Abandoned Lawrence Mass Paper Mill Exploration Part 1 Interesting Basement Find

It's been a while since I explored an abandoned property and this historic mill in Lawrence Mass delivers . There was a mysterious water sound in the basement that I explore in Part 2 .
Lawrence has a ton of history and I might feature it in another video because of its historic relevance. It was a giant in the industrial revolution and its where many immigrants build their lives and it still is thriving especially with the Latino population.
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[@Isaiah4210Jesus]

This one is awesome! My favs that I’ve been to are a mental institution and prison both in Milledgeville GA.

[@alifeworthfinding2838]

Thanks I think I got a video or two of Milledgeville. I been to around 100 different places like this around the country and they are my favorite to document and explore .
Thanks again for taking time out of your day to watch my little video , its appreciated.

[@Yankee_Redneck6698]

I believe the textile mills in Lawrence during their heyday were the largest buildings in the world.

[@alifeworthfinding2838]

I believe your right definitely the longest . Thanks for watching and commenting Russ . I know your busy so taking the time to visit is something I appreciate.

[@huggysshit]

the mill on Merrimack St was (maybe still is) the longest mill in the world at 1/4 mile. They have now been converted to lofts.

[@pedrorodriguez7070]

Place looks haunted

[@MikeS-um1nm]

It KILLS ME to see a building like this, going to shit!! It's obvious that it could be revitalized, and turned back into something, ANYTHING, that offers WORK, and PRODUCTION, and JOBS, and a feeling of self worth, to the people who live and work there!! I would LOVE to have a chance at a life, where I could be of use to someone, who was willing to PAY ME for my time and effort, and give me A JOB at a place like this!! The old architecture is so cool, and I bet, if it was fixed up a little, people would LOVE to have a job there.

[@alifeworthfinding2838]

Yes I totally agree

[@jcutietta]

It didn't go to shit - it burned. It's been idle because the company that owned it went through all kinds of litigation, and now the City owns it. There are plans for what to do with the property being worked on - city itself is transforming as of late, but they are interested in keeping jobs in the city as much as possible.

[@wakaflockaflame107]

Any idea where this is like address I’m so down to photograph this!

[@edzachary8657]

Canal Street,

[@huggysshit]

@@edzachary8657 So. Canal, Canal is across the river

[@lawtowngirl85]

G van 20 has an 85

[@bretztheman]

Natty Ice baby lol

[@alifeworthfinding2838]

Haha hell yeah