The Crossness Engines Trust was set up in 1987 to restore the engines. A large part of the work is done by an unpaid volunteer workforce.
Why the Trust exists
The Crossness Engines Trust, a registered charity, was set up in 1987 to restore the engines which represent a unique part of Britain's industrial heritage and an outstanding example of Victorian engineering. A large part of the restoration work so far carried out has been done entirely by an unpaid volunteer workforce.
Our Philosophy
Crossness is at heart a living restoration endeavour. See what the workforce of volunteers are currently working on, and what projects will be their focus in the years to come.
History & Timeline
From the first cholera outbreak in 1831, read how much Crossness has played a part in the health and prosperity of London.
Partners
