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Georgetown Steam Plant

Seattle, WA

A monumental early-twentieth-century power plant preserves huge turbines, generators, and an interior that feels closer to a machine cathedral than a utility building. Public access is generally through scheduled open houses or tours.

Filed under weird history: real events too strange to have made the textbook.

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Source: seattle.gov/city-light/in-the-community/tours-recreation-and-education/georgetown-steam-plant

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