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Add12th Jan 2020 5:53AMWater Tower , Brocton Camp. Stafford England Three boreholes were drilled on the ridge between the gravel pit and where the Glacial Boulder now stands. A large steel water tank, holding approx 30,000 gallons was erected close to the present site of the glacial boulder, Chase road, Brocton. The large concrete base and remains of steel stanchions may easily be seen today.
Photo from page 09 of album WWI Photograph Album - England
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LocationBrocton, England.SubjectWater towers
Water Tower at Brocton Camp. Stafford, England . The tank holds approximately 30,000 gallons of water. The large concrete base and remains of steel stanchions (frames) may easily be seen today.
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LocationBrocton, England.SubjectWater towersCatalogue Data
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Photo from page 09 of album WWI Photograph Album - England. National Army Museum, accessed 10/04/2026, https://nam.recollect.co.nz/nodes/view/12940
