#sub-station

Municipal Council of Sydney, Electricity Dept. Sub-Station No. 122. Part of the rapid expansion of mains power throughout the Inner West in the early 1920's. Remains operational. Annandale.

Moore Street Sub-Station. Sheffield

Art deco style Municipal Council of Sydney Electricity Department sub-station No. 222. Part of the rapid expansion of mains power to the Inner West during the early part of the 1920's. Remains operational. Marrickville.

Municipal Council of Sydney Electricity Department Sub-Station No. 251. Art deco example of the rapid expansion of mains power to the Inner West in the 1920's with the development of the White Bay coal fired power station (now an enormous Heritage Listed industrial ruin). Remains operational. Petersham.

Municipal Council of Sydney, Electricity Dept. Substation No. 228. Part of the rapid expansion of mains power to the Inner West in the 1920's. Still in service. Stand well clear. Chippendale.

Municipal Council of  Sydney, Electricity Dept. Substation No.169. Part of the rapid expansion of mains power to the Inner West in the 1920's. Remains operational; been a hotspot ever since. Marrickville.

Disused electricity sub-station, part of the rapid expansion of mains power to the Inner West in the late 1920's. Not required in the end; now converted into a two-level private residence. Leichhardt.

Electric Light & Power Supply Corporation Ltd sub-station (1931). Now boarded up and abandoned. An early, failed, short-lived attempt to privatize the Sydney electricity system. Mains power supply remained in State Government hands until being sold off to private corporations for short term gain in 1996. Petersham.