This was the first one on our trip today, wasn't really worth the hassle of getting in really.
The History -
Fernilee was the first of the two reservoirs in the Goyt Valley. It was constructed in 1938 by Stockport Water Corporation, now part of North West Water, and cost £480,000. When full, the reservoir holds 4,900 million litres of water which supplies drinking water to Stockport and the surrounding towns.
The water treatment works below the dam were constructed using stone from the demolished Errwood Hall.
The History -
Fernilee was the first of the two reservoirs in the Goyt Valley. It was constructed in 1938 by Stockport Water Corporation, now part of North West Water, and cost £480,000. When full, the reservoir holds 4,900 million litres of water which supplies drinking water to Stockport and the surrounding towns.
The water treatment works below the dam were constructed using stone from the demolished Errwood Hall.
