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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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Sacred House, Wales
Sacred House is a small and simple Welsh Chapel. The pipe organ, pews, pulpit and several original items remain.
Royal Hospital H, England
Royal Hospital H is an abandoned Military/Naval Hospital in England. Features include; MRI scanners, laboratory, hydrotherapy room and operating theatre.
Blue Power Plant, Belgium
Blue Power Plant is an abandoned steelworks power plant in Belgium. It features a coke-works, large turbine hall and an almost pristine control room.
Pritzker Fac (Pritzer Fac), Belgium
Pritzker Fac (Pritzer Fac) is an abandoned university campus with a beautiful lecture theatre, library, study rooms and wooden spiral staircases.
Chateau VP, Belgium
Chateau VP is a elegant castle in Belgium, surrounded by an imposing moat. Inside there are ornate fireplaces and an impressive staircase.
Dr Anna’s Haus and Surgery, Germany
Dr Anna's Haus is an abandoned surgery in Germany, with decaying operating rooms and medical equipment. There is a living area upstairs, with a piano.
Manoir du General P, Belgium
Manoir du General P is a well-preserved abandoned Belgium House. Three uniquely decorated bedrooms, many photographs on the wall and art deco fire places.
Maison Radio, Belgium
Maison Radio is the house of an avid radio collector, with 1970s wallpaper decor. Many personal belongings can be found inside this well-preserved house.
Château Miranda, Belgium
Château Miranda was 19th-century neo-Gothic castle in Belgium. Abandoned in 1991, the majestic Noisy Castle" was demolished in 2017.
Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant
On 26th April 1986 a steam explosion at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant sent radioactive plumes into the atmosphere, which had global consequences.
Pripyat Post Office & Shops, Chernobyl
Pripyiat was seen as a modern and luxurious Soviet city. This gallery features Pripyat post office, cafe on the river and supermarket we visited.
Duga-1 Antenna System, Chernobyl
Duga-1 was part of the Soviet Union missile warning system during the Cold War. Nicknamed "Russian Woodpecker" due to its tapping noise of its broadcasts.
Pripyat Hospital No. 126, Chernobyl
Firefighters from the Chernobyl Nuclear Power plant were taken to Pripyat Hospital No. 126. Baby cots lay empty in an abandoned maternity ward.
Pripyat Azure Swimming Pool & Chernobyl-2 Sports Hall
Pripyat Azure Swimming Pool (Lazúrnyj) is located in Pripyat. Several sports halls exist around the city, including one at Chernobyl-2 Military Base.
Pripyat Middle School No.3 (“Gas Mask School”), Chernobyl
An abandoned Pripyat Middle School No. 3 which was abandoned during the 1986 Chernobyl Nuclear Disaster. Gas mask litter several rooms and halls.
Pripyat Palace of Culture Energetik & Music School, Chernobyl
The Palace of Culture Energetik is an abandoned "Palaces of Culture" in Pripyat; it is located nearby the Music School. Both were abandoned in 1986.
Pripyat Amusement Park, Chernobyl
The Pripyat amusement park was due to open on 1st May 1986, but everything changed on 26th of April when the Chernobyl Nuclear Disaster occurred.
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