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Original Mattress Factory (3,300 square feet)
12120 Jefferson Avenue, Yoder Plaza, Newport News, VA
This location opened in 2020 and was originally located here; it was originally a Mattress Discounters, which opened in January 1998, expanded in 2009, and became a Mattres Firm in 2013, which closed in January 2018.
I was told that this was once a brewery but is now used for a variety of things including cider making.
Built in 1920, "DrobÄ—" factory produced fabric for over 90 years, now being torn down to build a supermarket
All those lovely factory columns I've liked photographing so much around Chicago and elsewhere were pioneered in this building in Detroit! It was quite exciting to see it!
"The first large-scale auto plant built in Detroit, the Packard complex included ten buildings...In Building 10 [Albert] Kahn designed an efficient frame and floor structure in concrete, a material known well to the Romans but long abandoned. Kahn's innovation was the addition of steel reinforcing, which added considerable strength to the concrete...The architecture developed here eventually became a factory-design standard worldwide."
from AIA Detroit: The American Institute of Architects Guide to Detroit Architecture, 2003
She has a hello kitty eye mechanism, her hair is a little thin, but I'm a sucker for purple, really happy with the color.
Mikoyan MiG-21
N21MG
Vietnam People's Air Force VPAF
A State Aircraft Factory China Chengdu F-7 from 1965
2012 AirVenture
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
USA
Local artist Ed Marion, who founded and opened the Ithaca Art Factory in December teaches the class about painting.
Rachel Orlow/The Ithacan
Campana Factory
Batavia, Illinois
The Campana Factory was built in 1936 for The Campana Company, which produced Italian Balm, a popular hand lotion in the United States during The Great Depression. It was one of the first buildings to be completely air conditioned, and operational windows were never added.
I’m not too proud to take a bribe of a beverage or two so when I was offered the chance of visiting a Miele factory with German cuisine and beer thrown in, I jumped at the chance! Bloggers and journalists were flown over to Münster Airport where we arrived at 1.30pm. The first ‘fuel stop’ was courtesy of the Waldhaus an de Miälkwellen restaurant for a spot of lunch. Throughout the rest of the weekend we explored the factories and the history of the Meile brand.
Composite color photograph (from glass plate images exposed with different filters) from the Library of Congress taken by Sergei Mikhailovich Prokudin-Gorskii c1910. This image is of textile factory.
16 Royal Ordanance Factories were built to manufacture munitions during the second World War. It produced various ammunitions including mortars for the army and bombs for the RAF. It was connected by a circular railway, and linked to the main line. Today Thorpe Arch is a shopping park, as well as housing the Northern Reading Room, Northern Listening Service and Document Supply Centre of the British Library. Another part is a prison, originally HMP Thorp Arch, now HMP Wealstun. It is also where Leeds United have their training facilities.