Finally got to explore here after wanting to do it for ages. Was in town and got a text from matty1912 saying he had secured access to the place, so i made my way there as fast as i could. Unfortunately a large part of the site was destroyed in a huge fire in 2005, including the large 1860's mill on the main road. The remaining parts are small in comparison to how big the place once was. It took us an hour to look round only half of whats still left though.
Back of the Farben Works building
Frisby Jarvis building
Old trolley. Martins Dyers were the last company to use the main part of the site, now mostly demolished
There were a few of these around
Nice old tin sign, never heard of the company though
There was lots of unused stationary from different eras, some of it still in original packaging
Some of the stairs were thick with paperwork
This had been torn down, revealing a much nicer wooden sign where
it had been
Presumably the bosses offices were here, wood paneling everywhere,
even in the toilets
Back on one of the factory floors
Self portrait
These toilets were so wrong, the partitions were made of glass!!
Sanitary towel incinerator
View of Frisby Jarvis building from the roof
View of Leicester
Back of the Farben Works building
Frisby Jarvis building
Old trolley. Martins Dyers were the last company to use the main part of the site, now mostly demolished
There were a few of these around
Nice old tin sign, never heard of the company though
There was lots of unused stationary from different eras, some of it still in original packaging
Some of the stairs were thick with paperwork
This had been torn down, revealing a much nicer wooden sign where
it had been
Presumably the bosses offices were here, wood paneling everywhere,
even in the toilets
Back on one of the factory floors
Self portrait
These toilets were so wrong, the partitions were made of glass!!
Sanitary towel incinerator
View of Frisby Jarvis building from the roof
View of Leicester