Glyne Gap Gasworks
From Historical Hastings
Was opened circa 1905, and extracted 'coal gas' from coal, leaving coke as a by-product. The gas works sustained fairly severe damage from enemy bombing during WW2[1]; the gas-works also producing explosives as part of their processes, and was demolished in 1959.
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Glye Gap Gasworks demolition 1959
Glyne Gap Gasworks
Glyne Gap Gasworks - E. Keen 1960
Glyne Gap Gasworks
References & Notes
- ↑ Hastings & St Leonards Observer 03 October 1953 pg. 7
