Chateau Nottebohm

Chateau Nottebohm, municipality of Brecht, province of Antwerp, Belgium (Vince)

"This abandoned home belonged to a Mr. Nottebohm and dates back to the early 20th century. There are postcards which feature this home that were published in 1908. There are rumors and tales that at one time the wealthy German family lived in this grandiose Belgian manor but left sometime during the second World war. After the war, Mr. Nottebohm never returned and the eccentrically styled house has been abandoned ever since.

Much of the interior is destroyed with access to the upper floors either difficult or impossible. Suggestions indicate that stability of the stately home is very bad and seems ready to collapse at any moment. The manor was thought to be haunted as well and the LPI – International (League of Paranormal Investigators) even did a case on the Nottebohm Mansion but it proved inconclusive.” (abandoned playgrounds)

Abandoned Mansion

Abandoned Mansion by Pete Wilson Photos on Flickr.

The Enchanted Forest

 

The Enchanted Forest 
Hope Valley, Rhode Island
1971-2005
The Enchanted Forest was a fairy tail-themed amusement park for children. The amusement park contained rides such as bumper cards, a merry go round, a kid roller coaster, and a petting zoo. Additionally, the park contained Fairy Tale like sculptures. In 2005, the park shut down due to financial issues.

Sugar Factory

Abandoned sugar factory by Bart de Visser

New World Department Store

Staff from Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) office were catching fish on Tuesday, January 13 at the ground floor of the roofless New World department store that was closed down in 1997. Thousands of fish such as catfish, fancy carp as well as black and red tilapia were released into the ground floor of the building, flooded with rainwater, as local vendors tried to control mosquitoes in the area, local media reported. BMA recently decided to remove the fish and release the water.

(Photographs by Chaiwat Subprasom/REUTERS)

Clinic Building at Greystone Park State Hospital

It is truly a strange thing when a steam pipe bursts under an abandoned building in the dead of winter, but that’s exactly what happened under the Clinic Building at Greystone Park State Hospital in 2007, a month before the building was unceremoniously knocked down.  The steam congregated near the ceiling of the abandoned asylum infirmary, condensing on the pipes and dripping down in regular patterns - and creating these ice stalagmites. 

The Wicker House

The Wicker House - Locals told me this house was used for witchcraft and satanic rituals. The seven women who owned the house vanished in 1964 and were unidentified, soon after the house was left abandoned and fell to decay. Hauntings and supernatural experiences were reported soon after. Small dim lights were seen from the windows at night, sort sounding wailing and voices talking were constantly heard. From my visit I heard nothing but I suffered a small headache while looking at the house and a rough smell of dampness and rotten flesh was everywhere. it was demolished this year after locals believed it was blackening the grass and forestry. No matter what you believe, this house had some sort of evil inside of it.  

Photographer - https://www.flickr.com/photos/heartfullofpoison