178 Comments for Linfield Industrial Park

I used to work in these warehouses right after college. My job was to roll barrels of distilled whiskey (Kesslers) from one end of the warehouse to the other where they were reinserted into racks for aging. Worse job I EVER had!!! I was also part of the crews that started dismantling the racks that were housed inside to hold barrels. All of these bonded warehouses stored Kessler's alcohol-mostly blended whiskey in oak barrels.

this idea kind of makes me laugh sucks for you if its raining. uk what i mean? lol

These are not wine racks... they are "rollers" which hold the casts (barrels) of aging whiskey.

wow that picture is awsome.thats so cool.

you said it ANTONIO.

that reflection looks like a beutiful view. sorry for pointing out the obviouse.

man i wish i was there. i love this kind of stuff. this website is one in a millione. pure gold.

i think what CAS was trying to say was... oh who am i kidding he nailed it. great pic motts.

sounds like you want him to get boozed up.

i agree it looks like hese looking straight down.

This Contains Soup.

it looks like you are looking up or down even though you are not

so how exactly did you get into the building? i was there recently and not there for very long in the dark but all the doors looked shut solid...any tips?

I was there recently myself, and it was definitely nothing like this. Like E said, a lot bigger looking, closer to the main path, covered in graffiti.

Motts, Just found your site while researching Pennhurst (which I grew up "investigating" since it was in my backyard). This is also right down the street from my childhood home, obviously. I noticed that you don't have the farm house that is included on this campus. It's quite amazing, there are a few homes and a large barn full of equipment. We stumbled across it one day and it became my local hang out as a teen. There are some great photo ops there. If you ever find yourself in the area again, feel free to email me for directions copyright1982@gmail.com.