HERITAGE ENGINEERING LTD Heritage Engineering is involved in the restoration of large scale industrial heritage. Windmills, lock gates, water wheels, mill machinery, steam engines, tram cars, band stands - and that's just the stuff that we get to hear about. Windmills, like the one featured on the left, have large amounts of timber in them, because many of the moving parts, for example cog wheels, are actually made of wood. "In winter when the dismal rain Came down in slanting lines, And Wind, that grand old harper, smote His thunder-harp of pines" A Life Drama - Alexander Smith Heritage Engineering also have a metal castings department, which among many other things can replicate the appropriate Victorian railings for your local park. The depth of accumulated knowledge on their subject makes this company really interesting. If you are involved in the conservation of the built and industrial environment, make sure that you follow this link and find out more about them. Visit their website at www.heritageengineering.co.uk P.S. They also operate abroad.