40 Eerie Pictures Of Abandoned Places, As Shared In This Online Community (New Pics)

Christopher Bureau 4 years ago

I was thinking shrieking shack! 😂😂

8points

That_One_Harry_Potter_Nerd 4 years ago

Lol! I love this!

5points

deanna woods 4 years ago

I thought the same thing.

1point

Kasey Lee Bao Ting 3 years ago

haha but shorter

0points

Starlee87 4 years ago

Its Church of the Presentation of Christ and Saint Michael (Krasnaya Lyaga)

23points

Molly Block 4 years ago

Thank you for that information-- I really wanted to google this and read more about it. It's gorgeous. I bet when it was first built and looked pretty, it must have been fantastic!

6points

DennyS (denzoren) 4 years ago

Look at that craftsmanship...amazing.

13points

Robyn Jones 4 years ago

Reminds me of the moomins house!

7points

Nikki Sevven 4 years ago

It would be lovely to see this beautiful building restored.

5points

Denise Bishop 2 years ago (edited)

I feel the same, but on my property, I just love this! ❤️

0points

birdhouse 4 years ago

This is right out of the Lorax movie.

5points

Onie Ward 4 years ago

i want to go inside!!

3points

Amy Joubert 4 years ago

Looks like the house in The Lorax!

3points

Teresa Spanics 4 years ago

I wonder if there is any way to save it.

1point

Judy Reynolds 4 years ago

It is such a beautiful building!

1point

#2

Abandoned Castle In Ireland

Final score:

237points

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Witchling 4 years ago

Looks like it's floating. Very cool.

47points

Lauren Caswell 4 years ago

Wait it is not a little island? What am I looking at

4points

Cathal 4 years ago

McDermott's castle Lough Key Ireland!

21points

Psycho Cat 4 years ago

Dibs.

10points

Rizzan 4 years ago

Dammit.

8points

Archer Harris 4 years ago

If that was in Zelda botw there would be a shrine on that island.

7points

Steffen Rehm 4 years ago

And then out of nowhere, you have a red light on you and the music kicks in.

4points

Brobro McDuderson 4 years ago

Lolnice, and a korok seed on that tower in the curved wall.

3points

Random Panda 4 years ago

If that was in Witcher, there's a place of power, gotta be.

2points

JefeJeff 4 years ago

Huge sinkhole may be reason its abandoned

6points

Misty Rose 4 years ago

Actually its abanded because lighting hit the castle in 1184 and the castle caught fire.

10points

Chloe *Leah* Pheonix 4 years ago

I cant e the only one that sees a floating island

4points

Devil's Advocate 4 years ago

Howl can see it

5points

Janine B. 4 years ago (edited)

Sleeping beauty has been waiting for too long.

3points

Nathan Pogorzala 4 years ago

I'll take it off their hands. Some masonry work and a roof and it will be serviceable as a shelter. Fish all day, import firewood all night.

2points

Shelley DuVal 4 years ago

It's Georges castle on Kirren Island, can just about see Julien, D**k, Anne and Timmy the dog there.

1point

Ronnie Beaton 4 years ago

Just the place to ride out the zombie apocalypse.

1point

#3

Abandoned House In The Republic Of Karelia, Russia

Final score:

236points

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Jody Brown 4 years ago

Ch-ch-ch-chia

67points

Chaotic-Pansexual (she/they) 4 years ago

😂 brilliant

1point

Grant Barke 4 years ago

Trees living in a house, that's a new one.

6points

Mazer 4 years ago

A real true honest to goodness treehouse

5points

8Yorkies-and-57cats 4 years ago

I bet it's also a home for birds and small animals.

2points

Vicky Z 4 years ago

I would love to see it during different seasons as well

1point

Seabeast 4 years ago

When your houseplant addiction gets a bit out of hand.

1point

Madame Butterfly 4 years ago

It's not abandoned,Nature is right at home.

1point

Alexia 4 years ago

The autumn colors are fantastic

1point

CincyReds 4 years ago

This is so coool!

0points

Viv Hart 4 years ago

That road/track seems to be well-used.

0points

We live in times of rapid urbanization. In fact, it's projected that by 2050, more than two-thirds of the world population will live in urban areas. With a whopping population of 7.9 billion, it seems like no place on Earth is left untouched by humans. But as that likely will be the prospect in the coming century, today at least, we still have some no man’s lands and abandoned places to visit.

#4

Abandoned Winter Garden Of An Abandoned Mansion, France

Final score:

205points

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Chucky Cheezburger 4 years ago

Thats beautiful.That doesnt look creepy,that looks like home...

64points

Brian Bennett 4 years ago

Home yes! A chair, table, a cup of tea and relax and enjoy the beauty!

0points

Vorknkx 4 years ago

Imagine someone put all this time and effort into making all the stained glass... only for it to be anadoned. That's the really sad thing here.

10points

Anjelika 4 years ago

It looks beautiful

7points

Chloe *Leah* Pheonix 4 years ago

Ok that's actually beautiful

5points

Madame Butterfly 4 years ago

It's... It's the enchanted garden!!

3points

Elif Eren 4 years ago

I love this one

3points

Zophra 4 years ago

That beautiful glasswork...

1point

DennyS (denzoren) 4 years ago

If I bought this property I wouldn't change a thing...probably just repair any rust but I wouldn't upset any of the plants.

1point

Annie Miller 3 years ago

I think I would like to live by myself in a conservatory in the middle of nowhere. It would be completely self sustainable. Like those homes that are called Earthships.. completely self sustainable living and built with all recycled materials. Sorta like the movie "Bio-Dome". "Free Mahi-Mahi, free Mahi-Mahi!" Lol

0points

Viv Hart 4 years ago

Sad.

0points

#5

Very Impressive Abandoned Lighthouse (Aniva Lighthouse, Russia)

Final score:

198points

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Serial pacifist 4 years ago

Looks like something from GoT.

30points

Tomasz Zakrzewski 4 years ago

Looks like a part of the rock, pretty awesome.

5points

Emily Robertson 4 years ago

You found it! The first place Hagrid took Harry!

2points

Vicky Z 4 years ago

There is something about lighthouses that i really like!

2points

Tamra Stiffler 4 years ago

Looks like a lonely place. Beautiful, but lonely.

2points

𝔓𝔲𝔯𝔭𝔩𝔢 ℜ𝔞𝔢𝔑 4 years ago

It's funny how the lighthouse looks like it's growing out of the stone; the stone is flipping off the "mountainous rock," and the "mountainous rock" looks (to me) like a sleeping dragon! (◠‿◠)

1point

Ronald Bradford 4 years ago

I see it!

1point

Danny Boy 4 years ago

I think this is one of the ones they ran with portable nuclear generators... they pretty much used radioactive waste everywhere they could pre Chernobyl... they just left the generators filled with nuclear waste when they were decommissioned... They are highly radioactive now.... hope the photographer didn't get any closer than this picture...

1point

CincyReds 4 years ago

Just wow!

0points

Nola Dorothy 4 years ago

Wow!

0points

Brian Bennett 4 years ago

Lighthouse - just looks like it has risen out of the sea to have a look!

0points

#6

The Beautiful Dietla Palace - Sosnowiec - Poland

Final score:

197points

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Witchling 4 years ago

Now THATS a bathtub!!!

112points

Gin. No tonic 4 years ago

At what point does a bathtub become a pool?

10points

Kona Pake 4 years ago

Once saw a bathtub larger than my swimming pool though as ornate as the one above.

2points

Otter 4 years ago

Dibs on it!

1point

Sheila McEnany Markowitz 4 years ago

Exactly what I was going to say!

1point

8Yorkies-and-57cats 4 years ago (edited)

How are these incredible places abandoned? So, can someone claim them? In Greece, if you occupy a place for 20 years, and no one reacts during that time, you can claim it for yourself (after a certain procedure, of course).

10points

Inu Kashi 4 years ago

This post is fake, because this place is not abandoned. You can visit this palace anytime for money (3 euro). You can even rent it for exhibition purposes, business and artistic meetings or even weddings.

16points

Amanita Virosa 4 years ago

I googled this one, it's not abandoned. They said you can rent a hall and hold events.

7points

Dorothy Parker 4 years ago

The windows are stunning too.

3points

Layla Corman 4 years ago

Oh how I want that tub!!! 😍😍😍

2points

Kona Pake 4 years ago

I once saw a bath tub larger than my swimming pool though not as ornate as the one above.

1point

Jet Fox 2 years ago

Just by looking at the picture a get an eerie mixed nostalgia feeling it's so hard to explain. As if I experienced such type of place (never have) it's sort of a negative and creepy feeling

0points

Karen Merkel 4 years ago

That's beautiful. Look at that stained glass in the window.

0points

Mickie Shea 4 years ago

What fair maidens must have bathed there.

0points

Chxrm 4 years ago

Even they painted fake fish 🐠

0points

“Abandoned spaces are eerily fascinating to us because they bring human culture and nature together in unexpected ways,” Lisa Yaszek, a Regents Professor of Science Fiction Studies at Georgia Tech, told Bored Panda. Lisa researches and teaches science fiction as a global language crossing centuries, continents, and cultures.

She explained further: “We tend to think of humans as active and nature as passive, and we assume that the monuments and cities we build by manipulating the material world and separating ourselves from nature will last forever.”

#7

Petrified Ladder In France

Final score:

196points

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Saara-Elina Kaukiainen 4 years ago

Can somebody please explain how?

41points

Anne 4 years ago

Sediments above have a lot of calcium which washed down with rain and settled on the ladder

70points

Lord Mysticlaw 4 years ago

I guess it's basically like a shaped stalactite

19points

Jonny Man 4 years ago

They say, "you are what you eat." The stone ate the ladder, it BECAME the ladder.

9points

Mazer 4 years ago

Mineral coating from minerals in the water , like how stalagmites are made

8points

Otter 4 years ago

I actually wonder if there's a hot springs there. Hot springs have much heavier mineral contents than ordinary water, and the ground around a hot spring can actually form oddly colored mounds and blobs of mineral-rich earth, just from the minerals from the water seeping into the soil. There has to be an intense source of minerals there, to cover a metal ladder that deeply, metal ladders haven't been around that long.

6points

Christopher Bureau 4 years ago

Calcified i think is the right word

4points

Bacony Cakes 4 years ago

It played Scary Maze Game.

