The same weekend they visited Frick's Lock, Brian and a guy he met on the Internet went to Linfield as well. Again, I opted out. Just as with Frick's Lock, I can't provide captions for these, but I was generally impressed with how they turned out.
We don't know the history behind Linfield, but there was lots of interesting wreckage and a fair bit of graffiti.
ForgottenPA's Fan Box
Tuesday, September 11, 2007
Linfield Industrial Park
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
UrbEx Sites We Like
Other Good Stuff
About ForgottenPA
Tags
- abandoned (10)
- ghost town (3)
- centralia (2)
- historical (2)
- industrial (2)
- railroad (2)
- abandoned pa turnpike (1)
- blackwell (1)
- coal breaker (1)
- concrete city (1)
- fricks lock (1)
- galeton (1)
- iron (1)
- linfield (1)
- linfield industrial park (1)
- mine fire (1)
- mining (1)
- night (1)
- not abandoned (1)
- pine creek valley (1)
- pizza world (1)
- restaurant (1)
- roads (1)
- tioga county (1)
Archive
7 comments:
can you tell me how to get there from fricks lock??
I grew up in this area ( Sping City) and I have no clue where this is. I have been to Fricks lock and Centralia, I go back to Centralia atleast 2 times a yr. Spring and fall or winter, you can just see more smoke when its cooler out. I didnt go in Fricks lock because they have really stepped up patrol and I really didnt want to be arrested,lol Could you tell me where this is exactly in Linfield?
Michelle
Blksheepofthefam@aol.com
I grew up in Pottsgrove right near there. A bunch of friends came across this place once while we were looking for Pennhurst.
This place used to be a distillery and bottling facility. I've probably explored the site at least 20+ times, and have been in most of the buildings. We used to play paintball around the buildings and inside the bottlecap building. In one of the pictures you can see the paintball marks.
It's probably been 4 years since I've been there. The last time I was there, a few of us decided it would be a good idea to camp out there for the night. It was awesome, but we were awakened by the police in the morning. They were nice about it though, but still gave us a fine.
If you go onto a website called Staight bourbon.com there is a guy on there called Dave ziegler that worked for years at the Kinsey distillery and he has written extensively on this site about the history and his work experience there in the 60's and 70's. It is very interesting
these images are amazing. i love the window with bullet on it. Kinda creepy though bit its really good captures.
you have a great blog. keep on shooting.
mc
It's in Linfield off of Main St. It's before you cross over the blue bridge going through Linfield or just as you come over the bridge from Parksford. Kinsey's Distillery
I meant Parkersford.
Post a Comment