Here are some pics I took of Pyramiden when I stayed there for a few days in July 2022.
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Pyramiden is a Soviet ghost town located on Svalbard (a Norwegian territory). It was a coal mining settlement which closed in 1998. Today, the town is still inhabited by a few caretakers who maintain the main buildings and the hotel.
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Built by the Nazis to secretly train pilots when they weren't allowed an air force after the treaty of Versailles, then used by the Soviets after WWII until the 1990s.
Pretty cool location although ruined by boards now
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I’ll say the inside is a labyrinth
This was one of the houses I documented from an abandoned neighborhood I explored. The house has sat abandoned for much longer than any of the other houses on the street. A house fire started at night in this home, causing the family to flee. As a result, almost everything had to be left behind.
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Notice Has Been Given
You should check out the video walkthrough if you want to see the interior of this beautiful house!
This 1980 built home used to sit in a nice quiet neighbourhood surrounded by other homes on very large properties all built around the same time. But neighbourhoods like these, with big lots, are changing quickly these days. Wealthy buyers and developers see the large properties and want them so they can build bigger mansions. It’s a vicious cycle of waste where perfectly good 40 year old homes get torn down and the neighbourhoods completely change.
This house is no different, it sat abandoned for a number of months with tree protection fencing up and the grass growing tall around the home. Inside however, the home was pristine, you could eat off the floors and in general, the house was so well maintained, there was nothing wrong with it.
There were a lot of original features in the house, although some updates had taken place, like the countertops and some of the light fixtures. I even found a bit of a secret room as well, so stay tuned for that.
Solsgirth, Manitoba, didn't start where it stands today. It began about 10 km north as a place called Toddburn, until the railway changed its route and the whole town picked up and followed it.
Settlers built St. Stephen's Anglican Church here in 1906. Decades later, Ukrainian Catholic families moved an old one-room schoolhouse into the village and turned it into Holy Ghost Ukrainian Catholic Church, with onion domes hand-crafted by a local carpenter.
For 50 years, two faiths worshipped a stone's throw apart. Then, in 2002, both churches held their final services in the same year.
Today they still stand side by side, quietly holding the story of the people who built this place.
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