1point

Robert Robi Z 4 years ago

Probably the water washing down the minerals, similar like forming stalactites and stalagmites

0points

Ploploplop 4 years ago

Calcification.

0points

Devil's Advocate 4 years ago

Someone shouted "BOO", but REALLY loudly

0points

Jrizzy Jay 4 years ago

time

0points

Robert T 4 years ago

The water must've been very scary!

4points

Harrison Miller 4 years ago

Its like the stone grew arround it. So cool

2points

N G 4 years ago

Petrificus Tolalus - no other explanation needed

2points

Vicky Z 4 years ago

Flintstones residence?

1point

Lisa Slit 3 years ago

it's a ladder that's full of salt sediments (and by salt, I mean mostly calcium), not petrified.....

0points

Viv Hart 4 years ago

Limestone leaching out of the water.

0points

Nola Dorothy 4 years ago

I have a feeling this was left here a few years too long! Dripping lime water?

0points

Brian Bennett 4 years ago

Weird how the cliff around it look like bad teeth - and nature trying to correct the issue!

0points

Judy Reynolds 4 years ago

I wonder if it is still used?

0points

#8

Southern Gothic

Final score:

184points

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8Yorkies-and-57cats 4 years ago

I would say, at least 11 vampires live there.

125points

Grant Barke 4 years ago

I doubt that, its a church.

9points

Full Name 4 years ago

At least they cut the grass, I guess.

3points

Suzy McDaniel 4 years ago

Mmm, that's over capacity - with their coffins and all, the maximum vampire code for this size building would be 8 vampires. Kind of cramped.

1point

Nunya Bus 4 years ago

I was just scrolling down to say the same thing and was beaten to it! LOL

1point

Randy Klefbeck 3 years ago

Only if there were no crosses.

0points

Nola Dorothy 4 years ago

I'm going for at least 15!

0points

Masen Silas 4 years ago

Shhhh

0points

AnnaKooo 4 years ago

I was thinking of ghosts :D

0points

Bacony Cakes 4 years ago

It's the location of the vampire sitcom.

0points

Chucky Cheezburger 4 years ago

Oh,theres the tool shed Ive always wanted...

6points

Chloe *Leah* Pheonix 4 years ago (edited)

The eeriest pictures are the ones taken in darkness with flash. It's in the same sense as photos with liminal spaces, some are taken with flash

5points

Sheila Stamey 4 years ago

No, not haunted at all.

5points

Sandy D 4 years ago

That's a very cool, creepy pic. I love it

3points

JuniorCJ82 4 years ago

Welcome to Nope Episcopal Church.

2points

Smackiex 4 years ago

Hauntingly beautiful!!

2points

Brian Bennett 4 years ago

Nice to look at in photo- nope not going gonna stay where I is at!

1point

Vivian Orr 4 years ago

Love the lighting in the photo

1point

Nancy Bailey 4 years ago

The vampires mowed the lawn tho.

1point

#9

Most Impressive Ceiling I Have Encountered In An Abandoned Building

Final score:

181points

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DennyS (denzoren) 4 years ago

This is gorgeous!

6points

R Carson 4 years ago

Just imagine all the talent and intense labor that went into this. Such a waste it's abandoned.

4points

Ronnie Beaton 4 years ago

Why can't we have buildings like this any more? Why does everything have to be a soulless concrete box?

2points

Aski Markup 4 years ago

Is that going up and the creamy part the ceiling, or is it all ceiling? Either way, it's beautiful.

2points

Vicky Zar 4 years ago

The first

3points

Nola Dorothy 4 years ago

Love it!

1point

Brian Bennett 4 years ago

My place should look so abandoned! Fantastic!

1point

Kanga9ine 4 years ago

Well there 'ya go. After two sleepless nights staring at this portal to another dimension, I'd either abandon it or I've been sucked into the Matrix.

1point

Mickie Shea 4 years ago

Awesome Art

1point

Chxrm 4 years ago

I feel like it’s gonna fall on my face

1point

Panda-riffic 4 years ago

Yes, that is right up there.

1point

It turns out that our fascination with abandoned places may come from the fact that they “remind us that nature is also an active force that moves in strong, slow, and persistent rhythms that differ from but intersect with cycles of human time.”

“In short, these places remind us that humans exist in larger webs of being, and that we might not be the most powerful thing around. It’s both a humbling and exhilarating recognition—we are not alone here on Earth,” Lisa explained.

#10

Imperial Staircase Inside An Abandoned 18th-Century Palace

Final score:

178points

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Jody Brown 4 years ago

I'd love to explore! But i might need to hold yr hand

40points

GoodWolf 4 years ago

My palms are sweaty, knees weak, arms are heavy... But if you insist ;)

15points

Karen Guy 4 years ago

The walls look 2 dimensional, like they were intentionally painted to look like they were carved.

10points

mcborge1 4 years ago

I think you are right.

1point

Marco Pespega 4 years ago

It's called Palacio Burnay, its located in Lisbon, Portugal. It was abandoned in 2001 due to structural issues. In YouTube you can find a video of someone exploring it.

4points

Madame Butterfly 4 years ago

This is abandoned magnificence. :(

4points

gma 4 years ago

it just boggles my mind that these beautiful places are abandoned.the amount of skilled work that went into all of them.

3points

Alexia 4 years ago

If you ignore the decaying stairs and that lamp, it looks fabulous. You can expect a princess in large ball gown to enter that door at any moment

3points

Sarah Stalder 4 years ago

Wow. It's holding up really well for being abandoned. It would be really lovely if it was restored

2points

Kona Pake 4 years ago

I’ll trade my island for this place.

1point

Chris H 2 years ago

You rich a*****e!

0points

Vicky Z 4 years ago

Doesn't look abandoned but it's very impressive

1point

Two_rolling_black_eyes 4 years ago

That's a pretty clean place for a 300 year old abandoned building. I think it may have some supernatural maintenance people.

1point

#11

An Abandoned Shopping Mall Is Taken Over By Fish

Final score:

176points

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Kira Okah 4 years ago

No they weren't. The flooded building became a breeding ground for mosquitoes so the locals introduced fish to the water to eat the larvae.

167points

Jonny Man 4 years ago

Whether the fish were there first or introduced later, the fact remains: this was a people mall, now it's a fish mall. Mosquito larvae and swamp plants up for grub at the food court, and as you can see everyone's wearing all the latest fashionable colours!

52points

Christopher Doke 4 years ago

Doesn't really matter if the fish got there on their own or if they were put there; still looks like the mall has been taken over by fish.

12points

Tony Gong 3 years ago

yes

1point

Seabeast 4 years ago

That's a lot of fish!

1point

Mischa Puschelchen 4 years ago

I was wondering how the heck there could be so many fish there. There cannot be nearly enough food for all of them in such a small place. Really aweseom pictures, though. (Still, the local authorities should tears this place down)

-2points

Antonio Ballesteros 4 years ago

…And the fish will be eaten by humans.

-2points

matilda 4 years ago

I thought it is a floor wallpaper or whatever you call it

7points

GoodWolf 4 years ago

So... They just left the fish there when they closed the whole thing?

6points

Kira Okah 4 years ago

No. The story accompanying the picture is false.

6points

Kay blue 4 years ago

They seem to be thriving though.

2points

Anne 4 years ago

I think it was abandoned due to Fukushima and the tsunami

1point

Janet C 4 years ago

Those are koi. They were put in that area.

4points

Blacksheep Backsheep 4 years ago

At first I thought it was resin

4points

J Rob 4 years ago

www.youtube.com/watch?v=bEhYraNGBEI

4points

Janine B. 4 years ago

Good to know, thank you.

2points

Shirley Andrew 4 years ago

why does this look beautiful to me?

4points

AnnaBanana 4 years ago

I don't know, but I'm loving it also!

3points

Orion C. 4 years ago

Now the shopping mall is a fish market.

3points

Jonathan Labelle 4 years ago

Heard of a school of fish not a mall of fish

2points

Parker Philp 1 year ago

something fishy is happening here

0points

#12

Abandoned Spaceship Ropeway, Japan

Final score:

163points

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Robert T 4 years ago

Evil villain's lair starter kit. :D

69points

JD Lee 4 years ago

I hear IKEA sells one, but you have to be an evil genius to assemble it.

0points

kath morgan 4 years ago

Reminds me of a Myst game

10points

Elizabeth Elliot 4 years ago

OMG that's it exactly!

4points

Hannah Edwards 4 years ago

It looks very Jules Verney

4points

Jody Brown 4 years ago

This would make a great Zoom background to freak out your colleagues and/or students

3points

Shona 4 years ago

Wow this would be a great story prompt idea!!!

2points

Just me 4 years ago

Get the Jurassic vipes here

1point

Kevin Warner 4 years ago

Featured in at least ONE movie. I recall it in better days!

1point

ZAPanda 4 years ago

is the word ropeway or cable car? just asking

1point

Bacony Cakes 4 years ago

They're interchangeable. It's like "Skilift" and "Chairlift".

2points

TheBuddyCharlesWay 2 years ago

Hey they found the Wonka-vator

0points

Deb Montagna 2 years ago

oh, I'd love one in my backyard!

0points

Moreover, according to the professor, abandoned objects and places are also appealing because they invite imaginative play. “When we see worlds collide like this, we can’t help but wonder: what happened? How did things get this way? Then we get to exercise our deductive and storytelling abilities as we piece together clues to answer our own questions. Sometimes we do this for the sheer fun of it all.”

Lisa continued: “and other times, images of discarded objects and decaying places can even get us thinking about how we can make imaginative but real change in the real world: what economic, political, and social arrangements caused this to happen? How can I work with other like-minded people to make sure that doesn’t happen in my own part of the world?”

#13

Abandoned Train

Final score:

163points

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Ksenia M 4 years ago

knew it looked familiar! That's in Russia, Permsky Krai, Shumkovo. Officially the trains are not abandoned, they've been left on those tracks for conservation after WWII as an emergency reserve in case of a new war. USSR fell, the trains were no longer needed, security was mosly removed. There are quite a few of them there, some are old, some are newer, some are even open. There's another currenly functioning train 'parking lot' (what's the word in English? it's like a winter base?) nearby. Some old trains have been recently removed but most are still there, it's a rather popular destination for photographers and fans of adandoned locations.

103points

Nathan Pogorzala 4 years ago

Your information is very welcome and informative.

