File:Abingdon Ceramics Factory (3598097311).jpg
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English: Saw this place from Amtrak a few weeks ago. In the 1950s, Abingdon was home to an artware pottery factory, but this place appeared to have been closed down only since about 2000. There were hundreds and hundreds of half finished toilets. Abingdon, Illinois, USA [1] |
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| Author | craigfinlay |
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They are not unfinished toilets! They are actually the molds for the bottom half of a toilet.
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