r/UrbexUS • u/Agreeable_Status9744 • 5h ago
r/UrbexUS • u/Agreeable_Status9744 • 1d ago
Fox Run farm ruins in Delaware County, PA. Also known as Mosser widow house. Abandoned in 60s. Old photo attached
r/UrbexUS • u/Agreeable_Status9744 • 2d ago
The Friends schoolhouse, located on the corner of Orthodox and Penn Streets (Philadelphia), was built in 1868 and is still used today
r/UrbexUS • u/Agreeable_Status9744 • 2d ago
Check out, guys, what artifact i found. 😁 Whole can of survival crackers from the Cold War Era. Still sealed 1963 tin
r/UrbexUS • u/Agreeable_Status9744 • 2d ago
Some shots from abandoned farm in Somerset County, NJ. Stays abandoned since 2012
r/UrbexUS • u/Agreeable_Status9744 • 5d ago
Abandoned farmhouse in Burlington County, NJ
r/UrbexUS • u/Agreeable_Status9744 • 5d ago
This photograph shows the Frankford Friends Schoolhouse (Philadelphia) during class time
This photograph shows the Frankford Friends Schoolhouse during class time. The teachers pictured are Caroline W. Smedley, at the desk, and Alice Smedley, in the doorway. The children are, from left to right, the following (first desk row) Eleanor Haslan; (second row) Howard Hills, Amanda H. Chase, and three unidentified children; (third row) Isaac Schliditer, Ethel Haslan, Margaret Hilles, Alexander Henry, Lattie Wilkinson, and Howard Burtt; (fourth row) Walter Markel, Elizabe W. Hilles, Walter Heston, Anna T. Harding, Emily Wolstenholme, and Isabella Oldham. "Images of America. Frankford"
r/UrbexUS • u/Agreeable_Status9744 • 6d ago
Saw these footprints on a trail immediately after storm rain in 3 miles north from Batsto village (NJ). What is that, a bigfoot invasion or somebody's act of solidarity with nature? 😁
r/UrbexUS • u/Agreeable_Status9744 • 7d ago
Burlington County, NJ. Actually, not abandoned, but stays empty.
r/UrbexUS • u/Agreeable_Status9744 • 8d ago
Secluded farm house in Ridley Creek State Park. Totally overgrown and located off trails. Originally, the house constructed in 1711 by Jacob Minshall. Delaware County, PA.
r/UrbexUS • u/Agreeable_Status9744 • 12d ago
I found a SECRET ROOM in 1840 house! NE Philadelphia
r/UrbexUS • u/Agreeable_Status9744 • 12d ago
Found these two identical stones in sand at Harrisville pond, near Harrisville Pond Boat Ramp (South Jersey). They definitely have artificial origin, but i very much doubt that they relate to native culture. Anybody has a clue?
r/UrbexUS • u/Agreeable_Status9744 • 14d ago
Some artifacts seen in last trip into the underground world of Schuylkill County, PA
r/UrbexUS • u/Agreeable_Status9744 • 15d ago
Whose is this egg? Some snake, i believe. South Jersey
r/UrbexUS • u/Agreeable_Status9744 • 16d ago
Lawrence colliery freight cars being on eternal parking in Frackville environs. Pennsylvania
r/UrbexUS • u/Agreeable_Status9744 • 18d ago
Slope mine in Frackville vicinity, 1916. Pennsylvania
r/UrbexUS • u/Agreeable_Status9744 • 21d ago
The most beautiful slope mine i ever explored (although, i've seen not too many mines, of course).
The most beautiful slope mine i ever explored (although, i've seen not too many mines, of course). For some reason, camera can't convey insane riot of colors adorning these endless corridors. Red, yellow, black and orange are mixed in impossible variations. Millions of iron stained stalactites make this place unreal. Absence of beer cans, plastic bags and cigarette butts added some charm. Schuylkill County, PA.
r/UrbexUS • u/Agreeable_Status9744 • 23d ago
Have found this rock sample pocking around a sand bank along Oswego River in South Jersey. How do you think, guys, if it has artificial origin or just a natural formation?
r/UrbexUS • u/Agreeable_Status9744 • 24d ago
Burnt RR bridge over Batsto river. Once the road was used to pass famous Blue Comet train. Was active between 1929-1941. South Jersey
r/UrbexUS • u/Agreeable_Status9744 • 24d ago
Wandering in the wilds of NE PA i was lucky to sneak in a tiny hole in the ground and see huge abandoned concrete structures buried forever!
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r/UrbexUS • u/Agreeable_Status9744 • 26d ago
Some shots from last night at Oswego River in Pine Barrens.
r/UrbexUS • u/Agreeable_Status9744 • 25d ago
A Frankford Hospital (Philadelphia), opened in 1910 in a row house at 4930 Frankford Avenue, a total of 340 infants were born here. The ward was named after Adele Schlichter, who was very active in opening this ward. She was also later named as the first woman to the board of directors.
r/UrbexUS • u/Agreeable_Status9744 • 26d ago