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The strange tale of the vanishing village at Angikuni Lake is a Canadian mystery that has endured for decades. But was there ever a village at this isolated location to begin with?
These decommissioned tanks are understood to be stored pending possible sale or final dismantling.
Britain is home to some of the grandest cathedrals in the world. In this article, we’ll guide you through 10 of the greatest, most awe-inspiring cathedrals in the whole of Britain, from the world-famous to the more obscure.
With its tail fin severed and wings well and truly clipped, it’s difficult to imagine that this forlorn hulk once helped pave the way for Britain’s most iconic fast jet interceptor: the English Electric Lightning.
Whether you’re a believer or an ardent skeptic, there’s something eerily compelling about a good ghost story. Join us as we delve into a handful of supernatural stories and eerie folk tales.
On Theatre Street in the city of Preston, Lancashire, stands the foreboding red-brick form of an abandoned Victorian orphanage.
Beached in the shallows of southern Greece’s coastal waters, her bow raised above the water, this old vessel was abandoned to the elements years ago.
In pictures: rusting Soviet-era technology lingers on at the defunct Motor Technica Museum.
Of all the world’s building materials, few get a worse rap than concrete. Yet it would be a mistake to think all concrete buildings look like post World War Two eyesores. Here are 10 striking examples.
There are few permanent settlements in Antarctica, and the lonely ruins of abandoned research bases and whaling stations have been well documented. One remote facility that does enjoy year-round habitation, however, is Esperanza Base.
London-based photographer William Warby captured this atmospheric image of an abandoned boat on the sands of Llandanwg in Wales.
Photographed at a factory in Kansas City, Kansas, in 1942, this superb photograph shows the North American B-25 Mitchell production line at the height of the Second World War.
Céline Colin’s Flickr stream features a selection of beautiful and haunting photography covering offbeat travel, nature and the great outdoors. Here are some of our favourites.
As Atlas Obscura writes, these “trucks are an unusual worse-for-wear site on the scenic byway, but their apocalyptic charm attracts more photographers than any of the natural scenery.”
It may not be travel at its most luxurious, but this abandoned train and defunct locomotives in Italy undoubtedly offer a photogenic subject for urban exploration photography.
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