This part of the paper mill was once used to house vehicles and store product. The impressive buildings stand at four stories, being the tallest part of the complex.


A Fairbanks Scale, which had seen better days, presented itself


Through the many fires the buildings have survived, the building has been wrecked. Even the steel pipes are sagging


A doorway provided ample view into the colossal, main-loading-room


Fourth floor machinery, I'm unsure of what is was


The fifth floor gave a better view into the machine, though the room had holes that you could twist your ankle in


An ominous room on the edge of the complex had some waste-disposal tanks for spent paper, the chutes were 5'*5' in size


Here was the old railroad dock, for boxcar shipping




This pit used to be full of acid barrels that held the liquid used for pulping the lumber


I briefly walked around the basement level, it was used for ease-of-access. Forklifts moved pallets of product around here




The oil tanks here were used for the boiler building, I utilized their location to get a good view of the factory buildings


You can see a couple of explorers who'd summited the building I'd just explored