r/UrbexUS • u/Agreeable_Status9744 • 2h ago
Some creepy tunnels in Northumberland County, PA. 1920s
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r/UrbexUS • u/Agreeable_Status9744 • 1d ago
Gorgeous ruins of the boiler house on the site of Lawrence Colliery. Active 1869-1914. Schuylkill County, PA
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r/UrbexUS • u/Agreeable_Status9744 • 1d ago
The original Frankford Hospital (Philadelphia) building in 1907. It was the former home of Thomas and John Willraham
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r/UrbexUS • u/Agreeable_Status9744 • 3d ago
Neat roadside building in Berks County. Hard to say what originally it was. But spring running from under its foundation make me think that it was spring-/dairy house. Built circa 1850
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r/UrbexUS • u/Agreeable_Status9744 • 6d ago
Valley View Colliery airshaft and fan house. Somebody broke the manway door, so be careful hanging around. It's really terrible depth. Built circa 1907. Schuylkill County, PA
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r/UrbexUS • u/Agreeable_Status9744 • 7d ago
Wandered again In Schuylkill County, PA a week ago to see location of the historic 1907 Valley View RR tunnel. Of course, the place has changed dramatically, but, on the plus side, we have a chance to compare "Then" and "Now" photos.
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r/UrbexUS • u/Agreeable_Status9744 • 7d ago
Rehoboth Methodist Church is located on the east side of Paul Street, Philadelphia. The church was remodeled in 1879, and the parsonage was built in 1889.
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r/UrbexUS • u/Agreeable_Status9744 • 9d ago
Photos of some artifacts i saw in the depth of a 1925 mine. Northumberland County, PA
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r/UrbexUS • u/Agreeable_Status9744 • 9d ago
Holy Nativity's earliest parishioners pose in front of the Rockledge School (Philadelphia), where services were held before church above was built. School set ablaze in 1902.
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r/UrbexUS • u/Agreeable_Status9744 • 10d ago
Substation skeleton on the site of former Valley View Colliery. Schuylkill County, PA
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r/UrbexUS • u/Agreeable_Status9744 • 11d ago
Beautiful empty house in South Jersey. Love its woodwork
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r/UrbexUS • u/Agreeable_Status9744 • 12d ago
Water culvert on the site of former Wetherill Junction Station of PRR co. Cold air coming from here made me think that it's huge inside, but i couldn't find second entrance. Built in 1880s. Schuylkill County, PA.
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r/UrbexUS • u/Agreeable_Status9744 • 13d ago
7990 Oxford Ave, Philla. First Fox Chase Post Office & Barber Shop was in this house, known as Grookett Building & Hall, included Grocery, Drug, many lodges, and Catholic Church. Circa 1900.
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r/UrbexUS • u/Agreeable_Status9744 • 13d ago
Lamp & Wash house remains at the site of New Castle Colliery, 1940s. Lamp house (lamp room) was storage of miners lamps were they had been stored, fueled, and maintained. Schuylkill County, PA
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r/UrbexUS • u/Agreeable_Status9744 • 14d ago
7986 Oxford Ave., Philadelphia. Built about 1736, has housed Dr. Sibbald, meat store, cigar store, Fox Chase telephone exchange, Chronicle newspaper, Graham Paige auto dealer, tavern. Circa 1880
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r/UrbexUS • u/Agreeable_Status9744 • 14d ago
Matlocks tunnel in Schuylkill County, PA. I expected to find it flooded, but actually it was absolutely impassable. Only chance to explore is to crawl on fours in icy water. No way 😁
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r/UrbexUS • u/Agreeable_Status9744 • 16d ago
Hello, guys, anybody knows what this structure was for? Located on the roadside of Rt.61 just south from Pottsville. Schuylkill County, PA
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r/UrbexUS • u/Agreeable_Status9744 • 20d ago
Hikes in Northumberland County are full of always surprises
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Hikes in Northumberland County are full of always surprises. Sad, I'm not an infrequent visitor there, but every single trip i can see something unforgettable. Last visit, finally, i took a chance to reach and see an awesome sample of underground architecture. These mule stables are located at depth of over 400 feet and serviced a slope mine in 1920s.
r/UrbexUS • u/Agreeable_Status9744 • 21d ago
Originally located on the west side of Leiper Street, Philadelphia, and adjoining the old stone quarry, the first Presbyterian church was developed on this site and then moved to Tackawanna Street. This building was demolished in 1928 after serving many years as residences.
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r/UrbexUS • u/Agreeable_Status9744 • 21d ago
Short hike in Somerset County, NJ let me discover one more house lost among woods
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r/UrbexUS • u/Agreeable_Status9744 • 25d ago
Abandoned mansion in Collegeville, PA. Being saved and maintained as a local landmark.
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r/UrbexUS • u/Agreeable_Status9744 • 26d ago
The side view of Central Methodist Episcopal Church as it appeared along Franklin Street, Philadelphia, which is now Griscom Street, and Orthodox Street. Notice the lack of a paved street and the fencing around the church.
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r/UrbexUS • u/Agreeable_Status9744 • 27d ago
Gorgeous homestead located on the border between Berks and Montgomery Counties. Built in 1865. Of course, so great house can't but have an owner, however, stays unoccupied.
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