807 Comments for Studebaker Stamping Plant

i love abandoned places with old files and books and notes. it really gives it an extra spark. it helps a person believe that people once existed to keep whatever place it was alive.

Reminds me a bit of the scene in Jacob's Ladder where he is moved through a dirty, scary hallway with rough floors and dingy windows on a gurney. Nice shot as usual Motts.

and again, tunnelled. if i look hard enough, i can imagine people moving around just behind the window. marvelous picture.

i'm telling you, some escaped convict is very lost right now.

it almost looks like something is traversing under there.

hello lock.

makes me feel like i'm smack in the middle of ragtime, wondering about Henry Ford could do for me and why JP Morgan wanted to be my mentor. crazy.

Is that wood or brick? Looks like wood, that's really neat

This is what i was talking about on the forum! As long as they were test fired they stand a decent chance of running again. A friend and myself were able to bring an old Michigan front end loader back to life after it was sitting for so long a tree had grown through the cab!

I would imagine they had it in case of a workplace injury.

Looks like something tunneled up under that floor. "I knew I shoulda taken that left turn at Albakoiky." :)

i've been to a few factories but that is the biggest press I've seen!!!