An observation of the site revealed that some portion of the operation was now abandoned, with rusted conveyors, augers and motors visible from the outside. This is one location that I'd be afraid to enter due to the presence of unknown chemicals! The site was an interesting study in planned abandonment as production methods changed.

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Disused conveyor | Pendleton Oil Mill | Old Thermometer |
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"Employees Only" | Looking over former factory buildings | |
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Rail next to former factory building | Former factory building | Walking the track |
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Three old storage tanks | Old factory building | Side view of old factory building |
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This door is open in the old factory building | Building next to old factory building | View of railroad track running adjacent to chemical receiving and storage building |
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Pendleton Oil Mill sign | Chemical receiving and storage building | Loading and shipping docks |
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Side of chemical building | Receiving auger. Extends into small pit underneath train track | Disused door with rusted hardware |
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End of chemical storage building | Rusted and abandoned equipment | View into storage area of warehouse |