These railroad tracks form the northern edge of the century-old General Electric complex in downtown Fort Wayne, Indiana. There were still thirteen buildings remaining on the huge campus when I made this photograph. A few others had been demolished in the last few years before that.
In the mid-twentieth century, more than 20,000 people worked for GE in Fort Wayne. Fewer than 100 remained by 2014, and most of the buildings sit empty. The company plans to shut down their remaining operations here at the beginning of 2015.
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