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Rear Tool Room Colour:White from around 1994

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Description

from around 1994

The fitting was part of the multi-level building at the corner of Victoria Road and Darling Street

1 blast furnace was blown in on 29 August 1928

Gallagher for approximately £60

Rear Tool Room Colour:White from around 1994A suspended ceiling grid hangs stripped and open above a cleared concrete floor in the rear toolroom of the ATL Building, Meadowbank. Partition walls are mid demolition, and a green trimmed doorframe and exit sign remain against the emptied shell. The factory at Nancarrow Avenue, purpose built in 1947 for Automatic Totalisators Limited, once produced precision engineered betting systems for racecourses across 29 countries. Part of the ATL Building

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