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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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1930s & 1960s Vintage Seaside Trams, England
These Vintage Seaside Trams were iconic. They ferried Blackpool holidaymakers for 80 years, until the tram system was modernised in 2012.
Kegelbahn GDR / Nine-Pin Bowling Alley, Germany
GDR Kegelbahn is an abandoned nine-pin bowling alley, once a community sports venue for factory workers in the former East Germany.
Grande Palácio, Portugal
The Grande Palácio is an abandoned palace in Portugal. The main staircase is exquisite, with limestone stonework and a bright red carpet.
Palácio Dos Flores, Portugal
Palácio dos Flores is a unique gem, an abandoned mansion in Portugal tastefully decorated and filled with exquisite furniture.
Unfinished Water Park, Portugal
Hidden away in the forests of Portugal, far from the sun-kissed shores and bustling tourist towns, lies an Unfinished Water Park.
Teatro Antiqua, Portugal
Teatro Antiqua, Portugal, was once a hub of cultural and social events. Sadly, the theatre has been abandoned for many years.
Usina Hidrelétrica / Hydroelectic Powerplant, Portugal
Usina Hidrelétrica is a 1920s hydroelectric powerplant in Portugal. A huge yellow control room overlooks the turbine hall three floors below.
Rose House, Lebanon
The Rose House is a once-grand palace in Lebanon; its striking pink façade is said to echo roses that flourished in the now-disused gardens.
Standish Hospital, England
Standish Hospital started out as a manor house. Later, it saw a variety of medical uses over the decades. Eventually, it closed in 2004.
Terrarium Industrialis, England
The Terrarium Industrialis lies hidden inside an abandoned building, glass-encased verdant gems against a 1950s Modernist concrete shell.
Unfinished Aquarium, Lebanon
The Unfinished Aquarium occupies a prime stretch of Lebanese seafront, a tall concrete cylinder in limbo after work halted in the mid-1970s.
The Scare Woods, England
Hidden inside a small wooded area lies an abandoned horror attraction: The Scare Woods. It is an odd assortment of props and set pieces.
Rachid Karami International Fair of Tripoli, Lebanon
The Rachid Karami International Fair of Tripoli is a modernist architectural masterpiece. Due to the 1975 civil war, it was never finished.
Ghost Train Stations, Lebanon
Lebanon's Ghost Train Stations have stood frozen in time since the 1990s. Rusting steam locomotives lurk inside war-torn maintenance sheds.
Old Hammam, Lebanon
This Old Hamma was built around the middle of the 14th century, but fell out of use in the 1970s after the Lebanese Civil War broke out.
1920s Grand Theatre, Lebanon
The 1920s Grand Theatre was once a thriving cultural venue in Lebanon. Now it is little more than a shell due to decades of civil war damage.
Roadside Amusement Park, Jordan
This seemingly abandoned Roadside Amusement Park in Jordan is small but colourful! It appears to have been abandoned for only a few years.
The “Lost City” Of Petra, Jordan
Carved into the red-hued desert sandstone cliffs of Jordan, the Lost City Of Petra has been weathered by the desert winds for two millennia.
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