The Abandoned Glass Mansion, located near the forest in Leesburg, has been vacant for well over a decade. The mansion, once a hive of social activity, now stands empty, slowly accepting encroaching vines and decay into its landscape. It was built in the 1980s and decommissioned in 2003. A Top view of abandoned glass mansion […]
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Cottontail Ranch, a legal, licensed brothel in Nevada, first opened its doors in October 1967. Lida Junction is located in Esmeralda County, Nevada, near the intersection of US Route 95 and State Route 266. The Cottontail Ranch Club was another name for it. History While living in Las Vegas in 1967, Howard Hughes allegedly paid
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Grossinger’s Resort was established by Austrian immigrants Asher and Malke Grossinger With their breathtaking waterfalls, breathtaking views, and world-class ski resorts, New York’s Catskill Mountains are a popular tourist destination. While the area remains a popular getaway for those looking to get away from the city, it isn’t as popular as it once was. The
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The Bodie ghost town is a magnificent open air museum that perfectly depicts California’s boom and bust gold rush. Bodie Ghost Town’s History When mining on the Sierra Nevada’s western slope began to decline, prospectors began to cross the eastern slope in search of their fortunes. In 1859, a man named William (aka: Waterman) S.
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Cisco Utah— An artist is attempting to revitalize an abandoned old railroad town in eastern Utah by restoring dilapidated structures and converting them into artist residences. According to KUTV, Eileen Muza is the sole resident of Cisco, Utah, a smattering of old buildings in the high desert 30 miles west of the Colorado border. The
Prehistoric Forest, which opened in 1963, was one of those roadside attractions that kids begged their parents to stop at. Life-size dinosaurs, a safari train, a man-made volcano, and even a waterslide were promised at the small amusement park. It was the ultimate attraction in Onstead, Michigan, which earned the nickname “Irish Hills” due to
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Charlestown State Park in Clark County uses a peninsula where nature reclaimed the once-bustling Rose Island amusement theme park. The dense undergrowth and tangle of vines (as well as plenty of spider webs) along the cleared walking paths make for a beautiful, if rustic, walk among the ruins. After the 1937 Ohio River flood destroyed the
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Homes that look like they belong in a horror film Nothing gets our imaginations going like an abandoned house. These abandoned structures have witnessed history unfold and their crumbling walls are steeped in spine-chilling secrets. Would you be brave enough to approach these abandoned landmarks on a dark night? If you dare, click or scroll
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Autumnal residence, Aomori, Japan Many abandoned homes become shadows of their former selves, but not this remarkable Japanese empty house. Every year after the summer, when the leaves of the vines that have slowly crept up the sides burst into beautiful rich colors, it comes into its own. Dobele, Latvia, towering abandoned house Even though
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Caldwell House was constructed in the 1770s and was owned by the Mure family until 1909. It was converted into an insane asylum in 1927 and remained so until 1985. We love hearing about people’s adventures exploring abandoned places, so we were thrilled to hear from Lewis Neilson. On Twitter, he can be found at
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