Stretham Old Engine is a former pumping engine out in the fens; visiting it is not too dissimilar to the Museum of fenland drainage that James visited a while back. You can see it from above and you can visit it's own website: strethamoldengine.org.uk/.
It is best to visit it by boat, though, which we managed on a wednesday during the school holidays, and were even lucky enough to find it open. Sadly it is trapped in something of a vicious circle: they don't open often so get few visitors; and since they get few visitors they can't afford to open very often.
Pix here; and I'll in-line a few.
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I demand the sum of.....two MILLION visits! Muhahahahahaha!
Thanks for putting these up. Back in my year at Cambridge when my parents came over to visit, we went up to Stretham. Good memories.