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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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Greenhouse Rosa, Italy
Greenhouse Rosa is an abandoned glasshouse located in a picturesque town in Italy. It closed in the 1990s and is being swallowed by nature.
Old Blue / Citroën Type C 1920s, Belgium
Old Blue is an abandoned Citroën Type C car. This beautiful 1920s vehicle is quietly resting in the garage of an abandoned house in Belgium.
Chateau Volte Face, France
Chateau Volte Face is an abandoned fortified house in France. The impressive spiral staircase has a stuffed wild boar head hung on the wall.
Ballsaal Der Verbrannten Sonne, Germany
Ballsaal Der Verbrannten Sonne lays derelict and fire damage; an abandoned roadside inn and late 19th Century ballroom in Germany.
Chapelle Princesse Titine / Royal Chapel, Belgium
Chapelle Princesse Titine is an abandoned chapel in Belgium. It has a Neo-Classical domed ceiling, which floods the room with natural light.
St Valentine’s Church and School, USA
St Valentine's Church and School opened in the 1920s, to serve Polish-Americans. It closed in the mid-2000s, and lay abandoned for years.
Spirited Theme Park, Japan
Spirited Theme Park is a small abandoned theme park in Japan. This simple park was once filled with the laughter of children and families.
Regency Ballroom, England
The Regency Ballroom is an abandoned early 19th Century ballroom and social venue in England, abandoned since the mid-1990s.
Gothic Revival Church, USA
This Gothic Revival style Roman Catholic church was constructed in the 1840s and has now been abandoned for over twenty years.
Post-Apocalyptic Car Dealership, England
This burnt out car dealership in England looks like a post-apocalyptic scene. Twisted wreckages and rusted metal fitting of a Mad Max movie.
Ballsaal Blume, Germany
Ballsaal Blume is an abandoned ballroom in East Germany. The name translates to "Ballroom Flower" owing to the floral patterned ceiling.
Tin Chapel, Wales
The Tin Chapel was an abandoned tabernacle church. It was a small and simple place of worship in a picturesque village in Wales.
Chapel Of Skulls, Bulgaria
The Chapel Of Skulls is an old ossuary in the mountains of Bulgaria. This collection of human remains lay in a crypt below the chapel.
Lord Of The Rings, Germany
The Lord Of The Rings is a ring furnace, inside a long-abandoned glass factory. The factory closed down around 15 years ago.
Art Deco Cinema, England
This wonderful Art Deco Cinema was once a movie goers paradise. The once grand building is in ruins after nearly two decades of neglect.
Disco Inferno / Discoteca della Mafia, Italy
Disco Inferno is an abandoned entertainment complex in Italy, also known as Discoteca della Mafia. The venue is decorated in medieval style.
Farmer Jack’s Old BMW, Belgium
Farmer Jack's Old BMW lies in an old barn, next to an abandoned house in Belgium. It lays hidden behind large, rotting wooden doors.
American Steam Locomotive, USA
This old American Steam Locomotive is stored at a car impound. The rusting behemoth is a wonder to behold, weighing in at around 236 tonnes.
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