When the bowling alley was constructed, it was built with use as a bomb shelter in mind as we were still in the midst of the Cold War.

This abandoned skyscraper had a luxurious penthouse suite, a recording studio, and the Wright brothers even rented an office here.

There have been theories as to why these marks were used. Still though, nobody has been able to 100% decipher their meanings, if any.

The group’s history goes back much further, before their years of success, to when they were growing up in the Glenville section of East Cleveland, Ohio.

Otto’s Greenhouse dates back to the 1800s when the family business was first started as just a farm by Jacob H. Otto’s parents

At the edge of the Mississippi River in St. Louis, Missouri lies a hidden gem known as Rootwad Park. The park is an unfinished work by sculptor, entrepreneur, and creative director Bob Cassilly.

Abandoned shipwrecks remain scattered across the world, but here are 5 with some incredible history behind them.

News in Painesville, Ohio in the 1940s, which included two now abandoned companies.

The entrance has been sealed by bricks, but the elements still continue to wash through the cracked roof of this decaying mausoleum as the years pass.

Back in 2005, a company with some big ideas came onto the scene. A Green Cove Springs-based company by the name of ATLAS Hovercraft Inc. was developing hovercrafts that they had hoped to make commercially available in the transportation of passengers across the St. Johns River, as well as other local waterways.