This collection features abandoned aircraft across the United States, offering a glimpse into the remnants of aviation history left to decay.
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Fort Wingate was a U.S. military installation near Gallup, New Mexico, established primarily to manage relations with Native American tribes.
The Bat Cave Mine was a guano mining operation located in a natural cave on the western end of the Grand Canyon in Arizona.
The Chenault Bridge once carried State Route 34 over the Dix River and Herrington Lake, connecting Boyle and Garrard counties in Kentucky.
The Red Bridge, a Pratt through truss structure, once carried State Route 1005 (Devil’s Hollow Road) over Benson Creek in Franklin County, Kentucky.
Washington Square Mall opened in October 1974 in Indianapolis. Once a major retail center, it has since experienced significant decline.
The Coburn Tunnel is a bore constructed through Tunnel Mountain for the Lewisburg, Centre & Spruce Creek Railroad in Pennsylvania.
The Lewisburg, Centre & Spruce Creek Railroad, later reorganized as the Lewisburg & Tyrone Railroad, was a rail venture in central Pennsylvania.
Circle Centre Mall is an urban indoor shopping center undergoing redevelopment in downtown Indianapolis, Indiana.
The Jefferson Proving Ground (JPG) was a U.S. Army munitions testing facility located in southeastern Indiana.
McPherson’s Ford Bridge is an abandoned truss bridge that once carried State Route 633 over the Cowpasture River in Virginia.
An abandoned coaling tower for steam locomotives stands in the Clifton Forge yards in Clifton Forge, Virginia.
An abandoned Pratt through truss bridge over the Jackson River in Clifton Forge, Virginia, once connected yard tracks to the Belt Line.