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Tag Archives: urban exploration
Revisiting the Glenwood Power Plant
It’s been two years since I was last here. Things are pretty much still the same, if not worse, and the pathway into this place is even easier than I remember. Because it rained a few days earlier, the entire … Continue reading
After The Final Curtain: a blog documenting the decay of grand theaters
I’m really digging this blog written by Matt Lambros called After The Final Curtain. It’s an ongoing exploration of abandoned theaters (mostly around New York City or not very far from it). Great photos.
Video tour of Michigan Central Station
Say what you want about the over-exposure of Detroit as a city of ruin, but I still love it when I see a new video coming out of that place talking about how the city has fallen into disrepair. There’s … Continue reading
Undercity by Andrew Wonder
Photo by Steve Duncan from NPR This is gold! Andrew Wonder made this film with Steve Duncan of Undercity.org showing the two of them going into various restricted underground areas in New York City. In a sense, this is my … Continue reading
Video tour of the abandoned Six Flags New Orleans
TechEBlog linked back to me today on an old New Orleans Six Flags post I wrote and in their post they provided a link to this wonderful video tour of the abandoned park. Creepy, and definitely taunting me to go … Continue reading