It is the last remaining brick gasometer in Berlin. A polygonal MAN waterless gasometer was installed in the 1930s. The plot centred on a man playing a saxophone inside an empty gasometer. There are concerns that only the nationally listed No.1 gasometer will be preserved. A discussion ensued about the dismantling or possible reuse of the Gasometer. The HSC's reputation as the "Eleven of the Gasometer" dates back to this period. The gasometer was demolished in 1986. From 1820 Pickernell's lighthouse was lit by gas from its own gasometer. The tallest gasometer in Europe is tall and is located in Oberhausen. Queen's won the coin toss and chose to defend the gasometer end. The shopping mall levels in each gasometer are connected to the others by skybridges. The Gasometer officially stopped operating 31 December 1944. One six that he lofted from Laker almost reached the iconic gasometer outside The Oval. Visitors could enter the installation through airlocks, and walk around inside the Gasometer. By 1 June 1950 the Gasometer was operational again.