r/abandoned

This stunning theatre opened its doors in 1922 and became one of the states grandest entertainment venues. But changing times, declining attendance, and financial struggles eventually brought the final curtain in 1975. After closing, the building fell into decades of abandonment, leaving behind a hauntingly beautiful interior of gilded details, crumbling plaster, and silent balconies.

Kinda liminal, cool spot, been only on a second and tenth floor

This is the section of 101 that was abandoned after several landslides, it was bypassed in 2009 and left to sit. Sorry the photos are not as good as my last post. Couldnt access the better side as it was too overgrown. If you want find the accessible side, its behind confusion hill in legett

Mitten im Wald liegt diese verlassene Gruft Derer von Behr

Deep in the forest lies this abandoned crypt of the von Behr family.

I got lucky when I visited the former Silvercrest Sanatorium near New Albany, Indiana, years ago with two friends.

Pics for only one cuz they were basically all the same, empty.

Full video is on my YouTube channel if anyone is interested. It is on my profile.

A thousand years later, chariots raced around the still-lying sculpture in honor of a friend who died before his time. The competitors had never heard of the Hittites.

What happens to the work of empire when the empire disappears?

Read the full story here: https://survivingtheflood.substack.com/p/monuments-and-quarries

Lost in the woods of Northwest NJ, the last piece of a rural farm still standing. Another victim of the Tocks Island land grab.

Going through old pics.

I'm sharing photos taken in Argentina of an old railway crane used for maintenance. The crane has a fixed boom, several drums for steel cables, slewing pulleys, and a gear that allows the superstructure to rotate.

The frame shows the identification C.60 and the inscription "T. 92,000 Kgs." According to railway records, it corresponds to a Hitachi GV400, of Japanese origin. The crane was reportedly in service at the General Guido station. It is now abandoned.

This type of crane was used to rerail railcars, lift heavy components, and perform railway maintenance work.

Old ferry " bac n°12 " built in 1966 abandonned on the seine river in France

Always op/oc/no ai!

An old morgue, a steel structure that gives it a chilling vibe. Tucked away in the basement of a large hospital. A place most people walk right past. It was dark, but a good flashlight helps🙌

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This is the house I scouted out with friends last year and now it’s summer I’m going into ninth grade so decided to check it out again only by myself and yeah, it got worse. I also looked through some windows and the interior is A NIGHTMARE