Jul 24, 2022
Rusted out old gantry on a council depot site behind an inter-war period electricity substation. Camperdown.
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Rusted out old gantry on a council depot site behind an inter-war period electricity substation. Camperdown.
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Electric Light & Power Supply Corp sub-station (1935). A failed attempt to privatise electricity supply; the company went broke after WWII and was taken over by the city's state-owned power authority. Electricity transmission hasn't changed much since then, so the sub-station remains operational. Summer Hill.
Discarded face masks on cyclone fence around a decrepit sub-station. Another day in the Emerald City. Camperdown.
Municipal Council of Sydney Electric Lighting Sub-Station No.111. Part of the rapid expansion of mains electricity to the Inner West in the early 1920's. Remains operational. Newtown.
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Some folks asked about the old electricity sub station I posted yesterday, so I went upmarket.
This large one is on Ormond Street in Sydney’s Paddington. This block of land would be worth a very pretty penny, but only houses the volts.
It’s No.9 (they are all
numbered).