EAW028591 ENGLAND (1950). The Ideal Boiler and Radiator Works and environs, Kingston upon Hull, 1950. This image was marked by Aerofilms Ltd for photo editing.

© Hawlfraint cyfranwyr OpenStreetMap a thrwyddedwyd gan yr OpenStreetMap Foundation. 2024. Trwyddedir y gartograffeg fel CC BY-SA.

Delweddau cyfagos (45)

EAW028591
  0° 0m
EPW052227
  0° 7m
EPW052225
  251° 15m
EPW052226
  214° 28m
EPW052231
  174° 29m
EPW052224
  137° 32m
EPW052229
  321° 38m
EPW052230
  160° 44m
EPW052228
  150° 49m
EAW028585
  116° 58m
EPW042789
  110° 60m
EPW042791
  104° 60m
EAW028584
  337° 61m
EPW042790
  113° 65m
EAW028589
  79° 72m
EAW028592
  355° 72m
EPW042793
  102° 75m
EPW042794
  117° 80m
EAW046034
  86° 87m
EAW028590
  317° 94m
EPW012815
  124° 100m
EAW028586
  333° 106m
EAW028587
  297° 116m
EPW010832
  100° 134m
EPW031640
  109° 134m
EPW031636
  113° 150m
EAW046040
  168° 151m
EPW031641
  114° 159m
EAW046031
  150° 174m
EAW046032
  146° 177m
EPW031639
  110° 178m
EPW031637
  113° 188m
EPW042054
  83° 189m
EPW042050
  85° 191m
EPW031638
  111° 194m
EPW042792
  95° 196m
EAW028588
  332° 202m
EAW046030
  114° 204m
EAW046033
  117° 207m
EAW046036
  122° 208m
EPW042051
  84° 208m
EAW046039
  303° 214m
EAW046035
  117° 224m
EPW042047
  90° 245m
EPW031232
  102° 246m

Manylion

Pennawd [EAW028591] The Ideal Boiler and Radiator Works and environs, Kingston upon Hull, 1950. This image was marked by Aerofilms Ltd for photo editing.
Cyfeirnod EAW028591
Dyddiad 5-April-1950
Dolen
Enw lle KINGSTON UPON HULL
Plwyf
Ardal
Gwlad ENGLAND
Dwyreiniad / Gogleddiad 506555, 429882
Hydred / Lledred -0.38372162995655, 53.754172379752
Cyfeirnod Grid Cenedlaethol TA066299

Pinnau

Cottingham South signal box.

John Wass
Saturday 14th of February 2015 09:15:26 PM
football pitch

totoro
Friday 3rd of October 2014 06:01:03 PM
tennis courts

totoro
Friday 3rd of October 2014 05:58:27 PM
Rutland Road

totoro
Friday 3rd of October 2014 05:55:44 PM
Woodgate Road

totoro
Friday 3rd of October 2014 05:54:47 PM
Ideal Boiler and Radiator Works, Hull (or Kingston upon Hull) In the 1880's in America there was talk of heating buildings by means of hot water (or steam) circulating in pipes. John Pierce and Joseph Bond were amongst those to profit from this concept, running Pierce Steam Heating Company. A merger in 1892 with Michigan Radiator Company formed the American Radiator Company. The American Radiator Company introduced its boilers and radiators to Europe anda local manufacturing site was required. The Hull site was championed by its then mayor Alderman Larard. Work commenced March 1906 in a largely greenfield site, with just a small brickworks being demolished. The factory furnace was lit in December 1906. The National Radiator Company was born and in 1907 the road name became National Avenue. Already by 1910 extensions were required with more in 1917. American homes then mostly had basements where the boilers were placed but in many English homes the boilers were more visible and a less industrial design was introduced. By the 1930's the use of gas became popular as it did not have the storage requirements of solid fuel (coal). Oil was another fuel possibility. In 1935 American Radiator and Standard Sanitary combined and a new factory was built making vitreous china fixtures and porcelain enamelled cast iron baths. More expansion in the 1950s for light steel radiators and more vitreous chinaware and a separate bath factory. The site came to cover 90 acres. 1953 saw a name change to Ideal Standard. In 1976 the boiler and radiator sections were purchased by Metal Box and that part of the production went under the name Stelrad whilst the china side continued as a separate business, Ideal Standard. Hull stopped making radiators and concentrated on boilers. Lots of mergers and name changes in 1989 left the Hull factory as Caradon Heating until 1993 when the Hull boiler plant became Caradon Ideal making boilers under the name Ideal.

totoro
Friday 3rd of October 2014 05:44:29 PM