In this feature we explore a spooky Liverpool abandoned warehouse courtesy of intrepid photographer Ged Lever of Queng Photography. Our mate Ged took his Canon EOS 2000D camera to the Brunswick Dock multi-storey abandoned warehouse with a super bright head torch to guide him and traversed all sorts of rubble and treacherous floors to capture some amazing shots!
The abandoned warehouse, situated on Brunswick Place just around the corner from The Titanic Hotel, was once the building of Merseyside Food Products and also housed a margarine works, a transport depot and an auto garage in the early 90s. The ironwork on the loading bays says “The Sandon Motor & Engineering Co LTD” and this company ran a large fleet of steam wagons for The Liverpool Warehousing Company.
If anyone has any further info on the building do let us know. Here are some of the spectacular and spooky shots that Ged captured during his death defying delve into a derelict Liverpool building….
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Our region has so many fascinating sites to explore and our friend and intrepid photographer, Ged Lever from Queng Photography, has some boss shoots lined up for your visual pleasure. A big thanks to Ged, who took great risks to capture these eerie shots of a forgotten building. More of this coming soon!
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