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1820 Carlisle was one of the first towns in Britain to use coal gas for illumination with a plant erected by a private company. | |||
1923 New works designed by [[J. E. Blundell]], a | 1846 A new gas works was built on a different site. | ||
1850 The gas company was sold to Carlisle Corporation. | |||
1920 User of the [[Sentinel|Sentinel Steam Wagon]]<ref>The Times Oct. 19, 1920</ref> | |||
1923 New works designed by [[J. E. Blundell]], the Corporation's engineer and manager, which were built on a new site. | |||
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Revision as of 16:25, 6 September 2024
1820 Carlisle was one of the first towns in Britain to use coal gas for illumination with a plant erected by a private company.
1846 A new gas works was built on a different site.
1850 The gas company was sold to Carlisle Corporation.
1920 User of the Sentinel Steam Wagon[1]
1923 New works designed by J. E. Blundell, the Corporation's engineer and manager, which were built on a new site.
See Also
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Sources of Information
- ↑ The Times Oct. 19, 1920