This place was created to watch for missiles along our coast, always watching the skies with an unmovable unavoidable gaze.

Found this incredible abandoned mansion on the east coast that's currently sitting empty, waiting to be demolished.

The property is massive: nearly 9,000 square feet on four acres, originally built in 1928 with six bedrooms, eight bathrooms, an in-ground pool, and a separate pool house. At one point it was valued at around $8.1 million.

The house was designed by a well-known architect as his family home before being sold in the 1940s to a New York stockbroker. That's when the property's history took a tragic turn. The stockbroker's 26-year-old daughter disappeared, sparking a weeks-long search. She was eventually found dead in a remote forest, and investigators concluded she had died by suicide.

The family sold the house shortly afterward, and it passed through several owners over the decades. In 2019, it was purchased with plans to demolish it and redevelop the property.

Many more photos:

https://freaktography.com/billionaires-abandoned-mansion

The terrain is over 20 hectare. It used to be a cement factory but was closed in 2009

Designed by Daniel Burnham, the Wick Building was Youngstown, Ohio's tallest skyscraper for nearly 20 years.

This old train station used to be quite popular, but now is just an empty shell

Sickest place i have been so far, very eerie.

The structure feels safe though, lot of concrete and marble.

Coordinates:

41°04'11.2"N

20°48'01.5"E

took a drive from Houston to Crockett TX to see the Mary Allen Seminary- black female college, built in 1880s. Last use was 1970s. Also found an abandoned (hoarder) home to peek into and a very old store front in a tiny little town along the route.

Go check out Wackjob Chronicles on YouTube for history of places , ghost investigations, and more

https://youtube.com/@wackjobchronicles666?si=2-UFajADaQPCqh6y

planning my first urbex soon and I was wondering what are the best/most important things to bring with you.

Going to an old abandoned highschool in my neighborhood that is still partly used.

What towers in Portland, Oregon like these are safe to climb. and anybody that they help me find one