Devin

A collection of images and videos from one of my favorite Abandoned locations ever. With how stressful this explore was to actually execute, it lead to me not taking as many pictures as I wanted too as the owners of the hotel lived on the abandoned property, and they were outside the entire time we were there.

Sitting atop Roscoe New Yorks rolling hills is a former Inn that started construction in 1899. The destination was soon to be proven as perfect as it was nestled in the Catskill Mountains inside the Borscht Belt Region.

Despite being in the most popular tourist destination of the century, it didnt add to more guests as the hotel closed down in the 1990s with everything left inside.

Full 25 minute video is now on YouTube. Link in bio

POV : You're exploring Abandoned buildings in the United States in the year 2018. Before the term "Urban Exploring", or "Urbex" became a household known term, hundreds of photographers were quietly traveling the country, documenting what they found left of America's past History. Before the start of the 2020s, we as Americans didnt know how good this time would be, as it was probably the last decade not consumed by AI, misinformation and the era of surveillance.

Most of the photos are locations that do not exist anymore, so going back and seeing what I've documented brings me happiness in a weird way, im going to post more of these throwbacks.

You stop along a highway at a town in the the desolate Midwest USA, with little water and gas for your roadtrip and when you get there you realize everyone is gone..

A collection of a days photographs driving around looking for old America, before it's knocked down for a data centre

Inside a real life Abandoned Cold War Military Base - Known as Camp Pedricktown, this town was created by the US Government to house military officers when they were working at the base.

Camp Pedricktown was built as a Nike Missile Base Command Center, in charge of monitoring the skies over Philadelphia, monitoring for Soviet Union ICBM's (Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles) that potentially could carry nuclear warheads onto American soil.

The base was operational during a time of global unrest, with citizens of both nations preparing for total atomic annihilation. The once hectic and loud property is now eternally silent since 1997.

Leaving behind over 20 buildings, neighborhoods of vacant officer houses, as well as warehouses filled with military computers. This week's YouTube video dives more deeply into Cold War history, as I explore this abandoned Cold War Military relic and take you with me. Link in bio for full video

Lost Designs of Geometrical Architecture inside a 1970s Era Mall.

The Point at Carlisle Plaza started as an outdoor shopping center during the 1960s, and in the 1970s it had a roof put on it, and was forever enclosed from there. Inside the building is frozen in time with lost mall architecture from another era.

I documented my findings inside this mall as it's lease is up soon, leaving the malls future in jeopardy. Link in Bio for full video coverage

A photo tour through history, scenes from the Nations First Capital City , York, Pennsylvania. The newest video is out now, documenting the town's colonial past and gaining special access to its most historic buildings. Link in bio for the full video tour

I explore America's First Capital City in honor of America 250, I was able to access special buildings and document the history! Come with me to the America's First Capital City on this July 4th

Celebrating America 250 - Exclusive Colonial Tour through America's First Capital City - York, PA Join me as I explore York, Pennsylvania, often called America's Fir...