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Have any of you noticed that many shopping malls are not what they used to be? Luckily you have come to the right discussion when it comes to dead malls. Feel free to talk about malls in your area or anywhere else where they are not doing as good or completely not in use.

The Long Island Motor Parkway was a road that went from Queens to Lake Konkomkoma, for a stretch of around 45 miles. It was opened in 1908, and was financed by William K. Vanderbilt II, great grandson of Cornelius Vanderbilt. Vanderbilt envisioned a road, separated from other roads, for car...

Erie Beach Amusement Park was an amusement park in Fort Erie, Ontario, and was located along Lake Erie, about 3.5 kilometers (just over 2 miles) southwest of the Peace Bridge, and about 4 kilometers (about 2.5 miles) west across the Niagara River from Downtown Buffalo, New York. You can see the...

Townsend is a community in Haldimand County, and is located about 30 minutes south of Hamilton. The population is around 1,500. Townsend is notable for being a centrally-planned community for up to 100,000 people, that never reached expectations. It is also notable is somewhat of a modern-day...

Please delete if elsewhere, I wasn't competent enough to find any other link here, but apologies if I missed it: http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-01-18/world-trade-center-planned-for-perth/8191422

Stazioni e Ferrovie abbandonate So che questo potrebbe non essere il forum adatto ma ho cercato già in giro e non ho trovato granché. In Italia ci sono tante stazioni ferroviarie abbandonate oltre che linee ferroviarie dismesse. Essendo entrambi soggetti fotografici decisamente affascinanti...

Any interest in a thread around photos and information around abandoned and bypassed sections of old highway? One of my favourite abandoned sections of old road is this bit of former Highway One just west of Orbost, near Simpsons Creek in East Gippsland, Victoria. I call it the "Ghost Railway"...

In rural parts of the US you can abandoned bridges and roads,that came about over the years as new roads were built. They're often near their replacement so it's fascinating look at how roads change over time. Are there similar relics from the automobile age where you live? The National Road...

Opening this thread for people that will post photos from abandoned places over the world. This thread is open for everyone that will share abandoned/urbex photos. When you post write only the country by the photo.. Look forward to your photos! :) My part for today: 1. Castle Belgium...

Abandoned Industrial Northeast Greetings! This thread is dedicated to the industrial heritage of the Northeast and the remains of a once proud, glorious industrial era. Many of the ghosts of factories, power plants and mills still remain to be explored and appreciated, even as they slowy return...

Scary Places: Abandoned Asylums And Hospitals For over a hundred years, the mentally ill were housed together in alms houses and converted jails, then later in the 19th century, huge sprawling self-contained asylums with their own farms and small industies, and then finally, in overcrowded...

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Abandoned places Europe [One photo a day] for starting I will place some more photos but next post one photo Abandoned Factory Abandoned Pool Abandoned Villa Abandoned Army base Abandoned small factory Abandoned Hospital Abandoned Cristal Factory Abandoned horse race...

2009 year overview abandoned places [23x] small overview about locations in Netherlands/Belgium/Germany Abandoned Factory Abandoned Pool Abandoned Villa Abandoned Army base Abandoned small factory Abandoned Hospital Abandoned Cristal Factory Abandoned horse race...

In light of the grim picture painted of Nottingham by illiterate ex-residents, I thought it would be interesting to get some viewpoints of the dark side of our region. As you may know I spend my time photographing derelict and abandoned buildings in the region, particularly industrial places...

The Chesapeake & Ohio Canal is a canal that begins in Georgetown in Washington DC and travels westward to Cumberland, Maryland. The canal was begun on July 4, 1828, on the same day that the Balitmore & Ohio Railroad, the first railroad in the United States, was begun. From the first day, the...

Fort DuPont is a military base located near Delaware City. The fort was named after Rear Admiral Samuel Francis DuPont, a member of the DuPont family. Fort DuPont is located on a triangle of land surrounded by the Delaware River to the east, the Chesapeake & Delaware Canal to the south, and...