r/abandoned

Two photographs I took of a missile testing facility that was active during WW2

Always oc/op/no ai!

An old gynecologist clinic, left behind and forgotten. Nature is making its way inside, the wood is slowly rotting away. It has reportedly been closed for some 45 years, yet there is still so much to be found! Operating rooms containing medicines in the cabinets, a vaginal speculum in a tray, and various instruments slowly rusting away. The delivery room, complete with a scale.

This wonderful place can be found in Japan, my experience is people are more respectful for these places! I rarely saw graffiti and not much has been stolen!

Greetings and find me everywhere

Xoxo DashingDecay

I found an abandoned 1950’s uranium mine in the desert. Most of these photos are screenshots from the video. You can check it out here: https://youtu.be/hibXsLWrTp0

This club was paying their mayor off for years in order to allow prostitution and other illegal operations to continue. The amount of children’s toys in here was… Odd.

Here’s some more stuff. Idk if you can see it, but the slogan on the first photo says ‘You kill them, we grill them’ which really disturbed me. There were lots of places with these weird names and sayings, which makes me wonder what I had walked into. Also, the pylons that were everywhere were making a loud buzzing despite their being no electricity. Maybe some kind of military operation is going on here? If that’s the case, I do NOT want them to find me. Ive probably got one or two more videos on this, and a scary story so stay tuned and tell me if you’d like to hear it.

Heres another vid on the place I found. Thea probably not gonna be many more on this as eventually someone will find me and I have no idea what would happen. I’m willing to risk it a bit longer for you guys though.

Explored an abandoned mill that was built as part of a timber mill in 1912-1913. It was later repurposed to house five diesel engines that generated electricity

The plant was heavily damaged by a fire in the 1920s , leaving only the concrete remains.

Such a beautiful place to explore,

Before I tell this story this has has looked this way in this condition for around 15 years or longer so that’s why I have a theory it’s abandoned. I used to do a paper round down this street and this house really gave me the creeps. The letter box was covered up nailed shut but still had a post box outside, I was a teen and wanted to do a good job and still delivered the paper. Thinking no one lived there I would come back each week and it had gone. But it looked so dusty and broken windows and run down Surley no one could be living here. Then something strange happened, one day as I was wheeling my bag back down the street to go home the paper I put in the mail box disappeared! And this would sometimes happen. Most of the time it was still there poking out the mail box but other times it was gone when I got back! As if someone was watching me. Maybe a neighbour took it?

It’s strange I would love to know your thoughts as I want to explore it if it’s abandoned

This property was rebranded a few times. It originally operated as a Holiday Inn. On September 12th 1980, a couple was tragically murdered in room 260. In 2004, it was rebranded once again and turned into the waterpark resort/hotel you see now. It officially closed its doors in 2022 due to many health and safety violations. Some include black mold, poorly chlorinated pools, few to no lifeguards on duty at times, and many more. Employees complained of bounced paychecks, and residents of the hotel were left with nowhere to go after the power was shut off. Seems the owner fled to Florida and started a new business..

The castle dates back to the medieval period. It features a 14th-century The 1298 Siege: During the Wars of Scottish Independence, English forces captured the fortification. According to legendary blind poet Blind Harry, the Scottish icon William Wallace attacked and burned the wooden fort to rescue his imprisoned uncle, the Priest of Dunipace. tower and major architectural additions built in the 16th and 19th centuries. For decades, it was a high-profile luxury hotel, wedding venue, and spa. The operating company went into liquidation in 2023, causing the hotel and spa to close its doors permanently