Sewage pumping station and chimney

The sewage pumping station and chimney, officially opened on 19th August 1881, was designed by Worksop Board of Health Surveyor John Allsopp in the Italian Romanesque style. It is constructed from brick and ashlar, featuring gault and blue brick dressings and a hipped slate roof. The building has chamfered coping, a sill band, a round arched corbel table, and brick eaves. It is a single storey on a basement and consists of five bays, with all windows being tall round-headed iron frame casements.

The main west front features an off-centre segmental headed doorway flanked by single blocked windows. Above this doorway, there is a central door with a moulded lintel set in a recessed panel, flanked by two windows in double recessed panels. A small recessed panel is located above the door. Each of the north and south ends has a single window, while the rear elevation includes a central door with a blank panel above, flanked by single windows.

Inside, there is a gallery supported by cast iron columns and a matching spiral staircase. The chimney is three stages high with a square plan. It has a battered ashlar base with recessed panels and moulded coping, a blind arcaded string course, a corbel table, and a moulded ashlar eaves band with a projecting modillioned ashlar cap. The second stage features two tiers of recessed panels on each side, while the blue brick third stage has three recessed panels on each side.