A faded blueprint, discolored with time, detailing the entire Boiler House from one side. Once a precise guide for engineers and builders, this plan mapped out the towering structure that housed White Bay’s boilers. Every duct, stairwell, and support beam is carefully drawn, a technical masterpiece that translated vision into steel and brick.
Stamped with the name of International Combustion Limited, the document remains a relic of the station’s construction. Its crisp lines have softened with age, but its significance is still etched into history.
An essential piece for collectors of industrial history, this print captures the meticulous planning behind one of Sydney’s most iconic power stations.
Printed on museum-quality archival paper, preserving the intricate details of this historic document.