I'm sorry I interrupted this series witht the photos from the abandoned Soviet military training area, but I liked that one so much that I wanted to place it in front.
Anyway, as I've said, the production of wooden furniture in this facility continued after World War II and the company expanded.
In the first half of the 1970s, the company became part of a larger industrial combine. From then on, the pre-fabrication was done in a fiberboard manufacturing company in a different location, which was the main site of the combine.
After the German re-unification, the "Treuhand" (an escrow trust that administrated the sale of the former "people owned enterprises" of East Germany) sold the company to Bestwood, which eventually led to the final closure.
Here are the last photos I took in this lcoation.
Part 1 | Part 2
Irgendwie haben die Fotos hier immer den perfekten Himmel. Schön. ;o)
ReplyDeleteDer Himmel war sehr lieb und hat mitgespielt :)
DeleteWirklich schöne Bilder; mir gefallen Fotos von verlassenen Orten so sehr.Sie haben etwas geheimnisvolles. Vor allem, wenn sie dann noch HDR sind.. ;D
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Vielen Dank! Das Geheimnisvolle ist es, was diese Orte so einmalig macht. Bezüglich der HDR-Geschichte bin ich mal absolut dafür, aber manchmal passt es auch einfach nicht zu enem Bild oder einer Location - kommthalt ganz darauf an :)
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Supergeil, nicht nur dieser Post. Klasse!
ReplyDeleteVielen Dank! Die Locations machen es einem aber häufig auch einfach :)
DeleteSehr tolle Fotos! (:
ReplyDeleteDanke Dir, Teresa!
DeleteWieder geniale Bilder !!! Sehr schöner Fotographie-Blog !
ReplyDeleteVielen Dank! Freut mich, dass es Dir hier gefällt :)
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