This self-insulating clay tile building is a 20th century Linden institution, where Mr. Claude Hall did all sorts of metal fabrication. The building faces Rush Street and is divided into two sections with both personnel doors and large sliding doors for easy loading. There is also a large covered area attached to the south side.This is a large wood frame building clad in corrugated metal. It has a lofty open truss ceiling and a pair of opposing horizontal sliding doors that are wide enough for large truck