LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — The damage from a massive explosion in the Clifton neighborhood stretches several blocks, but homes right behind the plant are in rough shape.
Past Payne Street, on the other side of these tracks, you’ll find another pocket of Clifton homeowners.
“I’ve lived here for about eight years,” Hilary Ford said.
Ford lives about 50 yards away from the Givaudan Plant.
Some of the damage caused by the plant explosion in Louisville. (WDRB photo)
Ring Doorbell cameras caught the power behind Tuesday’s explosion. She was at work when it happened.
“It was really scary coming in the first time,” Ford said.
Ford’s neighbor told her to come home. Her door was cracked open and all she could see was jagged sheet rock, shattered glass, and a growing list of damage, the farther she made it up her steps.
“You can see every drywall screw in the ceiling, …