File:Sandfields Pumping Station Lichfield.jpg
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DescriptionSandfields Pumping Station Lichfield.jpg |
English: Engine House At Sandfields Pumping Station
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Author | David Moore |
Camera location | 52° 40′ 24.74″ N, 1° 50′ 05.42″ W | View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap | 52.673540; -1.834838 |
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Sandfields Pumping Station, Lichfield is a Grade II* redundant Victorian Waterworks and the original home of the South Staffs Water Works company. Built in response to the deadly cholera epidemics of the mid nineteenth century in the black County, when John Snow the physician proved the link between cholera and contaminated water.
Snow had demonstrated the need for an organised water supply. Sandfields Pumping Station provided clean water to the beleaguered communities of the Black Country, supporting the industrial growth on the industrial midlands.
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52°40'24.744"N, 1°50'5.417"W
30 November 2013
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