contemplativeResearch showed that the mill is featured in a Urban Exploration Resource (UER) web page. In 2004 the mill was undergoing demolition. This great set of pictures shows that state of the building at that time. Though largely removed, the remains of the building are interesting because they both pull back the structure of the building and show a thoroughly deconstructed vision of a once great building.
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The two towers in the left picture are all that is left of the original four towers. The picture on the right is an antique picture of the mill. The towers at the left of the postcard are those still present today. The one in the back of the building is the tower I explored with my camera. This tower was constructed with a stairwell and elevator. The elevator is an addition not present in the postcard. The top of the tower was some kind of storeroom with the shelved bins still present.
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| 'Stairwell Tower' in foreground | This is the doorway seen at the base of the foreground tower in the first picture | Inside face of tower. The elevator openings and doorways are visible |
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| Bottom of Stairway Tower | Exit is blocked! Entrance is gained through double-door opening at street side | 2nd floor elevator opening |
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| 1st floor elevator opening | Above view of base of Stairwell Tower | Looking across 2nd floor opening at remains of building |
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| Looking up at Stairwell Tower. | The climb begins into the Stairwell Tower | Looking down into interior of site |
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| Sign in stairwell | Looking down at a decent drop | Going up the stairwell |
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| Bottom of wooden stairs going into topmost room | Door leading to topmost room | Shelves at base of wooden stairs |
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| Looking down the wooden stairs | Storage shelves in the topmost room of the Stairwell Tower | Detail of roof/ceiled windows at top of tower |
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| Looking out the final window at the top of the tower | So high in the air, looking at the other remaining tower | Taken from top of tower, five stories up, looking back towards the remains of the mill walls |
