On the night of May 2nd, close to 24 hours after the fire had started, the flames were still burning and the smoke was still thick.
NYC Specific Industrial sites
On the night of May 2nd, close to 24 hours after the fire had started, the flames were still burning and the smoke was still thick.
These photos were taken late in the day on May 2nd 2006, the day that the heart and Soul of GTW burned.
Ra is the international man of mystery that made GTW his home.
The Sick Santa Explorathon (SSE) was a rather ridiculous Santacon-afterparty held in 2003.
The guard that was usually on duty had finally disappeared… so you know what happened next. I’ll just let the photos say it all.
I remember 2004. It was springtime, and A & P were in town once again. These guys are a little more on the daring side, and they hadn’t seen the insanity that was the Greenpoint Terminal Warehouses just yet, so off we went.
It’s hard to describe the adventures that were had at Greenpoint Terminal without a view of the whole complex. So let’s take a look:
The Revere/Sucrose sugar refinery was Brooklyn’s ‘Other’ abandoned sugar mill. Located in Red Hook, it was bulldozed out of existence by 2006. Secured up until the very end, very few ‘explorers’ and next to no graffiti artists ever breached it’s walls. We did though. Of course we did. Because it’s expected.
A first look into one of the largest power plant ever to be abandoned in NYC
A notorious prison meets it’s maker.
So far as I’m concerned, there is only one bridge in NYC that matters. Only one bridge worth climbing. Only one bridge shrouded in more ghost stories and urban legends than you could fit into a 200 page issue of Weird NJ. Entire movies have been written about this bridge. Hell Gate Bridge. This is […]
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