Stockyard Ruins Ft. Worth, Tx

The Swift & Co. and Armour built meat packing plants in North Fort Worth in the early 1900's. Gustavus Swift, the founder of Swift and Company, invented the refrigerated railcar, and his highly insulated plants were advanced as compared to other facilities. Double brick walls on the upper floors of the packing house ensured the meat would stay fresh throughout the first steps of processing.The operation was organized top-to-bottom: the slaughterhouse part of the plant was on the fourth floor. Cattle were led up an outside ramp to meet their demise.

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since November 2016 there is but 1 remaining building of the original swift and co. meat packing plant. rest in peace, old friend

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Michael Scofield managed to break out this place

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Prison break sona !

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Ive been all in this place

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i went there to day so sad they removed alot of the bilds all of the bilds will be knocked down your lucky to have this video

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What's the location to this place?

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Behind stockyards

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turn it into an airsoft arena

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Exactly