Berliner Treatment Plant

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The OES visited the Berliner Park Treatment Plant on August 26, 2007. Located on the back side of Berliner Park, this abandoned treatment plant is owned by the City of Columbus. There is a large sign posted just behind a gate naming the facility "City of Columbus Trucked Waste Disposal Site" with hours posted. After conducting some research, we found that this facility was once Columbus' main sewage pumping station. The site may have also been used by the landfill that occupied the site before Berliner Park was established. There are several buildings on the site, overgrown with vegetation and heavily vandalized on the interiors. A couple of buildings appear to be older than others, but all were probably constructed in the early-mid 1900s. It appears that some of the site may still be used for storage, but it could just be things left behind. If you have more information about this plant, please email .

Location Information: Abandoned

Located in Berliner Park just off Greenlawn Avenue in Columbus; Franklin County.

Photographs

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EVP Recording

Hit The Control: Recorded from the haunted Berliner Park Bike path, saying "Hit the control; ???; no."

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