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Flumen by Nightdriver on Flickr.

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By the lost pool by Nightdriver on Flickr.

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Monuments of Peril by Reuben Wu on Flickr.

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untitled by julie ann tingley on Flickr.

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Trona Pinnacles by Reuben Wu on Flickr.

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untitled by Randy P. Martin on Flickr.

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abandoned school by andre govia. on Flickr.

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Grave Church by The Underworld on Flickr.

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View into patient room and down corridor during civil twilight, Forst Building, Trenton State Hospital.  But what exactly was this building used for?  I explore this question in my blog post here.

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Turbines in the freon distribution building at the Naval Air Warfare Center in Ewing, NJ.  This plant supplied freon throughout the complex; in addition to being a refrigerant, freon is used in rocket propulsion systems.

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Third-floor corridor in the female wards at Greystone Park State Hospital during sunrise.  This asylum was the largest continuous-foundation building in America until the construction of the Pentagon after the Second World War.

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Ani city, western Armenia

Source: Sako Tchilingirian (flickr)

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A nest of pigeons suddenly got spooked and flew away from the corner of the Linden School in rural North Carolina as I approached the building looking for a way in.

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Violent ward hallway in the main complex at St. Lawrence State Hospital, used to store a variety of colored desk chairs when the asylum was abandoned.

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The remains of a church on the now-abandoned North Brother Island in New York

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Russian soldiers relaxing in the ruins of Grozny. February 4, 2000.

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abandoned Six Flags in New Orleans