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FRIDAY,
OCTOBER 10, 1913 SUSSEX EXPRESS,
SURREY STANDARD &
KENT MAIL 3
The
1913 newspaper clipping shown above, discovered at the
Maltings Archive, Lewes, East Sussex indicates when the
electricity generation business had expanded beyond the
supply of power for street lighting.
Domestic appliances were now targeted.
Equipment such as cookers requiring many times
the energy needed for house lighting and necessitating
the upgrading of machinery.
This could have
been when the second generator, thought to have been a
coal gas engine, was installed. With the
related increase in demand, a larger battery storage
capacity will have been needed and such capacity would
have its advantages.
Electrical
fittings various
By
1913 Charles von Roemer, son of Baron von Roemer had
taken over the marketing and expansion of the business.
From the enthusiastic heading “Yet Another
Enterprise,” we may assume several announcements
intended to attract business will have been made over
the years. Doubtless,
cooking demonstrations forming part of the same.
Herstmonceux
Electricity Generating Works Circa. 1900 - 1936
Introduction
| Instructions
| ISBN
| Batteries
| Boiler
Room | Floor
Plan | Ron
Saunders
Industrial
Revolution
| Lime
Park | Machinery
| Map
| Power
House | Argus
1999
Public
Supply | Roof
Construction | Rural
Supply | Sussex
Express 1913 |
Conclusion
Archaeology
South East
| East
Sussex CC | English
Heritage | SIAS
| Sx
Exp 1999
Memories
of Herstmonceux by Margaret Pollard
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