Exploring The Abandoned Globe File Factory in Port Hope Ontario (BUILT IN THE 1800s!)
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- Exploring The Abandoned Globe File Factory in Ontario Canada! This factory dates back to the mid 1800's & operated until the mid 1970's. There are plans of possibly redeveloping the factory but we shall see! Be sure to check out the blog!
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Awesome as always you guys be careful. I hope they can save some of the stuff. Love the old building and homes. Thank you for sharing have a great day 😊
Thanks for this. Walk by it often and looked in the windows. I always wanted to go inside. It’s an amazing building. Or was.
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you for the eye opening video. I find it highly suspicious that we have all these abandoned beautiful factories, cathedrals, and castles with dates in 1800's and not going back much or any further. Something wrong with our world that these grand places not being encouraged to restore with easier access to resources but instead are being subject to mold, mildew and decay which screams its being done by design. I can see clearly there is a deliberate attempt to destroy these structures along with wars, weather wars, and fires as a cover. We need to ask ourselves what happened prior to 1800's and why do we have limited family records? I can see we have devolved. I smell bullshit!!!
Hello Riddim Ryder, interesting find. Glad you guys are having a good day! 😀😃🙂
great explore guys! thanks, stay safe!
WOW that place is just amazing and beautiful. Love all the wood doors and the wood floors. Much love
Great exploration video! I love the post-apocalyptic vibes of those abandoned decaying industrial sites!
Wow! Don't know how I missed this video! It would take a lot of money for whatever kind of project to restore. Even if one section was done at a time. You can clearly see the history in the structure. Maybe 25-50 years ago it could have been saved. Thank you for sharing another epic adventure RR.
I grew up near there! I’ve always loved that building. I want to build a diorama of it, it’s honestly just so fascinating. I really hope the town gets around to saving it
Great video thanks 🤗
I love it when you explore strange new things in Canada. Keep up the good work and keep on exploring.
Thank you kindly!!
That is the old Nickelson File Factory.. Smoked lots of dope in there as a teenager
That would make really nice condos in the newer part. I don’t think they ever will due to the massive amount of work and money it would take!! Thanks for staying safe and sharing!! 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
Great exploration
Love the cool intro great Drone shot ❤
Really like the history of these places, neat to see these ruins of this old factory. Will be interesting to see what they end up building or saving from these ruins. Thanks for sharing Riddim. Much love to you guys. Kisses and hugs for Opie❤️👍✌️🙏🤗🌟🏭😊
Thank you!!!
Love the adventure viewing all this decay brings some sort of acceptance that every thing is eventually claimed by nature.
it would be cool if they could salvage those gorgeous exterior windows, beams and brickwork to make industrial-style loft apartments.
Back in the 90s, the owner had an "apartment" in the area that had the couch and bed. He would come down on weekends and hang out there. The place was in decent shape back then and he rented out spaces to mechanics, wood shops, storage etc.
The bed and couch is still in there
Neat. I like old stuff and ruins. This poor building has both. That's a lot of work for condos. Let us hope it will happen. You guys stay warm and safe ❤. Hugs for Opie.
Thanks so much!!!
For the building to be there seen the 50’s, it’s sure is a run down huge place. So sad to just let it go. You guys are awesome exploring this a banded building. Stay safe💕👍🏻👏🏼
Thanks for coming with us!!!
Wow what a phenomenal building! I do agree it needs a lot of work to be turned into condo's. The outdoor courtyard was cool. The older side was sketchy. I'm glad you both made it out safe.
Thanks so much!!!
Super cool old factory! There are quite a few old factories that have been repurposed into condos here in my town. One has even been converted into a giant antiqe mall.
That factory reminds me of the old Massey Furgeson site in Brantford. Not sure if it's still standing, as it's been many years since I was there. Thanks for the video! I really enjoyed it!!
I loved Massey! Explored it does send of times!!
Great explore. Maybe one day they will turn it into condos. It would sure be a unique place to live.
I was really worried for you, take care!!
Love the courtyards. Would be interesting to set the place if they ever get turned into condos.
A large portion of this was torn down in early 2024 for safety reasons and then the south section that was left burnt in a fire in July 2024.
My wife once rented some space there to do her painting. There was a man living int building at the time from whom she rented.This would have been about 1990…or a bit later. His name was Julian Beecroft and he had a very nice apartment in there. Frame and drywall construction. I can’t recall which floor but I think on the second. At the same time another man, whose name I can’t recall had a fascinating business of making model vehicles entirely out of wood- including the black tires. I remember his scale model of a Peterbuilt truck cab including the spiral brake lines and exhaust pipes. He made them on commission I think. Can’t remember how long he was there.
Very interesting!
Honestly exploring the whole building when I was a kid was exciting if u would like to have a full walk through every room let me know. Would live to go through their again
I live near here. It has been empty FOREVER and so many people have bought it and had intentions that never went through. Our wonderful town is very strict on its heritage and there is a tonne of red rape to go through for any building or changes to historic buildings. This factory is a major part of the town's history. I have always wanted to see inside it! Many many people have been known to squat there and at one point there was a rumored grow op. Fascinating to see inside!
The intentions never went through because it bankrupted everyone who tried 😂. Shit needs to be torn down, it's beyond saving, and now it's actually falling on it's own. Town was stupid for keeping it so long.
Such a big factory. Must had employed hundreds if not thousand of employees when it was in operation. From what I understand, the factory was used to store raw materials in long rod form, steel, pulleys, oil, coal (commonly used in the 1800's) etc. The raw material of long rod steel were cut using a shearing machine into specific lengths for the production of files. The factory was built beside the river, to harness the natural power of the river to propel the machinery in the factory.
The factory was able to survive for about 170 years before it closed its doors for good. Either, the running of the factory was stuck in time due to cash flow thus not able to compete with newer factories who had the latest technology. Very informative. Thanks Riddim Ryder.
The factory continued to operate in Port Hope at a new location until the the late 1970's (I'll have to check this date). It had been relocated sometime in the 1950's to it's new location and ran for at least thirty years. I know I worked there for a summer in 1972.
I was in there about 15 years ago before the roof collapse or any reno work. Bottom floor was full of untouched 70s vehicles.
Woah...sounds amazing!!
I lived down the street from this place place wasn't filled with untouched 70s vehicles they had like 3 cars in there that for sure had wear and tear
Do you know where the address is
My home town 😅
Port Hope Ontario, couple streets from my place
assume and dont take chances or Zay will hurt you 😂❤❤❤ stay safe love ya
The roof caved in now and the wall by the street is falling down
Oh jeez
The street is closed now as well
@coloradosprings7147 crazy! Not really surprised though.
Was part of the building gutted by fire? 💫⭐️🌟Happy New Year🌟⭐️💫 Jamie. xXx
Thank you and same to you!!!
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Cheers!!!
Wow so much money and time would be needed to put condo,s in might of been easier to knock the whole lot down and start fresh
It holds historical value the the town. Will take a lot to fix up. Thanks for watching!!;
@@RiddimRyder ok fair enough
I put your information in my phone and can't get into your blog.
It should work! Try again!
Don't get in trouble in there, the fire fighters and police won't come rescue you
Yes...police asked that we no return as it's very dangerous. We have no intentions on returning and discourage others from going.
@@RiddimRyder good good. Have a volunteer ff in the family, who has made it very clear that I am not to explore the building. We used to break in all the time when I was younger... the roof we went across has collapsed lol
Thank God no mirrors