Ghost Town Exploration: 20 Abandoned Concrete Structures
Join us on a ghost town exploration as we check out 20 abandoned concrete structures from the early 1900s. Explore the history and mystery of these deserted homes and buildings in this eerie adventure!
Concrete City was once also known as the “Garden City of the Anthracite Region,” a spartan community that was quite literally 'poured' into existence in 1911 just to be shut down nearly a decade later!
These buildings that couldn't be brought down by dynamite were abandoned because of bathroom issues....and of course other problems as well...lets explore this epic architectural fail!
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Great video and this is such an awesome place to explore and I've been here a few times and it never gets old because there is so much graffiti to look at and so many buildings to check out!
@explore.evermore
Ай бұрын
Thanks for watching! Yeah I’ve been putting this explore off for a while - I thought maybe it wasn’t as cool as some of the pics I’ve seen on IG but it was actually really awesome. Hard to get to the car tho - the entire place was flooded and I heard that it usually is always flooded! Managed to find the car and I also found a building with stairs leading to nowhere almost as if they didn’t finish that one. It was pretty cool! Xoxoxo
Never heard of this place of course. I'm impressed at how you discover these places to explore my favorite explorer! ☺That's amazing that they build something without a septic system in mind, but then it was a different time and century! Truly amazed also at how graffiti finds it's way in some of the most interesting and out of the way places 😲. The array of colors are cool though. My hobbies are tax evasion was funny! 😂🤣😂. I like the reflections off the muddy waters. I'd be taking pics of that for sure. Also like how they plants start to become a part of the structure over time. That's definitely an old car. Maybe from the late 60's/early 70's maybe seeing the engine and the room inside the hood. Thanks once again for sharing. You're AWESOME!!!💯❤❤❤
@explore.evermore
Ай бұрын
It’s amazing how u actually watch the whole video, I appreciate that so much u don’t even know! Yeah I like doing the abandoned places because of the photography aspect, it really works. There was a whole bunch of kids getting in trouble here that day I kinda freaked them out too lol
@qbrown4239
Ай бұрын
@explore.evermore WHAAAA 😲. Of course, I watch your videos from beginning to end silly 😜. That's why I make sure I have the time to watch it through. I don't always want to barrage you with comments, but if that's what it takes to show you, I do I will 💯👍🏾😜. Maybe others might not, but to me, support is full support, so there 😜❤️❤️🤗
@explore.evermore
Ай бұрын
@@qbrown4239 🙏🙏🙏😍
@qbrown4239
Ай бұрын
@explore.evermore Have a GREAT day my favorite explorer 👍🏾💯😉❤️❤️
@epicexploration
Ай бұрын
Yea this is a great place for photography!