by Master Explorer | Aug 11, 2020 | Houses, Location, Ohio, United States |
1902 Abandoned Victorian House | What happened to FOXY ROXIE? Exploring an abandoned 1902 Victorian House left untouched since 1989. On today’s urban exploration we are visiting the home of Foxy Roxie in Dayton, Ohio. This once pristine abandoned home was build...
by Master Explorer | Jul 30, 2020 | Location, Ohio, Schools, United States |
1915 Abandoned School in Ohio with Pool Serpent | Renaissance Revival Architecture The pool serpent at this abandoned school in Ohio is one of the most unique features we have ever found in an abandoned place. This huge abandoned school in Ohio opened in 1915. 1200...
by Master Explorer | Jul 7, 2020 | Houses, Location, Ohio, United States |
One-of-a-kind Abandoned House in Ohio | Victorian Era Woodwork and Staircase This 1920 Abandoned House is a forgotten piece of Ohio History. The craftsmanship of the beautiful woodwork makes this Victorian House one-of-a-kind! Today we are Urban Exploring a 1920...
by Master Explorer | Jun 23, 2020 | Location, Ohio, Theaters, United States |
Saving the Abandoned Fairborn Theatre | Fairborn Ohio | Urban Exploring (2020) Today we’re urban exploring the abandoned Fairborn Theatre located in Fairborn, Ohio. This Chakeres Theater closed 20 years ago. The town of Fairborn was created by combining the...
by Master Explorer | Jun 19, 2020 | Location, Ohio, Schools, United States |
INSIDE AN ABANDONED CHARTER SCHOOL & YMCA | Schools Choice We explore this huge abandoned charter school and former YMCA. Wild pool and gym inside shuttered due to theft and misuse of funding. Today we explore an abandoned Charter School and YMCA in Ohio. The...
by Master Explorer | Jun 19, 2020 | Location, Mansions, Ohio, United States |
Abandoned Victorian Mansion | Urban Exploring | Cincinnati History We take you on a tour of this beautiful abandoned victorian mansion. This abandoned building is a piece of Cincinnati history that should not be forgotten. Today explored this historic victorian...
