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The Zimmerman Slaughterhouse and Meat Packing Building, located at 4th & Fairmount in Northern Liberties, has several terra-cotta steer heads adorning the top of it. At the time that it opened in 1911, the Zimmerman ranches were bringing over 40,000 cattle to market each year. Think Upton Sinclar's "The Jungle". Several years ago it was converted to condos. This article has been viewed 10051 times in the last 4 years SanZay: 7th Jun 2009 - 18:51 GMTYeah, and the condo owners will be scared by the cattle ghosts mooing in the dark ;-) Nice heritage for the residential building. Peter: 9th Jun 2009 - 04:01 GMTi was gonna say! cool photo of an interesting place, but youre never gonna find me living in a former slaughterhouse, hahaha... are they "nice" condos? Zen: 29th Jun 2009 - 15:24 GMTI live there - starting today. It doesnt help that the bedroom in the basement has no windows. Besides that the place is great. The loft is huge and everything is new. Tatyana: 10th Apr 2013 - 19:50 GMTVery neat piece!!!The lighting is peitoc. The camera work is thoughtful. The music is well chosen. The voice over is to the point. The editing is smooth and clean. The Ken Burns effect helps to add on to the story and makes it more touching and vivid. Comment on this article..[previous] :: [next] |
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