Numerous people continued to get sick, all with similar conditions, ranging from tumors to lymphoma, cancer of all sorts and blood in their urine.

By 2000, toxic sulfurous gas clouds were constantly hovering over the village, and acid rain would fall due to poor pollution control.

The historic village of Gnadenhutten held an entirely different history than anything we would have thought.

So to break away from posts about abandoned places (kind of) for a moment, I wanted to address other urban explorers who also photograph buildings as they explore.

The Palace of Auburn Hills – one of the most notable NBA arenas of all time, and former home of the Detroit Pistons.

Though the area may not seem like it today, in its early days, between 1814-1826, it rivaled Cleveland both in size and importance.

Originally opened as Farmers’ Bank of Ashtabula in 1848, the Farmers’ National Bank was the main bank of Ashtabula, Ohio.

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 750 feet long and only 30 feet wide, people have said that it resembles more of a wall than an actual factory.