Introduction
The Cotton Belt Freight Depot in St. Louis is one of the city’s most iconic abandoned industrial landmarks. Built in 1913, this 750-foot-long, five-story warehouse once served as a freight hub for the St....
St. Louis is a city steeped in history—and not all of it is preserved. From decaying factories to haunted mansions, these abandoned spots offer a glimpse into the city’s once-thriving past. Let’s explore ten...
The St. Louis Old Cass Avenue Bank was built in 1927. The bank moved out of the building sometime in the 1980s and the building became a Greyhound Bus Station. It was registered on...
The Greene County Almshouse is a historic poorhouse located in Greene County, Illinois and was built in 1870 and operated as a poorhouse until 1932. It has a total number of 30 rooms, this...
Paideia Academy was a charter school in the College Hill neighborhood of St. Louis, Missouri. The state shut down Paideia Academy in 2011 and since then became abandoned. Nearly half a million in funds...