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More than 4, 200 tons of brickwork hit the dust yesterday on target at Glasgow

More than 4, 200 tons of brickwork hit the dust yesterday on target at Glasgow
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More than 4, 200 tons of brickwork hit the dust yesterday on target at Glasgow

More than 4, 200 tons of brickwork hit the dust yesterday on target at Glasgows Pinkston power station.Timing was conducted with military precision, shorty before the blast a warning klaxon sounded and police closed the nearby motorway.
9th April 1978. © Mirrorpix

Daily Record
Mirrorpix
Glasgow
Scotland

Media ID 21666360

Chimney Demolition Destruction Explosion Explosives Smoke 1978 Blast

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Captured in this striking print from Memory Lane Prints, we witness the dramatic demolition of Glasgow's Pinkston power station on 9th April 1978. With military precision, more than 4,200 tons of brickwork crumble into dust as the explosives hit their target. The timing of this controlled blast was executed flawlessly, preceded by a warning klaxon and the closure of nearby motorways to ensure public safety. The sheer force unleashed during this momentous event is evident in the billowing smoke that engulfs the scene. As debris fills the air, it serves as a poignant reminder of both destruction and progress. This photograph encapsulates an era when demolitions were celebrated for making way for new beginnings. In capturing this historic moment, Mirrorpix has expertly preserved not just an image but also a piece of history from the 20th century. The towering chimney reduced to rubble symbolizes both an end and a fresh start – marking progress towards modernization and innovation. As we gaze upon this powerful image, let us reflect on how our world constantly evolves through moments like these – where old structures make way for new possibilities. It stands as a testament to human ingenuity and our ability to shape our surroundings according to our needs.


Framed Prints

Bring a piece of history into your home with our Framed Prints from Media Storehouse and Memory Lane Prints. This striking image captures a significant moment in Glasgow's industrial past, as more than 4,200 tons of brickwork came crashing down at Pinkston Power Station. Timing was conducted with military precision, making this a testament to the engineering feats of the past. Add this historical masterpiece to your decor and relive the glory days of Glasgow's industrial heritage.


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Relive history with this captivating photograph from Memory Lane Prints' Media Storehouse collection. Witness the moment more than 4,200 tons of brickwork came crashing down at Glasgow's Pinkston Power Station. The precision of the timing is evident in this iconic image from Mirrorpix, capturing the power and scale of the demolition. Bring this piece of Glasgow's industrial heritage into your home and make it a conversation starter.


Poster Prints

Relive history with our stunning poster print from Memory Lane Prints, featuring the iconic moment when over 4,200 tons of brickwork came crashing down at Glasgow's Pinkston Power Station. Witness the precision and power of the demolition with this captivating image from Mirrorpix. Add this historic print to your collection and bring the past to life in your home or office.


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Step into history with our captivating jigsaw puzzle from the Media Storehouse range. Featuring an iconic image from Memory Lane Prints, this puzzle presents "More than 4, 200 tons of brickwork hit the dust yesterday on target at Glasgow" by Mirrorpix. Witness the precision and grandeur of the Pinkston power station demolition, where timing was conducted with military precision. Engage in a challenging yet rewarding puzzle experience, piecing together history one piece at a time.

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