The Cincinnati & Whitewater Canal Tunnel is an abandoned canal tunnel in Hamilton County, Ohio. Constructed in 1837, it was used until 1888.
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The Whitewater Canal is a 76-mile abandoned waterway stretching from Lawrenceburg to Hagerstown, Indiana.
The Pigeon Roost Bridge is an abandoned through truss bridge spanning Twelvepole Creek in Wayne County, West Virginia.
The Barnard Bridge carries County Road 900 East (County Line Road) over Big Walnut Creek between Putnam and Hendricks counties in Indiana.
The Vallonia Bridge is a historic through truss structure spanning the East Fork White River on County Road 375 West near Fort Vallonia, Indiana.
The Wrightsman Bridge is a closed through truss bridge over North Fork Salt Creek on Hickory Hill Road in Brown County, Indiana.
The Philadelphia & Chester Branch of the Reading Railroad is a mostly abandoned railroad between Philadelphia and Chester, Pennsylvania.
The Kentucky Speedway is a closed, 1.5-mile tri-oval track located in Sparta, Kentucky. It previously hosted events for NASCAR and IndyCar racing.
The Indiana Central Canal was a never-completed canal intended to create a connection between the Wabash & Erie Canal and the Ohio River.
The Ruins at Holliday Park in Indianapolis, Indiana, is a unique architectural and artistic landmark featuring the remains of a skyscraper.
The Hendricks Ford Road Bridge is an abandoned bridge that carried Hendricks Ford Road over the Driftwood River in Bartholomew County, Indiana.
The Indianapolis Veterans Administration Hospital, a closed medical center in Indianapolis, Indiana, was established in 1931 with the support of Congressman Louis L. Ludlow and local veterans groups. It was the first general medical and surgical facility for veterans in the state.
Lynnewood Hall, a 110-room Neoclassical Revival mansion in Elkins Park, Pennsylvania, has been vacant for several years and is currently undergoing stabilization and renovations.
God’s Ark of Safety is a church in western Maryland planned to be built to the dimensions of Noah’s Ark.
In Pennsylvania, the remnants of abandoned businesses echo the state’s economic trials and the impact of shifts in the coal and manufacturing sectors.