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I agree they must have been in the middle of a routine shut down- although when our plant recieves new valves , they are wrapped and capped, so its possible this was a new valve slated to be installed.
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George and the others are correct- its a taping machine. The little bottle held water to moisten the tape.
That place was no place for children
Boiler 1220 I think I know u
Boiler I remember the guy that used to talk about clouds a lot
Thanks Mr. Motts for an interesting new gallery. I look forward to the next one!!!
What a beautiful exterior. Still in good shape too. I suppose the interior supporting floors are no good (in addition to the flooded basement) so no one can make a condo out of it?
Yuck.
That brings back memories of working at the Telex machine sending out messages at work.
Great shots Tom.
Was this an old office building?
Look at that almost-full filing cabinet - full of data on who knows what but perhaps stuff that shouldn't be left lying around.
How bizarre that a "spiritual group" sends out topless female photos.
What doesnt really translate is that while steam was being made, all parts of the system would have been unbelievably hot to the point that you really question your sanity, until you either get used to it or quit.
First comment here, wow. Isn't it unusual to see windows with wire in them in a skyscraper?
Wood paneling with those 1/8 inch wide grooves - haven't seen much of those since my parents' basement in the late 1970's.