1,689 Comments for Eagle River Power Station

They are electrical joints wrapped in insulating tape.

Could be radiators for cooling the oil in which the reactors would have been immersed in. Much like some transformers are oil cooled.

The local tip ("refuse transfer station") has a sign like this, it's was in several thousands before they stopped using it, since it has never had an accident. Though maintenance always have terrible jobs, confined spaces and everything.

all power statoins are on the grid from the panel it looks like the settings are in srtand by mode i sujest you dont touch any thing wires exposed are more likley to be live and remember a power station is not like house current ther up in to 100's of thousends of volts till they go to the transformer wher it is dropped can you say BBQ?

all power statoins are on the grid from the panel it looks like the settings are in srtand by mode i sujest you dont touch any thing wires exposed are more likley to be live and remember a power station is not like house current ther up in to 100's of thousends of volts till they go to the transformer wher it is dropped can you say BBQ?

No, I don't think it would have been a good idea, considering that the plant still had power.

@Steve-Too funny! Ya gotta love these old pieces of iron! : )

A little WD40, and this baby will be good as new

Did you mess with any of these buttons?

where are the workers O.o

I wonder what it was like working here-probably very noisy.

Simply, beautiful!

The Art Deco look of the arched design and glass windows is incredible! It looks like a large green house.

With all these switches and the extent of the control room, this structure must have been something in its heyday-very powerful!

This looks like something from "Star Trek."