Ninth Annual Energy Week capped with tours of Amoskeag Hydroelectric Station
The gears and machinery that operate the hydroelectric power plant in Manchester were captured in numerous photos by tour goers. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Three vintage turbines and their generators continue working with precision at Amoskeag Hydroelectric Station, a power plant that began operating in 1922. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Citizens gather to tour Manchester's historic Amoskeag Hydroelectric Station, a facility that since 1922 has generated electric power through the force of flowing water. Courtesy photo by BETH SAN SOUCIE, CLEAN ENERGY NH
Tour visitor Tom Walton, a resident of Melrose, Mass., pauses to admire the machinery controlling the 710-foot dam at the Manchester hydroelectric plant. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Freedom Energy Logistics CEO Bart Fromuth, left, and Nick Shostak, FEL team member, commend the educational aspects of the recent tour hosted at Amoskeag Hydroelectric Station. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
River debris that floated to entrapment against an iron trash rack at the plant includes baseballs, toys, soccer balls, a yellow rubber duck and a hollow plastic Easter Egg. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Hard hats and safety glasses were provided at the guided tour of the Amoskeag Hydroelectric Station in Manchester. Courtesy Photo
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