The Itmann Company Store and Office was developed by the Pocahontas Fuel Company for their mines in Wyoming County, West Virginia.
Sweet Springs is a former springs resort, sanatorium, hospital and nursing home in rural eastern West Virginia.
The former Ashland Oil and Refining Company Home Office was located at the corner of Winchester Avenue and 14th Street in downtown Ashland, Kentucky. After being abandoned for a number of years, it was demolished in 2022.
Tri-County Mall was an enclosed shopping mall in Springdale, Ohio. It opened in 1960 as an open-air shopping center and enclosed in 1967-68. Tri-County is being redeveloped into a massive mixed-use residential and commercial project that will leave portions of the original mall intact.
A rustic copy of Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre was constructed adjacent to a historic inn along Elkhorn Creek in McDowell County, West Virginia.
Cincinnati Mall, formerly known as Forest Fair Mall and Cincinnati Mills, is an ailing shopping center in Fairfield, Ohio.
Randall Park Mall, located in North Randall, Ohio, was once one of the largest enclosed shopping centers in the United States.
H. Gordon and Sons Department Store is an abandoned four-story department store in downtown Gary, Indiana.
The Gary Heat, Light & Water Building was home to the utility company along Madison Avenue in Gary, Indiana.
The Holiday Inn – North Randall was an abandoned hotel adjacent to Randall Park Mall in Randall Park, Ohio.
Esther Manor is an abandoned resort in the Catskills Mountain near Monticello, New York.
Kutsher’s Hotel & Country Club is an abandoned resort in the Catskill Mountains of New York. It was the longest running of the “Borscht Belt” resorts and served as the inspiration for the 1987 movie Dirty Dancing, which was about a teenager who falls in love with a dance teacher while on vacation with her family in the 1960’s.
The Kenoza House is a formerly closed boarding house in the Catskill Mountains of New York. It has since reopened as Kenoza Hall.
The Great Afro-American Wax Museum is an active museum centered around black educational history and prominent historical wax figures in Maryland.