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Hmm.... Signs such as "High Radiation", "Acid", "Keep Door Closed", "Caution: Hard Hat Area", "High Voltage".... No wonder Dan felt uncomfortable in a few spots! The light and texture beginning around 05:09 was fantastic. And the fact that those brass controls are around 90 years old is truly amazing. Nice work, LordEx!
Hi. You don't pull with those soap dispensers, you would push. You pushed it right into the palm of your hand. Sometimes they distributed a powder. Those were the worst.
Another good one Lord. I worked in a mill that had the same design, the colors, yellow, mint green, orange, everywhere for safety.🤣😬 It had plenty of catwalks like this location, only difference is it was on land. Your explore brought back memories for me, good & bad. Again, great explore man.👍✌
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What was the name of the boat I like to know stuff like this so that I can research them and read books about them if they have been written.
Hmm.... Signs such as "High Radiation", "Acid", "Keep Door Closed", "Caution: Hard Hat Area", "High Voltage".... No wonder Dan felt uncomfortable in a few spots! The light and texture beginning around 05:09 was fantastic. And the fact that those brass controls are around 90 years old is truly amazing. Nice work, LordEx!
Thanks for watching, Chase!
Hi. You don't pull with those soap dispensers, you would push. You pushed it right into the palm of your hand. Sometimes they distributed a powder. Those were the worst.
I remember seeing those old soap Dispensers inside an old court house I used to maintain
Another good one Lord. I worked in a mill that had the same design, the colors, yellow, mint green, orange, everywhere for safety.🤣😬 It had plenty of catwalks like this location, only difference is it was on land. Your explore brought back memories for me, good & bad. Again, great explore man.👍✌
Appreciate that, Paul. The colors were one of my favorite parts of the boat.
The mystery machine with the crank I would say is an industrial lathe. You were probably in The Machinist room where parts are repaired or produced
When was it decommissioned? Seems like its been used and maintained for a while
It was in service up until the late 2000's.
Truly amazing place, I really hope someone will recover all these pieces of history.
Any news about it?
This old girl probably on Illinois River ????? Or on Mississippi.. Im thinking at the old Senica shipyard on illinois river
was this barge used at Three Mile Island cleanup perhaps?
Looking at the size of the diesel engines and the controls in the pilothouse, it looks like a river towboat.
How does the ship look like fron the outside?
yea thats not 1930's more like 1950's or 60's. whats the name of the ship??
Does anyone know where this barge is located?
Does anyone know what happened to LordEx? No sign of him anywhere anymore. Sure hope he is ok.
I’m all good, Chase! Life’s been busy, but I’m in the process of stocking up videos for release sometime next year. Hopefully soon!
@@lordexplores Hey man, so good to hear that you are ok. There were quite a lot of us out here that were worried about you. Thanks for the update, and many of us are now breathing a sigh of relief. Take good care, and looking forward to viewing your upcoming (and always amazing) work. Best to you, my man!
I'm going to say...retired corr of engineers dredge....
Go back to the crew cabins area time and camp out there over night
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