186 Comments for Packard Automotive Plant

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The one on the left isn't looking so healthy...might need to do something about that. I am glad to see the lonely chair at least has some company here lol. The lonely chair and friend shot?
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LOL @ lone chair. I remember that!

Great pic...so...sad and depressing, but also interesting and fascinating. A look into the past and a view of our future if we don't take care of what we have today.
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Wow. Just...wow.
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I would not never have guessed either what this is if I hadn't read the description. Those mushrooms are so creepy, yet beautiful. I thought LIGHT BULBS when I looked at them, but then I thought ALIEEEEEN! :D

GOOD SHOT Motts!!!! (Nice to be back BTW!)
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Oh oh...the Zombies are coming.

Shame to see such craftmanship so abandoned.
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No you don't. I am not here. Are any of us REALLY...here?

Gosh this is creepy.
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BTW...is that an airplane I see flying over the plant there in that bottom pic? :D
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Wow. My biological mom and HER mom (probably) weren't even a twinkle in anyone's eye in 1910! That was around the general time of the Titanic wasn't it? Wow. This place is beyond MASSIVE. It is absolutely MONSTROUS!
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Ick. I agree about that color. It is just soooo...Pea Soup (which we just had for supper not that long ago lol) colored. Reminds me of the psych hospital pics on here.
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They should renovate if it is possible. Buildings like this shouldn't be left to just rot--they are built to be used. I hope that they can reuse it!
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HIYA TOOT! <3 OMG AUTOGUY!!! HIHIHIHIHIHI!

This is really weird, but I guess, like everyone else, that the vandals couldn't get those heavy bannisters out of there without using power tools (heh) and making a LOT of noise. Still...this is actually almost spooky.
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Weird...but fascinating!
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I can almost hear the sounds of the factory around me and see the workers in blue shirts and pants and the management in white shirts, ties, and nice slacks moving back and forth, hither and yon, as they go through their work-day. SOOOO neat!
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Wow...it is like one of those dreams where you are at the end of a very long corridor and no matter how much you move forward, the corridor keeps growing longer in front of you. :D

HI guys BTW! I see some names I recognize here and some I don't!! :D
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Wow...That is...wow. I can't imagine the sheer size of over 3 million square feet. That is much too much for me to even comprehend. :)