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- Somerset (71)
SUBJECT
The first town waterworks: Chapter 2 of A History of Bridgwater's Water Supply (2023)
Heaven & high water (2002)
Wading through the years: four decades of Wessex Water 1974-2014 (2014)
Description of the Ham sewage disposal works (1970)
Water divining at Shepton Mallet (1936)
A short statement of engineering works executed in the city of Bath under the advice of Mr. Alfred Mitchell, city engineer between 1849 and 1885 (c.1885)
The foundations of Wimbleball Dam (1978)
The Chew Stoke reservoir scheme (1957)
SIAS Bulletin (2000) [84, August 2000]
SIAS Bulletin (1990) [53, April 1990]
SIAS Bulletin (1996) [73, December 1996]
SIAS Bulletin (2021) [146, April 2021]
Wimbleball-and why
Westford pumping station
Westford pumping station
The old steam pumping stations on the River Parrett
Public water supply by private benefactors in Somerset
Our village past and present: whatever happened to Barrows Wood Fm
Early water supply systems which survive locally
The engineering work of the Somerset River Board
Chelvey pumping station
Axminster water supply 1592
Yatton water company (1907)
Chew Valley Lake
History of Yeovil water supply map supplement
Winsham water
Appendix to rural water supply (Bulletin 53) - the technicalities
Wimbleball adding value to Exmoor
The influence of Wimbleball Lake on river water temperatures
Westford pumping station
Rural water supply
Charlton pump house
The vegetation of Harptree Combe
Reservoir vegetation during drought
Drought and vegetation at Blagdon Reservoir
Gas, water and electricity
Some aspects of groundwater in South-West England
The early water supply of Bath
Claverton pumping station
Tunnels at Wincanton
A new lake district
A Scottish loch in Somerset: Clatworthy and its reservoir
The hydraulic ram - and its Somerset connections
Dark Lane water tower
Wanstrow waters
Bringing water to Frome
Wimbleball: the Rodney Legg walk
Forced out by the flood (2006)
Water on Mendip