Inside Flint Ink
Apparently the old Flint Ink site at 4th and Gilman is a photographer’s dream….if you’ve ever wanted to know what the interior looks like, peruse some of these photo collections:
www.abandonedbutnotforgotten.com
www.flickr.com
Or for a little bit of history, view the Berkeley Architectural Association’s Flink Ink page.
Still no word on what is to become of the former ink factory sites.
[…] And street art is the polite term….others might just call it grafitti. I’m personally on the fence. Some realizations of it are better than others. My biggest worry, and the reason for making a post about it, is that it seems to be getting more common/prevalent in the area. I actually enjoy walking by Flink Ink to check out the new additions to its crumbling walls, but as soon as it begins to spread…it will be hard to stop. Click here to view the East wall of easternmost Flint Ink builing. […]
i am the former manager of the berkeley plant ,i recently walked around the plant and was greatly dissappointed at its condition. i retired from cal ink at the end of 1984 and the plant was closed a few years later. hope the land can be cleared so that the blight can be removed.
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