🏗️ Industrial Buildings of the World

150 industrial buildings · 15 countries · location & industrial heritage

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These are the world's notable industrial buildings — the brick mills, iron works and power-houses of industry, now often protected as monuments to the machine age. Each profile shows where the building is, which country it is in, and a plain-English introduction from Wikipedia.

150 industrial buildings from 15 countries are covered below, grouped by continent. Open any industrial building for its full profile.

Americas (123) Asia (5) Europe (20) Oceania (2)

Americas (123 industrial buildings)

Ace Art Company

United States

Allen's Cider Mill

United States

Baumbach Building

United States

Bayles Shipyard

United States

Bethlehem Silk Mill

United States

Brewer's Mill

United States

Bromwell Wire Works

United States

Equitable Gas Works

United States

Footer's Dye Works

United States

Fort Andross

United States

G. H. Bent Company

United States

Glidden Mercantile

United States

Goodlett Gin

United States

Haraguchi Rice Mill

United States

Home Ice Company

United States

Intervale Factory

United States

Iron Horse Park

United States

Kazon Building

United States

Kimlin Cider Mill

United States

La Bolero

United States

Meteer Store House

United States

Pyeatte Mill Site

United States

Queensbury Mill

United States

Readyville Mill

United States

Renfro Mill

United States

South Bay Mill

United States

Thresher Mill

United States

Valley Falls Mill

United States

Woodbury Mill

United States

Asia (5 industrial buildings)

Jordan Valley Factory Estate

People's Republic of China

Wang Cheong Factory Estate

People's Republic of China

Europe (20 industrial buildings)

Oceania (2 industrial buildings)

Coordinates are approximate locations. Descriptions: Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0), cached on our server. Data sourced from Wikidata. Related: Mountains · Lakes · Islands · World Heritage.

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