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Gasometer views, 1972Peter Young took these photos in March, August and December 1972. They feature the gasometer, viewed from different angles and distances. As he says, it dominated the landscape. Peter has provided other gasometer photos:
The final view was taken on the 10 August, 1972. Peter: in the far distance you can see the Turriff Building. In those days there were no houses, just wasteland, and the path ran along quite near the railway, over to the right. I recall that in those days it was a relatively narrow path then, about 10 feet wide, with chainlink fencing either side, not a proper road. As I mentioned in my personal history, this was the path taken to get from Chiswick to Brentford Football Ground by my dad and brother. Published December 2020 |