Tonight’s photo is from the abandoned china factory outside of Pittsburgh. This is a large complex with very little areas of interest. But there is a small area upstairs with all these good abandoned supplies and items.
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It’s been a long week, do you agree? I also have a busy weekend planned, what about you? I hope you enjoy your weekend and upcoming week.
Tonight’s photo is from an abandoned china factory outside of Pittsburgh. I loved the standing water in this area and the effect it has in this photo.
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Have a great Monday, where ever and whatever you’re doing. Today’s photo is from an abandoned china factory in Pennsylvania. I’ve also included a video I took from the upper floor of this facility (see below).
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Sorry for the late post tonight. Because it is so late, I’ll keep this short and sweet. Tonight’s photo is from an abandoned china factory outside of Pittsburgh. This factory used to make all kinds of fine china…. I don’t know why it closed. But all the molds are still sitting on the shelves and around the factory. There is also a bunch of china in various stages of productions as well.
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Ok, I’ll avoid an aerial photograph today. Here is a close up HDR photo of the assembly line at the abandoned china factory outside of Pittsburgh. I got all kinds of great photos at this location, some of which I’ve already posted in the past. Have a great Sunday.
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Is it just me, or does this red chair look like it has the Detroit Red Wings logo on it??? I took this photo inside the abandoned china factory outside of Pittsburgh. This is a great bando spot.
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Here is another photo from the Shenango China factory in Pennsylvania. I’ve had a couple visits to this site and it has some great spots to explore. The molds and china (in various stages of completion) left behind make it interesting.
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About a month ago, Blair and I explored an abandoned china factory. It was a fun morning checking out this large complex and photographing all the items left behind. We spent a few hours there, but could have spent all day there. I liked this assembly line portion of the facility.
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Abandoned China Factory Assembly Line
Yesterday, Blair and I went on a little photo walk to an abandoned china factory in the Pittsburgh area. This location is well known to Pittsburgh urbex photographers, but most of the population has no idea about it or its location. Which is perfectly fine with me. I’ve had this on my “to do” list for a while now and I’m glad we got a chance to explore this spot. As you can imagine, there was china (cups, bowls, plates, platters, etc…) laying all over the place and in wood crates. There is also bunch of molds that were used to make the china. I’ll post some photos later of the china and molds. Those are for another day. In the mean time, I’m sharing this photo of the boiler or whatever this thing is. Maybe you can tell me???
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Boiler from abandoned china factory
