| Location | Toronto, ON |
| Built | 1889 |
| Closed | 1984 |
| Status | Abandoned (to soon change) |
| Size | 12 acres |
| Features | Brick kilns, some machinery |
| AOTU Rating |   |
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AOTU Members present for exploration: 1st Trip: Umbra Friends of AOTU present: The Bnut 2nd Trip: Ignavus & Rico Photographs by: Umbra & Ignavus | |
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One of the most photographed locations in Toronto (besides the CN Tower) by both amature and professionals alike, this abadoned factory used to produce the widest variety of bricks and kiln fired clay products then any other plant in Ontario. 376 foot long natural gas kilns are still left mostly intact as well as odd machinery within the buildings. Future plans for the site are to covert the buildings into a cultural centre to do with the environment. Surrounding land is now a park.
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