kentucky

I explored what is oddly called Hotel California: It is neither a hotel nor in California or even near California. It is located in a massive wildlife refuge in the middle of Kentucky between two lakes. The house, which was last inhabited in 1965 has become a popular haunt for the locals of the...

This is one of the easiest explorations I've ever done. Not only were most of the doors unlocked, but the place has a nice convenient parking spot no one can see. There is no wood floors, no secret basement, nothing to make you worry. If you hate water, maybe this isn't your place, but overall I...

Huddle House is a franchise diner that is very similar to Waffle House. Back Yard Burger is a small chain of burger places that are mostly in the midwest and south. The Huddle House went out of business in 2018 after the owner gave up on it, and the Back Yard Burger closed in either 2017 or 2018...

I don't know much about this house other then it was built in 1888 and was abandoned in 2002, just two years after the lady's husband died. The last inhabitant died in 2007, and the current owner, her son, lives too far away to care for the house. The house has some furniture in it, but most of...

We explored this mine back in March when it was still quite cold and easy to traverse. The mine itself is really obscure and hard to get to, which has protected it from vandalism. All the decay has been natural and the place is still in good shape but parts are starting to collapse, especially...

This location in Canton, Kentucky is one of my favorite abandoned buildings I have stumbled upon. This gas station was built in 1919 by Masons on an old ferry road that connected western Kentucky to central Kentucky. The gas station was on one of the first improved roads in the area which...

This abandoned quarry located near Louisville is one of my favorite locations to explore even though it has proven to be one of the most annoying places to explore due to Kentucky weather being so hot even in the spring. This location has nearly caused me to have a heat stroke twice and is the...

Hi everyone, this is the historic Fisher-Byington House in Danville, Kentucky. It's a large, brick antebellum mansion that is sadly slated for demolition in the coming weeks. It would have been saved most likely had it not been for the fact that it now finds itself located in the middle of a...