Clifton's Abandoned Mysterious Warehouse (Cincinnati, Ohio)
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- Опубликовано: 26 ноя 2021
- Every morning at around 7:30 am I drive by this mysterious building sitting right by the bridge and the children's hospital. Curiosity got to me so I decided to go and check this out considering I see it everyday. I wanted to know more about the building as thousands of people including myself drive past it and never give it any attention. Approaching the building you start to
notice some things that stick out to you. What neighbors this rusted warehouse are a few things; there are neighborhoods on the other side of the road, a children's hospital sits next door to the building, and a factory sits next to the warehouse as well.
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I've always been into Antique malls, for different reasons. Watching your videos conjures some of the same emotions as strolling an antique mall. Something sad about the passing of time. The music helps set that tone. I like how your videos are a visual experience, and leaves to our imagination and wonder what was, and what could be, unobstructed by too much narration. Thank you for your videos.
Dang, I almost cried reading this. 🥲 Well said dude.
@@MatthewSkiba LOL.., thank you, your videos are amazing!
I’d definitely snatch one of those big boy statues
Well…. I know someone who already has. 😂
I believe they use to process food here for the restaurant. I grew up in Avondale and Evanston in the late 70s when this place was opened and it always smelled like hot fresh soup as we walked to school in the early morning! I don't know if the small office is still on Lincoln and Melrose Ave.
Hey thanks for information on this place! It was super difficult to find any public information available.
@@MatthewSkiba thanks for doing what you do! Very informative and entertaining 👏
There is a local company that maintains and makes the Frischs statutues. They also did the flying pig statutes around town and the Squirrel ones in Glendale
Can you investigate camp Washington’s warehouses next? I drive by them daily and they’re super mysterious and intriguing. Or could you look into the buildings just outside of camp washingt on I-75 with boarded up windows?
i live in camp washington i second this :3 and lemme come explore too lmao
@@sadghostyy lol I would tag along if someone brought at least some peppers pray and knew how to either enter legally or not get caught trying
I like Cincinnati’s old buildings. It’s cool they turned that old factory in Northside into a condo.
Judging by the main building on Stanton, this must be Frisch's overflow lot, or old warehouse? Kind of sad seeing all the old big boy statues fading away outside ☹️
Yeah I was kinda sad to seeing them rot away in this lot.
It is owned by Frisch’s still. Probably just as a maintenance storage building. But the equipment inside could easily fetch some money at auction.
On the chimney, the INDE is remaining from LINDE air products that previously owned the building.
Keep up the good work
Thanks man! I always appreciate the feedback!
I know this video is 2 years old...
That building was completely empty through the mid 90s all the way up to 2010.. we used wlak down from Short Vine just to drink and party in there... we lived in there off and on for years. We had mattresses and tents in there.. skate ramps.. couple grills....
i dont know how long its been abandoned but its obviously not abandoned anymore.. that place was completely empty when we hung out in there.....
I thought it was torn down... have a lot of great memories in that place..
This is in East Walnut Hills neighborhood, not Clifton. Otherwise great video very informative.
Did you notice the lot full of Frisch’s trucks parked at the factory next door?
I may be mistaken but I think the company that used to be there was called Linde gas. I can find out if you would like.
That would be awesome Daryl! I noticed that as well which could mean this building is connected to Frisch’s but let me know what you find out!
@@MatthewSkiba I got your answer. I was right about the name of the company. Frisch’s bought the building years ago.
@@darylb5564 dang really?! Well looks like an update video needs to be done then. Thank you for doing more research Daryl.
This is in Walnut Hills.
Very Cool!! Job Well Done!! Maybe an old railroad map might help to find out more as it had rail service.
That's a good idea! Actually someone told me after a little research that this place used to be owned by Frisch's. Time for an update!
@@MatthewSkiba That is cool. I wounder if it was built for Frisch's or something else first?
I mean clearly frischs owns the warehouse
Is it possible to buy one of the Big Boy statues ? I don't live in Cincy anymore but I'd be interested in buying one.
Could it have said LINDE .... Like LINDE welding
Old Frischs commissary
Is it still open? How’d you get in?
Looks like it could of Ben a meat packing plant, something food related I would assume, that railroad spur would at one point in time receive box cars and or reefer box cars
I like the way you think. 😉
@@MatthewSkiba thank you
@@MatthewSkiba I mean all them deli meat slicer machines inside, adds to what I said b4
I think it’s an old frische’s storage
It could of possibly been that! But there are small hints and signs all around that it could’ve been much more. Who knows? 🤷♂️
Is it in foreclosure or for sale
🤷♂️🤷♂️.
The somber music mixed in with the sudden loud, harsh sound effects aren’t working for me.