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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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Maison Kirsch, Luxembourg
Maison Kirsch is an abandoned house in Luxembourg. The house itself dates back to the 1790s. The house has been left to decay for at least two decades.
Zeche P, Germany
Zeche P is an abandoned coal mine in Germany. Miners belongings were stored in cages/baskets, called "kaue". Hundreds of cages hang from the ceiling.
Haus der Offiziere, Germany
Haus der Offiziere is a former Nazi military base which was later Soviet occupied. It features swimming pool, theatre, murals and carvings.
Misson 2 Mars, Germany
Misson 2 Mars is an abandoned greenhouse in Germany. The greenhouses are dome-shape, made up of hexagonal and pentagonal panes of glass.
School of Malady, England
School of Malady is an abandoned school in England. This grand institution features Headmasters Study, Library, swimming pool and chapel.
Blue Sand Room, Austria
Blue Sand Room is a brightly painted sand-filled room in an abandoned Austrian house. Furniture is scattered around. It is possibly an art installation.
Kraftwerk Cyclonkessel (Papierfabrik), Germany
Kraftwerk Cyclonkessel (Papierfabrik H) is an abandoned coal power plant, with attached paper factory in the Black Forest region of Germany.
Cafe ons Moe (Moe’s Tavern), Belgium
Cafe ons Moe is a small old-fashioned bar in Belgium. Abandoned in 2014, the bar appears to be frozen in time at the moment of "last orders" many years ago.
K & K, Austria
K & K is an abandoned telegraph and telephone exchange in Austria. Wrought-iron staircases with marble columns.
Hunter’s Hotel (Jägerhotel), Germany
Hunter's Hotel as an abandoned health spa in Germany. Bedrooms sit unoccupied with beds neatly made. Taxidermy animals decorate the banquet hall.
Kraftwerk P, Germany
Kraftwerk P is a disused coal-fired power station in Germany. Colorful Art Deco control room, pristine black gas turbine and labyrinth boiler house.
Maison Jenny, Belgium
Maison Jenny is an abandoned house that was once owned by a trophy winning Belgian pigeon racer. Antiques racing clocks and paintings decorate the rooms.
Town Mansion, Belgium
Town Mansion is an abandoned Belgium mansion with beautiful woodwork and carvings. It is filled with stuffed animals, antiques, curios and nick-knacks.
Prison 11, Belgium
Prison 11 is an old army barracks that has been occupied by Belgian, German and American troops. It features a small prison area with several cells.
The Ark Synagogue, England
The Ark Synagogue is an abandoned 1930s synagogue, art deco in design with parquet flooring. It closed in the 2000s as the Jewish community declined.
Maison Popeye, Belgium
Maison Popeye (Belgium) has a cozy upstairs bedroom, and lounge filled with old books and a well-worn sofa set against rustic wooded cladded walls.
Château Secession, France
Château Secession (Château de Le Quesnel) was a French castle filled with relics. In December 2018, a fire destroyed the chateau.
ET Church, France
ET Church is a visually striking church. Resembling something from a sci-fi movie, this futuristic church features ever-changing green/turquoise light.
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