Abandoned buildings photos
#1
04-13-2010, 12:25 AM
Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Northeast Metro Detroit
Posts: 2,071
Abandoned buildings photos
so, after talking about my sig picture and the old abandoned train station in Detroit, Brent found some cool places in NY.
I figure, instead of stealing that thread, start a new one of just that.
I don't claim these as my own, if i do take some i'll post them as just that
dsfja
Detroit Train Station
http://web.me.com/bgiffin/Abandoned-...STATION.html#0
http://web.me.com/bgiffin/Abandoned-...TATION.html#12
Detroit side street
http://web.me.com/bgiffin/Abandoned-...YSCAPES.html#7
Packard Plant
http://web.me.com/bgiffin/Abandoned-...O_PLANT.html#7
I figure, instead of stealing that thread, start a new one of just that.
I don't claim these as my own, if i do take some i'll post them as just that
dsfja
Detroit Train Station
http://web.me.com/bgiffin/Abandoned-...STATION.html#0
http://web.me.com/bgiffin/Abandoned-...TATION.html#12
Detroit side street
http://web.me.com/bgiffin/Abandoned-...YSCAPES.html#7
Packard Plant
http://web.me.com/bgiffin/Abandoned-...O_PLANT.html#7
Last edited by MTopper; 04-13-2010 at 12:27 AM.
#2
04-13-2010, 12:35 AM
Ahh one of my deep down interests. I'm always looking around the YouTube world at abandoned cars and salvage yards. Abandoned buildings and the such. Great pics by the way. Seeing the unsaveable like Chernobyl, and the sadness of places like Detroit. Seeing the potential and wondering what will come of it and when...
#3
04-13-2010, 12:38 AM
Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Northeast Metro Detroit
Posts: 2,071
I'll get some pictures of my own sooner rather than later this summer. Completely honest, the safest time to be in downtown detroit (off the beaten path) is at about 8 a.m.
#4
04-13-2010, 08:44 AM
There's this oddly located abandoned house on the way to my friend's house. Perhaps I could get a picture of it soon, it's a neat house. I'd love to live there if it were fixed up.
-Joe
-Joe
#5
04-13-2010, 09:08 AM
NO kidding eh? If I make it out that way I'd love to get a look at these old buildings, I'll hit you up! lmfao.
#6
04-13-2010, 12:20 PM
Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Northeast Metro Detroit
Posts: 2,071
Detroit is in a sad state seeing as how it was built for somewhere around 2 million people to live in it and about a quarter of that actually does. So, it leaves many abandoned buildings available to explore. Its really sad to see what detroit once was and what it has become now but, it happens and a lot of people do take care of their houses and then there are others who let them look like they're uninhabited while they are there
#8
04-13-2010, 11:01 PM
Super Member
There's an old Abandoned Plantation house round here with vines growing up the front of it. And I want so bad to get a picture of my truck in front of it... but sadly its hard with no engine lol. The house is awesome looking.
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