In the rugged terrain of Pennsylvania, there are abandoned houses that stand as silent witnesses to a bygone era specific to Pennsylvania’s history.
In the rugged terrain of Pennsylvania, there are abandoned houses that stand as silent witnesses to a bygone era specific to Pennsylvania’s history. These structures are often nestled in dense forests or perched on Appalachian hillsides, carrying the weight of Pennsylvania’s industrial past in their dilapidated frames. Once homes to Pennsylvania’s miners, loggers, steelworkers, and their families during the state’s industrial boom, they now lie in neglect, with their weathered exteriors and hollow interiors echoing the decline of Pennsylvania’s local industries.
Allegheny County
1814-20 Chateau Street
Several circa 1860-79 residences were formerly located at 1814-20 Chateau Street at Warner Street in the Manchester neighborhood of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Listed in the 2003 Manchester Neighborhood Transformation Initiative, the buildings were noted to be in poor condition with poor integrity, with an estimated rehabilitation cost of $1.2 million. They were recommended for demolition and were removed in 2013.
Lincoln Way
Lincoln Way was a neglected street in Clairton, Pennsylvania, that consisted of 16 houses that were abandoned between the 1970s and 2009.
Other
Bedford County
Washington County
Other
