Fisons Fertiliserss where based at this site until 2003, it was first developed from 1851 to 1854 as a fertiliser plant by Packards, but the large Grade II-listed wooden warehouse was built when Fisons arrived.
The wooden warehouse is one of the largest listed building in suffolk and its quite impressive. Sadly its roof has fallen through in places and the upper levels floor was questionable!
Visited with a non-member (my brother) we managed to get a few shots but we had been warned there is security patrols on site so where a little on edge especially with the large open areas with no cover.
Really liked this building, will have to go back at somepoint to get some more varied shots.
Anyways heres a few internals of the main building.
Upper Floor by Dick Derpin, on Flickr
Lower level by Dick Derpin, on Flickr
Mid level by Dick Derpin, on Flickr
Skating by Dick Derpin, on Flickr
Belts by Dick Derpin, on Flickr
Helter Skelter by Dick Derpin, on Flickr
Controls by Dick Derpin, on Flickr
Mid level 2 by Dick Derpin, on Flickr
The wooden warehouse is one of the largest listed building in suffolk and its quite impressive. Sadly its roof has fallen through in places and the upper levels floor was questionable!
Visited with a non-member (my brother) we managed to get a few shots but we had been warned there is security patrols on site so where a little on edge especially with the large open areas with no cover.
Really liked this building, will have to go back at somepoint to get some more varied shots.
Anyways heres a few internals of the main building.
Upper Floor by Dick Derpin, on FlickrLower level by Dick Derpin, on FlickrMid level by Dick Derpin, on FlickrSkating by Dick Derpin, on FlickrBelts by Dick Derpin, on FlickrHelter Skelter by Dick Derpin, on FlickrControls by Dick Derpin, on FlickrMid level 2 by Dick Derpin, on Flickr
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