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Showing posts with label Dorma. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dorma. Show all posts
Saturday, 28 March 2020
Derelict Dorma
Originally a 19th century paper mill, built by John Sykes, the Forge Bleach Works was for many years occupied by Dorma, manufacturing bedlinen, towels etc. The factory closed in 2005 and stood derelict for some years before the site was redeveloped for housing. Like so many sites that stand empty, Dorma was visited on several occasions by Urban explorers. Here are a few of their photographs:
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