This plywood product factory sits abandoned after going into voluntary administration in 2013.
Australian builders using cheap imports rather than South Australian products were to blame for its demise…
An insight into Adelaide’s Disused / Abandoned Buildings & Ruins…
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Built in 1883 to defend Adelaide from foreign invaders, Fort Largs has always been a restricted area; inaccessible to the public.
Most notable are the two 6-inch Mk VII breech loading Armstrong Guns capable of firing a 45 kg shell 13,400 meters at 8 rounds per minute.
Rail tracks were used to cart the shells from the magazine into tunnels beneath the guns. There lifts carried the shells up to the base of the Armstrong Guns.
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Abandoned in 2000, The Eagles Nest now sits disused and dilapidated. However the artwork here just keeps getting better and better! Have we seen these somewhere before??? Looks very familiar to stuff found in The Adelaide Darkie and Zorgas Tomb.
The artwork here is done by the Toy Soldiers crew. They’re well known around Adelaide for their distinctive style!
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