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lee gale photographs
Journalist Lee Gale visited the museum whilst researching a piece for The Independent in 2005. The following
are the reference photographs he took.
His article was published in
The Independent on the 14th August 2005.
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| © Lee Gale 2005 |
| Part of the collection as seen from Yearling Close as you drive past the buildings.
The collection is in a constant state of change as the two nearest brackets had lanterns when I took my photographs
the next year. |
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| © Lee Gale 2005 |
| A modern, wind-generated, solar-powered Phosco P777 stands amongst
antique cast iron columns with a Parkinson Maxilla lantern in the background. This had been
moved onto a feeder pillar when I visited. |
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| © Lee Gale 2005 |
| Some of the post-top lanterns along one side of the building. These
still seem to have their original colours. |
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| © Lee Gale 2005 |
| The "Concrete Graveyard" of old Concrete Utilities columns and
brackets can be found in the main car park. |
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