About Electric Tide Recorder From 1959
The Electric tide recorder from 1959 serves as a specialised historical attraction located in Albion Bc. This site preserves a piece of mid-twentieth-century maritime technology, demonstrating how sea levels and tidal patterns were monitored before the digital era. Visitors can examine the mechanical components and recording systems that provided essential data for Brisbane’s river and coastal management during that period. It provides a specific look at the intersection of engineering and environmental science.
Situated near the Breakfast Creek Hotel, this attraction offers an educational experience for those interested in local industrial evolution. The site remains a point of interest for researchers and hobbyists focusing on the development of navigation and maritime safety equipment in Queensland. The location in Albion Bc allows for access while exploring the heritage landmarks of the inner-northern suburbs. It highlights the importance of historical data collection in understanding long-term environmental changes.