La Farge 1 Pump
La Farge 1 Pump is a late-19th-century cast-iron water pump standing on a stone base, once serving the hamlet of La Farge. Its worn metal, small spout, and drainage grate reflect its original function as a rural water source.
La Farge 1 Pump is a compact cast-iron village pump dating from around 1880–1900. Installed on a stone foundation, it features a cylindrical body, a small curved spout, an embossed foundry plate, and a drainage grate. Once essential for water supply in the hamlet, it now stands as a preserved example of rural hydraulic heritage.
Gallery of La Farge 1 Pump
Geographical location of La Farge 1 Pump
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