2020年2月11日 · The Burt Portland Cement Company in Bellevue, Eaton County, was operated by W.R. Burt and George R. Burt of Saginaw. The Burts erected this factory in 1904, which became one of the largest in Michigan.

2023年10月3日 · This one centers on the remains of the Burt Portland Cement Company in Bellevue, Eaton County. It was owned by the Burt boys: Wellington R. Burt and his son George from Saginaw. Wellington bought the land in 1903 and constructed the factory in 1904, specifically for George to manage.

2022年8月30日 · I've shown you pictures of the old Prestolite Factory ruins in Bellevue before, but now here is a new batch with many different shots and angles. To recap what went down before: The Burt Portland Cement Company in Bellevue was owned by Wellington R. Burt and his son George from Saginaw.

In this video I explore the history of the Burt Portland Cement Plant that once existed in Bellevue, Michigan and today only ruins remain in the woods. I also discuss the forgotten historic...

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The Limestone Quarry was preserved by the efforts of Darwin W. Kuhl. [5] Bellevue is also home to abandoned Burt Portland cement factory. The factory opened in 1904 and became one of the largest in Michigan though closed due to bankruptcy in 1928.

This place is located in Bellevue Michigan and was built in 1904 and produced concrete lime stone and portland cement

ABANDONED MICHIGAN: Burt Portland Cement Plant in Bellevue Built in 1904 and abandoned in 1928. CLICK IN to see pictures of this old cement factory hidden in the woods!

View of the Burt Portland Cement Co. in Bellevue, Michigan. Printed on front: "J.L. Flower. Burt Portland Cement Plant, Bellevue, Mich. Handcolored." Printed on back: "The Albertype Co., Brooklyn, N.Y." Physical rights are retained by DPL. Copyright is …

Burt Portland Cement Factory, Bellevue Michigan - real photo postcard, postmarked 1916.