Abandoned Medusa Cement Company

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Medusa Cement Company was the oldest and was the biggest cement company in the USA. America does not need as much cement due to population decrease from boomers dying, people not having babies, females being sterilized, and Planned Parenthood abortions that kill 350,000 fetus per year. USA has had 50,000 million abortions since 1970. These dead babies do not need driveways.

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Festivus : FESTIVUS FOR THE REST OF US, Urban Exploring

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Festivus : ” Festivus for the rest of us” , Wednesday, December 23, Urban Exploring. Seinfeld Festivus Urbex Version of the Strike. Festivus urban explorer on an urban exploration celebrates the “Festivus Holiday” instead of Christmas. According to Wikipedia, Festivus, a well-celebrated parody, has become a secular holiday celebrated on December 23 that serves as an alternative to participating in the pressures and commercialism of the Christmas season. Urban explorers Marko Vovk, Johnno Bashan and guest photographer Don Luce go on a Festivus Urban Exploration mission. They start out at The Woodhull Supply Company which is also known by others as they “Rubber Duck Factory” or the Rubber Duckie Building. From this site they travel to East Cleveland and view many blocks of vacant buildings. Later, they find an access road near the rail road tracks and find an abanaedoed truck yard which they call “ The Island of Misfit Toys” which they get the original idea from the “Rudolf the Red Nose Reindeer” Christmas movie. The journey continues to an abandoned homeless camp near the railroad tracks. One homeless man or train hobo was living at the camp. Marko Vovk offered him a twenty ( $20) and the man kindly said “no thank you sir” . From this location, the trio finds a bluff overlooking the valley in Valley View Ohio near Canal road. This access road was located under the high tension wires. The trio ends up at the abandoned Cleveland Westinghouse building also known as the See other videos below
Abandoned Playground Victoreen

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w51PY…
Abandoned Warner & Swasey complex
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fS6JX…
Abandoned Power House
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-0I-…
Abandoned East Cleveland
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VR1Om…
Abandoned Observatory
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_-7X…
Abandoned Amusement Park Chippewa Lake
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zfNVa…
Cleveland Aquarium
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3HDEk…
Flat Roof Leaks
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XV5KG…
Vinyl siding leaking
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ZzRg…
Goats crossing the boarders
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JkYMM…
Mulch: The Truth- We All Have Been Scammed
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWJdW…
Urban Exploration Paper Mill, Trenton Ohio, Excello Lock
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9s86…
Urban Exploration Abandoned Trailer Park
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGVCc…
Bigfoot Sasquatch Trips
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=czfPY…
Music provided by Ryan Manthey a Lakewood Ohio resident and Musician.
The song in the video is called three cords. The link to this full song and others
Is provided below
Ryan Manthey https://soundcloud.com/ryan-manthey-1
OREO building

Seinfeld Festivus Urbex Version of the Strike

Cleveland’s abandoned Warner & Swasey complex

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Cleveland’s abandoned Warner & Swasey complex
The WARNER & SWASEY CO. was a leading manufacturer of machine tools, telescopes, and precision instruments. New England machinists WORCESTER P. WARNER† and AMBROSE SWASEY† formed a partnership in Chicago in 1880. They moved to Cleveland. They opened a machine tool shop on Carnegie Ave. near E. 55th St. in Aug. 1881. The firm produced turret lathes for tanks and planes used in several wars. Utilizing the same techniques and machinery used to produce machine tools, they also produced telescopes. In 1886 the firm built the largest telescope at the time for the Lick Observatory in California, and later completed large telescopes for the U.S. Naval Observatory and the Yerkes Observatory in Wisconsin. During World War II, the company employed 7,000 people. Warner & Swasey’s closed it last remaining plant in Solon in Jan. 1992 ending the century old company.
Abandoned Observatory

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Urban Exploration Abandoned Trailer Park

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Abandoned Amusement Park Chippewa Lake

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Bigfoot Sasquatch Being Secretly Killed by Government

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Cleveland’s abandoned Warner & Swasey complex

Urban Exploring Abandoned Rayon Corporation Painseville Ohio

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Urban Exploring Abandoned Rayon Corporation Painseville Ohio
Industrial Rayon Corporation (IRC) in Cleveland and in Painseville Ohio manufactured rayon yarn. Rayon was the world’s first synthetic fiber, which found use in items ranging from undergarments in WWII to tires all over the world. Rayon production using continuous spinning process at the West Boulevard plant (Cleveland Ohio) and the Painesville plant reached vey high levels during WWII. The company slowed down during the the Depression, during some labor strikes and environmental complaints, and in post-war years demand for rayon became low.

Industrial Rayon Corporation was incorporated on July 20, 1925 and since its merger with Midland-Ross the name of Industrial Rayon Division of Midland-Ross Corporation was used. During the a ten year period of 1951 to 1961, Industrial Rayon’s production manufacture rayon cord for the manufacture of car tires for and the rayon yarn for clothes.

The introduction of nylon and other synthetic tire cords during the early 1950’s slowed down the Rayon production. In 1980 the Painseville plant shut down.

In the video a man was interviewed. We believe that he may have been talking about the Diamond Shamrock site down the street. We were told that Tiger Woods bought the contaminated land down the street (Old Diamond Shamrock site) for a future golf coarse. Well we all know what happened to Tiger.

Some disclaimers
When we visitied the site, we entered throught the front gate in a car.
The bat was added. Yes we did see a few bats.
The groundhog was added. Yes we did see a groundhog.
The deer was added. OK, so I am streaching this one. I only saw deep prints.

Music Credit
Hoodeech (Band Name)
Richard Fury on guitar and vocals
Robinn Banks on vocals and percussion
Dr. Fire on base guitar and vocals
The Hit-Man on concussions and vocals
Urban Exploring Abandoned Rayon Corporation Painseville Ohio