Everyone loves ‘Environmental Investigations’. it’s government speak for when an abandoned factory is potentially so toxic and beyond superfund status that no one really knows how many toxic chemicals and crap are in the soil of the property.
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The Stella D’oro cookie factory was a longstanding source of good paying jobs in The Bronx – that is, until a private equity company got involved.
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There’s not a whole lot to talk about with this place. It’s a rather huge warehouse once operated by a furniture retailer. When they went bankrupt, they left this place to gather dust. Huge warehouse space, combined with a smaller office area that was molded over from water damage, and a computer server room that was sadly already looted by the time we arrived.
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The NYC Photo Archive has some interesting bits in it, like the above photos of roller graffiti done in the mid to late 80s on 43rd street, near northern blvd in queens. I recall seeing this one while it was there so many years ago. Really shows how NYC has changed over the years. Something like this would probably get painted over within days now.
The town of South Fallenville is a barren wasteland. Storefronts are empty, residents survive off government benefits – many have no cars, and with no public transportation, they have no means of escape. With no jobs to be found and no way to get ahead, this area may as well be a prison. Decay has set in on all sides.
One of the biggest examples of this is the old town high school. It sits abandoned, forlorn, and slowly starting to crumble.
This is rural America 2012, where the American dream turned out to be the American nightmare.
Huge warehouses, conspicuous amounts of non-activity, and that intrigue strikes once again. What the hell is inside these abandoned warehouses? Let’s find out.
