This is part two of a series on the Indiana Army Ammunition Plant. Part one covers the history of the plant pre-World War II, and the components of the plant through World War II. The following covers many of my recent trips into the complex.
Knife Grinding & Die Shop (Building 217-2)
A collection of vintage boxes.
Handpainted labels.
Comfort Station (727-)
Comfort station 727-.
Comfort station 727-.
Poacher House (Building 112)
Poacher House 112-.
Power Pack House (Building 221-)
One after another.
These copper-lined carts were used to transport black powder from massive copper funnels.
Emergency slides for quick escape.
Power Plant (Building 401-1)
Power Plant (Building 401-2)
The room housing parts for M-Day.
For a room not used since 1970, it is in immaculate condition.
Pump House (Building 402-3)
You can view more photographs from the set here. Enjoy!
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