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Goole's iconic twin water towers, nicknamed the Salt and Pepper Pots. The first tower – (the thin brick one) – was built in 1885 to supply the town with clean piped water at a time when people were dying of cholera and typhoid. The larger white concrete tower was built in 1927 as the town expanded and was a need for more water. Photograph by Tony Johnson. 28th January 2026. YPN-260128-181
Upload Date: 28 Jan 2026
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Byline: Tony Johnson
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