Michiel 2005's photos with the keyword: Swiderski

The machine factory of Leipzig 2017 – Plagwitz – Former Philipp Swiderski was founded in 1867. In 1888 this factory was built. In 1953 the GDR took over the factory, making it a state company. It was closed after the Wende. Some of the buildings have been demolished. See here for the original set-up: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philipp_Swiderski_Maschinenbaufabrik#/media/File:2016_06_03_Mot_Mus_Lütjensee_Swiderski_IMG_8303_k.JPG Plagwitz was a small town on the outskirts of Leipzig, first named in 1483. In 1891 it became part of Leipzig. From 1854 it was transformed into a industrial area, with many factories, canals and railroad tracks. After the Wende most of the old factories were closed. Now the area is slowly redeveloping.

The machine factory of Leipzig 2017 – Plagwitz – Former Philipp Swiderski was founded in 1867. In 1888 this factory was built. In 1953 the GDR took over the factory, making it a state company. It was closed after the Wende. Some of the buildings have been demolished. See here for the original set-up: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philipp_Swiderski_Maschinenbaufabrik#/media/File:2016_06_03_Mot_Mus_Lütjensee_Swiderski_IMG_8303_k.JPG Plagwitz was a small town on the outskirts of Leipzig, first named in 1483. In 1891 it became part of Leipzig. From 1854 it was transformed into a industrial area, with many factories, canals and railroad tracks. After the Wende most of the old factories were closed. Now the area is slowly redeveloping.

The machine factory of Leipzig 2017 – Plagwitz – Former Philipp Swiderski was founded in 1867. In 1888 this factory was built. In 1953 the GDR took over the factory, making it a state company. It was closed after the Wende. Some of the buildings have been demolished. See here for the original set-up: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philipp_Swiderski_Maschinenbaufabrik#/media/File:2016_06_03_Mot_Mus_Lütjensee_Swiderski_IMG_8303_k.JPG Plagwitz was a small town on the outskirts of Leipzig, first named in 1483. In 1891 it became part of Leipzig. From 1854 it was transformed into a industrial area, with many factories, canals and railroad tracks. After the Wende most of the old factories were closed. Now the area is slowly redeveloping.