A MASTERPIECE OF
VICTORIAN ENGINEERING
Next Steaming:
Postponed until 2021
Non-steaming open days:
13th, 19th, 20th, 27th September 2020
MUSEUM OPENING
We regret that Markfield Beam Engine and Museum will be closed while COVID-19 lockdown restrictions are in force in London.
Next scheduled open days:
To be confirmed
Thank you for your understanding and patience.
About the Museum
The Markfield Beam Engine and Museum features a Grade 2 listed engine hall housing a restored, working steam-powered beam engine dating from 1888 - a masterpiece of Victorian engineering and an example of industrial heritage of social and engineering importance.
The building is set in Markfield Park, in the grounds of the former Tottenham Sewage Works which provided a vital public health facility serving this north London area from the 1850’s to 1964.
The Markfield Beam Engine and Museum is a Charitable Trust Organisation, incorporated in 1984 and a Member of the Association of Independent Museums (AIM), the Industrial Heritage Networks (IHN) and the Lee Valley Heritage Alliance (LVHA). The Museum is run by a Trustee Board with a team of volunteers, with no paid staff.
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