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Website title: Abandoned Southeast – Preserving the Past | A Photoblog of Hundreds of Abandoned, Historic, and Forgotten Places

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In the heart of Macon, Georgia, the Al Sihah Shrine Temple stands as a quiet but enduring witness to more than a century of civic tradition, architectural expression, and community life. Though often mistaken for a religious site, the temple is actually part of Shriners International, a fraternal organization known for its philanthropy, ceremonial culture, and longstanding su...


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Founded in the 1930s by William John Bullock, W. J. Bullock, Inc. began operations in the Wylam neighborhood of Birmingham, Alabama, as a secondary smelter specializing in the processing and refining of nonferrous metals, primarily zinc, copper, and aluminum. The foundry produced brass ingots, slab zinc, deoxidized aluminum, Babbitt-pattern aluminum, and zinc ash. At the time...


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