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Energeia cylinders

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Energeia-Museum, Electricity and lighting through the years

This museum,situated in an old power station, was closed by Electrabel because the frequenting was not important enough.

All measuring equipment, with preserved fixtures and fittings, steam engines, steam turbines and the didactic material still present at the time of the visit, were covered with a layer of dust, evoking the cave of a wizard of modern times, or the Frankenstein's laboratory.

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Document created the 31/01/2014, last modified the 27/09/2024
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