Murray's Mill Photo Gallery by Dang at pbase.com

Murray's Mill

ترجم, 翻译, 翻譯, Traduire, �bersetzen, Tradurre, 翻訳しなさい , 번역하십시오 , Traduzir, Перевести, Traducir : Google Translate
Originally known as the "E. Van Winkle Gin Mill Machine Works", listed by the
National Register as a Historic Site in 1979, non-protected status.
1200 Foster Street
Atlanta, GA 30318
UPDATE December 2008 - Current Project? Zoning Application , Review Finding for Regional Impact Study

Additional Information: Artery.org
Current deed information may be obtained as Public Record from:
Clerk of Superior Ct.
136 Pryor St.
Room CG14
Atl., Ga. (404) 730-5305

All Photos in this gallery were taken in 2004/5/6 with permission from
Mr. Robert S. Haywood, and shop owners of interior photos at time of visits.
Last attempted visit in early 2009: Property Posted with No Trespassing.

All images are copyrighted with all rights reserved, and may not be copied or used in any form without written permission. By asking, you'll be granted use for personal prints at no charge. However, using these images on the web is copyright infringement, theft and punishable by law. These images are not made available for commercial use (including fliers & web posting). For web, commercial use/licensing of other Murray Mill Photos, try contacting the following people...
Additional Photos: Images by Joey Cerone , or Jason .

Note* This site uses Tineye Image Tracking, and digi marking.

Current Google Ariel View available by clicking "View Map" below enlarged photos, or clicking this link: http://maps.pbase.com/dang/image/65946094
MOUSE CLICK PHOTOS TO ENLARGE

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Murrays' Mill	Murray Mill - E. Van Winkle Cotton Gin Mill	Murray's Mill	Front View
Atlanta Sunset At Murrays Mill & King Plow	Portion of Main Building Roof	Inside Detail Changes	Local Lawn Mowers
Window into History	Old Valve Workings	Arched Windows	First Building
Walk Between	Current Condition	Current Condition	Roof Beams
Date Plate Mounting	Construction Date 1889	Wagon Pass	Inside Wagon Pass

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Marsha Bennett		18-May-2009 21:34
Great pics! We're moving our web development business into Bldg. 7. We're so excited. I'm inspired by this place and can't wait to go to work there every day! Check us out www.visual23.com

Guest		12-Oct-2008 13:56
Please make sure you have permission to come take pictures of this property. Elizabeth Haywood Gillespie

Guest		28-Aug-2008 19:16
Another location is visit when in the area is Continental Gin in Prattville AL. Take time to research Daniel Pratt for whom the city is named. I passed Murray a couple of weeks ago and put the Atlanta Fire Department onto the fact that the sprinkler systems are out of service. Sadly this means this historic complex just waits for the conflagration event when something goes wrong... :-(((((

Sam Brown		27-Jul-2008 19:06
I stumbled upon this place with my husband yesterday and after a lot of online research found your gallery and the history of the site. I am totally fascinated!!! What a wonderful peak back into a time well gone. The photos capture its mystery and beauty spectacularly. I wish I could see more of it myself. Thanks!!!

Rich		17-Feb-2008 12:18
This place is absolutely fantastic. I am going to have to make a trip there. I assume the complex is still with us as of your comment about visiting it in 2008. I have taken loads of pictures of fabulous old industrial sites around the country, some still in use but many now gone this though is one of the best.

Guest		18-Jan-2008 22:58
Thank you for taking great pictures of my father's passion!!!!! I have lots of wonderful memories of "the property" while growing up. Elizabeth Haywood Gillespie

Phil Stubbs		30-Aug-2006 14:47
A great tour around this old site Tom, I enjoyed the tour (to steal your phrase :0 )

Tom Murray		03-Mar-2006 03:44
I've never paid much attention to old abandoned buildings, but after seeing the perspective your great shots give, I'll look at it differently next time. Thanks for sharing!!!

David Clunas		04-Sep-2005 23:13
You've given Murray Mill a wonderful sense of character, a great set of images.

bruce berrien		16-Jul-2005 20:25
Love these sorts of places... lots of possibilities

Dang		16-Jul-2005 16:55
Thanks, Maybe I'll have a nice wide lens one day to get the type shots that realy need to be taken there. It's so full of character, and the history associated with it is amazing. It's a true treasure of Atlanta to so many, I hope it can remain for many generations to come. If not, I'm thankful there's still people around who'd be so open to let others photo document it so freely. There's contact information with the last photo, anyone coming to or in Atlanta realy should go by and visit.

Karen Leaf		16-Jul-2005 02:35
Such an awesome collection Tom. You're doing it great justice.

mark johnson		24-Jun-2005 23:24
hello - it is wonderful to see images of the mill again. i used the mill as the site for my architectural thesis project in 1995 as a school for experimental music, combining abstract building forms with the remnant brick walls. it truly is a wonderful place - the generations of use are so evident, from production and manufacture at the turn if the century through habitation, art and time. great images. thanks.

Johnny JAG		27-May-2005 20:20
Isn't it great that enough people are interested in history to preserve such a building. Great gallery Tom

beverley harrison		24-May-2005 11:58
wow! some really good abstracts in this gallery, i'll pop back when i have more free time!

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