We found it in the mid 1980's, where it had stood since the mid 1880's. It produced over 450 million bricks, some even used for the construction of the Empire State Building and Rockefeller Center . It closed its doors in the late 1960's and waited for nearly thirty years before it was finally demolished in 1991. All that remains to this day is a crumbling smoke stack that towers above the lonely landscape, silent and forgotten....

	Collection One: The Construction
	Collection Two: Black and White

Collection Three: Color

Collection Four: The George Conrad Collection

All contemporary photographs copyright 2004 by Martin J. Conrad , George A. Conrad and William E. Palmer