103 Comments for Zuckerfabrik Greußen

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I guess machinery must have been attached to those chutes. I would love to have seen that checkerboard floor cleaned up
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Looks a bit dangerous in that corner and kind of creepy
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Interesting and a bit depressing
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Very nice and so Clean!
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Great shot of clean decay
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Looks very clean considering all the decay
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Nice to see another gallery! This palce looks so barren and creapy
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I do like your work. This gallery from Thuringia, Germany is no exception.
Thank you very much.
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with a little cleaning , this could be nice for a indoor soccer game
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the place is to clean! glad you didn't push your luck
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Rauchen=smoking

Verboten=forbidden

A German 101 lesson...
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vertrauen ist gut--trust is good. Kontrolle ist besser--control is better.

Reminds me of Kurt Vonnegut's "Slaughterhouse Five" where he worked in a Malzzuckerfabrik--malt sugar factory. I wonder how old these stencils really are--could they date from WWII?
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Lagershädlingen in a general sense means a place where goods are stored 'pest free'. I would assume that means ratproofing or other pest control. My wörterverzeichnis does not contain the exact word, but indicates pest control.
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this need to destroyer
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Thanks for being cool Motts :) appreciate the translation!