“Danger High Voltage” Sign at Superior Plating
Taken April 2013
A hand painted "Danger, High Voltage, 13,800 Volts, Keep Out" sign hangs beside a bank of meters at the former Superior Plating building in Minneapolis. The company ran an electroplating operation on the site before it closed and sat abandoned, leaving behind its old wiring and warning signs.
Taken April 2013
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