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I'm new to Wikipedia. Would appreciate it if someone could tidy up the list of animal powered engines so that they are listed underneath each other, rather than consecutively. Michael.
Actually, it's in Gosport, Hampshire, as part of the Royal Clarence Vitualling Yard. Two are known in this area - one built in 1782 and an exact copy made in 1788 to supply Samuel Wyatts 1782/3 Naval Brewery.
The second gin hasn't been un-covered yet as it lays in a private resident's back garden. It would be very interesting to see it uncovered.