Lorain Fire Department officials are still investigating the cause of the blaze that destroyed an abandoned factory Saturday night.
The building is located at 1305 Oberlin Avenue, and fire officials were asking the public to avoid the area.
Video shared by the Elyria Fire Department, who responded to help Lorain firefighters, shows flames rise above the roof of the building. There’s no word from fire officials on damages or any reported injuries, but the investigation is still ongoing. A resident, who wanted to be anonymous, told 19 News she’s been walking past this building for years and would like to see the site be used for the betterment of the community, now that the old building has been destroyed.
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