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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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Spaceship Ropeway, Japan
The Spaceship Ropeway is an abandoned cable car station in Japan. This aerial tramway station perches on a valley side, overlooking the river below.
Paper Industry O, Japan
Paper Industry O is a former paper manufacturer in Japan. The factory closed some time ago, judging by the state of the buildings and overgrowth.
Shizuoka Mountain School, Japan
Shizuoka Mountain School is a traditional-style Japanese elementary school hidden in the mountains. The school has been abandoned since the 1990s.
Onsen Hotel K, Japan
Onsen Hotel K is a large hotel and bath house in Japan. The 1940s hotel is built high above the river, perched on a rocky cliff. It closed in the 1990s.
Crown Theatre, England
The Crown Theatre is a collapsing British entertainment venue. Built at the end of the 19th Century, it is an exceptionally dilapidated state of repair.
La Serre du Chirurgien, France
La Serre du Chirurgien is a huge and impressive old glasshouse in the south of France. It is more likely a conservatory, rather than a true greenhouse.
Ghost Rider Biker Club, Belgium
The Ghost Rider Biker Club appears to have been abandoned in the 2010s. The display cabinets are full of motorcycle competition trophies.
Hunter’s House, Germany
This Hunter's House lays hidden at the edges of a German forest. The walls are adorned with taxidermy animals, mainly deer and birds.
Biofuel Farm, Belgium
At Biofuel Farm, the main feature of interest here is an old American-style pick-up truck. A large tree is growing out of the front grill.
Glorious Gwen Chapel, Wales
Glorious Gwen Chapel was a former Welsh Methodist Chapel in a small coastal North Wales town. The chapel was built in 1845, and renovated in 2017.
Yellow Pipe Church, England
The Yellow Pipe Church is an abandoned Roman Catholic Church in England, which has been closed since around 2010. The high alter is gilded with gold.
Villa del Allenatore, Italy
Villa del Allenatore is an old abandoned Italian house, apparently once the home of a football coach. This football coach trained a local children's team.
Red Cross Hospital, Italy
The Red Cross Hospital is a famous abandoned Italian sanatorium. This site lays atop a remote hill, over 1km above sea level.
Forester’s Cabin, Germany
This picturesque abandoned Forester's Cabin lies in the rolling hills of Germany. This simple wood cabin is warping and leaking after years of neglect.
Allo, la Boucherie Sanzot?
Allo, la Boucherie Sanzot? is an abandoned old-fashioned butchers shop and house in Belgium. The shop is beautifully quaint.
Ferme Granada, Belgium
Ferme Granada was an abandoned farm in Belgium. A Ford Granada which could be found in the garage-area adjacent to the house.
Laundry Day, Belgium
Every abandoned place has a story. Some are dramatic or sad, some are dark and mysterious. Some are simple. An abandoned clothes washing line.
Paragon Hotel, Italy
The Paragon Hotel is an abandoned five-star hotel in Italy. The location is famous for the grand ballroom, which features stunning white ceiling drapes.
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