Report - Peppermint Powerplant - Germany - February 2020

[ForgottenBuildings]

History:
This power plant dates back to the begin of the 1950s, the reason for this was due to a big modernization the paper mill was in at this time. So a stunning minty miniature power house was made. The power station worked on coal, and was meant to be used as a backup for when the nearby hydro plant was having a weak current. In 2001 this powerplant closed for good, this was due to that the paper mill went bankrupt.

I really liked this small but rather pretty power plant, the minty tiles really gave of a really special and calm atmosphere.

Lonely turbine by ForgottenBuildings, on Flickr

Peppermint Turbine by ForgottenBuildings, on Flickr

Futuristic Panel by ForgottenBuildings, on Flickr

Brown&Pastel by ForgottenBuildings, on Flickr

Small chemical lab by ForgottenBuildings, on Flickr

Meters by ForgottenBuildings, on Flickr

Boiler house by ForgottenBuildings, on Flickr

Siemens turbine by ForgottenBuildings, on Flickr

I also made a video of this small power station. In the video I will go more in-depth into the hidden past of this stunning place

Thanks for reading and watching!

 

[jST]

Nice one, shame its been scribbled on by cretins. Was 'mint' a few years back.

 

[UrbandonedTeam]

Nice one, shame its been scribbled on by cretins. Was 'mint' a few years back.

I think he means 'minty' in terms of the colours

 

[Calamity Jane]

Very nice & clean. The colour all matching is quite cool

 

[jtza]

Like this one for it's simplicity and cleanness. Nice one

 

[jST]

I think he means 'minty' in terms of the colours

Yes... And I was making reference to how the condition was 'mint' when we went in 2016.

 

[drhowser]

Yes... And I was making reference to how the condition was 'mint' when we went in 2016.

Ohhh, like a play on words type of thing?

 

[Andrew32]

Recognised this straight away from the proper people video, loved this one