Looking up at the towering brick facade of White Bay Power Station, this image captures the coal conveyor junction where fuel was transferred from the Coal Handling Shed into the Boiler House. The rusted chutes and corroded steel framework still cling to the structure, relics of an industrial process that once kept Sydney’s rail and tram network in motion.
Coal was lifted high above the station before being funneled into massive storage bunkers, ensuring a steady supply to the boilers below. The sharp 90-degree turn of the conveyor system remains etched into the building's design, a silent reminder of the precision and scale of this operation.
The contrast of weathered steel and aged brickwork against the bright sky creates a striking composition, perfect for those drawn to the raw beauty of industrial architecture.
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