The place has been completely vandalised due to lack of security and open doors everywhere

This building is part of the food processing facility on the once-working farm. Not pictured: the woman in the next building with a ghost-hunting device.

Mostly(?) abandoned since the mid-90s, exterior is in surprisingly ok condition. This part of Fort Worth is full of weird landmarks like this.

Back in the 90s, the owner of an antique store in the South of France bought a disarmed missile from military surplus, strapped it to the ladder of an old firetruck, and put it at the top of a cliff in an attempt to create a distinctive sign for his store, which could be seen from the road below. However, the surprising installation was later detected by a military satellite, and caused great fear as the images showed an unknown satellite aimed in the direction of a nuclear power plant a few kilometers down the valley. Police showed up and investigated, only to discover that all it was was just an odd marketing trick by a random shop owner which presented absolutely no threat. Three decades later, the rocket is still here.

No particular text here just wanted to show this Might enter one day but don’t know if I can get out again tight squeeze. In is easy just go through the small window and ground below, but in the inside it’s about shoulder high and window is smooth with wall