Crossness Engines, a notable Victorian engineering site, will celebrate its 160th anniversary with festivities on April 5 and 6. Known for its historical significance in managing London's sewage, the site will host various events including the steaming of the Prince Consort beam engine, exhibitions, talks, and live music from the Victorian era. Additionally, a pop-up bar by Bexley Brewery will enhance the celebratory atmosphere. Local officials highlight its importance as a unique heritage site and its contribution to the borough's cultural landscape.
"Crossness is a heritage site unlike any other in Bexley and a real hidden gem. It’s a truly awe-inspiring feat of engineering that many local people have yet to see."
"We are thrilled to celebrate the 160th anniversary of Crossness, a testament to the dedication and hard work of our incredible volunteers. Their passion has preserved this magnificent example of Victorian engineering."
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