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A photographic collection of abandoned, derelict and decaying places from all over the world. History and reports from each location are included.
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Lost Tanks (Tank Graveyard), Germany
Lost Tanks is a tank graveyard located in western Germany. This 220-hectare site was once an armed forces training area and firing range.
Château Assassin’s Creed, France
From the outside, Château Assassin's Creed is a shadow of its former self. Inside, you can travel back to a time of elegance and glory.
Monastère Mont G, Belgium
Monastère Mont G is a former Roman Catholic monastery. The impressive Neo-Gothic building was built around 100 years ago.
La Morgue Prélude / The Blue Morgue, France
La Morgue Prélude is an abandoned mortuary located in France. The mortuary contains a pristine body slab and cadaver fridges.
L’Hôpital Plaza, France
L'Hôpital Plaza has been abandoned for nearly two decades. Originally built as a seminary, it also served as a hospital during WW1 and WW2.
Twilight Years Care Home, England
The Twilight Years Care Home is a former residential facility for the elderly. The home was closed in the early 2000s and is now collapsing.
Diesel Farm Power Plant, Belgium
Diesel Farm is a black start power plant in Belgium. Despite being officially closed around 2010, the lights are on and the plant is still clean.
Villa Bodenlos, Italy
Villa Bodenlos is a crumbling and decaying Italian house. This location is a fantastic example of beautiful natural decay of a building.
Fallen Empire Theatre, England
The Fallen Empire Theatre is a Victorian/Edwardian-era auditorium, built in the late 1890s. The auditorium was reconstructed around 15 years later.
Blue Miranda Church, England
Blue Miranda Church was an abandoned English religious building. The ceiling is reminiscent of Chateau Miranda, a now-demolished chateau in Belgium.
Blue-Green Bingo Hall, England
The Blue-Green Bingo Hall is a former entertainment venue in England. Over the decades it has been used as a cinema, bingo hall, and casino.
School of American Murals, USA
This School of American Murals was built in the 1890s. This huge school has a beautiful mint-green auditorium, and long pristine corridors.
Hospital for Women, USA
The State Hospital for Women was built in the 1910s. Inside there are long tiled corridors, as well as a morgue and a auditorium.
1950s American Dinner Car Train, USA
This abandoned 1950s American Dinner Car Train is a relic of retro Americana. It operated until the 1990s, before being retired and left to rust.
VW Beetle Car Graveyard, USA
Deep in the woods lies an abandoned VW Beetle Car Graveyard. Every color seems represented in this rusting rainbow-colored fleet
Neo-Baroque Palace, Hungary
This Neo-Baroque Palace in Hungary was built at the dawn of the 20th Century. The main highlight of this building is the four-story tall courtyard.
Cloître des Orangers, France
Cloître des Orangers is an ancient Catalon Gothic cloister surrounded by gardens. A poet lived here and wrote poetry while surrounded by nature.
Gothic Variety Theatre, USA
The Gothic Variety Theatre was a stunning vaudeville and movie house in America which opened in the 1920s. It has unusual Spanish Gothic arcitecture.
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