steel mill

Haut Fourneau B (HFB) is one of the most famous industrial urbex locations in Europe! i've visited this place over 10 times now and still doesnt get bored. About a month ago we did a bbq and a sleepover at the steelplant. it was amazing! I will post more HFB stuff soon with history

History: The history of this former steelworks dates all the way back to the middle of the 1800s. At this time a small forge in the Belgium town of La Louviere began expanding its operations. By 1900 over 1200 employees were active on the terrain. When the first world war broke out nearly all of...

History: In 1909 a brand new modern steel site was built at the banks of a canal between Charleroi and Brussels. At the time steel was one of the largest industries in Wallonia and was truly booming in industrial hubs like Liège and Charleroi. The complex started with just two blast furnaces but...

History: In 1909 a brand new modern steel site was built at the banks of a canal between Charleroi and Brussels. At the time steel was one of the largest industries in Wallonia and was truly booming in industrial hubs like Liège and Charleroi. The complex started with just two blast furnaces but...

History In 1964, de Wendel and Sidélor decided to jointly create, in the form of a cooperative, a 2.6 Mt/year pure oxygen steelworks. Then, in 1968, Sacilor, Sidélor, Union Sidérurgique Lorraine and Société Mosellane de Sidérurgie (or SMS) merged to form Wendel-Sidélor. The new group maintained...

out with the dog enjoying splendid isolation and had my camera and torch with me ,have been in these before there no way new only the addition of some new artwork graffiti has changed the view from the foot bridge a large chunk of land gives an idea of the size of the old mill looking over the...

Gnarly abandoned steel mill. Part of obamas bring jobs back plan that is now closed down with 0 workers. Subscribe to my youtube channel for weekly urbex videos.

When the Steel mill closed in 2012 I knew there and then that I wanted to get inside it and check it out. But little did I know that due to my lazy ass and work schedule it would be 2 years later when I would walk in the door and my jaw would drop on the floor in pure amazement of the scale of...