Water tower on south-western most platform of Keighley station

The water tower, located on the south-westernmost platform of Keighley station, was likely built around 1883, the same time as the station itself. It features a coursed stone base and a cast iron tank. The base consists of two bays with a plinth, giant central and angle pilasters, and recessed bays. The left bay has a double door topped by a large six-pane overlight, while the right bay contains a twenty-four-pane window, with the central four panes functioning as an opening casement. The openings are segment-headed, with stone lintels and a bracketed stone cill for the window. The tops of the recessed bays are dentilled, and there is a modillioned cornice on the table. The tank is set on a chamfered plinth and is made of rectangular iron sections, each featuring decorative panels and bolted together. The rear of the base has two windows, and the sides have one recessed bay similar to the front but are blind.