Posted in USA February 11, 2017 by

Nature Is Reclaiming This Abandoned Toothbrush Factory In The Northeast

This toothbrush factory is being slowly picked apart by the elements, but so much still remains. These photographs by photographer Ken Fager show this aging complex in a whole new light. Take a look at the crumbling machinery, offices and products in this unique urban ruin.

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The factory has been mostly disassembled, but there's still so much left behind.
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The break area is still littered with snacks and cigarettes.
Flickr/Ken Fager
The boardroom is stuffed with office chairs and old documents.
Flickr/Ken Fager
Samples and strategy boards look freshly assembled.
Flickr/Ken Fager
This old presentation is still outlined in marker on a whiteboard.
Flickr/Ken Fager
Even the awards have been left behind.
Flickr/Ken Fager
The offices feel like the workers might return at any moment, toothbrushes in hand.
Flickr/Ken Fager

What do you think of this abandoned spot?