article_snippet: It was once a smoke-spewing industrial behemoth overlooking Sydney Harbour, providing power for the city's rail and tram network.
article_snippet: A staple of most dining halls in Australia in the past, the pie oven, this one from 1950, is found in the power station's dining room .
article_snippet: The two smoke stacks, which are 'like two beacons' pointing the way into the city of Sydney. 
article_snippet: It was once a smoke-spewing industrial behemoth overlooking Sydney Harbour, providing power for the city of Sydney's rail and tram network.
article_snippet: The huge fans were developed for use in power stations in the late 1800s .
article_snippet: One upon a time this equipment was providing most of the power for Sydney's train and tram system .
article_snippet: Not only was it source of power for the red rattlers, it would also supplement Sydney's electricity needs during periods of high demand, particularly over Christmas and New Year, in the decades past.