blue plaque · London

William Tierney Clark

Hammersmith Pumping Station was built by the Metropolitan Water Board in 1909. It formed part of a complex of earlier waterworks buildings begun around a century earlier by the West Middlesex Waterworks Company and their engineer, William Tierney Clark, designer of the first Hammersmith Bridge. The pumping station was decommissioned in 1997.

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