https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TeFDrXB_o8
This is a continuation of a explore Me and my Good Friend Andrew did, there was so much to take in and see. Can't even imagine what the history was like on t

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yPd6NtODGWc
All sorts of stuff left inside this abandoned barn. #neverstopexploring #abandoned #abandonedplaces #rural

https://architecturalafterlife.com/2019/08/the-nova-house/
On October 28, 1840 William Parker purchased 100 acres from Reuben Woolcott. Within these 100 acres was the particular lot, which would come to be the future build site of the "Nova House.". Parker owned the land up through 1861. It's unclear when, but sometime between then and 1874 the lot was purchased by Daniel Beach's second son.

https://www.facebook.com/ohiohistoryhunter/videos/a-2-story-1800s-grain-house-inside-a-massive-1800s-barnlorain-county-eaton-towns/1581866015691355/
A 2 story 1800s Grain house, inside a massive 1800s barn. Lorain County Eaton Township Ohio #Ohio #urbanexploration #abandoned #educationforall #1800s

https://architecturalafterlife.com/2020/11/markey-mansion/
What some may not notice though, is one of Ohio's most beautiful historic homes falling to pieces, overlooking farmland that once belonged to Preble County Court Judge J.H. Markey. This gorgeous Victorian mansion was built by Markey in 1864, and contains 17 rooms, 2 bathrooms, basement and servants' quarters spread throughout 3 stories.

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A 2 story 1800s house, inside a massive 1800s barn. Lorain County Eaton Township Ohio #Ohio #urbanexploration #abandoned #educationforall #1800s #oldbarns #barns #education #farmlife #loraincounty #loraincountyohio #ohiohistory #BarnFinds #AmazingDiscoveries #eatontownship

https://614now.com/2020/explore-columbus/adventures/one-of-ohios-9-most-abandoned-places-is-just-30-minutes-from-columbus
Carpenter's Mill, or Bieber Mill depending on your Google search, is located just 30 minutes north of Columbus, and appeared in Only In Your State's recent list of "9 Most Abandoned Places in Ohio.". "Very little is left of this early 1800s mill town in Delaware County," wrote Only In Your State. "The ruins of the old mill, which

https://www.farmprogress.com/farm-life/unique-1830s-ohio-barn-features-double-forebays
This barn has had a long and distinguished past, and thanks to the stewardship of the Snyder family, it will stand and serve for years to come. Gray is the Lady Barn Consultant. Contact her for barn consultations or to purchase the book "Ohio Barns Inside and Out, with the Barn Consultant." Email her at [email protected] or call 740-263-1369.

https://thisplacefeelsoff.com/abandoned-places-in-ohio/
Abandoned places in Ohio offer a glimpse into the state's intriguing past. From the eerie remnants of Chippewa Lake Amusement Park to the haunting halls of Mansfield Reformatory and the mysterious tunnels of the Cincinnati Subway, each site tells a story of forgotten history and faded glory. #1. Chippewa Lake Amusement Park.

https://www.atlasobscura.com/things-to-do/ohio/abandoned
The Cincinnati Subway. An abandoned relic of the city's failed experiment with below ground transit. Discover 12 abandoned places in Ohio. Atlas Obscura is your guide to the world's hidden wonders.

https://architecturalafterlife.com/2022/10/milan-ohio-house/
Abandoned Victorian home in Milan, Ohio. Michael sold the home and farm to his son-in-law, Robert D. McLane in 1914. Robert moved in with his wife, Loviah, and their four children, who had all left Stuben, Greenfield Township, Ohio. After moving to Milan, the McLane family would welcome one more child. The family would live in the home, which

https://urbexunderground.com/ghost-towns-in-ohio/
Today, Helltown remains one of the most infamous ghost towns in Ohio despite the lack of structures left. You can find an old bus tucked away in the woods and an old white church. Since the area gained popularity online authorities pressed the city to demolish its remaining abandoned buildings. 2. Moonville.

