I recently visited the
Clothcraft Clothes warehouse in Cleveland with Jocelyn. This building was owned by the Joseph &
Fiess Co. and opened in 1846. Joseph &
Fiess manufactured men's
apparel for Hugo Boss. The company
discontinued production in 1997 and the building was sold in 2000 to developers
Ameri-con, with plans to turn the space into
condominiums. The project has seen little movement in the following years and is now occupied by many homeless people. A decent exploration with a few disturbing moments. Which included seeing a pair of
cheerleader's pom poms on the basement floor of the first building, a women's purse on a stripped down box spring frame, and a pair of young boy's
underoos and
transformers blanket on the floor of the second building.
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