Abandoned Ohio: 31 Photos of Ohio's Deserted Industrial Buildings

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This week in Abandoned Ohio, we take a look at some of Northeast Ohio's deserted industrial buildings.

Through the work of two local photographers, Jeffery R. Stroup from Great Lakes Urban Exploration and Jennifer Hearn, we tour Cleveland and Akron's once-whirring plants and factories, including the Warner & Swasy Company, the Eveready Battery Factory, the Simkins Box Factory, and the M. Burkhardt Brewery Company to name a few.

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Abandoned Ohio: 31 Photos of Ohio's Deserted Industrial Buildings

Abandoned Ohio: 31 Photos of Ohio's Deserted Industrial Buildings
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