Oct. 31st, 2008
Abandoned Places – Huntsville – Oct 08
Oct. 31st, 2008 07:14 amHistory still in the making (part 2)
This building was selected in 1953 by local business as a perfect location to offer to the US Army for the Rocket and Missile test program that was moving to the city. Many government specialists, scientists and engineers from the government and various contractors including Martin Aerospace, Brown Engineering and Rocketdyne worked side by side in the old complex with Von Braun and his team. It was here that key conponents of the Redstone and other rockets were designed.
When NASA and the Army left the building in the 1980’s, it went through a series of owners. Much of the 2nd floor is a mix of water damaged offices, storage rooms, and workshops dating to previous owners. Some areas have power, others are pitch black.

( Past, present, & future [16 behind the cut] )
This building was selected in 1953 by local business as a perfect location to offer to the US Army for the Rocket and Missile test program that was moving to the city. Many government specialists, scientists and engineers from the government and various contractors including Martin Aerospace, Brown Engineering and Rocketdyne worked side by side in the old complex with Von Braun and his team. It was here that key conponents of the Redstone and other rockets were designed.
When NASA and the Army left the building in the 1980’s, it went through a series of owners. Much of the 2nd floor is a mix of water damaged offices, storage rooms, and workshops dating to previous owners. Some areas have power, others are pitch black.

( Past, present, & future [16 behind the cut] )
Halloween Update
Oct. 31st, 2008 08:42 pm8:42 and we've had a grand total of 12 kids come to the house. Eight of them were friends of my daughter. This is f-ing unbelieveable. It's not like I live out in the country. When the kids came back the first time they also said that almost no-one was giving candy out. WTF Gives Huntsville?!? No Spirit here?