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Spartan

Spartan

The front door of one of the warehouses. They were all recently sealed, there was a detailed log of when and what written on the walls next to the doors.
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did you happen to have any after effects from being in the building such as dizziness or feeling weakened and sick?
Soda
Mon 11-14-2005
Nope...
Motts
Tue 11-15-2005
Would you LIKE to have after effects from being in the building? ;-)
Lynne
Tue 11-15-2005
I found my way into a warehouse once too. Other than the forklifts and some trash on the floor, the whole place was empty. The only sunlight came from a hole in the roof.
Puddleboy
Wed 11-16-2005
clear Bauhaus influences in the architecture.
john
Thu 03-23-2006
so how exactly did you get into the building? i was there recently and not there for very long in the dark but all the doors looked shut solid...any tips?
jon
Tue 12-29-2009
how does no one know when it was built and when it opened?? :-)
Moron
Thu 04-28-2011
I never thought id see an abandoned industrial park,,,, I like indusrtial stuffs though, so this may be one of my faves....
Nurse Hatchet
Mon 05-09-2011
its also known as continental distillery corp
freeborn247
Wed 08-24-2011
You said this was also known as Publicker. My Grandfather and dad used to work for Publicker's Liquors in Philly... or close to Philly. Anyways was this part of that?
Pepper Q
Wed 09-07-2011

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