Holy Manufacturing

Who cares what you believe? If something makes you go, 'Wow, that's cool,' then it's cool. Factories are all about the products they pump out and the people who make 'em happen. But let's be real, most factories aren't exactly pretty. Sure, some have a bit of character, but a factory with a century old chapel onsite? That's a whole different level. That's like a hardcore band with a classical pianist – unexpected, but kinda badass.

 This factory's chapel is a time machine. Imagine a white building with blue trim, complete with actual bells, a spiral staircase, and a history that stretches back over a century. It was built alongside the factory, so it's got that same 1800s charm. It's seen some serious drama, but it's still standing strong.

Once the town chapel, hosting regular Sunday mass, it's now used by a small group of devotees for weekly choir practice. And twice a year, it opens its doors to factory workers and their families for special celebrations. The chapel is sort of a reminder of a simpler time, maybe when work and faith collided. Its preservation is the factory's duty, admiring it is ours. 

Something about the chapel’s mystical aura and historical significance probably adds a touch of romance to the entire factory, we get it. But even so we admit that it’s one of the coolest plants we’ve visited. And trust us, we’ve seen a lot. 

An onsite factory chapel? That might just make us believe in a higher power, or at least in the power of a really good story.