Forgotten factories are abandoned industrial sites that once played a vital role in local economies. These buildings often reflect the history of manufacturing and production in a region, showcasing architectural styles and technologies from their operational periods. Many have fallen into disrepair due to economic shifts, such as the decline of manufacturing jobs or the rise of automation. These sites can be found in urban and rural areas alike, often surrounded by overgrown vegetation and decay. Some communities are working to revitalize these spaces, transforming them into art studios, community centers, or business incubators to preserve their history while fostering new opportunities.