Abbey Mills Pumping Station

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Abbey Mills Pumping Station is a 19th-century Victorian sewage pumping facility in London, renowned for its ornate “cathedral of sewage” architecture and central role in the city’s historic sewer system.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Victorian-era building
industrial heritage site
sewage pumping station
architecturalStyle Byzantine Revival NERFINISHED
Italianate
Victorian
connectedTo London’s main interceptor sewers
Northern Outfall Sewer NERFINISHED
constructionStart 1865
continent Europe
coordinateSystem WGS84
country United Kingdom
designedBy Charles Driver NERFINISHED
Edmund Cooper NERFINISHED
Joseph Bazalgette NERFINISHED
hasCategory Grade II* listed industrial buildings in London
Infrastructure completed in 1868
Sewage pumping stations in London
hasComponent Engine House A NERFINISHED
Engine House B NERFINISHED
chimney base
hasNearbyStation Abbey Mills modern pumping station NERFINISHED
heritageDesignation Grade II* listed building
heritageDesignationAuthority Historic England NERFINISHED
heritageDesignationCountry United Kingdom
inception 1868
locatedIn East London NERFINISHED
London NERFINISHED
Newham NERFINISHED
locatedNear Stratford NERFINISHED
West Ham NERFINISHED
locatedOn River Lea NERFINISHED
municipality London Borough of Newham NERFINISHED
namedAfter nearby Stratford Langthorne Abbey
nickname Cathedral of Sewage NERFINISHED
notableFor central role in 19th-century London sewerage system
decorative interior ironwork
ornate Victorian industrial architecture
polychrome brickwork
openingDate 1868
operator Thames Water NERFINISHED
originalFunction pumping sewage
ownedBy Thames Water NERFINISHED
partOf London sewerage system
Thames Tideway sewer network NERFINISHED
replacedBy modern electric pumping station at Abbey Mills
roofType clerestory roof

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Joseph Bazalgette notableWork Abbey Mills Pumping Station