Newcomen Collection

Coal-mine in the Midlands in the 1790s featuring a Newcomen engine adapted for rotary motion motion and used a whimsey for winding up coal. Date: 1790s

Thomas Newcomen / Smiles
THOMAS NEWCOMEN His house in Lower Street, Dartmouth (the centre building with supported gables), pulled down in the 19th century

England (18th C. ). Industrial Revolution. Explotation
England (18th C.). Industrial Revolution. Explotation of a coal mine using a Newcomens engine. Oil on canvas. UNITED KINGDOM. ENGLAND. Liverpool. Walker Art Gallery

Newsboys outside Portsmouth newsagents 1907
News boys standing outside Hales Fancy Bazaar on the corner of Twyford Avenue and Newcomen Road, Stamshaw, Portsmouth in 1905 Date: 1907

Newcomen steam engine invented by Thomas Newcomen in 1712. It consisted of a pump designed to reduce water steam in the galleries of mines. Engraving

Newcomens Steam Engine
The original model of Newcomens steam engine

Newcomens engine, unidentified drawing Date: 1826

Newcomens engine, drawing no 4 Date: 1826

Newcomens Engine
Newcomen constructs the first viable steam engine

Newcomen Eng, Pool Mine
Newcomens atmospheric engine at Pool Mine, Cornwall

Newcomen Engine / 1775
Newcomen atmospheric engine modified by Richard Trevithick, senior, at Bullan Garden, Dolcoath in 1775

Newcomen Engine, Oldham
Newcomen engine in use at Oldham, Lancashire

Newcomen Steam Engine
Newcomens steam engine

Chelsea Waterworks
Chelsea waterworks in the 18th century : the Newcomen steam engine which provides the pumping power can be seen between the two brick buildings

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