During the 1900s, Cleveland's Warner and Swasey Co. was a leading manufacturer of machine tools, boasting a solid reputation both domestically and abroad (not to mention, having one of the most breathtaking rooftop views of Cleveland in the city).
The business recession of the 1980s halted their operations and closed their doors forever. Here's a look at what's inside the vacant building on Carnegie Ave.
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