15points

Randolph Croft 4 years ago

Rail Yard is a term often used to describe large areas with many parallel and interconnected railways. It's used to 'build' a train from different cars, engines, etc.

5points

anarkzie 4 years ago

"Train parking lot" maybe train depot

2points

Teresa Spanics 4 years ago

I have a male friend who is part of a train group and would just LOVE to go there!

0points

StrawberryParfait 4 years ago

It looks like it went somewhere quiet to die.

1point

Yuccababy 4 years ago

I think I can't.... I think I can't....

1point

Kevin Warner 4 years ago

Wish they would make USE of the materials since they were refined and shaped to begin with

1point

Seabeast 4 years ago

There are railway preservation enthusiasts who would love to get their hands on these.

1point

Madame Butterfly 4 years ago

Thomas the tank engines great great grandpa.

1point

Eglė Bukauskaitė 3 years ago

so this is the train they hid in Babylon Berlin

0points

Tony Gong 3 years ago

It is from the Soviet Union I think cuz there is a star at the front

0points

Nola Dorothy 4 years ago

Bizarre.

0points

Brian Bennett 4 years ago

Everything new is old again!

0points

#14

Abandoned Restaurant In Victorville, California

Final score:

160points

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October 4 years ago

This restaurant looks hungry

44points

eirini 4 years ago

and very bossy!

9points

Vicky Z 4 years ago

The only restaurant where you don't eat but they eat you

2points

Brian Bennett 4 years ago

Abandoned - can't imagine why - fry cook needed!

1point

Hannah Davenport 4 years ago

Oh Jesus. I'm from there. This is legit.

13points

Hermione 4 years ago

What happened? Did the town get eaten by the desert?

0points

Elizabeth Molloy 4 years ago

Has a somewhat threatening vibe!

9points

Chloe *Leah* Pheonix 4 years ago

E A T

8points

Calypso poet 4 years ago

N O P E

7points

Sheila Stamey 4 years ago

This is the ghost equivalent of a trap door spider.

6points

Panda-riffic 4 years ago

Great picture!|

5points

Sam Barnes 4 years ago

Isn't that the gas station from the movie land of the lost with will ferrell? 🤷🏼‍♀️

4points

Vasana Phong 4 years ago

Scene to a scary movie where a group of friends meetup to go on their journey ( gets killed of course)

2points

Kim Irving 4 years ago

Isn't that the place that "Legion" with Paul Bettany happened in?

2points

Chris H 4 years ago

That was my first thought also!

1point

Kona Pake 4 years ago

Our next door is Nowhere in Arizona.

1point

#15

Bob Jagendorf: Detroit Train Station

Final score:

153points

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spirit wolf 4 years ago

Has a very Grand Budapest vibe to it, someone please pour some pastel paint on it and serve some Courtesan au Chocolat.

54points

Red rockin lobster 4 years ago

Take a look at the Grand Hotel in San Pelegrino, Italy. Also abanded

3points

John Brant 4 years ago

This building has been bought by the Ford family and is currently being renovated to serve as a tech center of sorts for Ford as well as other uses! It's being returned to it's former glory with much needed updates (tech)!

21points

Bryant Bruce Lowry 4 years ago

This is an old picture. Since early 2019 Ford Motor Company occupied this building and began to renovate it. Like most of Detroit, it is on the rise, being rebuilt, but of course the national media spews 1980's imaged of the city. Shameful. It is a foodie paradise, and no one makes better pizza.

9points

Kelly Collins 4 years ago

I agree about the pizza and the Thai food and the Greek food and the....ah, well. But the old building really does look cool. And YES!!!! Detroit does not/will not die but rise!

2points

Barbara Hall 1 year ago

This is it today July 2024. This was the grand opening June 6th 2024, it's gorgeous !!!! IMG_202406...1cf50d.jpg

0points

Walter Hynson 2 years ago

Why not get someone to lead the homeless to make it a place to live

0points

Nola Dorothy 4 years ago

That is actually a stunning building.

0points

Brian Bennett 4 years ago

Exterior is grand would like to see it when and if Ford restores it!

0points

Aleksandra 4 years ago

This is nice but a shame to see it in such state!

0points

Vivian Orr 4 years ago

Oh wow. What a shame.

0points

LONECOOLMAN 4 years ago

I actually rode the train from there back in the '80s. That building is so cool! Wish they could have repurposed it. I believe it has or will be torn down ....but not sure.

0points

#16

Bethlehem Steel, The Factory That Built NYC

Final score:

149points

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Kristine Scott 4 years ago

I live in Bethlehem, its a monument to our past. That portion was left on purpose or can we say recycled as living history. There is a trellis you can walk where you can learn the history of the Beth steel and how it build this country not just NYC. If you are from this area for more than one generation likely someone in your family worked at the Steel. For me: my dad, uncle, grandmother and great uncle to name a few.

111points

Nathan Pogorzala 4 years ago

Here in Buffalo, we too have a HUGE abandoned Bethlehem plant. It only recently has a new steel company move in but it only takes up 1/100 of the 5 square miles of that plant. I too had many family members work at Bethlehem, black lung and all. It really is the story of the loss of American industrialism to world trade imports. But ours doesn't look like a scene out of the first Batman, starring America's boy next door, Michael Keaton.

5points

Molly Block 4 years ago

It's gorgeous in its own right.

1point

Brian Bennett 4 years ago

In other words history personified - that is great like a heritage house that built a country!

0points

Vivian Orr 4 years ago

It’s a little sad looking at it. 😕

0points

RoseTheMad 4 years ago

I grew up around the Dorman Long/British Steel steel plant in the UK , unfortunately it shut down, people lost jobs, and honestly the economy of the area never really recovered very well. The blast furnace and the plant etc is all mostly still standing (you can't go anywhere near it), until this year, now demolition has begun, and I feel like the area is going to look so different without seeing the blast furnace on the horizon. xP But they're hoping to repurpose the area for green industries which will create 20,000 new jobs, so I suppose it's for the better. But the steel from said plant has built things all over the world, including the Iconic Sydney Harbor Bridge!

0points

Lisa Samuelson 4 years ago

Thank you, that was very informative!! You obviously have pride in your city and your family!!

0points

Vasana Phong 4 years ago (edited)

I remember this, ( former Catty resident) 👋used to live right across from Phoenix forging co., what a rude awakening my first night there

0points

Shona 4 years ago

thats so cool! like The industrial revolution and steam punk! i love it!!

4points

Monica Hayes 4 years ago

stunning! it almost looks like a battleship from this angle....great historical monument.

2points

Zophra 4 years ago

Very steampunk looking

1point

Christoph 4 years ago

Abe's Odyssey

1point

mcborge1 4 years ago

It looks like a game level.

1point

Walter Hynson 2 years ago

My uncle worked a the steel mill in Monessen

0points

Jayden Maloney 3 years ago

I thought that was a boat

0points

Kanga9ine 4 years ago

Terry Gilliam's next set.

0points

Kai David 4 years ago

Its nice that history was not erased. Incorporating public park space into the history of your community is awesome. I live in Pittsburgh and the shopping centre near me incorporated relics and structures of the former steel plant into the design and public spaces. Bike/walking trails on the olde rail lines reminds us of our past as we look towards the future.

0points

#17

Abandoned Indigenous House In Papua New Guinea

Final score:

148points

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Tomáš Houdek 4 years ago

I've seen documentary about a tribe that builds houses like this. They build it incredibly fast (few days). Whole tribe lives there including little kids, they can even make fire on stone foundation without worry as the wood used to build this is so hard it doesnt burn.

57points

Vivian Orr 4 years ago

Incredible. Usually hard wood like that (iron wood?) is very very heavy. Must of been hard getting it up there.

0points

Grant Barke 4 years ago

Fun place to be during an intense thunderstorm.

10points

Shona 4 years ago

that would have taken FOREVER and would have taken a lot of effort. wow lots of effort

6points

R Carson 4 years ago

A little dicey

2points

Sam Barnes 4 years ago

Nope that's tarzans parents house 🏠 🙄 😁

2points

Miruku_Spilt 4 years ago

I guess the tree grew

1point

Nola Dorothy 4 years ago

Now, that's what I call a tree house!

0points

Brian Bennett 4 years ago

Weren't a lot of these houses built like this in places that flood a lot?

0points

Koda Bear She/He/They 4 years ago

This is stressing me out 😂

0points

Kanga9ine 4 years ago

Wonder who jumped first. And if they caught the next guy or just got the hell out of dodge.

0points

#18

Former Hydraulic Laboratory At Cornell University

Final score:

147points

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Chucky Cheezburger 4 years ago

That would be awesome to poke around in.

39points

Cydney Golden 4 years ago

Unfortunately not open to poke around, but the view from one of the numerous bridges is wonderful. This is something students see everyday...right in the middle of the campus. Worth a vacation trip.

1point

Vicky Z 4 years ago

Oh God i read puke instead of poke😅😅😅😅

1point

Orion C. 4 years ago

And dangerous

0points

Kat Zwingle 4 years ago

I remember this from when I lived in Ithaca in the '50's-60's. The lake above (Bebee lake) froze very solid in the winder, and that's where we learned to ice skate.

5points

13 4 years ago

I want to live here.

4points

bxttery_bxby 4 years ago

This is my new villain lair. See you guys.

3points

Peter Trudell Jr 4 years ago

Looks like a place in need of a mad scientist or a supervillain. Where do I apply?

3points

Kevin Camp 4 years ago

On the outside, that looks like it would be an awesome residence, but it probably gets quite humid and moldy.

2points

Shona 4 years ago

kind of reminds me of, Paronella Park QLD Australia.

1point

Walter Hynson 2 years ago

beautiful place to go fishing

0points

Nola Dorothy 4 years ago

Wow!

0points

Brian Bennett 4 years ago

Beautiful - I hope they let nature take it's course forever!

0points

#19

King Alfred's Tower, Somerset County

Final score:

144points

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Robert T 4 years ago (edited)

This isn't exactly abandoned as it was never lived in. It is what is known as a folly. A lawn ornament for ridicously wealthy aristocrats. This one has been featured on BP before.

105points

Bacony Cakes 4 years ago

It's like hermits. And skyscrapers in Dubai.

4points

Penny Fan 4 years ago

It's not Somerset County, it's just Somerset.

