Once the nerve center of White Bay Power Station, this control room was where operators managed the intricate electrical flow that powered Sydney’s rail and tram network. The sweeping curve of switches and dials, frozen in time, speaks to an era when hands-on control was essential to keeping the city moving.
Dust has settled over the faded green panels, and time has left its mark on the timber desks, their varnish peeling after decades of neglect. The absence of the once-crucial communication devices further emphasizes the severed connection between past and present.
An evocative piece of industrial photography, this print preserves the grandeur and meticulous design of a bygone era, perfect for collectors drawn to the aesthetics of abandoned infrastructure and historical engineering.
Printed on museum-quality archival paper, ensuring exceptional detail and longevity.