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29/12/2024

Situated in the heart of Gloucestershire, Bibury is a village with origins tracing back to the Anglo-Saxon period. Mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086, it is renowned for Arlington Row, a picturesque row of weavers' cottages constructed in 1380 and later transformed into residences in the 1600s. During the Middle Ages, Bibury flourished due to wool production, significantly contributing to the prosperity of the Cotswolds. William Morris famously referred to it as "the most beautiful village in England," a sentiment that remains relevant today. Its enduring beauty and historic allure continue to attract visitors from across the globe.

29/12/2024

old palace on a cliff

29/12/2024

Abandoned House in Private Property

29/12/2024

Baxiayi Castle, China built in 1368-1644

28/12/2024

Abandoned Victorian Style

28/12/2024

creepy abandoned houses and asylums

28/12/2024

So, have you heard about the Alcántara Bridge? It's this super old Roman bridge in Extremadura, Spain, and get this—it was made way back in 106 AD as a tribute to Emperor Trajan. The brains behind it was architect Caius Julius Lacer. This thing stretches almost 200 meters across the Tagus River and sits about 40 meters above the water. What's wild is that it's made entirely without mortar, just relying on six huge arches and five tough pillars to keep it standing. Originally, it connected the Roman province of Lusitania, and despite needing a few touch-ups over the years, it's still in use today. Really shows you how awesome and durable Roman engineering was!

28/12/2024

This is the Walker family cabin in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Tennessee, USA 🇺🇸. The Walker family (13 total) lived here before there was a national park. These are the last two Walker sisters.

27/12/2024

Abandoned Fairy Tale House

27/12/2024

Abandoned House

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Abandoned Lake House

27/12/2024

A beautiful skull-themed abandoned castle by the beach

27/12/2024

In Zeugma, Türkiye, not far from the Syrian border, a team of archaeologists, headed by none other than Professor Kutalmış Görkay from the University of Ankara, has uncovered a treasure trove of three ancient Greek mosaics that date back to the 2nd century BC. This isn't just any site; Zeugma was a powerhouse in the Eastern Roman Empire, and it continues to blow minds with its remarkable artistic legacy. These stunning mosaics, portraying mythological figures and slices of everyday life, are a testament to the city's cultural depth and the extraordinary talent of its artists. This discovery isn't merely significant—it's a bold reminder of Zeugma's powerful place in history and the timeless allure of its craftsmanship.

27/12/2024

Perched defiantly on a triangular basaltic spur in the heart of Auvergne, the Château du Sailhant isn’t just any old pile of rocks; it's a 1,000-year-old fortress steeped in a drama so rich you'd think it belonged in a history book. Built from the dark, ancient gray lava blocks that have seen more than their share of sieges and triumphs, its seven towering structures and robust stone slab roofs scream medieval architecture at its finest. Initially, some rickety wooden fortification thrown together in the 11th century by the ambitious Lords of Sailhant was barely enough to hold its own; but what followed was a stone keep that redefined resilience. By the 13th century, it had grown into an imposing fortress, with walls and ramparts that claimed the entire spur as its own.

But let’s not sugarcoat it—by the 18th century, this mighty stronghold had seen better days, crumbling into neglect and even losing pieces of itself to the wrecking ball. Enter Joseph Pell Lombardi, a New York architect with a vision, who snatched up this crumbling relic in 1997 and spent the next 25 years meticulously resurrecting it. Now, the Château du Sailhant stands not just as a monument to its tumultuous past but as a bold declaration of what can be achieved through passionate preservation. This isn’t merely a castle; it's a conversation starter, a testament to endurance, and a stunning example of how history can be reclaimed from the ashes.

27/12/2024

Abandoned Cave Hidden House

27/12/2024

For nearly 1,800 years, the Cisternone Romano has remained an archeological site of significance beneath the streets of Albano Laziale, situated in proximity to Rome, Italy. This ancient subterranean water reservoir was constructed during the period spanning the 2nd to 3rd centuries AD under the auspices of Emperor Septimius Severus, with the primary function of supplying water to the encampment of the Second Parthian Legion.

The Cisternone Romano possesses an approximate capacity of 10,000 cubic meters, equivalent to about 2.64 million gallons, exemplifying the advanced engineering capabilities of the Roman Empire. The reservoir is configured in an irregular quadrangular shape, with dimensions of 30 meters by 50 meters. Its structure incorporates elements that were both excavated from natural rock and constructed with brick materials. The interior is organized into five distinct naves, supported by 36 robust pillars, while the walls are treated with waterproof plaster to enhance their longevity.

Notably, the Cisternone Romano continues to serve its intended function, evidencing its remarkable durability. The water supply channels, which facilitate the conveyance of water from the springs adjacent to Lake Albano, remain operational after nearly two millennia. This ancient engineering marvel stands as an enduring testament to the ingenuity and expertise of Roman architects and engineers throughout history.

27/12/2024

Abandoned House in France

26/12/2024

Abandoned Castle in Poland!

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