AbandonedPlaces

Old small waterpark in Breinigsville, Pa. Not sure what it was called, we just kinda spotted it along the road. At least the geesew are still enjoying it.

Martin Tower was the second headquarter building for the Bethlehem Steel Executives. This one followed the closed building on the Steel Stacks property. The original headquarters building still stands on the Southside. The Martin Tower has since been demolished.

A trip inside some of the Nevele Grand Hotel in New York. This is media from a few years ago. Definitely felt paranoid here, its such a huge property so its hard to monitor any security activity while your onsite. We saw other explorers here but didn’t actually cross paths with anyone until we were on our way out, up the ski lift hill. There are people who use this property for hunting as well so it’s another big safety concern. All in all this is definitely on my list of fun places to explore. Thank you for watching!

These are some of the last glimpses of the closed off segment of roadway before the property owner had it covered with dump-truck loads of dirt.

Neuwieler brewery, Allentown, PA *DEMOLISHED*

Located in Mechanicsburg, PA this 16 story concrete tower was part of dream home of a business man that went bankrupt. John P Hall was building this tower but never finished it. Many people get fined for trespassing on this property.

Fulton operated for 120 years in Rocketts Landing providing gas to illuminate the city of Richmond. Several buildings remain on property including the 1930s art deco boiler house and a late 19th century gasometer.

A quick trip inside Eastern State Penitentiary in Philly. Once the most famous prison in the world now stands in decay right below the Philadelphia skyline. Also once the home to the likes of Al Capone and "Slick Willie" Sutton, now only plays host to old spirits and it’s own dark history. We weren’t here very long, plus there were a lot of other people and didn’t want to get anyone on video. Thanks for watching!

We visited some of New Jersey's blue holes, they were definitely a sight to see if you never have. Like a day at the beach without the crowds or the waves. Peaceful and refreshing, it was a real life oasis.

The original Bethlehem Steel Company (1857) headquarters up to the opening of Martin Tower in 1972. The original building is still standing while Martin Tower was demolished in 2019. Located on the southside of Bethlehem right next to the old blast furnaces know as "Steel Stacks".

We were able to see this place not long before demolition started. Crazy explore, not was it only a gigantic property there was a pretty strong security presence as well. We ended up waiting the daylight out on the roof to avoid getting caught leaving.

The Embreeville explore was about 3 years before the demolition started. It was many things over the years from a place for the poor to the mentally handicapped and the "feeble minded". The Chester County Almshouse was its roots, and at one time had a medical school on the property. They began demolishing in early 2021.