Museum of Electricity, Christchurch

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Museum of Electricity, Christchurch

Image: © Chris Allen Taken: 9 Sep 2002

This museum is housed in an original power station building that housed Belliss & Morcom high-speed reciprocating steam engine. It is therefore very fitting that the same room is now home to a preserved example from the Cape hill Brewery (now demolished) of Mitchell & Butler. Note the original overhead travelling crane on columns with ornate capitals.

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Image Location

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Latitude
50.737932
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-1.779021