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No. 101
Watercolour drawing from 1897
by architect P.V. Jensen-Klint.
No. 102
The first test turbine from 1891.
The cratostat and the water separation unit were developed in the wooden
shed.
No. 103
The topping-out ceremony of the large test turbine in 1897.
No. 104
Section of the top of the turbine at the topping-out ceremony in 1897.
No. 105
Enlarged section of photo no. 103.
No. 106
The test turbine when it still has the original six blades.
No. 107
The test turbine with the final four blades.
No. 108
Participants of the first course for wind
energy electricians,
held by the Society of Wind Electricians May - June 1904.
Poul la Cour is the first on the left in the centre row.
No. 109
Participants of the course for wind energy electricians in front of the wind turbine building in 1918.
No. 110
The test turbine photographed from the south.
No. 111
The wind turbine building and the waterworks that had its own wind turbine.
No. 112
The test turbine with Askov House on the left.
No. 114
The test turbine photographed from the south.