Exploring The Abandoned Pillsbury Factory - Pt2

In part 2 we are exploring the Massive 500,000 ft Abandoned Pillsbury Factory in Springfield, IL. This factory once had 1,500 workers in 1950. Cargill purchased and used the factory from 1991 to 2001. After sitting empty for 7 years, the Cargill decided to scrap the building in 2008. Half of the buildings have already been demolished. Follow us as we find out what's been sitting inside since 2001.

Abandoned Pillsbury Factory Pt1 - https://youtu.be/6XwEaKFxwwI

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DISCLAIMER: Exploring abandoned and decaying places is very dangerous and can lead to injury or even legal consequences if you are not properly prepared. Get permission from the land owner before exploring places like these and be extra cautious when exploring alone. Wear the proper exploring gear and always let someone know where you are.

The code of urbex (urban exploration) is to leave the location just as you found it. Don't steal anything, vandalize, or spray paint. Take only pictures and leave only footsteps.