Difference between revisions of "Sydenham Power Station"
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1891 [[J. E. H. Gordon and Co]], as engineers to the [[ | 1891 [[J. E. H. Gordon and Co]], as engineers to the [[Electric Installation and Maintenance Co]], built the central station which would supply electricity to the [[1892 Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition|Electrical Exhibition]] at Crystal Palace. The station was opened on January 1st, 1892; it was otherwise known as Sydenham Electric Light Station. During the period that the Exhibition was open, mains were laid throughout the district of Upper Sydenham so that, and at the close of the Exhibition, the station would be able to supply current to any private houses in the district. As the engines would have been run for 4-5 months, the chance of small breakdowns would be reduced<ref>[[The Engineer 1891/10/23]]</ref> | ||
Presumably later acquired by the [[Crystal Palace District Electric Supply Co]] | |||
Latest revision as of 15:11, 16 November 2021
1891 J. E. H. Gordon and Co, as engineers to the Electric Installation and Maintenance Co, built the central station which would supply electricity to the Electrical Exhibition at Crystal Palace. The station was opened on January 1st, 1892; it was otherwise known as Sydenham Electric Light Station. During the period that the Exhibition was open, mains were laid throughout the district of Upper Sydenham so that, and at the close of the Exhibition, the station would be able to supply current to any private houses in the district. As the engines would have been run for 4-5 months, the chance of small breakdowns would be reduced[1]
Presumably later acquired by the Crystal Palace District Electric Supply Co
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