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Interior of Crossness Sewage Treatment Works, Erith, London, 1949
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Interior of Crossness Sewage Treatment Works, Erith, London, 1949
Interior of Southern Outfall Sewer, Crossness Sewage Treatment Works, Erith, London, 1949. Rich interior design showing the engines and decorative ironwork on the central octagon
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Media ID 15181892
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Bexley Council Greater London Council London County Council Sewage Treatment Works Sewage Works Archway Belvedere Road Erith
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This print transports us back to the year 1949, offering a glimpse into the remarkable interior of Crossness Sewage Treatment Works in Erith, London. The image showcases the grandeur of this architectural marvel, specifically focusing on the engines and decorative ironwork within the central octagon. The rich interior design exudes a sense of Victorian elegance with its intricate details and ornate features. The monochrome palette adds an air of timelessness to the scene, emphasizing every fine element that contributes to its overall beauty. Located along Belvedere Road in Bexley, this building stands as a testament to London's industrial prowess during that era. It served as an essential facility for sewage treatment under the management of both Greater London Council (GLC) and London County Council (LCC). The photograph captures not only a moment frozen in time but also highlights the significance of architecture and engineering in our society. It reminds us that even structures dedicated to functional purposes can possess artistic value through their careful design and attention to detail. Preserved by Guildhall Library and Art Gallery, this historical artifact provides invaluable insight into 20th-century infrastructure development while showcasing how even seemingly mundane locations like sewage treatment works can possess hidden beauty worth appreciating.
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