Exploring the Abandoned Gary Screw and Bolt Company (Massive Industrial Warehouses)
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Exploring the Gary Screw and Bolt Company, a massive industrial complex which made bolts, screws, and rivets, most notably for the efforts in WWII. Hundreds upon hundreds of articles of clothing remain inside as the next company that took over the property was shut down and the owners charged for fraud. The clothes were to be donated, but sit inside instead, abandoned like the rest of the factory.
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This is sick🔥🔥
Cool! Those fountain things were hand-wash basins. In places where you really got your hands dirty, you'd go up to one, press your foot down on a tube around the basin at the floor, and that would get the water flowing eliminating touching anything until your hands were clean. I think of all the workers that toiled long hours there just to pay the rent.
What a big place! The piles of clothes added an eerie feeling.
Beautiful decay, I bet those clothes smelled like Death, be careful out there! I love those old pillars. Good stuff!!
I amazed it is still standing after closing in 1986. All of factories have been torn down., where I am from in Lake county Illinois. Those are old sinks, common to factories, and industrial arts in high school.
@8:44, those “fountains” were washing stations, where the workers would scrub and wash their hands, I’m a old fartJR, I remember using them, you used your feet to turn the water on, and the soap dispenser was in the middle, you used a lever to distribute the powder soap to scrub your filthy hands of all the grime. Yeah, memories…
I wish go in but dont dump was the case everywhere. I hate feeling like I'm going to get busted when I just want to look at stuff.
I know it goes against the "code", but you probably could have acquired a few nice shirts from those massive piles of clothes. Just have to go in a few layers to find stuff that's not all moldy, wet, etc. Oh yeah, "Screw and Bolt"...giggles like a 13 year old boy
@JaredCokerUrbex
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After nearly 20 years of sitting in there, I'm not sure anything in those piles would be in very "wearable" condition 😅
@apocyldoomer
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Uhhh..noooo, he might have found a dead body under all of that “rubble”.
@megiloth3634
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@@apocyldoomer Damn! Never thought of that. That is a very real possibility.
I bet there is at least$1000 cash in the pocket of all those clothes
@JaredCokerUrbex
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I hadn't really thought of that, it would definitely take an extremely dedicated homeless guy to check I suppose, assuming there'd be any dollar bills still in recognizable shape after nearly 20 years deteriorating in there 😂
@jameslee5765
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@@JaredCokerUrbex I've had a few gf that worked at a thrift store.... There's $ in them lol
I thought that they demolished this place, guess I was wrong.
These graffiti artists, at least put the Year you spray painted, so we know how old the graffiti is, thank u very mucho!