South Street Station, USA

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South Street Station (also referred to as The Narragansett light company power plant or Narragansett electrical Lighting Company Power Station) is Associate in Nursing historic electrical station in Providence, Rhode Island at 360 Eddy Street.The coal burning station was inbuilt 1912 during a Classical Revival vogue by Jenks and Ballou. The building was supplementary to the National Register of Historic Places in 2006.Narragansett light company may be a subsidiary of National Grid USA. The Rhode Island Historical Society is attending to build a “Heritage Harbor Museum” among the building.

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