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United States >
New Jersey >
Marlboro >
Slaughterhouse
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This location has been labeled as Demolished, and therefore can be viewed by anyone.
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Main slaughterhouse building contains long stable and giant freezer/ meat locker. This facility is surrounded by a variety of smaller coups, pens, and trailers. On the dirt road in you pass a small farm house and a medium sized silo. This place sees a fair amount of traffic as it is fairly well known.
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Type: Building
Status: Demolished
Accessibility: Its a pile of rubble now
Recommendation: if you are into chasing legends...
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unsafe flooring nosy nieghbors
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Legends. The long stable section is cool.
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police watch most points of entry
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According to local lore, the piggery was once owned by a farmer named "Mr. Allen." The state of New Jersey seized the man’s property through the process of eminent domain and began using it to supply foodstuffs for the hospital. But Allen, bitter at the government, often showed up at the farm, scornfully eyeing workers before he eventually went insane. Allen was committed to the hospital, and like several patients at the time, farmed the property he once owned. But he soon disappeared, and an unsolved and unexplained chain of crimes followed. Pigs were killed, their blood used to scrawl cryptic messages on the wall. According to some, a night watchman was murdered there, while others believe a worker was mysteriously mauled to death by pigs after falling in a pen. These events have been blamed on the vengeful farmer Allen, who was never located. Legend has it that Allen often visited the building at night, and his ghost still stares out from a hole in the wall over the fields he feels were taken from him unjustly. Of course, officials assure, there is no farmer Allen. A reporter’s check of the succession of deeds that comprised the hospital properties, some dating back to 1816, revealed no record of any owner with the first or last name of Allen. Local historians also said they know of no farmer named Allen ever owning a farm in the hospital area. What is perhaps not a coincidence is the slaughterhouse’s location on what was once Allen Road. taken from local paper, the News Transcript
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Eventual demolition due to occasional activity.
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The moderator rating is a neutral rating of the content quality, photography, and coolness of this location.
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This location's validation is current. It was last validated by
Emperor Wang on 9/10/2007 2:35 PM.
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on Sep 10 07 at 14:35, Emperor Wang validated this location on Sep 10 07 at 13:54, Senseriffic changed the following: Status, Accessibility on Feb 2 05 at 8:25, handskills made this location available on Feb 2 05 at 8:25, handskills changed the main information on Feb 2 05 at 8:12, handskills updated a gallery picture on Feb 2 05 at 8:11, handskills updated a gallery picture on Feb 2 05 at 8:10, handskills updated a gallery picture on Feb 2 05 at 8:09, handskills updated a gallery picture on Feb 2 05 at 8:08, handskills updated a gallery picture on Feb 2 05 at 8:07, handskills updated a gallery picture
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