Exploring Abandoned Warner & Swasey Factory - Very Historical

In this video I explored the very historical Warner & Swasey company factory. This building is soon to be redeveloped. Its quite possibly the most historical building left in Cleveland Ohio.
FYI: IT TOOK A TREMENDOUS AMOUNT OF EFFORT AND TIME TO DO THIS HISTORY SO PLEASE TELL ME WHAT YOU THINK OF IT.
At 12:58 it looked like a dark shadow mist dissappears down the hallway but its hard to see.
At 18:00 the whole time I was there I kept hearing footsteps and bumps so tell me if you see anything I missed.
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[@rachelmayes298]

Your videos are so professional. The introduction and history of the building was awesome. Love your channel 💓

[@pks815]

I love that you provide a brief history of the building through photos and film clips. It makes me appreciate the building more and better able to picture people in those rooms. I never appreciated the history of the Cleveland/Akron area. Great work!

[@ChadLPN]

I know it's not the focus of your channel, but the historical information provided at the start of each video is great! It allows us to picture what the place was like before it came to ruin, while looking at it in ruin. I love your videos man, be safe out there!

[@seanroche2358]

Glad you listened to your intuition and stayed safe

[@bobby2turnt]

I explored this building about 10 years ago with a buddy in the middle of the night. I don't think you went down to the sub-basement and those upper floors were sketchy then so I can't imagine what the elements have continued to do. I took a few pictures, but chilling on the roof was my favorite. What is so interesting to me about this building is the fact that if you live on the east side, you probably have driven past this place a million times.

[@danteinferno3097]

What a great old place

[@backdraft3654]

I heard some faint walking around bro

[@dirkdiggler0372]

I gotta say Urbex, I love the way you give us some history and old footage in the intro. It make the explore all the more interesting! Quite sad aswell when you add the two together and see these buildings as ghosts of their former selves!! Great touch!

[@Nick_B_Bad]

My grandmother used to work there at W&S wiring panels in the 50’s and 60’s.

[@backdraft3654]

That's big old building bro be safe tuning in as we speak

[@zaqwe]

Cheers from Mexico 🇲🇽 I’m addicted to your videos, almost done with watching all of them 🥳

[@steelgranny9027]

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[@MarabelleBlue]

First off I love how you incorporated the detailed history in the beginning. Second, how sad to see such abandonment yet through this video I was able to feel a sense of sadness and the loss of pride. Great video.

[@cherylchilton3932]

Another great chilling video. Can't wait for the next!! Please stay safe. 🙏🏽

[@kennethsonier1766]

It's very cool to watch those videos of the workers and products they were making back in the day. You're doing excellent job buddy, keep up the great work and always be safe 👍☮️🇺🇲

[@melodiepariseau4722]

I love all the information you post in your videos. The history is awesome! Well done 😌👍🏼

[@danmccoy4080]

I pass this building on just about a weekly basis & have always wanted to explore it. Thanks for posting this video!

[@lori3948]

Very cool history and what a fantastic building to explore!

[@bobbiesox6289]

As you’re filming I see all kinds of orb’s flying by you! Amazing

[@Shanty-Waimarie]

Another good video brother, massive building & creepy in those dark areas, dangerous in places too, thanks for the effort to show this 👍, 🇦🇺