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Hidden by these double yellow lines at the side of Elliot Street in the Anderston area in Glasgow is an access panel for the city's Hydraulic Power system. Built in 1895, Glasgow was one of the few British cities to have a centralised hydraulic power system.

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An access cover from Glasgow's Hydraulic Power system on Argyle Street in Anderston. From a centralised pumping station on High Street, pressurised water was sent through iron pipes with one inch thick walls to power machines across city. It operated from 1895 to 1964, and so far this is the most distant remnant of it I've come across.

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All that remains of the once castle-like Glasgow Hydraulic Power Works on High Street in Glasgow. Built in 1895, this was part of Glasgow's hydraulic power system. At its peak, in 1908-1909, it supplied 202,141 gallons of high perssure water through 30 miles of heavy duty 7-inch diameter pipes under the city's streets to power industrial machinery.

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The former Queen's Dock Hydraulic Power Station in Glasgow. Designed by J. Carrick for the Clyde Navigation Trust and built in the 1870s, it once contained steam engines to pressurise water so it could be used to power the swing bridge at the entrance to the dock and other machinery. The Italianate tower contained the accumulator tank used to hold the water prior to pressurisation.

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I've posted both of these access covers before, but today I realised they're both part of Glasgow's old Hydraulic Power system.

From a pumping station on High Street, pressurised water was pumped through thirty miles of pipes made of one inch thick steel and up to seven inches in diamter to power industrial equipment across the city.

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