13points

ZAPanda 4 years ago

somersetshire? :-P

3points

Yoinks! 4 years ago

"WELCOME TO DULOC, SUCH A PERFECT TOWN, HERE WE HAVE SOME RULES..."

10points

Lauren Caswell 4 years ago

Please keep off of the grass, shine your shoes wipe your...face

4points

WiTchY_WoMaN 4 years ago

"Rapunzel, let down your hair!"

8points

Franziska 4 years ago

So he needed to compensate for something?

6points

Madame Butterfly 4 years ago

Absolutely beautiful.

3points

Sheila McEnany Markowitz 4 years ago

I take it he was a tall gent...

3points

Thomas E S Thomas 4 years ago

Giant signal tower. Imagine the flags they draped on all the sides in order to place a long distance call.

2points

Lauren 4 years ago

And here I thought I was flashy with nekkid gnomes!

1point

Ahmet Destegül 3 years ago

Oh my a*s

0points

#20

Abandoned Psychiatric Hospital

Final score:

140points

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Jody Brown 4 years ago

This one would be super creepy to run through, especially at midnight on Halloween.

41points

Shona 4 years ago

or like...ANYTIME..

19points

Madame Butterfly 4 years ago

Ohhh hell to the no!!

7points

Chloe *Leah* Pheonix 4 years ago

I think just when the sun is down works perfectly fine... *shiver*

3points

Kim Blizzard 4 years ago

...said the teenagers who were never going to make it home that night, except for the one girl who will survive for the next movie...

3points

Brian Bennett 4 years ago

PROBABLY SHOULD HAVE BEEN ABANDONED SOONER THAN IT WAS! iT'S SPOOKY NOW BET IT WAS WORSE WHEN BEING USED!

2points

Umi chan 4 years ago

Yup abandoned hospitals are something that I am never going to

2points

Helwin 4 years ago

I wanna go do exactly that very badly *-*.

2points

Nola Dorothy 4 years ago

Feel free, but don't ask me to go with you!

1point

RoseTheMad 4 years ago

Creepy but Fun, :D ... but I'm just morbid heh...

0points

K Tigress 4 years ago

Please don't. It would hurt the many families that have mentally ill loved ones and would perpetuate the stigma.

0points

Hermione 4 years ago

Yeah. Just Halloween. Cause every other time it would be just fine.

0points

Chucky Cheezburger 4 years ago

Nope nopity nope...Only people die there. The insanity stays forever....

6points

Two_rolling_black_eyes 4 years ago

Across the river from Ohio University used be the 700 acre abandoned State Mental Hospital looming from to top of several hills. It was as creepy as it sounds and a rite of passage to sneak in and see things like the abandoned doll room and the unreadable gravestones in the inmate cemetery.. One day the school bought the land and turned it into a senior living facility and student dorms. Fortunately they realized the error of their ways and its now classrooms and a political science think tank. There is still a child care center near where the cemetery used to be so there's that.

4points

Skyler Sage Tang 4 years ago

I love the Ohio University... so many fun stories

0points

Tamra Stiffler 4 years ago

My god, that place is huge.

2points

69 4 years ago

Why was it abandoned? I'm concerned now.

1point

Yup 4 years ago

Care in the community = leaving the mentally ill to die on the street

1point

Anne 4 years ago

Roof is still ok.. can't it be fixed?

1point

Grant Barke 4 years ago

Probably. Do you really want to live with hundreds of tortured souls that come out at night screaming and howling in mental anguish. Good luck trying to get a refreshing sleep there.

4points

Walter Hynson 2 years ago

The main building still has a roof on it just fix it up for homeless people

0points

Rodney Schon 2 years ago

Should be reopened to house all the feminists, trans and other nutters running around making a mess of society ;-)

0points

CincyReds 4 years ago

This woule be a cool haunted tour!

0points

Nola Dorothy 4 years ago

Now these places really are super spooky!

0points

#21

My Great Great Great Grandfather Built This House

Final score:

138points

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Shona 4 years ago

wow thats a cute little house, just pop it on the top of a hill!

26points

Christoph 4 years ago

THis needs to be restored.

11points

Teresa Spanics 4 years ago

Indeed!

1point

Kevin Camp 4 years ago

My ancestor's home in East Texas still stands today as well. It was built when Texas was a Republic and not formally a state.

3points

Mickie Shea 4 years ago

Abandoned and still well biilt of stone with a metal broom. good for the 'guy.

2points

Bacony Cakes 4 years ago

You're lucky, all my great-odd grandfather did was work in the Lever Brothers soap factory.

2points

Ahmet Destegül 3 years ago

My same level grandfather was monkey

0points

Tony Gong 3 years ago

Why abandon it? it looks so cute!

0points

Tony Gong 3 years ago

This comment has been deleted.

0points

Robert Robi Z 4 years ago

This looks very nice

0points

#22

Electric Car Company Lot Left To Rot After Bankruptcy

Final score:

136points

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Elita One 4 years ago

What a waste of materials.

148points

Nathan Pogorzala 4 years ago

Just think of all the rare earth metals, that we are incredibly short on, in the batteries. stupid humans.

32points

Jonny Man 4 years ago

Those cars were probably all good to drive, and because the company went bankrupt they were just left to rust. Now they're completely unsalvageable, likely difficult even to recycle, and take up a ton of space. Aren't there any hardworking driver-licensed people without cars who could've used these?!

12points

Brian Bennett 4 years ago

This is worse than the horror stories - all it comes down to is the almighty dollar!

2points

Joonscrab 4 years ago

Squid game : car version

2points

Chloe *Leah* Pheonix 4 years ago

Tell me about it! Smh

2points

Андрей Барик 4 years ago

This is Capitalism

1point

Mary Jaye 4 years ago

I had to look away. I agree. and sad too.

1point

Nikki Sevven 4 years ago

And labor.

1point

Ritchat 4 years ago

What an incredible waste... Rather leave them to rot than do something good with them. Why not give them to charity or something similar? A bureaucratic system that creates such waste is a broken system.

31points

8Yorkies-and-57cats 4 years ago

Exactly!

5points

Jo Morris 4 years ago

Not making light of what an awful waste of resources this is, but did the company go bankrupt because no one wanted to buy aqua & white striped cars?

8points

Seabeast 4 years ago

Fleet vehicles maybe? Perhaps the company that ordered them went bankrupt?

5points

Kimberly Bertram 4 years ago

There are PANDAS on the sides!!

6points

Archer Harris 4 years ago

Aren’t those Mini Coopers? There are so many. My dad has one and they are so fun to drive around.

5points

Happy Daihatsu 4 years ago (edited)

No, they're a Chinese knockoff model made by a company called Lifan.

10points

Ashley Fernandes 4 years ago

You'd think when they declared bankruptcy the bank would auction the cars off. At least that way they are being used and then bank recovers some costs even if it is minimal.

4points

Vivian Orr 4 years ago

Due to liabilities I think they would have had to give them away free so there was no responsibility to the manufacture.

0points

Madame Butterfly 4 years ago

Such waste!!

4points

James016 4 years ago

That's a hell of a lot of rotting cars

4points

Emma Gee 4 years ago

They legit could have just given these away... this defeats the whole idea of electric cars doesn't it? You make electric cars to be more environmentally friendly.. so instead of just giving these away to people in need n like... moving us forward in terms of our carbon footprint... you're too greedy n hypocritical to actually do something that could change lives n help the planet. That's seriously infuriating.

3points

rabbitsrabbit 4 years ago

Strange they were not liquidated. Perhaps these cars are not fully fitted so have little value to end consumers?

2points

#23

Moorehall, House And Estate Built 1795 In Mayo, Ireland. It Burnt Down 1923 During The Irish Civil War And Has Been Abandoned Ever Since

Final score:

134points

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Mazer 4 years ago

I would not mind moving in, love that is surrounded by forest

41points

Maria Carton 4 years ago (edited)

I was there last year (I live about 3 hrs away) and it is really creepy and supposedly haunted. My Dog ran away from me down a tunnel behind the house and wouldn't come back. Note to self, research the place before you go, don't go on a misty day, and definitely go earlier in the day so you don't get stuck in the woods at dusk....😳 There are some really cool wood carvings of local wildlife dotted around the grounds though!

12points

Lauren 4 years ago

There's a great series from the BBC called Restoration Home. It's about people fixing up old homes/castles/hotels in the UK.

2points

Nola Dorothy 4 years ago

Might need a new roof and a bit of tidying up.

1point

Vivian Orr 4 years ago

I was thinking the same thing. 😄

0points

Madame Butterfly 4 years ago

This beauty sleeps,Never to awaken,Nature reclaims it day by day.How hauntingly sad.

2points

Pheeb Carter 4 years ago

Resident Evil 1 mansion vibes

2points

Brian Bennett 4 years ago

It just has feeling of don't go there!

0points

Elizabeth Klomp 4 years ago

Im confused as to how it "burned down"? The structure is still there.

0points

𝔓𝔲𝔯𝔭𝔩𝔢 ℜ𝔞𝔢𝔑 4 years ago

Does anyone else "see the forest through the... house?!"

0points

J P 4 years ago

Needs a helipad

0points

Leo Dawn 4 years ago

I would totally live there. Far far away from all the idiots in the world

0points

#24

Flooded Church In The City Petrolândia State Of Pernambuco Brazil

Final score:

127points

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Grant Barke 4 years ago

Midnight Mass by boat.

33points

LONECOOLMAN 4 years ago

Or baptism by boat!

1point

Shona 4 years ago

Wow that water is very pretty!

8points

Sheila McEnany Markowitz 4 years ago

Not a problem for Jesus because he can walk on water...

8points

suvani subba 4 years ago

reminds me of the bathhouse from spirited away

4points

Chloe *Leah* Pheonix 4 years ago

God I havent watched that movie in forever...

0points

Brian Bennett 4 years ago

Why doesn't somebody just part the water - I hear it's been done before!

1point

Lyone Fein 4 years ago

Beautiful

1point

Ahmet Destegül 3 years ago

Rain senctuary for boats

0points

Tony Gong 3 years ago

how did it get there in the first place

0points

Rodney Schon 2 years ago

Divine miracle obviously!

0points

Kasey Lee Bao Ting 3 years ago

it looks like the flood in the beginning of genesis, and the church was left behind! thankfully, noah and his family managed to escape the church along with a pair of every type of animal

0points

LSR 4 years ago

What every church, of any denomination, should end as.

