This is a lovely little ´factory´ to spend an hour or two in. It looks more like a house than a factory and its in pretty bad disrepair. I think 2 hours is the most you could spend here as it is very small; however, its still very enjoyable 
All of the molds are still in the building, as are the ovens. However, most of the doll parts are gone and almost all the upper floors have collapsed.
It is almost impossible to find out any inforamtion about this factory, I cant even find the name of it or the date it was abandoned. All I can find is that it was owned by a sculptor named Ramon English.
The molds are lying around everywhere, some have even been used to block up the doorways into rooms and the ovens at one point.
All of the molds are still in the building, as are the ovens. However, most of the doll parts are gone and almost all the upper floors have collapsed. It is almost impossible to find out any inforamtion about this factory, I cant even find the name of it or the date it was abandoned. All I can find is that it was owned by a sculptor named Ramon English.
The molds are lying around everywhere, some have even been used to block up the doorways into rooms and the ovens at one point.