https://urbexunderground.com/10-abandoned-places-in-southern-ohio/
10. Peter's Cartridge Company. This abandoned place in southern Ohio is definitely on the larger side, with lots to explore. Peter's Cartridge Company was built in 1916 and specialized in the production of ammunition. It was known to be ground zero for many explosions during it's life time.

https://www.farmprogress.com/farm-life/historic-ohio-barn-is-anything-but-ordinary
The barn and the Oyster Family received The Friends of Ohio Barns 2012 Barn of the Year award for stewardship. This is truly a remarkable barn and deserves to be preserved for generations to come. Contact Pamela Whitney Gray, the "lady barn consultant," with other interesting barn stories at [email protected] or 740-263-1369.

https://www.onlyinyourstate.com/ohio/ohio-abandoned-places/
4. Chippewa Lake Amusement Park. Chippewa Lake, OH 44215, USA. Dana Beveridge/Flickr. This abandoned amusement park in Medina County is a remnant of the summer days of yore. Many memories were made here, and for years they were left crumbling with the remains of roller coasters and other attractions.

https://www.smithsonianmag.com/travel/these-beautiful-barns-tell-the-story-of-our-nation-180983110/
In 1935, the nation was home to 6.8 million farms, and most had at least one barn. By 2007, only about 650,000 of these structures remained.

https://www.clevescene.com/news/abandoned-ohio-31-photos-of-ohios-deserted-industrial-buildings-3646818
This week in Abandoned Ohio, we take a look at some of Northeast Ohio's deserted industrial buildings. Through the work of two local photographers, Jeffery R. Stroup from Great Lakes Urban

https://www.dispatch.com/story/news/2008/07/07/ohio-barns-storehouses-history/24051308007/
Experts have estimated that more than 35,000 timber-frame barns built before the early 1900s still exist in Ohio. More than 4,000 barns have officially been recorded in the Ohio Historical Society

https://urbexunderground.com/abandoned-places/abandoned-places-ohio/
41.0642988, -81.9027461. Today, not much of Chippewa Lake Amusement Park remains besides an old Ferris wheel and some twisted metal ruins. First opened in the late 1800s, Chippewa Lake was a gathering places mostly for swimming and drunken summer fun. Over time the park ownership would change hands, and each new owner expanded on the land.

https://architecturalafterlife.com/2019/02/abandoned-cleveland-mansion/
Levi was born in 1842 on Walnut Street, near today's intersection of East 9 th and Superior Ave. Of course he would eventually continue in the footsteps of his father and grandfather and become an architect. However, before his journey as an architect had begun, he left Cleveland in 1861 at the age of 19 to fight for the North.

https://www.onlyinyourstate.com/ohio/road-trip-abandoned-places-oh/
In terms of abandoned places in Ohio, the Detroit-Superior Bridge, (also known as the Veterans Memorial Bridge), is definitely creepy.It's a 3,112 ft. long arch bridge over the Cuyahoga River, linking Detroit Avenue and Superior Avenue. When cars pass over this bridge, they're also passing over a lower streetcar level that hasn't been in operation since 1954.

https://lawrencecountyohio.com/stories/abandoned-towns/
Many Abandoned Towns Dot the Lawrence County Landscape. 6 May 1986 - Newspaper Unknown ... "The prosperity was in the late 1800s," she said. "When the post office left, the town folded," she added. ... It crossed the Ohio River near the mouth of Swan Creek in Gallia County," he said.

https://www.placesthatwere.com/2017/06/abandoned-greenhouse.html
The Otto family owned and operated Otto's Greenhouse for several generations, reaching back to the 1800s. They cultivated a variety of crops including cucumbers, flowers and tomatoes. Vintage cardboard tomato boxes from the 1960s can still be found on Etsy. The family had at least one other greenhouse in the Ceylon area, featuring a similar