0points

#25

Abandoned Chuck E. Cheese Animatronic Found In A Landfill

Final score:

123points

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Materyst 4 years ago

It gives me Five nights at Freddy's vibes

70points

Robert T 4 years ago

He's just sleeping and waiting... for his time will come... to rise again... ;-)

20points

Sheila McEnany Markowitz 4 years ago

Oh, he looks so sad.

10points

EnbyPanda 4 years ago

Oh hell naw

8points

Anjelika 4 years ago

Ok this one very creepy

8points

GlitterQueen541 4 years ago

This will now live rent free in my nightmares!

4points

Full Name 4 years ago

That mouse has seen some things

4points

Shona 4 years ago

that is f ing creepyyyyy

4points

Karen Guy 4 years ago

Creepy

3points

R Carson 4 years ago

Awwww

2points

#26

Staircase In Derelict

Final score:

122points

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Witchling 4 years ago

That is stunning. I bet it was breath-taking in its heyday.

45points

Brian Bennett 4 years ago

If you had good momentum I bet the bannister would be fun!

0points

Tee Witt 4 years ago

Does not look very old to me

3points

Beast 4 years ago

I could stair at it forever.. ok I'll see myself out now

1point

Anjelika 4 years ago

Beautiful I really feel like exploring

1point

Kinslee the witches apprentice 4 years ago

Fancy 2

0points

Mickie Shea 4 years ago

Beautiful staircase and building.

0points

v 4 years ago

Is it a 2 or a 9?

0points

Ozymandias73 4 years ago

looks like the #2

0points

NOLAHusker 4 years ago

Derelict? Mugatu's new line. He needs to get Hansel. He's so hot right now.

0points

Vicky Zar 4 years ago

Wow so beautiful

0points

#27

"Michelangelo da Vinci" Restaurant In Italy That Was Closed In 2014

Final score:

122points

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Agfox 4 years ago

Apparently, the food was too plane for most people

123points

Dark Pigeon 4 years ago

I dont see this joke taking off any time soon

39points

SlapShot16 4 years ago

Haha dad joke 2.0

3points

Nathan Pogorzala 4 years ago

ohhhhh. Got em!

3points

Why? 4 years ago

The customers bailed out!

2points

Kinslee the witches apprentice 4 years ago

*ba dumb tsss* :D

1point

Nola Dorothy 4 years ago

Nice one.

0points

Brian Bennett 4 years ago

The place was too "artsy"?

0points

Onie Ward 4 years ago

... but they did provide vomit bags...

0points

Jonathan Labelle 4 years ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CdVTCDdEwI&ab_channel=gregoriusu

0points

Robert T 4 years ago

Is nobody going to say anything about the two full size AEROPLANES that are stuck next to it!

16points

KimChiLongTime 4 years ago

There are two aero planes next to it

28points

Anne 4 years ago

Just needs a good cleaning and it's good to go again

8points

Nikki Sevven 4 years ago

That palette shaped table, though...

4points

Diana 4 years ago

This is stunning

3points

Nola Dorothy 4 years ago

Don't quite get the connection between airplanes and two 15th Century Italian artists, although I do know that Leonardo da Vinci invented a sort of helicopter!

1point

Orion C. 4 years ago

The water in the lake looks like piss and olive oil not gonna lie

1point

Nazda Pokmov 4 years ago

TWO huge airliners? And the rest old fashioned.

1point

Molly Block 4 years ago

Why does it look SO dusty and dirty just after a few years? What a shame. Love that palette table. What a great idea for a place! Too bad it closed.

1point

Rodney Schon 2 years ago

Oh, that's from the plane turbines, the thrust kicks up a lot of dust!

0points

Deb Montagna 2 years ago

I want to rescue those tables so badly!!

0points

#28

Ever Seen And Abandoned Highway ?

Final score:

121points

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Geralt of Rivia 4 years ago

Finally the highway my dad took to school

80points

Chloe *Leah* Pheonix 4 years ago

Pff... your dad took a highway? My dad had to jump over an active volcano and three deserts into the next country to get to school.

31points

8Yorkies-and-57cats 4 years ago

Was it snowing and uphill both ways?

23points

ZAPanda 4 years ago

Well we lived in a lake.

7points

Sportsgal 4 years ago

Uphill...BOTH WAYS IN THE SNOW!!!

6points

Witchling 4 years ago

Omg I have tea up my nose now!!

6points

Jonny Man 4 years ago

Someone oughta repave it with yellow bricks.

5points

Stinky Malinky 4 years ago

Too flat

2points

Daniel Marsh 4 years ago

Doesn't look uphill both ways...

2points

KellyO 4 years ago (edited)

That's Columbus, Ohio, my hometown! I have a general idea where it is, but it looks like ATL in S1 of Walking Dead.

8points

mcborge1 4 years ago

Something tells me you need to look out for zombies here.

5points

69 4 years ago

Yes, I have both seen, and I have abandoned a highway.

4points

DennyS (denzoren) 4 years ago

I saw this and the first thing came to mind was....this would be so much fun to play games on and have fun...I'm 33. Lol

3points

Vicky Z 4 years ago

I'll join you! I'm 34😅😅 Always kid inside

0points

Mazer 4 years ago

Yup, our county turned an old Highway into a park

2points

Steven Dixon 4 years ago

That would be Scioto Audubon Metro Park, correct?

1point

Hannah Edwards 4 years ago

I wonder how long the Roman roads took to look like this.

1point

Juan Alcorta 4 years ago

I am legend

1point

Jacquie Faria 2 years ago

...Wow...I had a lot of brothers and sisters I never knew.....we definitely had the same Dad....

0points

Mike Berry 2 years ago

Columbus, OH

0points

#29

Military Housing In NJ

Final score:

121points

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Psycho Cat 4 years ago

It's amazing to see numerous abandoned houses in the US and numerous homeless people who cannot resolve their homeless problem, because they can't find work because they're homeless. Ah, the irony.

86points

Brandon Marlowe 4 years ago

I was just thinking the same thing. Upvote for you!

17points

Seabeast 4 years ago

This would be military property and no doubt far from any city centres or jobs.

8points

J P 4 years ago

Just the US? What about rest of the world? All saints?

5points

Ola Pe 4 years ago

I was thinking about it snd my thoughts are that if there is an abandined place in the centre or anywhere near shops and people, this would quickly get inabited by the homeless. But what we see here are absndoned isolated places, so how could the homeless reach them or what would they live on? I guess they need to be around people to survive.

5points

Laurie Turner 4 years ago

I'm still in shock how many abandoned houses there are in the area where I live in NC!

3points

Tee Witt 4 years ago

These are in areas where there is just no work. Pointless setting up home in them

3points

v 4 years ago

It's nothing to do with irony. It's because there is no political value in the homeless. Much the same as there is no political value in any human in America once they achieve live birth.

1point

rumade 4 years ago

A huge percentage of unhoused people actually have jobs, and live in their cars or on friends' floors. They just can't afford to pay rent because of the greed of the property "owners"

1point

Mark Karol-Chik 3 years ago

My thoughts as well. Add to this that strip malls across the country seem to be only 60% occupied., which also could be affordable housing!

0points

Daniel Marsh 4 years ago

Well, there is such a thing as squatting. But with a homeowner vacancy rate at an all-time low of 1%, they'd have rough luck finding something. UK has the absolute lowest vacancy rate.

0points

Steph 4 years ago

From me for both of you!

0points

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Grumble O'Pug 4 years ago

This looks like old officer’s housing at a fort or domething. Too bad it’s not preserved. We have a few in my state. Ppl cannrent them.

8points

Rider 4 years ago

Gorgeous sky

5points

Tony Rosa 4 years ago

I live 15 minutes from this place! Google Fort Hancock, Sandy Hook if you would to learn more.

5points

Steph 4 years ago

Thank you!!!

1point

B 4 years ago

These houses are actually for sale for very little money you have to sign a contract that you have a certain amount of time to fix them & you must live in it. ( no flippers) They are old coast guard housing

3points

Witchling 4 years ago

Awesome shot!

3points

Hannah Edwards 4 years ago

Each one with its standard military issue tree.

2points

Synsepalum 4 years ago

That sky....

2points

CincyReds 4 years ago

So many things that could be done with this...... Like give someone a home!!

1point

Patricia Maloney-Horowitz 4 years ago

Sandy Hook....so beautiful

1point

#30

Old Tanks Left Underwater

Final score:

119points

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Jody Brown 4 years ago

The freediver is doing a tankless job.

68points

Tobias Rieper 4 years ago

i am sure they would tank for that comment

6points

Danny Boy 4 years ago

the view is all the tanks he needs

5points

Jonny Man 4 years ago

Not true! He has no less than 4 tanks that I can see! :P

2points

ZAPanda 4 years ago

bravo.

1point

Nola Dorothy 4 years ago

Ha!

0points

Bad Mole 4 years ago

Get out.

0points

Warloew Brinn 4 years ago

Go home tanks, you're drunk

7points

Orion C. 4 years ago

When the Americans heard that fishes contained oil

3points

Grant Barke 4 years ago

Fun fact, this was a top secret weapon used against German U-boats.

3points

N G 4 years ago

Water tanks in their native habitat

3points

Chewie Baron Premium 4 years ago

When the British invented the tank during the First World War, to disguise them as they were being shipped over to France and to confuse the Germans, they were labelled as water tanks, and the name tank stuck.

4points

Devil's Advocate 4 years ago

Done deliberately to encourage coral growth!

2points

Hutt'nKloas 4 years ago

@ Devil's Advocate : Let's hope they removed all toxic components before placing them as a coral anchor source.

1point

kjorn 4 years ago

Tank you for the view

2points

John Topper 4 years ago

I think what makes this creepy is the fact that they're diving with slender man.

2points

Tony Gong 3 years ago

wtf why throw away some perfectly good tanks?! bad for wildlife and waste of materials.

1point

Ricky Moore 4 years ago

2 fish in a tank.....

1point

#31

Abandoned Airplane

Final score:

118points

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Sheila Stamey 4 years ago

The last thing said in this plane, "Stop. STOP, STOP, STOOOOOOP! PHEW"

97points

Janine B. 4 years ago

😂😂😂👍

3points

Brian Bennett 4 years ago

Wonder if it was a stopped takeoff or stopped landing? Either way glad I wasent there!

