abandoned

There's a very curious-looking abandoned structure along US-31 in Bay Shore, Michigan near Petoskey.

Urban Explorers find bizarre and creepy Polaroid photos inside an abandoned Rockford, Illinois factory.

There's nothing but ruins left on Turtle Island in the middle of Lake Erie.

Thousands of cars pass what was once the Thunder Island Waterpark on US 31 in the Indianapolis suburb of Westfield with no idea it was there.

Flint's iconic Central High School has sat abandoned since 2009, but new life may be coming to the facility.

This house deep in the Northern Michigan woods looks like something straight out of "The Blair Witch Project" movie.

A power plant near Kalamazoo, Michigan abandoned since the 1980s is on the market for $1.4 million.

The Saginaw County Fair used to be the home of one of the biggest fairgrounds in the country, beginning way back in 1866. The complex now sits abandoned and nearly forgotten.

Michigan has some beautiful/creepy/historic abandoned sites that are just calling to be explored. Here are 5 of them.

The Alinosi Ice Cream Shoppe in Detroit was once the cat's meow. Now it appears 8 of its 9 lives have been lived. There is hope for the boarded-up, nearly abandoned building as it's for sale.

There is something inherently creepy about an old abandoned house like this one in the Catskills Mountains of New York but once you move past the creepiness, they can be really fascinating.

The St. Johns Horse Auction barn has been closed now for many, many years. It sits abandoned along the side of US 127 north of Lansing, Michigan. It just happened to be the largest horse auction business within seven states.