Dating back to the 1920s, the industrial site in Corehem, France developed into a huge paper mill complex including several power stations.
Dating back to the 1920s, the industrial site in Corehem, France developed into a huge paper mill complex including several power stations.
The Coalbrookdale Foundry mass-ironmaking was developed, leading to the Industrial Revolution. More recently, casting for Aga cookers were made there.
The powerhouse at the Ford assembly plant in Genk, Belgium was later used as a compressor hall. The boilers and control room were still utilised until closure in 2014.
An acoustically lined, echo-free chamber that was used for noise testing of jet engines.
A huge abandoned steel works in France with three blast furnaces and a railway station full of wagons.
The power station provided electricity to the Teesside Steelworks at Redcar. It was fuelled from by-products of the steel making processes.
The power station is part of the HF4 Blast Furnace site and was used to supply electricity directly for steel-making.
The Grimsby Ice Factory was the largest producer of ice in the world. Compressors from the 1930s are still in place and are the oldest and largest example of such to remain.
