White Bay Power Station has been an iconic part of Sydney’s Inner West for over a century. Built between 1912 and 1917, it played a crucial role in powering the city’s rail and tram network before expanding to supply electricity for private use. Its imposing Federation Anglo-Dutch design and monolithic structure make it one of Sydney’s most recognizable abandoned industrial sites.
Though decommissioned in 1983, White Bay Power Station remains the last intact coal-fired power station of its kind in Sydney—a powerful symbol of the city’s industrial past. Its weathered interiors, towering machinery, and vast empty halls tell a story of resilience, transformation, and the passage of time.
This collection represents the heart of Lost Collective’s photography art, featuring some of my most recognized and best-selling works. Capturing this rare and historic site was an unforgettable experience, and these museum-quality wall art prints preserve its haunting beauty for future generations.
Through these images, you’ll experience the scale, craftsmanship, and atmosphere of one of Sydney’s most significant industrial landmarks.
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