Tickets not currently for sale. They will go live when the events are published by Open House London.
Greenwich is the jewel in the crown when it comes to Pumping Stations. The site has a total of four Grade II listed heritage assets:
- Pumping stations with its East and West Beam Engines
- Two coal sheds
- Network Rail viaduct
The pumping station was built in 1864 by Sir Joseph Bazalgette chief engineer at the Metropolitan Board of Works. Greenwich Pumping station formed part of Bazalgette’s scheme to improve London’s sewers and prevent raw waste reaching the Thames.
More information about the open house festival can be found : www.open-city.org.uk/open-house
Please ensure that all tickets are booked with full names of attendees - access to tour will only be granted on display of named ticket and photo id. Over 18s only, anyone under this age will not be admitted.
Photo: PAYE Stonework & Restoration
