12 Most Unusual Abandoned Places That Really Exist

Just subscribed. Great video

so interesting you need a c... with a lot of paper

Leave it to Democrats to shut down an iron/steel mill that provided thousands of jobs and try to replace it with tax-revenue sub-standard housing complexes. 🤡

That one home by Bruno looks like the head of a space pig helmet..lol

It’s weird to see something falling into ruin that was built right after I graduated high school, and today’s my 51st birthday—where did the time go? They called it a "phone booth rusting away," but they showed an open phone stand made of stainless steel, which won’t rust. The derailed cart photo made my heart sink, and I hope no one’s going there just to vandalize. The most disturbing thing was the NJ bunker built in 1942, now just 1,000 feet from the ocean in less than a century—talk about a rapidly changing coast!

The boats being sold for scrap means this countries a maggot on life a parasite artificial reefs scuba diving and deep sea fishing

A haunted house CBC utz potato chips and none alcohol beer gaming and your camera phone

Ditch the music!!!!

Ransom Cayon Steel House, has actually been finished and modernized. And not can be rented as an Air BnB.

If you couldn't pass a building inspection in the 1970s in Alaska, you know you've cut serious corners.

garbage list except the barn house.

All that iron used in the Carry Furnaces could be recycled, but no. Let's spend money keeping for stupid humans to gawk at.

That New Dehli Holloway Prison was Spartacus dead or he dieted enough to escape the Rainy Season in time...

If you notice, EVERY failed thing had SOMETHING to do with GOVERNMENT !!!

Monongahela = mah - nahn - guh - HEE - luh

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Why is this channel calling old payphone stands "booths" when there are no booths present at all? They're phones on a stand, not a box with an accordion door and a payphone inside. They got the footage right...

Not very impressive at all. There’s many others much more magnificent, and amazing structures exist abandon today.

Humans are really good at leaving there junk behind.

FYI Carrie Furnaces requires a tour as they have cameras at this location and people have been arrested (although some urban explorers have made it in from what I've seen too). But to eliminate the risk of getting caught, just take the tour. I did and pretty much you can go most places, but have to reasonably keep up with the tour guide. I think it was maybe $25 but worth it to explore it that way versus trying to do it illegally. Plus you learn a bit of history about the place too, which was interesting. (I went about 1.5 years ago in mid 2021, so some things may have changed.)

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Wonder if Midgar in Final Fantasy 7 were inspired by Carry Furnaces?

I’ve been there, visited in 1982. Igloo city

Wow!!!

That was lame

They have antifa in albania too? Even after communist oppression. Bonkers.

Man that outdoor cinema in the desert would have been so cool, hand it to local city government officials to shit it down so the public can’t enjoy the night sky and awesome experince! Wow! Good job to that mayor! I say Jurassic park at the drive in as a kid with my family and it’s still such a vivid memory I’m grateful for now since my moms passing, god I miss her. It’s memories like that people keep from happening by shutting down cool ideas for family experiences becasue they want more money for permits or something. Sad.

That spaceship house should be finished it looks unique

It is not illegal to own or operate a generator and there is no limit to the size of generator you can own.

I see the Hopewell rocks there in New Brunswick Canada. I know I've been there a few times. Very beautiful spot. It's almost in my backyard.

Great video, nothing more creepy than an abandoned theme park💀, the igloo hotel is amazing, shame no one has finished it ~ such a waste🙄

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Love this!! Thanks SO MUCH for allowing me to go with you!! LOVE the stories behind the places you have visited!

The random filler clips seem, well, random.

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Sam and Colby visited the first one in one of there 25x25

The last abandoned location at the end of the video The Cinema at the End of the World would make a great backdrop to a post-apocalyptic Zombie movie. 🧟☠️

That igloo... Amazimg how something unfinished.. Exposed... Still stands, but hey, not to building standards right?

Abandoned means no one claims ownership. Are you sure? Stop lying. People own them, although unoccupied.

Talk about a difference in Ideas of what to do with old public payphones ) phone booths when people get mobiles.

In Australia When Most People have mobiles and phone booths got less use you know what the Australian Phone Company who ran them did.

Made them ALL 100% Completely Free to use to call any Australian Landline or Mobile for unlimited Free Time,
There is nearly 250,000 Free Phone boxes as we call them all over the country even in remote locations where no mobile signals.
(Incase of emergency like a kid lost with flat phone, someone injured or sick, reporting a fire or such and so on.)

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I love the spaceship house. Someone should finish it one day.

My friends and I visited the Cape May lighthouse this past spring break, and to our surprise saw the bunker in this video! The wooden pegs that it stands on are no longer visible, it's just a massive concrete structure resting in the sand. It's so strange to think that people could once walk under it! The ocean was probably about 200-300 feet from the front of the bunker- I'm sure the water reaches it at high tide. All of the openings are boarded up so that no one gets in. It was so weird to see because there was no sign explaining what it was, it was just a huge structure in the middle of a beach. We had to look it up to find out that it was a bunker.

Why R U guys save place for, must be tore down now, no future there😮😮😕💀💀👻😎

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Pittsburgher here, it’s pronounced muh non guh hay la. I live 10 min from the mon river ironically enough on Monongahela Ave