Addington National School: Architects Report
Part of Miscellaneous Records of Addington National (Later Village) School
Report by the Education Committees Architect outlining changes needed to bring the school up to modern standards. The report concludes:
It is practically impossible to adapt this School to modern requirements, as a Junior Mixed and Infants School. If the above improvements were carried out, it might be considered suitable for an Infants School.
Addington National School: Note Discussing Funeral Arrangements
Part of Miscellaneous Records of Addington National (Later Village) School
Note from L.Tait of 5 Barton Street, Westminster to Rev. Arthur Carr discussing funeral arrangements for an unamed person, plus envelope. This item appears to have no obvious connection with Addington National School.
Addington National [Later Village] School
Addington National [Later Village] School: Admission Register
Addington National [Later Village] School: Log Book
Brief note of visit of the Archbishop of Canterbury to the school, 25 October 1888.
Addington National [Later Village] School: Log Book
Addington National [Later Village] School: Log Book
Includes note of evening visit by the teachers and twenty children to a presentation by the Mission Society for the Conversion of the Jews, held at the Public Hall, Croydon, including Arab tent and contents, relief map of Palestine, model of Herods Temple and costume lectures, 2 October 1918.
Addington National [Later Village] School: Log Book
Addington National [Later Village] School: Log Books
Addington National [Later Village] School: Managers Minutes
Addington National [Later Village] School: Managers Minutes
Addington National [Later Village] School: Managers Minutes
Addington School Sites: Administrative Papers
Part of Croydon Borough Council
Correspondence, including extract from council sub-committee minutes.
Addington Village/St Marys Addington School: Administrative Papers
Part of Croydon Borough Council
Addington Village: An Historical Survey
Part of Olga Kennedy Collection - Scrapbooks and Photograph Albums
SHORROCKS; Frederick
Addington Water Pumping Station: Manuscript Notes
Part of Photographs of Ronald a. Huitson
Two pages of notes on Addington Water Pumping Station made by Ronald Arthur Huitson.
Addington Water Pumping Station: Manuscript Notes
Part of Photographs of Ronald a. Huitson
Addington Water Pumping Station: Photograph
Part of Photographs of Ronald a. Huitson
View of South side of well including pump rod of south engine
Addington Water Pumping Station: Photograph
Part of Photographs of Ronald a. Huitson
Detail of engine
Addington Water Pumping Station: Photograph
Part of Photographs of Ronald a. Huitson
View of south engine looking north (Showing team-jacketed cylinder)
Addington Water Pumping Station: Photograph
Part of Photographs of Ronald a. Huitson
View of South engine looking east (Showing beam)
Addington Water Pumping Station: Photograph
Part of Photographs of Ronald a. Huitson
View of boiler feed pump
Addington Water Pumping Station: Photograph
Part of Photographs of Ronald a. Huitson
View of overhead winch
Addington Water Pumping Station: Photograph
Part of Photographs of Ronald a. Huitson
View of makers plate lettered as: Easton Anderson London Erith 1888
Addington Water Pumping Station: Photograph
Part of Photographs of Ronald a. Huitson
View of Brass plaque on wall: Corporation of Croydon - Addington Well
Members of water Committee during construction
Mr. Councillor Morland JP Chairman
Mr. Alderman Allder Vice Chairman
Coldwells JP
Lloyd
Rymer JP
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[The right hand side of the plaque recorded technical details including: Engine 125 horse power
High pressure cylinder 20 inches diameter
Low pressure cylinder 31 inches diameter
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level of engine room floow 327 feet above sea leevl
level of reservoir overflow 405 feet above sea leevl
Thomas Walker Engineer
The works were opened August 2nd 1888....Archbishop of Canterbury