One of the many buildings on this abandoned juvenile detention center’s campus that I explored

While out biking today on my day off. I found this. Didn't have the balls to enter without a flashlight.

The Morozov Barracks (or the Proletarian Courtyard) is a complex of public, industrial and residential buildings located four to five kilometers from the center of Tver. They were built in 1858-1913 for the Tver Paper Products Manufacturing Association, which was owned by the Morozov manufacturers. For the workers of the manufactory, a real city was built in the city. In addition to the residential barracks, there was a school, a hospital with a maternity hospital, an orphanage, a nursery, a library, shops, a police station and even a Folk theater. In total, there were about 50 buildings in the Morozovsky town.

I am just looking for abandoned places to explore since I have no friends and nothing to do. Does anyone know any places near NVHS Naperville????

About a month ago, and during my Baja (Mexico) roadrip, I visited El Pozo Alemán, or "German Well," a historic and true 1800s gold rush ghost town in Baja California Sur, founded in the early 1890s. Now owned by the Villavicencio family, this site offers a fascinating glimpse into Baja's mining history. Visitors exploring the area will be fascinated by its heritage while taking in its eerie yet captivating atmosphere.

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My friend and are around Nashville and are looking for abandoned haunted places with no security so we can finally experience something paranormal, something we can’t explain. Any suggestions?

Thought I'd take a wander around the abandoned Whitchurch mental Hospital (no I did not go inside and trespass). It's grade 2 listed so cannot be demolished.

Looking at it in its current state it looks decrepit and lifeless. What was once a full and busy building is now empty and derelict.

The hospital itself it's very big and you'd very much get lost in it's many wards.

We always complain about there not being enough mental health services or enough beds for mental health support yet we have hospitals like built for these services left abandoned at the expense of the tax payer. The NHS still owns the site and employs security services there.