39 Creepy AF Abandoned Places Time Forgot

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A brewery from 1871.

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This hotel in Haludovo, Croatia hasn’t seen any guests since 2001.

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A car from the 1970 TV series UFO.

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Ordos, China is one of the world’s largest ghost towns.

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No one’s going for a dip at the Govanhill Bathhouse in Glasgow any more.

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65 years after it crash-landed on a beach in Wales, an American P-38 Lightning emerged from under the sand.

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This house looks like it came out of a fairy tale.

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A villa in Turin, Italy.

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This party boat went hard in its day.

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The staircase to an abandoned hotel in Bali, Indonesia.

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This Caribbean luxury resort in French St Martin has been vacant for over 20 years.

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The medical room of an insane asylum.

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The fishing village of Houtouwan on the island of Shengshan, China was abandoned in the early ’90s.

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A World War II research center still stands off the northern coast of Poland.

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The cooling tower at Power Plant IM in Charleroi, Belgium.

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A 1947 Buick Roadmaster Hearse with 18 windows.

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Under the bustling streets of Glasgow’s West End lies the Botanic Gardens train station.

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The 108-year-old SS Ayrfield in Homebush Bay, Sydney is now a floating forest.

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A school auditorium.

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At nearly 100 ft tall, the Minister’s Tree House in Crossville, Tennesse is the biggest tree house in the world, but it’s been closed since 2012.

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A water park in Hue, Vietnam.

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Construction started on the Lithuania National Stadium in 1987 but was never finished.

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An abandoned ballroom.

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Bennett College in Upstate New York closed its doors in 1978.

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A shrine in the exclusion zone around the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant in Japan.

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A naval base in New Jersey.

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A hovercraft graveyard in Belapur, India.

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Fully built and furnished, this resort in northern Thailand never opened.

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The beautiful staircase of an old hotel in Devon, England.

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A church near Boston.

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Valley View Mall in Dallas, Texas has been closed since 2017.