Battersea Power Station, London

The Battersea Power Station was a coal-fired power station and is now a protected Grade II building

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Battersea Power Station, London

The Battersea Power Station was a coal-fired power station and is now a protected Grade II building.

The Battersea Power Station was a coal-fired power station and is now a protected Grade II building. Standing as an art deco icon of the old smog-filled industrial London, this building is universally recognised as it was on the cover of the 1977 Pink Floyd album 'Animals'. Inoperational since 1983, it is best viewed from a distance on the north side of the Thames at Chelsea.

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About Battersea Power Station

 Battersea Power Station, 188 Kirtling St, London, Greater London SW8 5BN,

 www.batterseapowerstation.co.uk

Battersea Power Station and Nearby Sights on Map

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