This factory originally produced aerosol products before being purchased by the plastics company Owens-Illinois who manufactured soda bottles here. I visited the site twice and wrote two blog posts.

http://nassahegon.blogspot.com/2016/04/former-owens-illinois-complex-milford-ct.html

http://nassahegon.blogspot.com/2016/05/return-to-owens-illinois-complex-old.html

I checked this place out while waiting for my flight to California. It is located in an industrial area between the main north-south rail corridor and a street called Frelinghuysen Avenue. There is also a huge abandoned housing project on Frelinghuysen. The neighborhood was a total ghetto and I followed a sketchy looking black guy onto the property, therefore my photos are mainly of the outside.

http://nassahegon.blogspot.com/2016/05/a-walk-on-wild-side-former-orbis.html

This factory in Stratford manufactured vinyl sheeting from the 1950s up until 2008. Some of the buildings were taken down in 2009 but a three-story structure and outbuilding remain. Here is a link to the blog post and photos:

http://nassahegon.blogspot.com/2016/05/former-ross-and-roberts-complex.html

There is an old quarry in Westerly. Used to go there to skip school and party back in the late '70's.

The Brass Mill mall occupies most of the old Scovill site, but here is a blog post discussing Scovill's little-known eastern extension:
http://nassahegon.blogspot.com/2016/04/the-other-side-of-silver-street.html

Return trip, investigating abandoned rail line and landfill adjacent to factory complex: http://nassahegon.blogspot.com/2016/04/return-to-239-front-avenue-west-haven-ct.html

hello.

Cumberlandite sounds really fascinating.  Welcome to IB!  As you can see, we rarely post here but occasionally old faces will pop in and say hello.

Nice shots. I appreciate the black and white. It's nice to see photos from a real camera now and then.

I hope you do get in there and get some good photos. I still regret not going back to the mill I used to work at before they tore it down and I had over 7 years to do it. Bing maps is behind the times and shows it being torn down.  The middle school across the street used to have a huge mill complex as well and I'm sure they didn't fill in all of the tunnels going between those two and the one that was in the lower left of the photo. Somewhere I've got a Bing street view shot showing the inside of the building where I worked which is on the 5th floor on the lower right in the photo.  Good Luck.