3points

𝔓𝔲𝔯𝔭𝔩𝔢 ℜ𝔞𝔢𝔑 4 years ago

Talk about "living on the edge." Or, in this case, NOT "living on the edge?"

3points

Thomas Sweda 4 years ago

But where’s the runway?

3points

Sheila McEnany Markowitz 4 years ago

Rough landing.

2points

Robert Robi Z 4 years ago

It ran out of gas just before taking off

1point

K Tigress 4 years ago

Reminds me of the movie Forever Young.

1point

Rodney Schon 2 years ago

It's plane to see this was intentionally parked here for speculative conversation.

0points

LSR 4 years ago

"What do you mean by I have to turn this plane around?"

0points

Hans YAN 4 years ago

what plane is that

0points

ThatGuv 4 years ago

Antonov AN24B

6points

Mazer 4 years ago

It was placed there as a tourist attraction near Olesno, Poland

5points

Jj321 4 years ago

Oceanic 815

1point

Hans YAN 4 years ago

Ok thanks

0points

#32

Nature Takes Over This Abandoned Industrial Building But Adds A Rooftop Pool

Final score:

115points

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Grumble O'Pug 4 years ago

And the mosquitoes thank you

42points

8Yorkies-and-57cats 4 years ago

Yeah, but now we know. Bring the fish!

11points

Christoph 4 years ago

not that high :)

2points

TheBuddyCharlesWay 2 years ago

Just natures security silent force

0points

Gregg Bender 4 years ago

Just add fish

0points

Rider 4 years ago

I'm impressed the roof hasn't given out yet.

1point

Madame Butterfly 4 years ago

It's a pool for nature only,Go away humans!

1point

Shona 4 years ago

EEE i can hear the mosquito's

1point

Nola Dorothy 4 years ago

A perfect example of nature improving upon the rubbish built by people!

0points

Brian Bennett 4 years ago

Probably just a high splash pad!

0points

Vivian Orr 4 years ago

Wow. That’s a big building. Wonder what it was.

0points

Simzabandz 4 years ago

this looks si nice

0points

Lily Rafaeli 4 years ago

The Bible Dam" by Jacek Yerka. 134-d-6179...2-jpeg.jpg

0points

#33

Abandoned School Room

Final score:

115points

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Jody Brown 4 years ago

Is that the skeleton of a computer?

44points

matilda 4 years ago

You are joking, aren't you?!

27points

Shona 4 years ago

NO NO NO NO NO its a typewiter. and i need it.

13points

Laurie Ostergaard-Overbey 4 years ago

that typewriter probably would still work after a cleaning

5points

N G 4 years ago

where's the monitor?

3points

Dori Semenov 4 years ago

It's early ancestor

1point

Janet C 4 years ago

Looks like the one I learned on.

1point

8Yorkies-and-57cats 4 years ago

Ha ha!

1point

Kaycee Friend 4 years ago

Typewriter?

-1point

Elita One 4 years ago

It's a typewriter.

-1point

Susie Elle 4 years ago

That ceiling is amazing!

7points

Jo Morris 4 years ago

They don't build schools like that anymore, at least not the ceiling.

5points

Corinna S. 4 years ago

That's Lynnewood Hall in Pennsylvania, finished in 1900. Check out The Proper People on YouTube, they did an extensive tour of the inside :)

4points

Madame Butterfly 4 years ago

Inquisitive minds once flourished here,I wonder if the fulfilled their dreams?

4points

Madame Butterfly 4 years ago

*They

2points

Nola Dorothy 4 years ago

I learned to type on a machine that looked a lot like that - less dusty, though.

1point

Nikki Sevven 4 years ago

Look at that incredible ceiling!

1point

𝔓𝔲𝔯𝔭𝔩𝔢 ℜ𝔞𝔢𝔑 4 years ago

And of course, NO desk for the left-hand student!

1point

Agnes Jekyll 4 years ago

Those beautiful wooden beams!

1point

Tee Witt 4 years ago

Must be old with that sort of typewriter. How did left handed student use those "desks"? Surely is not that old when they did not allow left handedness.?

1point

#34

An Abandoned School In Taiwan

Final score:

110points

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8Yorkies-and-57cats 4 years ago

Wow... just noticed the hand that holds up the old photograph...

33points

Marinelle Arenas 4 years ago

What school is it? Nets for suicide attempts?

7points

Anna Wu 4 years ago

Yes, or anyone who might fall over. I've seen this is American schools, too.

3points

Blacksheep Backsheep 4 years ago

,I can not hold my hands that still

3points

Nola Dorothy 4 years ago

How bizarre to have an abandoned wheelchair!

1point

JD Lee 4 years ago

Why does it look like there is a dead body floating in water at the bottom of the stairs?

1point

Brian Bennett 4 years ago

Doesn't look that old to be abandoned!

1point

Martha Higgins 4 years ago

A wheelchair and a fire extinguisher are in the water at the bottom of the stairs.

1point

69 4 years ago

Oh jeez.

1point

Kazi Hito 4 years ago

this makes my brain tingle in just the right way

1point

Csaba Hegedűs 4 years ago

We can barely see anything of it.

1point

#35

Neat Reflections Inside An Abandoned Factory

Final score:

110points

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Skyler Sage Tang 4 years ago

I don't know why... but this reminds something from my childhood that is buried right there. This gave me so many emotions for no reason at all.

31points

Brian Bennett 4 years ago

We used to live right across the road form a factory that made cans for commercial use - this sort of reminds me of this before it was torn down!

2points

Banana Bear 4 years ago

if you ever find yourself in an adventurous mood, go there, maybe you are connected to something important there... :)

2points

CaliCoast 4 years ago

Past life?

1point

Kai David 4 years ago

This is the olde packard car plant in Detroit. At its peak, this was the worlds largest factory.

1point

Linn Gailey 4 years ago

Looks like Fisher Body Plant 21, Detroit. They built the bodies for GM cars.

1point

Hannah Edwards 4 years ago

It’s weird, the reflection makes it look like there’s a step.

1point

𝔓𝔲𝔯𝔭𝔩𝔢 ℜ𝔞𝔢𝔑 4 years ago

OH! I LUV "optical conclusions!"

0points

Lauren 4 years ago

Is Ren MacCormack dancing away to "Never"?

0points

BlahBlahBlackSheepah 4 years ago

Easthampton, ma?

0points

Kate 4 years ago

Detroit, I've seen this on Mysteries of the Abandoned.

1point

Blacksheep Backsheep 4 years ago

Mesmerizing

0points

#36

Graveyard Of Disused Ships

Final score:

101points

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Jody Brown 4 years ago

"my name is Boat and wen im tired (but shipping werk is still required) then all I want is lyttle snooze i turn to side i blok the Sooz" by @krfabian

33points

Vivian Orr 4 years ago

Pretty good 😂

1point

Monica Hayes 4 years ago

scrap yard....much of these ships get recycled or repurposed, hopefully.

9points

Thinker Dell 4 years ago

so much waste ...

3points

Danny Boy 4 years ago

this is a scrap yard so it is basically a recycling plant... not wasteful really at all

12points

Kinslee the witches apprentice 4 years ago

Question: why did they drive the newer looking ships in there when the other boats are taking up the space required for the other newer boats

1point

Orion C. 4 years ago

Wild. The cruise ships still look kinda usable.

1point

Nathan Pogorzala 4 years ago

That is just a scrap yard. can't say a scrap yard ever looked good.

1point

Tony Gong 3 years ago

why abandon them? I would buy them

0points

Randy Klefbeck 3 years ago

Carnevil cruise lines. Looks like a race track on top of two of them.

0points

Viv Hart 4 years ago

Scrapyard in India, grave of ships.

0points

JD Lee 4 years ago

They should be required to recycle them.

0points

#37

Found On A Hike Through The Woods In The Middle Of Nowhere, West Virginia. Nothing Else Around, No Buildings Anywhere

Final score:

101points

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James016 4 years ago

Don't blink!

83points

Tomasz Zakrzewski 4 years ago

Don't worry, I'm pretty sure it's not a Weeping Ang

7points

Nola Dorothy 4 years ago

This one looks more benevolent!

1point

Kate 4 years ago

That which holds the image of an angel becomes itself an angel.

0points

Daniel Marsh 4 years ago

Not an angel, not weeping, not covering its eyes.

0points

Carol Emory 4 years ago

It's probably a grave marker.

11points

Rebekah Tracy 4 years ago

I would suspect a body to be buried under there

6points

Dorothy Parker 4 years ago

Very beautiful.

5points

Seabeast 4 years ago

Unofficial grave?

3points

Sarah Stalder 4 years ago

Maybe it's a grave.

3points

Amanita Virosa 4 years ago

Maybe an old graveyard?

3points

K Tigress 4 years ago

Abandoned grave?

2points

jk nbt 4 years ago

someone put a statue like that on their commode lid. I didn't make too much of it while busy taking a whiz until I noticed the most amazed look on her face. (obviously, I'm protestant),,, I told the host about it. He laughed and said the custom was to turn around the statue first and turn it back when finished. New to me!

2points

Thomas Sweda 4 years ago

“Our Lady of the Woods”

2points

#38

This Was Once Someone's Home

Final score:

95points

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Shona 4 years ago

wow excavate that area and see what other remains you can find!!

33points

Bacony Cakes 4 years ago

Human, potentially!

2points

Hannah Edwards 4 years ago

Makes me wonder what catastrophe hit this house. So depressing.

0points

Thomas Sweda 4 years ago

What, some frogs?

0points

Josie Bisbano 4 years ago

The puddle looks like a portal to another dimension.

0points

8Yorkies-and-57cats 4 years ago

That's sad...

0points

#39

Looking Down An Abandoned ICBM Silo In Russia

Final score:

94points

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Jody Brown 4 years ago

Please tell me the car drove in from the bottom

44points

Sian Edwards 4 years ago

I'm going with drunken idiots decided to push the car in from the top.

26points

Psycho Cat 4 years ago

And laid down on its side to rest? xD

4points

Vivian Orr 4 years ago

I don’t think so Jody

1point

Mazer 4 years ago

Insurance fraud

1point

Brian Bennett 4 years ago

Murder Inc. drove it in from the top maybe but I ain't gonna check!

0points

Robert T 4 years ago

Looks more like it plummetted down from the top like a lemming.

