Photo: Dennis Pedersen 3. The owner of Cawston Manor, an American stockbroker coincidently called George Cawston, had it built to get fresh water to the Manor. Restoring it was a great experience. See http://www.blogger.com/go/cookiechoices for more details.--> The Angus Glens beckon walkers and . It is situated above and to the north of the local village, down a lane, surrounded by fields. Unique Property Bulletin is a not-for-profit website run by volunteers. According to Haart, a 30,000 gallon water tank has been removed from the top of the building, dilapidated floors have been replaced and the roof has been completely renewed, then replaced with quarry slate tiles and reinsulated. In 2017 we commenced a new project aimed at making this website free, for everyone, forever. The steel-framed water tower, which had originally been used on an airfield at Great Massingham, was dissembled and moved just outside the village of Castle Acre in 1952, where it was bolted back together like a giant Meccano set.

Appleton Water Tower, Sandringham, Norfolk: review - Telegraph document.body.className = document.body.className.replace('loading', ''); "It was commended for being really well executed with an impressively inventive use of cross-laminated timber (CLT), in particular the stunning cantilevered CLT stair which, by forming a compression spiral, stabilises the historic steel-frame structure.Read more: Nine Norfolk streets where a house will set you back a million pounds. Tell us by taking part in our poll. He said: "The gentleman could have come in and chatted to us about alternative forms of energy generation that would have been more acceptable.". Inside, however, it is anything but antiquated.