The towering Parsons turbine stands in quiet defiance within the White Bay Power Station Turbine Hall, its massive green housing weathered by time. This once-powerful machine played a pivotal role in Sydney’s industrial history, supplying energy to the city’s rail and tram networks.
Visible near the turbine’s end, the governor was responsible for regulating its speed, controlling the steam flow to ensure stable output. Now rusted and worn, its intricate mechanisms remain frozen in place, a testament to the precision engineering that once kept the station running at peak efficiency.
Rich in industrial character, this print is a striking piece for collectors and enthusiasts of mechanical history, capturing the beauty of function and decay in perfect harmony.
Printed on museum-quality archival paper, ensuring longevity and exceptional detail in every print.