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View of five hand fired Cornish boilers

View of brass plate on east wall. (Plate Records names of Councillors c and that The works were opened August 2nd 1888 by His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury)

View of brass plate on east wall (see AR128/2/4/5)

View of overhead crab winch powered by small steam engine on wall via belts and shafts

View of overhead crab winch powered by small steam engine on wall via belts and shafts

View of framed printed poster on wall depicting a view of the Easton Anderson engine and ancillary plant and secdtion of top of well

Views of the interior of Addington Pumping Station

Views of exterior and interior of Addington Pumping Station

Views of the interior of Addington Pumping Station

Views of the interior of Addington Pumping Station

Views of the interior of Addington Pumping Station

Panel over north door. [Panel reads: Corporation of Croydon, Addington Well, These buildings were erected AD 1888. James W. Hobbs, Mayor. Charles C. Morland JP Chairman of Water Committee. Charles M. Elborough Town Clerk. Thomas Walker Borough Engineer. He sendeth the springs into the valleys which run among the hills Psalms 104.10]

Views of the interior of Addington Pumping Station

Views of the interior of Addington Pumping Station

Photography was included in the curriculum from 1855 (taught by Aaron Penley, professor of civil drawing). The album includes group photographs and individual portraits of cadets and staff, and a few photographs of the College buildings and grounds, etc, mainly with pencilled captions. The photographs are mainly undated, but two are dated 1859, and most certainly date from around the same period. At the end of the album are several later group photographs etc (one dated 1872), including three apparently taken in India.

Consists of nine pieces.

Consists of eight pieces.

Consists of eleven pieces including one, for August-December 1851, of which only a quarter fragment survives here, the remaining three quarters being bound into AR30.

Consists of six pieces, including two copies of the abstract for February-June 1861

Consists of ten pieces.

Consists of two stock lists comprising totals of uniform items acquired, disposed of and in store. 2 pieces.

Printed forms, completed in manuscript, drawn up for half yearly terms (February-June or August-December). Lists Cadets names, with details of items of uniform issued to each, and his signature. Slightly over half the abstracts originally produced in this period have survived.

A printed form, completed in manuscript. Lists Cadets names, with details of sums deducted for payments to Seminary servants, purchase of uniform items and final pay due.

Volume containing civil and military engineering drawings made by Addiscombe cadets, with prints and sketches of Addiscombe House, of cadets, and of individuals associated with the House and the East India Company; printed ephemera and manuscript letters; etc.

The principal feature of this volume is the series of about 40 sets of civil and military engineering drawings made by Addiscombe cadets, 1837 - 1843, mainly signed by Captain Hector Smith, assistant to the Professor of Fortifications. They include a plan of the Seminary grounds dated 1838, by Cadet Charles Jackson (p.5); and several other drawings showing details of the grounds. These are followed by miscellaneous prints (from various sources) and sketches of Addiscombe House/Military Seminary, of cadets, portraits of individuals associated with the House and with the East India Company, views of St James Church and other local scenes; and some printed ephemera, manuscript letters, newspaper cuttings etc (including a MS account of the death of the Earl of Liverpool in 1808, on p.89).

The leather binding may also date from the mid-nineteenth century. The volume appears to have been compiled in its present form in the early twentieth century, when the supplementary prints and other papers were added. 2 of these supplementary pieces (bound in as pp122-125 and 127-130) are in fact strays from the collection of miscellaneous Seminary records held at AR65.