A large mausoleum sits crumbling in the Warren Union Cemetery in Warren, Ohio. Most would probably wonder to themselves how a mausoleum could even be abandoned in the first place. In this case, it can simply be put down to neglect; the fact that nobody wanted to take care of it, and it was left to rot, sitting victim to

Exploring the Eerie Remains of a Once-Thriving Mini Golf Course in New York Last year, on a trip to New York with our main goal of visiting Boldt Castle, we stumbled into an abandoned mini golf. We arrived as the sun was setting, which gave us a perfect opportunity to capture some photos. From the front, it was difficult to

USS Plainview (AGEH-1) The USS Plainview (AGEH-1) emerged as a beacon of naval innovation, epitomizing the Cold War era’s technological aspirations. Conceived as the world’s largest hydrofoil, it was constructed by the Lockheed Shipbuilding and Construction Company in Seattle, Washington. This vessel was unique, named after Plainview, New York, and Plainview, Texas, reflecting a national spirit of progress and innovation.

Not far south of Casa Grande, Arizona you’ll find an odd collection of structures out in the middle of the desert, set just off the side of the road. Locals and explorers know these structures simply as “the domes,” or “the domes of Casa Grande.” For over thirty years, these domes have sat decaying in the desert heat, being bombarded

The Longhorn Army Ammunition Plant created most of the explosives used during WWII. It’s now a national wildlife refuge.

The world’s largest basket remains empty in Newark, Ohio.

Behind the decaying architecture of this once grand home lies a small room filled with instruments.

One of the greatest bakeries in US history was shut down in 1992.

The ship was built in Maryport in June of 1890 by R. Ritson & Co Ltd. The ship measured 285 feet in length, fashioned from steel plates on an iron frame.

The Salton Sea – truly one of my favorite, and one of the most interesting places I’ve ever visited.