This building, what was left of it, is off of Newark Avenue near the border between Jersey City and Hoboken. Word is that it used to be a chocolate factory. When I first started taking flicks there, some homeless people lived there Now it's a construction site.
See up there at the top, in the middle. There's a small shack behind the left-hand wall. A Mets fan lived there.
Notice that the top-most layer of graffiti does not completely cover a lower layer. The scroll at the right is a roll call, listing members of the crew that put the graffiti up.
We're now behind the factory, looking at Jersey City. The white building at the right is a storage facility. The red brick building to its left used to be a freight terminal. Now it houses a number of firms in various businesses, mostly light industrial. The graffiti we're looking at is the right end of a long piece reading GASER CEAZE. We're looking at the Z and the E. To the right of that, just beyond the arrowhead, you can see a crew roster. Up the hill, beyond the GASER, that's the location of the shack I mentioned above. Here's a partial view:
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