Saw the Old Engine house from the outside only since it wasn't open but interesting anyway Lovely location. Would have gone in if we'd had the chance. Stayed in Stokers Cottage next door, rented from Landmark Trust for the weekend, it sleeps 2.

Really interesting afternoon out. The guides really bring the place to life with their knowledge and experiences. Walk along the river and enjoy the wildlife. All lovely

This is not a review but a point f information. Some 35 years ago the Streatham Old Mill was renovated by the Eastern Electricity Board over a couple of years. I was part of the young management team that organised some dozens of craft apprentices...More

While conceding that this takes some finding, and that there is not much else in the village to see, it is well worth a visit. The Fens were marsh, in effect,candy it took centuries to drain them, starting, perhaps with Bishop Morton (he of "Morton's...More

I've been to various pumping stations and similar places with my boyfriend and although this one is not in steam (powered by a generator at present) I could not fault the gentleman who showed us around and the passion that he, and I'm others, show...More

We visited with friends from Wales and Cornwall and all of our party of 6 thoroughly enjoyed the Tour of the Engine Museum, which was brought to life by Malcolm. A great history of the drainage of the Fens and the Old Engine. Would highly...More

This museum isn't open very often but when it is, you're greeted by an elderly gentleman truly enthusiastic about his subject. The Great British Volunteer at its best. And then he throws the big switch on the wall and astonishingly, the three-storey beam engine swings...More