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Revision as of 17:30, 24 June 2013
Unfinished History
The PG&E Hunter's Point power plant, finally shut down after years of community pressure, on the shoreline in 2007 prior to its deconstruction.
Photo: Chris Carlsson
March 2009, after demolition of PG&E power plant, the view across India Basin north towards Herons Head Park and downtown in distance too.
Photo: Chris Carlsson
PG&E Hunter's Point power plant in the 1990s.
photo: Chris Carlsson
PG&E Hunter's Point power plant as it is being torn down, c. 2009.
Photo: Alex Lantsberg
Demolition underway at PG&E Hunter's Point power plant.
Photo: Alex Lantsberg
Interior of closed PG&E plant before demolition.
Photo: Alex Lantsberg
Part of an ongoing deindustrialization of San Francisco, this PG&E plant had been one of the City's biggest air polluters. Neighborhood campaigning forced its closure and demolition.
Photo: Alex Lantsberg
Picturesque ruins.
Photo: Alex Lantsberg
The end.
Photo: Alex Lantsberg