Towering Machines

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The texture, composition, and colors are absolutely beautiful! Brava!

Bri

Thu 02-23-2006

Once again I say how I wish I could have seen this place in it's prime......

Yes the colours are amazing in this one!

Jude

Thu 02-23-2006

Funny how something so old and decrepit can become a beautiful photograph.
You know, the colors and all...

Sara

Fri 04-07-2006

Its a shame to see it idle ,I think I read somewhere that Stamping Machine was one of the largest in the country when it was installed.Capable of stamping out large automobile hoods and roof pannels.

262

Wed 11-03-2010

What a story this machine and facility could tell! A real pity it had to be destroyed...

Tank

Tue 01-04-2011

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Date Shot:	October 2005	Image ID#:	3872
Date Posted:	Thu, February 23rd 2006	Camera:	Canon 300D Rebel

Location Name:	Studebaker Stamping Plant
Current Status:	Demolished
Built:	n/a	Closed:	1999
Opened:	1923	Demolished / Renovated:	2006
Location Age:	90 years	Abandonment:	7 years

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