open Day Steaming: 12 March; 16 April; 21 May; 25 June; 23 July; 20 August; 24 September; 22 October; 19 November; 10 December.

Admission Charges

• Adult: £12 (£16 if engine in steam)
• Child: £4 (5-15)

Parking Spaces

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For blue badge holders we can arrange parking adjacent to main building. The car park is approximately 700 metres from the main building.