How are these decaying properties holding up?

Relics tell the story of Dr. Walter Jackson Freeman and one of the most controversial medical procedures in human history.

In Williamsburg, Va, the presidential busts we featured this summer made for a surreal scene the day after Snowzilla hit.

Long-forgotten lantern slides give a unique glimpse into life many, many years ago at St. Elizabeths Hospital.

On the peak of Beech Mountain in North Carolina lies a defunct, Wizard-of-Oz-themed amusement park. It’s a surreal sight for sure, but it’s far from abandoned.

In Breezewood, PA, a ruin for the masses: a publicly accessible, 13-mile stretch of abandoned highway, begging to be explored.

Deep in the woods of a small, Pennsylvania town, 50 or so vintage streetcars are slowly falling to ruin.

In Ohio and Pennsylvania, two prime examples of a rapidly growing American phenomenon: the dead mall.

Once a motor city icon, the Silverdome has now become an icon for all the wrong reasons, a powerful symbol of the area’s fall from grace.

In rural Virginia, a local business man has collected 20-foot-tall busts of every past U.S. President – and put them out to pasture.