Personal narrative by Brody Brown, 2023
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Cementland is such a wonderful mystery to explore. It's sad to hear it's going. The mix of strange industrial concrete and the plantlife that has since overtaken it is a beautiful sight. The views within are incredible and there is so much community art to explore.
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Map of Prospect Hill showing Missouri Portland Cement Co. plant, 1909
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Train Going Over Bridge by George A. Warren, 1907–1918
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