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Some shots of a former textile mill. Slowly being re-purposed and re-used for other stuff.
The rest can be found on my Flickr.
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Workhouse by Jon Washburn, on Flickr
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The Great Divide by Jon Washburn, on Flickr
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Gates of Industry by Jon Washburn, on Flickr
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Exit by Jon Washburn, on Flickr
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Frame of Reference by Jon Washburn, on Flickr
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Watch those Fingers by Jon Washburn, on Flickr
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Layers by Jon Washburn, on Flickr
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Modernization by Jon Washburn, on Flickr
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Staircasing the Joint by Jon Washburn, on Flickr
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Subtle Framing by Jon Washburn, on Flickr
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Very cool, this is one of the nicest American factory buildings I've ever seen.
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Great set!!
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Thank you kindly - it was a very cool location.
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Great set location looks interesting.
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WOW!!!!!
FUCKING BADASS!!!!!
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Posted by krush
WOW!!!!!
FUCKING BADASS!!!!!
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Nice! Thanks a lot.
Posted by Ghost5
Great set location looks interesting.
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Very much so - being renovated to turn into condos though is what I hear.
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Great set, I love old textile mills. I worked in a mill originally built in the early 1900'swhen I was in high school we would explore the older unused areas on break and sometimes after our shift for a bit. And that damned green paint...I've put down a hundred gallons if I've put down a drop.
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Wow what a gorgeous building! Glad to hear they are renovating instead of demolition. That architecture must be saved!
Great shots as well. #'s 1 and 5 are my favorites.
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