Traveling down a back road in West Virginia, I came across a well worn abandoned home…
Home sweet home.
Traveling down a West Virginia backroad, out of the corner of my eye I spotted a well-worn clapboarded house atop a small hill. Traveling down a gravel drive, across a cattle gate, I stopped to admire this beauty that had obviously been disused for quite some time. Constructed circa 1870, it was occupied until 1979 when a newer house was constructed nearby.
The Yeager Estate is one of those gems that you wish to see restored. Built by Yeager Benjamin in 1936,…
Located in the Northwest Goldberg neighborhood of Detroit, Michigan, King Solomon Baptist Church’s facility at Marquette and 14th Street was best known as the first African American church to be located on a major thoroughfare.
The abandoned St. Joseph Byzantine Catholic Church, situated in Cleveland, Ohio’s Union-Miles Park neighborhood, has been recently demolished.
The Cleveland, Ohio Cedar Avenue substation was constructed in 1917, and was the first automatic substation completed for the Cleveland Railway Company. It was closed in 1948.
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Beautiful