171 Comments for Old Taylor Distillery

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Creepy down there, lol
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I know right, Eldokid It's a weird feeling when I'm around these giants vats--just would hate to get trapped in one
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This place still looks like it'll take quite a bit to get back up and running
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Of course that's what I thought too, lol. Man, it must have been nice to just stroll through this place! I can imagine how noisy it was when it was in operation
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Yeah they better get to fixing this place up soon before it starts getting to the point of no return, lol. But let me be the first to say I am SO glad this is one place that will be repurposed, yay!!
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The IR effect makes it look like it's in a totally different country!
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Yeah it would have probably looked cooler had they done all the buildings in that castle style like the main building. Cool looking place, though and thanks for the new gallery!
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YAY Y4123!
(I don´t like first, hahahaha - I wait! )
Perfect still life. And that cute little table
- it IS fastened to the white-painted, now flaking brick wall, is it not?
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From this photo I thought it might be a hanging fire basket.
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I remember "Old Taylor" I'm sure I sampled some of it in my drinking days. Thank you again for another great gallery. Take care.
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This place is beautiful.
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That is a big "how to do it" book!
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That's a lot of hangovers!
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Great gallery as usual, cheers Motts!
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Stay clear is good thinking.
As a compliment to the excellent pictures, kindly Google Earth even has "Street View" - slowly drive down McCracken Pike to see these vines growing is good too