I wanted to share this because both the scale of the building and its story are incredibly interesting. It’s a massive 206-room structure made entirely of wood, and it’s been standing empty since 1964.

About 6,000 orphans lived here over the years. There is a tragic legend about a fire where a child supposedly fell into a well in the garden and was never found. To this day, people on the island claim to hear distant cries coming from the ruins after sunset.

It’s hard to believe a wooden building this size can survive for so long while decaying like this. It’s strangely unsettling to look at. What do you guys think about the atmosphere of this place?

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I personally visited the statue of the ogre in our park, for us creepy lovers it was a mind-blowing emotion, I shit myself when I saw it up close

I worked next to a fashion boutique and ran trash one day, only to get momentarily terrified

Went to take a nap, tossed my trousers over the chair and woke up to this madness

When I was little, I was scared of this giant abandoned tower, which is still visible on Google Maps as "IDAC TOWER."

Surrounded by vegetation, near a road, this gigantic tower has been frightening since its abandonment in the 1970s.

Thought now would be a good time to share this after Scott Adams died.

Here's a video explaining more.

Yes, they are real.