0points

Chloe *Leah* Pheonix 4 years ago (edited)

The driver couldnt see that well (I know it's not a well but I'll see myself out anyway)

6points

Orion C. 4 years ago

In Soviet Russia, car crash you

2points

Cecily Holland 4 years ago

Someone decided it was perfect to disappear a car

1point

Franziska 4 years ago

Why is there a car?

1point

Cheryl Skina 4 years ago

Heck of a parking place.

1point

Blacksheep Backsheep 4 years ago

That looks susy bro

1point

Shona 4 years ago

That car! i wonder what model it is...

1point

Chewie Baron Premium 4 years ago

If it's in Russia, I'm gonna guess a Lada?

2points

Bill Milosz 11 months ago

I didn't know that Lada built ICBMs

0points

Tad Flowers 1 year ago

Crash Pit!

0points

#40

Failed Housing Project Outside Of Tehran

Final score:

92points

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Yara Balabanova 4 years ago

Does anyone know why it failed?

27points

N G 4 years ago

teh ran out of money

61points

Agfox 4 years ago

From Google "Little thought was given to the ecological conditions and it soon came to light that 'some 200,000 units lacked access to water, heating and sewage systems'. Add in skyrocketing inflation rates in a struggling economy and it wasn’t long before the developers halted the project mid-construction."

36points

Heather Menard 4 years ago

It's in the middle of the desert with no resources and no jobs

8points

Peter Kelly 4 years ago

Because they're actually only 8" high...

7points

Jonny Man 4 years ago

They decided to build a city in the middle of nowhere, with no actual reason as to why people with homes and families would want to relocate to it. IOW, someone tried to treat real life like a city-building game, and failed for lack of any understanding of how and why cities spring up.

5points

v 4 years ago

I'm going to guess that any knowledge of any socialist, fascist or otherwise dictatorial government will provide more than enough information as to why it failed. The primary reason for failures associated with any of the above mentioned is nothing more than Ego.

3points

Thomas Ewing 4 years ago

They couldn't find enough ghosts to move in.

2points

Brian Bennett 4 years ago

Too much money by too many idiots!

1point

Tracy Aubrey 4 years ago

"Arrested Development"

3points

JuniorCJ82 4 years ago

Gee, who wouldn't want to live there...

3points

Hans YAN 4 years ago

waste. They could use a few of those buildings here in hong kong

3points

ZAPanda 4 years ago

because hong kong is super short of buildings...?

0points

Barbara Skolly 4 years ago

I heard the buildings were built in an unsuccessful effort to lure people away from the overcrowded cities

1point

Walter Hynson 2 years ago

Cause the people refused to live there

0points

CincyReds 4 years ago

How does a housng project fail?

0points

Nola Dorothy 4 years ago

They look like weird tombs.

0points

Cecily Holland 4 years ago

China does this too. Now they are having to blow them all up

0points

Simon White 4 years ago

There are going to be an awful lot more like that one in China soon

0points

#41

Stone Staircase From The 1850's

Final score:

35points

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Rei 4 years ago

I believe this to be a hiking trail in Saxony, Germany.

6points

Janine B. 4 years ago

Apparently it's in the USA but really looks like it could be Germany as well. In any case it's not abandoned.

3points

Psycho Cat 4 years ago

I wouldn't call this abandoned.

2points

Shona 4 years ago

This looks so mystical! I love it!

1point

Lyone Fein 4 years ago

Not abandoned

0points

#42

The Village Of Pegrema In The Republic Of Karelia, Russia. It Is Situated On The Bank Of Lake Onega And Dates Back At Least 500 Years

Final score:

34points

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Orion C. 4 years ago

Some of those houses still look inhabitable...?

3points

Laurie Ostergaard-Overbey 4 years ago

habitable....

3points

RoseTheMad 4 years ago

It wouldn't surprise me if one or two of them were still lived in. Out in rural Russia, poverty and small, near-dilapidated homes seem to be the norm, sadly.

1point

Lyone Fein 4 years ago

Nope

1point

Vivian Orr 4 years ago

Naw… I don’t think so.

0points

WilvanderHeijden 4 years ago

Doesn't look like it will survive another 500 years.

1point

lightbulb 4 years ago

It's so cool that you can still make out the main road.

0points

#43

This Moated Castle In Scotland

Final score:

33points

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8Yorkies-and-57cats 4 years ago

It was many and many a year ago, In a kingdom by the sea, That a maiden there lived whom you may know By the name of Annabel Lee

8points

Banana Bear 4 years ago

And this maiden she lived with no other thought Than to love and be loved by me. I was a child and she was a child, In this kingdom by the sea,

1point

Marinelle Arenas 4 years ago

The water quality looks bad

0points

Psycho Cat 4 years ago

Dibs.

0points

Shona 4 years ago (edited)

ohhhh the Mosquitoes....

0points

Chewie Baron Premium 4 years ago

Midges in Scotland. Even worse!

1point

#44

Retired Former Soviet Gondola Lift That Was In Operation For Over 60 Years Until Last Year

Final score:

31points

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Vivian Orr 4 years ago

All that deterioration in just a year? Even the station looks really bad for just a year.

3points

Me Oh My 3 years ago

It's likely that it was unused for much longer than that, and was only officially closed that year.

1point

Bacony Cakes 4 years ago

time to put the "fun" in funicular

0points

#45

Abandoned Ship Near Dakhla City In Morocco

Final score:

30points

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Anne 4 years ago

Common guys, clean it up.. the oceans have enough pollution as it is! Take it apart, recycle what you can and dispose properly what can't be recycled!

13points

8Yorkies-and-57cats 4 years ago

I agree!

0points

Dorothy Parker 4 years ago

Very eerie. And yes, clean it up or sink it to create a reef.

1point

lightbulb 4 years ago

I believe that's the Que Sera Sera from Iceland. Might be wrong though.

0points

Ole Peder Amrud Hagen 4 years ago

Western Sahara, not Morocco.

0points

#46

Ice Crystals Cover The Interior Of An Abandoned Apartment North Of The Arctic Circle In Russia

Final score:

29points

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Blacksheep Backsheep 4 years ago

Elsa's favorite vacation

9points

Andrew Gibb 4 years ago

Frozen in time

1point

Kim Irving 4 years ago

What bothers me the most about this is it looks like people just up & left, and that means a child was rushed out of there judging by the poor teddy left behind.

1point

Beast 4 years ago

It looks like an ice.. oh I mean a nice stay

0points

Chloe *Leah* Pheonix 4 years ago

Holy mother of coffee wtf

0points

Grumble O'Pug 4 years ago

Mid-mod Dr Zhivago

0points

Psycho Cat 4 years ago

Wow, dibs. I'd love to live there!

-1point

#47

Abandoned Mansion

Final score:

29points

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JefeJeff 4 years ago

We had thousands of these abandoned upper class homes all over Detroit, many purchased in blocs by China investors, some rebuilt. Still hundreds left

10points

Carol Emory 4 years ago

Looks like the house of Dr. Pym in Ant-Man

1point

Chucky Cheezburger 4 years ago

Theres my home...thats it right there.Just like that.

1point

69 4 years ago

o.O

0points

69 4 years ago (edited)

Disney's Haunted Mansion, anyone?

0points

Andrew Gibb 4 years ago

537 Paper Street- where Tyler Durden makes soap?

0points

Nathan Pogorzala 4 years ago

Looks like De-Troit.

0points

#48

Escalators To Darkness

Final score:

29points

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Beverly 4 years ago

This is the first one I've found truly scary.

18points

Vivian Orr 4 years ago

Yessss! I’m thinking the same thing.

0points

GoodWolf 4 years ago

Nope.

9points

Lee Butcher 4 years ago

a whole lot of no thank you

4points

Psycho Cat 4 years ago

There's not enough money in this world someone could offer me to go down.

2points

Brandon Marlowe 4 years ago

That's not the word on the street. jk lol

4points

Agfox 4 years ago

Great title for a horror film or for a death metal band

2points

Rachel Ratty 4 years ago

I wouldn't even get that close to take the picture - yikes!

2points

Witchling 4 years ago

Oh sure. THATS not scary at all.

2points

Jasmine Hufflepuff Henderson 4 years ago

This screams Last Of Us or the Walking Dead....no thank you, Zombies.

1point

Corey Smith 4 years ago

My first thought was the scene in 28 Weeks Later.

3points

Beast 4 years ago

I can just imagine all the things hiding in the dark

0points

Laurie Ostergaard-Overbey 4 years ago

going DOWN......forever.....

0points

#49

Soviet Buran Space Shuttles Abandoned In A Hangar For 25 Years. We Hiked 80km Across The Kazakhstan Desert To See Them Up Close

Final score:

28points

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WilvanderHeijden 4 years ago

The former US president Putin: "Russia doesn't have to spy on the US. We have our own knowledge." Shows exact copy of the US Space Shuttle.

6points

Grumble O'Pug 4 years ago

This hike!! Wow

1point

Orion C. 4 years ago

Now you have a free flight back home

0points

BasedWang 4 years ago

this would be soooo Fn dope to explore

0points

#50

2019 vs. 2021 Bowling Alley

Final score:

27points

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Warloew Brinn 4 years ago

Feel like this is a good spot for a " that escalated quickly" meme

32points

Jody Brown 4 years ago

i has a sad

3points

Dorothy Parker 4 years ago

The nearby factory outsourced to China. Most of the town was employed there...

2points

Orion C. 4 years ago

How?!

1point

Bacony Cakes 4 years ago

Life After People when they film an episode be like:

1point

Blacksheep Backsheep 4 years ago

That escalated quickly

1point

Beast 4 years ago

To true

0points

Marinelle Arenas 4 years ago

What happened to this?

0points

kjorn 4 years ago

Covid

0points

Nicole Weymann 4 years ago

That thing was never built to last

0points

#51

Old Ford In A Tree. Humboldt County CA

Final score:

26points

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Nora12 4 years ago

Ron and Harry need to quit driving that flying car. It never ends well.

