Industrial

Bethlehem Steel – Trip 4

By dave | October 5, 2010
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Delaware Power Station

By dave | August 2, 2010
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Amsterdam, NY Warehouse

By dave | June 2, 2010

I don’t have a lot of information on this warehouse. I got a tip from a family friend that there were some abandonments in Amsterdam…that it was a one factory town and that factory had closed…and managed to confirm the info online. It seemed like a chill spot so we stopped here on our way…

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Auburn, ME Mill

By dave | April 24, 2010

This Auburn, Maine mill had been through a couple of different renovations in its time. It had remnants of industrial use, but sections of the building had been renovated into apartments as well. Squatters had definitely been the most recent tenants.

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Easthampton Mill and Power Plant

By dave | February 21, 2010

I’m having trouble remembering how I discovered this place. In all likelihood I was just out driving around back roads and small town centers to try to find new places. This place turned out to be a bit of a gem even though it didn’t look like it from the outside.

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Central Steam Power Plant – 2009

By dave | December 31, 2009
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Erving Paper Mill

By dave | December 13, 2009

I visited this paper mill in Erving, MA during a snow storm.

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Packard Plant – Trip 3

By dave | December 1, 2009

I remember this as The Trip Where I Finally Got Up The Nerve To Bring My 5DMKII. I had been dancing around bringing my main camera to Detroit given the potential for theft, the potential for loss during inevitable partying, having to lug the heavy kit all over the city, etc. I scheduled all the…

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Haartz-Mason

By dave | October 24, 2009

Haartz Mason in Watertown, MA manufactured three ply rubberized convertible top fabric and closed in the mid 1980s. There was not much left behind except some tasty graffiti.

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Polaroid Trips 5 & 6

By dave | July 5, 2009

Polaroid trips 5 and 6 were focused on the power plant. It was a small building, but lots of fun to explore and a few of my favorite pictures of the place came from here.

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