Such a cool old place to explore. So much history in that building. I could just imagine all the people that would be working all around in there. So many old tools just left behind to crazy and Those where some Giants Hammers wow. Hopefully some day somebody will save those. Thanks for sharing a place that most people don't ever get to see...
What an awesome place, love the history. Especially since I'm not far from the Bethlehem steel company which is amazing and is open to the public to take pictures of.
That place was impressive with an interesting history! You're right too, I've taken pictures and video of places and this to try to capture size and vastness, but the end result never truly captures it completely.
Great video awesome place and dam I can only imagine the size of that hammer I've picked up at several steel mills unfortunately I believe this one was relocated before my time
@@JOEYUNDERGROUND I believe it... it's sad though that they decommissioned this place still looks like it would have many years to prosper minus a few new toilets
Just kinda wondering Are they gonna keep the building as a historical site and open for tours or gonna repurpose the building ? Really a fascinating video thanks for sharing
Thank you! I'm honestly not sure but I do know that there was some blacksmith courses taking place in one of the buildings pre-covid. I really hope they preserve it.
was it easy to get inside? i would love to film scenes in there for my upcoming texas chainsaw massacre fan film... imagine leatherface chasing you in there!
I always wanted to check out this spot but I have no idea which building on the property is actually the abandoned part and which is the active part. It’s so confusing to me and I’ve known about this spot for quite some time now. And is it just something you just walk on in or do you need permission since there’s an active company there?
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Awesome display of the times past
Such a cool old place to explore. So much history in that building. I could just imagine all the people that would be working all around in there. So many old tools just left behind to crazy and
Those where some Giants
Hammers wow. Hopefully some day somebody will save those. Thanks for sharing a place that most people don't ever get to see...
Thanks brother! And thanks for giving it a watch! I really liked this place a lot. Glad you enjoyed it brother!
What an awesome place, love the history. Especially since I'm not far from the Bethlehem steel company which is amazing and is open to the public to take pictures of.
I'd love to come check that out eventually!
What a absolutely beautiful building. Can't thank you enough for your videos and showing me such wonderful places.
Thank you for checking them out Laura! Much more to come this summer.
Hello Joey. Wow very Interesting and Huge Buildings!! Blessings to u and take care. 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you Sonia! Blessings to you as well.
Great video. That is an awesome looking place
Thank you Naomi! It is a very interesting place.
That place was impressive with an interesting history! You're right too, I've taken pictures and video of places and this to try to capture size and vastness, but the end result never truly captures it completely.
These places always look smaller on video and its hard to describe them unless I were to film myself standing next to them lol.
Nice video.. I often wonder how hard it would be to start these places back up..
Thank you! In this case very expensive I'm assuming.
Great video awesome place and dam I can only imagine the size of that hammer I've picked up at several steel mills unfortunately I believe this one was relocated before my time
Thanks man! Yes, that hammer is crazy. I hope I have my facts straight but I was told it's one of the largest in the country.
@@JOEYUNDERGROUND I believe it... it's sad though that they decommissioned this place still looks like it would have many years to prosper minus a few new toilets
😆 for sure
know any cool abandoning places in south PA? sadly my 2 favorite places just got torn down
Just kinda wondering Are they gonna keep the building as a historical site and open for tours or gonna repurpose the building ? Really a fascinating video thanks for sharing
Thank you! I'm honestly not sure but I do know that there was some blacksmith courses taking place in one of the buildings pre-covid. I really hope they preserve it.
was it easy to get inside? i would love to film scenes in there for my upcoming texas chainsaw massacre fan film... imagine leatherface chasing you in there!
I'm not sure who owns it now but 3 years ago, a guy that was renting it let me film it. That would definitely be a great setting for that though.
I always wanted to check out this spot but I have no idea which building on the property is actually the abandoned part and which is the active part. It’s so confusing to me and I’ve known about this spot for quite some time now. And is it just something you just walk on in or do you need permission since there’s an active company there?
This is that spot where you need to contact Patrick Quinn.
@@JOEYUNDERGROUND Alright thanks