Visited this with my two usual friends man gone wrong and Janovitch. A very enjoyable wander of this very old station. Looking back I wished I had got more photos and had a better camera. Butpent ages just having a nose around the whole building and its contents. A lot of it was stripped out but what was left was nice. Was a bit of a sensitive one at the time I guessed so sat on it for quite a while.
Construction of the A station began in 1951 when after the nationisation of the industry plans were afoot from 1948. It operated for twenty five years then was mothballed, whilst the B station carried on. A lot of the A staton was demolished in 1999 including the turbine hall sadly. Surprisingly though a lot was left including the original control panel. The last of the station along with the B station was finally all fully demolished by 2019.
Construction of the A station began in 1951 when after the nationisation of the industry plans were afoot from 1948. It operated for twenty five years then was mothballed, whilst the B station carried on. A lot of the A staton was demolished in 1999 including the turbine hall sadly. Surprisingly though a lot was left including the original control panel. The last of the station along with the B station was finally all fully demolished by 2019.