20points

Lady of the Mountains 4 years ago

dang it, i was gonna make the same comment

1point

Shona 4 years ago

how about the bike in a tree? this bike dates back to the 1950s and belonged to a boy named Don Puz. The house that Puz lived in burned down, and he received the bike as a donation. But Puz didn’t like the bike—it was too small for him and the handlebars were more like that of a tricycle. As his mother Helen told the Vashon-Maury Island Beachcomber, one day Don and a gang of friends went into the woods to play. Puz was the only one on a bike and when the boys went home he simply left it there. bike-in-tr...5ecbb5.jpg

3points

Beast 4 years ago

For either of them. Hope Snape doesn't get them in trouble this time

1point

Laurie Ostergaard-Overbey 4 years ago

"hold my beer"

1point

Brandon Marlowe 4 years ago

"Hey y'all! Watch this!"

1point

WilvanderHeijden 4 years ago

It shows how careless people are with nature when they have too much of it. In other countries the last known owner would have to clean this up. No matter how expensive it would get.

1point

Vivek Mhatre 4 years ago

How?

1point

Shona 4 years ago

nature takes it over. leave it there for long enough and it will take over.

1point

Glenn Zoontjens 4 years ago

This is what Superman practiced on before impailing the drunk log-trucker's rig on the lumber he was hauling

0points

Kate 4 years ago

Humboldt, huh? Well, no question, then -- that pickup is clearly high.

0points

Orion C. 4 years ago

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Rednecks

0points

#52

40 Years Later In The Same Place. Someone's Childhood Is Left Here. Pripyat - An Abandoned City In The Kiev Region Of Ukraine

Final score:

25points

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Kate 4 years ago

Abandoned for a very good reason.

2points

Glenn Zoontjens 4 years ago

Wouldn't be standing near that for too long unless you want to start growing a third arm or another eye

0points

John Carr 4 years ago

Featured in Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare......great and scary mission.

0points

Vorknkx 4 years ago

Oh my, we used to have the same elephant slides in my hometown. Even my kindergarten had one :O

0points

Nicole Weymann 4 years ago

Chernobyl victim

0points

#53

Abandoned House... Or What's Left Of It...

Final score:

25points

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Blacksheep Backsheep 4 years ago

Cool!

3points

Me Oh My 3 years ago

I bet it was beautiful before it was abandoned.

0points

SlapShot16 4 years ago

Wow!

1point

Lyone Fein 4 years ago

This is just a wall

0points

Kazi Hito 4 years ago

again, b r a i n t i n g l e

0points

#54

Abandoned Orphanage Built In 1899 In Istanbul

Final score:

25points

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Vorknkx 4 years ago

You can almost hear their laughing and crying on the wind...

6points

Orion C. 4 years ago

Mom come pick me up I'm scared

1point

#55

Grocery Store Abandoned In The 80s U.P. Michigan

Final score:

25points

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kjorn 4 years ago

tuna helper could last decade

5points

Laurie Ostergaard-Overbey 4 years ago

cocoa powders prolly fine too

0points

Shona 4 years ago

Not the Softastik!!!!!!!

1point

Vivian Orr 4 years ago

Not any of the flours. 👎🏻

0points

Glenn Zoontjens 4 years ago

What's the story around the place being abandoned?

0points

#56

Abandoned Train At Salt Flat In Bolivia

Final score:

25points

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Robert T 4 years ago

Looks like a whole bunch of engines. Possibly parked there for spares and then came the end of the steam age and nobody had a use for them any more. Same would happen in the US with all the aeroplanes parked up in the desert if we suddenly stopped using jet engines.

6points

Me Oh My 3 years ago

No, there are train cars behind the engines. Lots of trains have more than one engine car, in case one of them breaks down.

0points

Lyone Fein 4 years ago

All that steel

0points

Vorknkx 4 years ago

"And its three-eyed face was locked in an eternal scream..."

0points

Hans YAN 4 years ago

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#57

Abandoned Island In Japan

Final score:

24points

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Raven Sheridan 4 years ago (edited)

If memory serves, this was the island that was used as the villains, (played by Javier Bardem) base of operations, in the 007 film Skyfall.

14points

Nathan Pogorzala 4 years ago

Gonna say that. nice one.

2points

Carol Emory 4 years ago

It used to be an old mine, but was abandoned when it was found to be toxic. No one can go on the island without permission. If memory serves...I think they filmed overhead shots of the island, but never actually filmed anything on it.

1point

Monica Hayes 4 years ago

that was my 1st thought!

0points

Jo Morris 4 years ago

Was a Bond movie filmed here?

3points

Ruhrpottyakuza 4 years ago

Hashima in Japan, also called Battleship Island. I'd love to see it one day.

2points

Jody Brown 4 years ago

It would be so creepy to run through all those hallways.

2points

Shona 4 years ago

Creepily Fun!!

0points

John Carr 4 years ago

Take a look at Exploring The Unbeaten Path on YouTube. They have been here and a few of the other places listed here. https://www.youtube.com/c/ExploringtheUnbeatenPath

0points

Kim Blizzard 4 years ago

Seems odd that, with land at a premium, this island would not be repurposed already, although I can imagine it is likely cost-prohibitive to both repurpose AND maintain!

0points

#58

Completely Empty Plaza Grocery Store With Cctv And Registers Still Running

Final score:

24points

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Jody Brown 4 years ago

It's the CCTV that makes this a scene from a Stephen King movie

22points

Mancbranch 4 years ago

The Langoliers

4points

Vivian Orr 4 years ago (edited)

Gotta agree with u again Jody!! And you too Mancbranch!!!

1point

Witchling 4 years ago

Ikr???

0points

Cati 4 years ago

Who pays the electricity bill :D?

3points

ZAPanda 4 years ago

but who's paying the electricity bill? makes no sense.

2points

Orion C. 4 years ago

"Who's that on the CCTV camera?" "Oh just a cashier checking out a customer" "Wait a minute..."

1point

kjorn 4 years ago

perfect setup for a zombie movie

1point

Laurie Ostergaard-Overbey 4 years ago

just a store during the pandemic...

0points

Panda-riffic 4 years ago

Creepy! It must have just closed though.

0points

Kazi Hito 4 years ago

Good old Publix.

0points

#59

Scooby And The Gangs Abandoned Van

Final score:

23points

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Chucky Cheezburger 4 years ago

Zoinks Scoob...I guess that last mystery really was a spook and it took the gang to the Underworld.

13points

Andrew Gibb 4 years ago

The British version- Scabby Don't. He rolls in a Transit van.

1point

Bacony Cakes 4 years ago

They get lost on some road in North Yorkshire and get mugged. Then run over by a traction engine.

2points

Jasmine Hufflepuff Henderson 4 years ago

Jinkies

1point

Orion C. 4 years ago

Edgy indeed.

0points

Blacksheep Backsheep 4 years ago

I wonder whay hapened....

0points

#60

Little Creepy But Cool Nonetheless, Abandoned Stitch Animatronic

Final score:

22points

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Elita One 4 years ago

It best stay abandoned.

11points

Bacony Cakes 4 years ago

Eye-Bleach...cbb317.gif

1point

Glenn Zoontjens 4 years ago

Anyone else seeing Spike from Gremlins as he's melting in the sunlight in the fountain?

0points

BasedWang 4 years ago

ohhhh this is sooo cool.. Ohana means family

0points

Kazi Hito 4 years ago

I believe this is from the closed ride Stitch's Great Escape in Walt Disney World! (Correct me if I'm wrong.)

0points

Susie Elle 4 years ago

O_o

0points

#61

An Abandoned Lambo In An Auto Garage

Final score:

22points

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WilvanderHeijden 4 years ago

This was once a $300 000 car.

7points

Orion C. 4 years ago

Craigslist be like "just needs some TLC, couple of minor dents, a bit dusty"

1point

Orion C. 4 years ago

Take it and keep it. Prolly still runs.

1point

Shona 4 years ago

No Way! Thats so cool!!!!

1point

#62

Abandoned Pentagon Shaped Complex In Shanghai, China

Final score:

21points

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Fred L. 4 years ago

Abandoned? Some people have really too much money.

1point

Bacony Cakes 4 years ago

Hey! It's the Pentagonk!

1point

Orion C. 4 years ago

This could solve China's homelessness problem almost instantly

0points

Vivian Orr 4 years ago

Yes! My thought exactly. So why don’t they? What’s stopping them?

0points

Yup 4 years ago

China has literally millions of empty housing units - failed new cities, failed housing projects, failed developers.

0points

Hafida 4 years ago

That was the first thing I thought of

0points

kjorn 4 years ago

China... can't have idea of their own they have to copy

-1point

AnnaBanana 4 years ago

Yep.

0points

#63

Wild Bills Abandoned Haunted House. Bill Built This Place All By Hand

Final score:

21points

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Grant Barke 4 years ago

This would make a nice fire.

4points

Bacony Cakes 4 years ago

I'm gonna have a word with the interior decorator. Preferably with a flamethrower. BurnIt-617...759c4f.jpg

1point

Shona 4 years ago

Good Job Bill!

0points

#64

Abandoned School In Missouri

Final score:

20points

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Shona 4 years ago

there are quite a few abandoned schools...

2points

Laurie Ostergaard-Overbey 4 years ago

i bet it still works

0points

Orion C. 4 years ago

I can hear the Mac boot sound.

0points

Kate 4 years ago

Different kind of Apple Tree than one might expect.

1point

WilvanderHeijden 4 years ago

This was known as the IT-room.

0points

#65

Gary, Indiana Is Reportedly Home To 13,000 Abandoned Structures, Many Of Them Abandoned Houses Like This One

Final score:

19points

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Lady of the Mountains 4 years ago

not luisiana, paris, fance, new york, or rome!

3points

Judith Reilly 4 years ago

Gary Indiana, my home sweet home!

0points

Shona 4 years ago

That is adorable! i want to live there

0points

#66

A Strip Club Or “Oppabu” In Japan. Abandoned In 1997

Final score:

19points

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Bacony Cakes 4 years ago

*saxaphone deflates*

2points

JefeJeff 4 years ago

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#67

A Ship That Never Was Meant To Sail

Final score:

17points

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oktopus 4 years ago

"China's first attempt at building an aircraft carrier was less than successful"

9points

Shona 4 years ago

waiting for the flood!

0points

#68

An Abandoned Sears Inside Of My Local Mall

Final score:

14points

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JefeJeff 4 years ago

Can't really call and empty store in a still operating mall abandoned. lol

9points

Carol Emory 4 years ago

You can when it's not converted for use into anything else. The one attached to our mall was destroyed and made way for a Grocery Store and a sporting goods store.

1point