You can buy - and live in - a slice of Cornish history as converted mining engine house goes up for sale - and as stunning inside as out | Cornwall Live

The Bull 🐂 This Cornish engine is the only surviving example of its type still in operation, and in its original location. It's being run here by longstanding volunteer Clive. The engine was newly installed at Kew in 1857 and was worked until 1934 when diesel engines began to take over. It was retired after 75 years of service in 1944, completely worn out after being worked almost continuously. The Bull was restored to working order by Museum volunteers in 2006. | London Museum of Water & Steam

The Sandfields Pumping Station is a 19th Century Cornish beam engine and described as the machine that drove cholera out of the Black Country by pumping clean water from Lichfield. It’s not in great shape after decades of neglect but there’s a plan to bring it back to life. | BBC Birmingham