Claymills Pumping Station Claymills Pumping Station is a preserved sewage pumping station. There are 4 beam engines, 5 lancashire boilers, a steam driven workshop, Blacksmith's forge, early electrical dynamo house and numerous small engines, plus machines and other tools of late Victorian times. Within this unique setting children are able to handle a wide variety of tools and explore the features of Victorian architecture. They are encouraged to investigate materials, manufacturing methods and function, in order to draw their own conclusions about working conditions in the 19th and 20th century. The museum provides opportunities to cover a range of cross curricular themed units of work. Wherever possible the itinerary can be tailored to the requirements of visiting schools.

Opening Hours		Education Session Charges
Thursdays and Saturdays 10am - 5pm. See web site for dates if steaming weekends.		Negotiable - £1 per student maximum

Museum Facilities

Undercover Lunch Facilities: Yes Toilet Facilities: Yes Disabled Access: Yes Booking Required: Yes Shop Facilities: Yes Coach Parking: Yes Provision For Early Years: Yes Provision For Special Needs: Yes Previsit: Yes Outreach: No Risk Assessments: Yes

Museum Contact Information
Address Claymills Pumping Engines Trust Meadow Lane Stretton Burton upon Trent DE13 0DB Find On Map Telephone 01283509929	Email info@claymills.org.uk ... Web Site Address http://www.claymills.org.uk... Booking Contact Name Mike Guthrie

Museum Activities

For a full list of activities that this museum offers click here.

Additional Information

Maximum 20 pupils per visit. Web camera in engine room with a screen in the learning centre, allows all visitors to see live steam in real time.