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Gas works: l: Retort House. 2: Tar cistern. 3: Condenser. 5, 6: Gasholder. 7: Office. 8: Workshops. aa: Pipes connecting tar cistern to hydraulic main.b, Pipe connecting a, a, and condenser. From The Oxford Encyclopaedia, Oxford, 1828
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Gas works: l: Retort House. 2: Tar cistern. 3: Condenser. 5, 6: Gasholder. 7: Office. 8: Workshops. aa: Pipes connecting tar cistern to hydraulic main.b, Pipe connecting a, a, and condenser. From The Oxford Encyclopaedia, Oxford, 1828
530383 Gas works: l: Retort House. 2: Tar cistern. 3: Condenser. 5, 6: Gasholder. 7: Office. 8: Workshops. aa: Pipes connecting tar cistern to hydraulic main.b, Pipe connecting a, a, and condenser. From The Oxford Encyclopaedia, Oxford, 1828.; Universal History Archive/UIG
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1828 Chemistry Cistern Coal Condenser Connecting Encyclopaedia Fuel Hydraulic Main Office Oxfordshire Pipes Retort Works Workshop Workshops Gasholder
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This print captures the intricate workings of a gas works facility in Oxford, England from 1828. The image showcases various key components such as the Retort House, Tar cistern, Condenser, Gasholder, Office, and Workshops. The network of pipes connecting the tar cistern to the hydraulic main and the condenser adds a sense of complexity to this industrial scene.
The historical significance of this photograph is evident as it provides a glimpse into the technological advancements in fuel production during that era. The meticulous detailing of each element reflects the precision and expertise required in operating such a facility.
The black and white composition enhances the vintage feel of this image, transporting viewers back in time to witness firsthand how coal was transformed into gas for everyday use. The stark contrast between light and shadow further emphasizes the industrial nature of this setting.
Overall, this print serves as a visual documentation of an important aspect of England's industrial history. It encapsulates both the innovation and laborious efforts involved in providing essential resources to communities during that period.
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