
The Brayton Point Station power plant, located on the shores of Mount Hope Bay, is the largest fossil-fuel burning power plant in New England.
2011/01/12
closed cycle cooling system
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The Brayton Point Station power plant, located on the shores of Mount Hope Bay, is the largest fossil-fuel burning power plant in New England.
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there goes the neighborhood!
Comment by a mouse — 2011/01/12 @ 00:41
What a commentary.
I’ve seen the towers from route 195 but not in the neighbor context.
Great to see you. Give my love to everyone.
Jane
Comment by Anonymous — 2011/01/12 @ 17:53
I wonder if the power ever goes out in this neighborhood? Good example of urban landscape showing the folly of past urban planning.
Comment by robert — 2011/01/26 @ 08:35
[...] lines from the Brayton Point power plant where they cross I-195, west of Fall River Comments [...]
Pingback by high voltage « Black and White — 2011/03/23 @ 09:53
This is an amazing picture. I am from Somerset, and I grew up in this neighborhood–about a mile down the road from this street. We didn’t have the cooling towers when I was kid, but we learned to sleep with all the alarms going off there.
Comment by Jeff — 2011/09/14 @ 21:25