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| There are more windows smashed out than not; doors are boarded up yet remain partially pried open. |
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| Windsor’s iconic Nova Scotia Textiles Mill building still stands tall, though these days, it looks a little worse for wear. __ |
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| While the inside lays in shambles, Windsor residents are hoping the building will be salvaged and transformed before it’s too late. |
Hopefully someone saves it!
ReplyDeleteIt's a great looking brick building. The possibilities are endless.
ReplyDelete...I see condos in the making.
ReplyDeleteIt's always sad to see such a beautiful building become an urbex, but it allows people who are passionate about this kind of photography to make pictures. I especially like the first one with this beautiful brick facade and your diagonal framing
ReplyDeleteI hope it does get a new life.
ReplyDeleteI looks like a fun place to explore. It would be nice if they repurposed it for something
ReplyDeleteit's a good set of images of the abandoned textile mill Andy... i see that you got a few of the vandals moving away from you... good job....peter:)
ReplyDeleteSad is it not?
ReplyDeleteIt looks like it has good bones...now if the right buyer would come along.
ReplyDeleteI wonder how many years before it crosses that line of being beyond help.
ReplyDeleteIt's a beautiful building. It would be a crime to let it go to ruin.
ReplyDeleteThis old mill looks in rough condition. In many places these old industrial buildings have become artist's studio space. Let us hope something like that happens here.
ReplyDeleteA sign of the times and let's hope something is done with it.
ReplyDeleteTHe structure appears sound. I hope something good becomes of it.
ReplyDeleteI would love to have cast iron columns in my living room. This building begs to be renovated.
ReplyDeleteThat is a cool building!! It should be turned into a multi use space or something!!
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