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"  If you&amp;#039;ve ever visited Hershey, PA, you probably enjoyed the lush landscape, a roller coaster ride or two\u2014and the most chocolate you&amp;#039;ve ever eaten. The city is chiefly known as home to one of the country&amp;#039;s most recognizable candy brands, and the area is steeped in history as much as it is cocoa.  When Hershey&amp;#039;s local factory was in full operation (sadly, it was recently torn down), it housed cocoa beans in 30 giant silos. These days they&amp;#039;re empty, but still much a part of the scenery. But soon, they might be more than just a physical ode to the company&amp;#039;s storied history\u2014The Patriot-News is reporting that the owners of the structure (which they bought with hopes of preserving it) are exploring ways to turn it into condos, recreational space, or both. No official plans have been made, but the community seems to be embracing the idea of repurposing the recognizable silos, instead of tearing the landmark down. Plus, as Jim O&amp;#039;Shell, one of the property&amp;#039;s owners, tells The Patriot-News: &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s definitely got a million-dollar view.&amp;quot;   Read more about the silos (and see a video of that amazing view) at The Patriot-News.  TELL US: Would you live in this Hershey landmark?   NEXT: 22 Incredible Old Houses Featured in Movies \u00BB   Photos: flickr users jcapaldi and lostinmiami   . "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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