Gasometers Collection
Gasometers, also known as gas storage tanks, have played a significant role in various aspects of history and industry
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Gasometers, also known as gas storage tanks, have played a significant role in various aspects of history and industry. From witnessing an international cricket match at Kennington Oval in the late 19th century to being captured in engravings depicting their grandeur, these structures have left their mark. One such depiction shows the construction of the A500 JLP01_08_092215, showcasing the intricate process involved in erecting these colossal containers. Another image takes us back to The Greyhound pub at Hawkesbury Junction, Sutton Stop, Coventry on a memorable day - March 21st, 1972. The towering gasometers stand tall against the backdrop of this historical establishment. The engravings further emphasize the importance throughout history. In one engraving titled "The Gasometers, " we witness their impressive architecture and scale. Another engraving captures the manufacturing process itself - aptly named "Manufacture of Gas" - highlighting how these structures were integral to producing this essential resource. As we delve deeper into Knights Cyclopaedia of the Industry of all Nations, we discover that they were not limited to one location or country alone. Rail tracks Germany showcases Saxony Buildings adorned with these magnificent tanks; Annaberg-Buchholz boasts its own set Saxony Buildings; while Leisnig Bahnhof Leisnig proudly displays its architectural marvels alongside them. Even Spree Ports harbours Brandenburg does not shy away from incorporating gasometers into its landscape. Fürstenwalde Spree stands witness to these imposing structures blending seamlessly with other buildings along its waterfront. Throughout time and across continents, they have stood as symbols representing progress and innovation within industries reliant on gases for energy production or transportation needs. Their presence has become an iconic sight that continues to captivate our imagination even today.