An interesting accounting of the Pasadena terra cotta factory.
I previously posted about the Pasadena Terra Cotta factory and it looks like my friend was right about the name.
19 Apr
Posted by Lostinjersey in Abandoned, business, Factory, In the Woods, Jersey History, Ocean. Tagged: bricksbae, history, nj, pasadena terra cotta, pine barrens. Leave a comment
An interesting accounting of the Pasadena terra cotta factory.
I previously posted about the Pasadena Terra Cotta factory and it looks like my friend was right about the name.
3 Apr
Posted by Lostinjersey in Abandoned, Factory, In the Woods, Ocean. Tagged: Abandoned, brooksbae brick factory, nj, pasadena terra cotta, pine barrens. 8 comments
Henry Charlton Beck refered to this place as the Pasedena Terra Cotta factory, but I have it on good authority that he its real name is the Brooksbrae Brick Factory. Whatever its actual name, the factory burned down in the early 1900’s, and lately has been tagged with the usual graffiti. If you visit you’ll find two underground tunnels, with one tunnel having two levels. The tunnels are cramped (I had to crawl on my hands and knees) and are nothing at all of interest. It’s just a short tunnel about 65 feet long. There are more pictures here.