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Mars Bluff Bomb Crater

  • 06/28/2012

Photos from June 2011 Another find due to geocaching.  I wanted to make a day trip out of our visit to South of the Border, and I happened to notice this oddity was just outside Florence. On March 11, 1958, an Air Force pilot heading to England accidentally...

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Deer Lake Drive-In

  • 01/22/2007

Another pleasant surprise. We were driving on Rt. 61 from Reading on our way to Centralia when Annie noticed the sign for this abandoned drive-in on the side of the road. I made a quick U-turn and jumped out to shoot some photos. The screen was pretty beat...

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Norwood – The Kislak Mansion

  • 07/21/2006

I’ve received several emails about this house over the past few years.  I’ve been forgetting for quite a while to make note of this here, but it was completely demolished a few years back. All gone.  No more.  Please stop asking for directions. Lots of pictures to load;...

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Another Bridge to Nowhere

  • 04/20/2005

Another bridge oddity, although this one is more unique than the first we found. Located in Mauricetown, this bridge has been turned into somewhat of a park…..well, what’s left of it anyway. A lone picnic table is on the bridge. The other side of the bridge from the...

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The Freight Station

  • 03/20/2005

Why I’ve waited so long to put this one up I don’t know. The Freight Station sits just on the side of Rt. 166, diagonally across from Huddy Park. It looks like a rail car and is quite weathered now. The middle part of the roof is sinking...

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Fireside Village

  • 02/20/2005

Along Rt. 30 you can find the Fireside Steakhouse, which is now closed and for sale. Behind the building is an odd little village….almost looked like a Midgetville. The small town is called Fireside Village, and it has just about everything: its own chapel, a general store, a...

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Trolley Valhalla

  • 12/20/2004

This was a cool place, but I feel the name is a bit misleading; sure there are trolley cars, but they’re outnumbered by freights, trucks, and buses. According to the story, a trolley museum was in the works but never came to be. So the trolleys have sat...

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Pioneer Smelting Company

  • 02/16/2003

Visited 2/03 Demolished Winter ’03 The “House” This is the smallest of the buildings. It had only 2 rooms, and most of the walls had big sections knocked out of them. Nothing much to say about this building…..just the usual graffitti, smashed windows, and knocked-down doors. The “Hangar”...

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