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Visited this old factory during my trip through Luxembourg. A lot of empty rooms, but still some nice details can be found. Unknown where this factory was used for. It has been abandoned for about 10 years now.
Visited this location in September 2011.
charcoal factory, Kuala Sepatang, Perak
霹雳州瓜拉十八丁炭窑
Yashica Electro 35 GTN, Fujifilm Fujicolor Superia X-TRA 400
Interiors of Eitingon's Factory from the 30's in Lodz, Poland.
Rolleiflex Automat (1939) with Tessar 3,5/75 on Kodak Trix 400. Developed in Ultrafin Plus.
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The factory has many more staff than it needs - the managers were told by the government to take as many as they could to spread employment among as many families as possible.
Hopper Control Room in an abandoned factory in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Long Exposure, Strobes, Flashlights Abandonment..
This is an example of an old factory turned into houses, the last time I was here it was still an abandoned building, but since then someone invested considerably in it and created modern and attractive housing. Even right behind my grandmother's house a small old saw-tooth roofed factory has been converted into a house after it was used for a few years as a mechanic's shop.
Factory Outlet Store with several signs promoting items such as butcher block tables, knife blocks, and cutting boards.
KPL catalog number P-836
Eady Shoe Factory
E.W. Eady began making shoes in Otsego in 1903, his factory occupying a site on Helen Avenue. Business thrived and by 1910, a new three-story factory was added to the plant. This building still exists today on Helen Ave. The factory made and shipped thousands of pairs of shoes every week throughout the Midwest and nearly one-third of Eady’s employees were women. The business survived until effects of the Great Depression forced its closure in 1935.
The Barbara and Douglas Bloom Matzah Factory, where kids help Moses lead the Jews out of Egypt, make matzah for the journey, and create a keepsake to take home.
Back in the 1800s Mr John Sykes built a paper mill on this sit at Chinley, Derbyshire. Known as Forge Bleach Works, the site was last owned by Kaleidoscope Colouration Ltd, who bought it off the Dorma Group. Both companies produced bedlinen and the like, with bleaching and dyeing taking place at the works. Kaleidoscope Colouration folded in 2005.
Visited this slate factory on my last day in and around Luxembourg. There used to be a slate quarry nearby and in this factory they worked with the slate to make rooftiles.
It has been abandoned for years, but still a lot of old machinery to see.
Visited this location in September 2011.
I spent one quiet Sunday afternoon in a disused rubber factory near my house in Royston, Barnsley.
It used to be William Freeman LTD. of Barnsley.
Two companies - Eversharp and Green Duck - were tenants in the 1920 building at 1800 W. Roscoe Street. Founded in 1913, Eversharp was the first mechanical pencil; it was sold to Parker Pen in 1957. Green Duck was a major marketer of campaign buttons. The Lofts contain 139 units and was renovated in the late 1980s.