Kind of, it is a 100'x500' building built in the 1880's in support of the calumet and hecla copper mining company that when C&H closed the mine sold off for cheap to a guy who also got the contract to scrap all the railroads and a lot of mining operations around it. He was also a hoarder and turned it into a hardware store too. It is/was PACKED full of all kinds of man stuff. Dozens of gas/diesel powered air compressors, pto boxes, transmissions, pneumatic tools from underground including a 12" pneumatic circular saw, saw mill, dozens of mills, lathes, shapers, detroit 2-strokes and parts, locamotive parts, concrete equipment, winches, hydraulic parts, snowmobiles, outboards, close to 100 gas/diesel generators, stove pipe, babbit, welders, you name it. Outside there were miles of rail, switch stands, airport tugs, baggage conveyors, truck mounted vacumes and snowblowers, 20' tall stack of bar grate, I-beams, loaders, 20t hydraulic crane, backhoe, the list goes on. You name it, they had it for sale for CHEAP! They've been selling off everything since early summer and have started scrapping heavily recently. I bought a rock crusher, 3- 26.5r25 loader tires, 5 thern 482's, a couple dozen N65 injector cores, a bunch of bar grateing, pipe, and some more random parts and I think I've spent a total of $200.
Getting empty now