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Old Water Pump, Redworth


This cast iron water pump in Redworth dates from the mid-19th century. It is located in a garden area immediately east of the Village Hall, on High Road, opposite the Village Green. The water pump is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England. By the pump is an plaque commemorating the Millenium engraved "Redworth Village / 2000 / Population 190"

Redworth Historic Buildings and Monuments in the Borough of Darlington
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Water Pump 20 Metres South of Number 12 - Redworth - List Entry
- Water pump. Mid C19. Cast iron. 1.3-metre tall, elaborately detailed cylindrical pump. Stem with 3 necking bands and small relief of a rampant lion. Wider fluted head has front spout …
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