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I decided to return to some old ruins that I'd previously explored in the big town of Jackson.
Here is a plating facility, built in the early 1970's
As you can see most of the smaller equipment had been liquidated when the company foreclosed
The place was filled with decayed silica wrap pipes, the place has been abandoned for about a decade
In one corner there was this diagram of one of the machines
This was once an HVAC company, but the business burnt down while trying to sell the property
It looks like there may have been a drop ceiling in these sheds once
This structure was peninsulated after the fire, and seems to be the only part with actual windows
The cinderblock building here used to be part of the former Goodyear Tire Plant, a sprawling facility that was several blocks in size. The buildings were built in the 1930s and 40s, this small structure was one of the only pieces left behind
I'm not sure what this warehouse was used for, it may have been a loading area
The building has a tunnel that leads to the foundation, this is because a railroad used to go over a loading zone parallel to the warehouse
There are few existing photos of the Goodyear plant, as it was torn down in 2000, if it was still around it would be one of the best urbex places
A photo for perspective; 1999, MLive
https://www.mlive...._jacksons_onc.html
Here you can see my previous explorations of all these places:
https://www.uer.ca...id=1&msgid=1963866
https://www.uer.ca...id=1&msgid=1956361
https://www.uer.ca...id=1&msgid=1956289
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