Carolina Port: When chimney stacks that dominated Dundee came tumbling down [The Courier]
Date: 09/03/2022
In the spring of 1984 the iconic chimneys from the Carolina Port power station fell.
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Carolina Port: When chimney stacks that dominated Dundee came tumbling down
The Courier
In the spring of 1984 the iconic chimneys from the Carolina Port power station fell. The Carolina Port power station generated Dundee's energy for much of
Carolina 'A' Power Station - RAILSCOT
Carolina Port Power Station 'A'
This power station was located in the east of Dundee in Port Carolina. It was on the south side of the main line, over Stannergate Road, and approached from the west alongside the dockside line. A num
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A Class 47 takes a Glasgow - Aberdeen train away from Dundee towards Stannergate in 1981, passing Carolina Port power station on the left. The chimneys were demolished in April 1984, a year after closure of the oil-fired power station.
Location: Stannergate
Company: Trades Lane and Carolina Port Railway
11/08/1981 John Furnevel
Location: Stannergate
Company: Trades Lane and Carolina Port Railway
11/08/1981 John Furnevel
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