Abandoned Dow Chemical Building (Cincinnati, Ohio)

Dow Chemical Co., Cincinnati Plant manufactured industrial organic chemicals used to manufacture vinyl siding and windows, polyvinyl chloride (PVC) pipe and fittings, plastic bottles and blister packaging; also known as Rohm and Haas Cincinnati facility. Prior to closing its doors in 2014, the site, located at 2000 West Street in Reading, was owned by multiple companies. The facility was originally developed in 1949 by Cincinnati Milling Machine as Carlisle Chemical Works. Carlisle Chemical Works operated the facility from 1949-1970. From 1970-1980, the site operated under the name Cincinnati Milacron. In 1980, Carstab, a division of Thiokol, purchased the site. In 1982, Morton and Thiokol merged. The facility operated as Morton-Thiokol from 1982-1989. In 1989, Thiokol was sold, and Morton International operated the site for 10 years, until 1999. In 1999 Rohm and Haas purchased the building and operated it until The Dow Chemical Company acquired Rohm and Haas in 2009. Dow officially closed the plant in 2014 as part of a company-wide restructuring.
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Site was not closed by Dow Chemical as stated in this video. PMC purchased the site and they closed after a few years of operation.

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It's finally torn down now