Centrale Montemartini   141928
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Location: Roma      by: Giuseppe Marzulli
Area: Italy      Date: August 2015
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This is the "Sala Caldaie" (Boiler Room) of the Centrale Montemartini, the first power station in Rome. In this room there are some statues and Roman finds of great importance and some machinery of the old power station.

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centrale_Montemartini



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Very difficult - a Museum for Archeological excavations... In Greece ?
2015/09/09 20:22 , Hans-Jürgen Bayer
Yes it is now a museum. But before it was a very special building. It is not in Greece.
This is just one of the many rooms of the museum. It is a museum not very famous, but, in my opinion, very beautiful. For me it is one of the best of a city that has many famous museums.
2015/09/09 20:49 , Giuseppe Marzulli
Is it the E... musem in L... ?
2015/09/09 20:51 , Jens Vischer
@Jens: no.
2015/09/09 20:53 , Giuseppe Marzulli
I like the picture - and I really spent some time googleing things like "museum AND factory", "art gallery AND power station" and so on, but I still do not have any clue.
2015/09/09 21:08 , Arne Rönsch
@Arne: it is as you say. It is a museum for lovers of famous classical antiquities, but also for lovers of industrial archeology....
2015/09/09 21:10 , Giuseppe Marzulli
This is Centrale Montemartini in Rome. Here you show the boiler room with the mosaic of Santa Bibiana
LG Jörg
2015/09/09 21:45 , Jörg Nitz
This was the first power station of Rome.
Now it contains about 400 Roman statues, but also almost all the machinery of the old power station.
2015/09/09 22:03 , Giuseppe Marzulli
Aargh, "Centrale AND Italy AND Museum" would have done...
I had all the words, but never together :-)

Well done, Jörg, well done, Giuseppe.
2015/09/09 23:40 , Arne Rönsch
Dear Arne, this is not one of the most famous museums of Rome, but it is one of my favorites. There are also magnificent old machinery, not seen in this pano. The contrast between the old machinery and Roman statues makes it unique. For exemple, there are keys for bolts almost as large as a man...
It is difficult to achieve pano and to do this, without breaking the rules of the museum, I really struggled.
2015/09/09 23:55 , Giuseppe Marzulli
Peinlich für mich - aber da muss ich nun durch.
Nicely shown Giuseppe ! VG HJ
2015/09/10 06:38 , Hans-Jürgen Bayer
Il giorno che era comparso, pur consapevole che non mi sarebbe mai venuto in mente cosa fosse, avevo avuto la chiara sensazione di averlo visto tempo non troppo tempo fa in televisione. È una cosa possibile, o è una qualche strana forma di dejà-vu?
2015/09/12 18:50 , Pedrotti Alberto
@Hans-Jürgen: I think you are a fan of industrial archeology and did not surprise me that you were the first to respond, even if incompletely
@Alberto: non saprei dirti. Questo non è uno dei musei più famosi di Roma, ma è uno dei più sorprendenti. A me è piaciuto moltissimo.
2015/09/12 20:46 , Giuseppe Marzulli
Giuseppe, you are of course right, I like architecural panos very much. With my resolution I was little off target. Had l only looked more at the items of the exhibition :-) VG HJ
2015/09/13 20:21 , Hans-Jürgen Bayer

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