Water Towers. Salt & Pepper Pots, Goole, East Riding Of Yorkshire, UK Editorial Photo

Salt and Pepper` Water Towers, are Goole`s most prominent landmarks. The twin water towers, affectionately known as the `salt and pepper pots` by the local community. The red brick tower on the left, was built in 1885 and stands 43 metres tall. In 1927 the larger, white, ferro-concrete structure on the right which is of similar height but is almost three times bigger in diameter and has a Capacity of 750,000 gallons was built. The concrete tower was thought to be the biggest in Europe at the time of its construction. Both towers are Grade II listed buildings