Inside An Abandoned Textile Plant : Hundreds Out Of Work

[@birdnest5814]

Too bad it had to close. Thanks for the tour, my friend 👍😊💕👏

[@amandasaunders3493]

Excellent work.

[@jasoncameron6501]

cool video- I too have driven by that place quite often

[@jacobgriffith9836]

My Daddy and several family members of mine worked there

[@BeachinwiththeBoones]

Man, I thought Zombies were going to come out at every corner. Lol. Thanks for taking us along. Hope to see you at the Chili Cookoff in Gatlinburg.

[@CAROLINATONY]

I'm hoping to be there

[@keitheverhart9556]

That was an interesting video. I wonder what is going to happen to that building. Both of my parents worked in textiles when they were younger. My dad was actually granted a deferment from military service during WW2 because he inspected parachute material. They considered his job crucial to the war effort.

[@MrTonyPiscatelle]

I believe I may have visited this plant back in the 1980's and serviced some large air compressor's that were either removed or just slipped by the camera lens. Worked a lot of textile mills all over the south including the carpet industries.

[@edamamebiru3960]

Chat GPT said : The Textile Finishing Plant in Carlisle, South Carolina, closed in 2020 and later faced scrutiny due to environmental concerns. Following the closure, it was discovered that waste lagoons left on-site contained high levels of PFAS, or "forever chemicals," which posed a risk to the nearby Broad River and local drinking water.

[@JasonMyers-c6z]

I'm disappointed you didn't open that door that was spray painted DO NOT OPEN! 😅😅😅😅😅

[@TABrown-xh7xc]

Cone mills had operations all over NC as did Burlington Industries when NAFTA was implemented they all left for south of the border taking thousands of jobs and nothing to replace them.

[@TABrown-xh7xc]

I forgot also Fieldcrest Cannon was another one.

[@JustMe65573]

I've watched a lot of these abandoned videos, all mansions. Why doesn't the government fix those up for illegals until they are deported when Trump takes over? This place could hold a lot of them

[@edamamebiru3960]

Hotels in NY are more comfy. Shopping, free food, tourits wallets, so much fun. ... well, seriously, you are right, I would host them in that factory.