History in Structure

Hetty Engine House

A Grade I Listed Building in Pontypridd, Rhondda Cynon Taff

  • double-cylinder engine by Barker and Cope, modified by Worsley Mesnes

  • double-cylinder engine by Barker and Cope, modified by Worsley Mesnes

  • double-cylinder engine by Barker and Cope, modified by Worsley Mesnes

  • double-cylinder engine by Barker and Cope, modified by Worsley Mesnes

  • double-cylinder engine by Barker and Cope, modified by Worsley Mesnes

  • double-cylinder engine by Barker and Cope, modified by Worsley Mesnes

  • double-cylinder engine by Barker and Cope, modified by Worsley Mesnes

  • double-cylinder engine by Barker and Cope, modified by Volunteers

  • double-cylinder engine by Barker and Cope, modified by Worsley Mesnes

  • Hetty Engine House including headgear

  • Hetty Engine House

  • Hetty Engine House Interior

  • Hetty Engine House Internal SIgns

  • Hetty Engine House Internal SIgns

  • Hetty Engine House Internal SIgns

  • Hetty Engine House Internal SIgns

  • Hetty Engine House

  • Winding House Banksmans Platform

  • Piston shaft emerging from cylinder

  • Cage control panel

  • Cage winding drum in action

  • Drum cranks and rods

  • Drum with brake shoe

  • Drum and cage depth indicator

  • Cage winding drum

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Entry Name: Hetty Engine House

Listing Date: 3 August 1984

Grade: I

Source: Cadw

Source ID: 13515

Building Class: Industrial

ID on this website: 300013515

Location: On the W side of Hopkinstown and in a prominent position set high above the main Pontypridd to Rhondda road behind a rubble-stone wall.

County: Rhondda Cynon Taff

Town: Pontypridd

Community: Pontypridd

Community: Pontypridd

Locality: Hopkinstown

Traditional County: Glamorgan

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