Abandoned locations

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Discuss & post pictures you've taken of forgotten places here!

Or don't, I will!

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[Aurpheus]

Sadly I haven't come across many abandoned places where I can easily go so I don't have any pictures of that kind of things...
(Most of the abandonned buildings around where I leave are old warehouses that have some amount of monitoring I think xD)
But still I kinda like looking at people's pics and vids exploring abandoned places...
Nice one by the way ! In what country is this in ?

[Melooon]

I have encountered a number of such places and Im always aware that they may be haunted and I may actually still be stuck in one caught in a dream world of my old life when in reality the house is slowly consuming into its eternal sorrow 

The house I grew up in was actually an abandoned house a lot like these (Ill try to dig up some picture someday), my parents spent many years restoring it before we left - I do believe you can feel a house become sad when its empty and falling apart, and I think you can feel a house breath a genuine sigh of relief when it gets fixed up and is full of parties and life again 

Abandond house in Sligo, Ireland, nearish the northern border

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Victorian crypt, warning, spooky!

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@Melooon these are excellent!

In what country is this in ?

Japan.

this is the US

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Oklahoma

[FirewireCompatible]

little area in town i haven't ever really seen used that much

[gregmoondancer]

Piggly Wiggly from when i took a late night walk in some random crappy town in Tennessee(unrelated note; I accidently kicked a live cockroach on that walk and im rly upset about it )

[ThunderPerfectWitchcraft]

Overgrown "Sühnekreuz". There was a page attached to them with a poem about the murder that happened there, later replaced by a shield, but eventually the latter was torn down.


The bridge leading to the location broke down last year, but you can still jump over the trench:


In a sidearm of a valley where I like to go hiking are some overgrown ruins; I wasn't able to find out who built these things and what they were - local history books do not mention them at all:



The Völklinger Hütte was a giant steelmill; dunno if it counts as abbandoned, as they keep it somewhat in use as a museum.


Bunker near the inner-German boarder. If the cold war would have become hot, the material stored in there would have been used to blow up civil infrastructure - especially bridges - in the region:



Military station near my home. It is said that ICBMs were stored here.



Graveyard of the communal psychiatry. Some nameless graves, some wardens. Four people died on a single day - it is unknown what happened back then.



A windmill that was part of the water supply. These were common - iirc - ~150 years ago. This is one of the few specimen that are still standing.

[AY38910]

There is this abandoned greenhouse where I live that's partially ruined.

[small_cypress]

 I love taking photos of abandoned places!

Here's a picture from a "chapel of ease" burned in the Civil War. More pictures here on my website.

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[Onio]

I've explored many abandoned buildings! But this abandoned (and very, very slowly sinking) dredge was probably the most unique.