The long abandoned ‘New Market’ building has final met a most disturbing of ends.
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Brooklyn’s Abandoned 68th and 75th Police Stations
Along the dark edges of Brooklyn lay two abandoned and derelict police stations. Their fate is, as of this writing, completely uncertain.
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NYCHA’s Queensbridge Auto Junkyard: State Sponsored Blight
For one NYC housing project, it’s the 1970 & 80s all over again.
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The abandoned northern end of Bushwick Inlet Park
In 2005, a large swath of the north Brooklyn waterfront was rezoned. To gain community approval for this rezoning, a large 28 acre park surrounding Bushwick Inlet was promised, and never delivered.
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Queens Borough Hall Parking Garage
The only reason I bothered to explore this place is because of the political comedy it represents. It also proved to be a fun place to fuck around with crazy light photos, but that’s beside the point.
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Flushing Airport, Fire Salvage, and the only NYC Fire Rig to ever be abandoned.
When we went to flushing airport, it was just a few days after the 9/11 attack on the world trade center. (more…)
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South Front Street Bridge, Elizabeth, NJ
Since 2011, this Elizabeth, NJ drawbridge has been stuck in the open position – a shining example of government ineptitude out crumbling infrastructure.
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The Mary Murray
Here are some words you don’t want to hear someone yelling at you on a Sunday morning at 9AM: “Hey! You were down in the marina! Stay right there I’m calling the police”. -
The abandoned Willow Lake trail, in Flushing Meadow Corona Park.
(Scroll down for the complete report) – with update!
You’re probably asking yourself why The LTVSquad, a group & website dedicated to sneaking into abandoned buildings and tunnels – is featuring a post about an abandoned park trail in Queens. Why would we spend our time at such a place? The answer is simple: we’re looking for the money, and we’re looking for answers.
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Behind Grand Central Terminal’s Massive Tiffany Clock
Since today marks the 100th anniversary of the opening of Grand Central Terminal, I thought it might be nice to take you to a part of the station that is rarely seen by the public at large: Inside the massive clock overlooking 42nd street and Park Avenue South. This is the largest Tiffany clock in the world. Measuring 14 feet in diameter and constructed of stained glass, It is a priceless one of a kind gem.