British Water Tower Appreciation Society

A report by Edward J McCarthy: Ormskirk in West Lancs currently has 3 water towers left but has had others in the past. The majority were b...

With apologies to the publishers should they or their heirs still be trading, here is an article scanned from the 1965 East Anglian and ...

Newton le Willows was the world's largest water tower at its construction in 1904 and the second water tower in the UK to be built from...

photo: Brian Light Eighteen or so souls came to the BWTAS 2012 annual general meeting at 7:30 pm on Monday 24th September 2012 at the C...

BWTAS' next meeting will be held in Norwich , in the "Stanley Cooper Hall" at the Charing Cross Centre , 17-19 St. John Ma...

image from Junk Culture The BBC reports a Brooklyn-based artist Tom Fruin has used 1,000 pieces of transparent plastic scavenged from...

There's a nice detailed site on the railway at Castlethorpe and the Wolverton Works near Milton Keynes.  http://www.mkheritage.co.u...

The recollections of an  itinerant  family of 'tankies' and their 284 water tower career in the postwar era. download fro...

A lucky few BWTAS members mustered outside the estate manager's office on Wednesday 12th October 2011 for a rare opportuni...

There's a British pub-quiz perennial: name ten famous Belgians. Of course you lose a point if you name the fictional Hercule P...