24 Comments Posted by SandyY

My father worked here from the mid 60's till they closed. One of his jobs was in enviromental and he had to climb one of these once a moth to take samples of the smoke coming out.

My dad worked here for 25 years or so. One of his jobs was to climb the smoke stack and collect samples of the stuff spewing out.

I am reminded of the Phantom of the Opera and the chandelier falling....

They had told us a story in Sunday school that the reason the Churches looked like the upside down ship was that the early settlers would use their ship, turned upside down to make their meeting place/church.

I weep when I see pictures like this and find out this place that had stood for so long is now no more. Nothing left but photos and memories.

The Ents want in!!!!!

DaveWilly I will have to ask my husband to be if he minds, but sure if its ok with him as long as we hold it here. EVERYONE WOULD BE INVITED!

FREE CAKE FOR ALL!!!!!!

The company I worked for built houses and we had a subcontractor that does mosaic designs for us now and then on walls and floors. Their stuff stinks compared to this. Now you can get the mosaic tiles in sheets, just plop them down and smear the grout over them. This stuff would have been all hand set. AMAZING!
ok now I have rambled, on with the tour.

It's almost as if the trees from "Lord of the Rings" attacked this part of the building. You see the hole in the roof and the branches "reaching" in.

I know C-Note...that was the first thing I noticed.

might have to clean it up just a bit first though.

I WANNA GET MARRIED THERE!!!!!!!!!

I wonder if this was made from Tin or plaster...

Mr. Motts, will you teach me how to take pictures like this?

WOW!!!! Thats all I can say!