A good video. It's clear that you did your research on the topic. I honestly didn't know that these places exist. Most of the other abandoned places videos have the same subjects, you did something different. I can only applaud that. Thanks and keep on the good work!
Another great video. So many interesting places have been abandoned. I'm sure some of them could be rejuvenated, although some are probably best left abandoned. The Assy-turgen observatory sound the most interesting. I certainly think there is more to it than is readily apparent.
The Castle Merle looked familiar to me - and then it hit me. It's been used as the basis for a lot of ruined castles in Mike Mignola's 'Hellboy' and 'B.P.R.D.' comic books. It's a very good idea to avoid any castles in Hellboy's world.
There is abandoned ex-WW1 Military hospital and ex- Yugoslav base in the hills of Sarajevo, Bosnia and Hercegovina. It's called 'Kasarna Jajce' be sure to add 'Kasarna' to it because there is a city named Jajce also
Fort Carroll had wild weed plants growing on it from where someone planted them to harvest, or maybe just dropped some seeds. They may still be growing there if DNR has not found out yet. It's hard to get on, and has tunnels underneath. I live on Stoney Creek not far from there.
This guy has a voice that intrigues me, ever since watching his 10 most toxic places on earth, he has a voice, that makes me want to watch his content more and more.
There's an abandoned hotel up in the mountains in Bali that supposedly belonged to a Suharto. It was mostly complete, but unused 10 years ago. No telling what it is now.
0:45 After the war, children who had already gone through hell on Earth were starved, beaten, tortured, molested, raped and murdered in this "cool" orphanage and "holiday camp". Neat-o.
I know a cool abandoned place in my state. Because my shovel dug open the entry. Its inside Church Mountain in Washington. I'd dug a 1.5 meter square meter hole amid an unusual rain forest surface feature. A slab of stone was revealed and when lifted a dark entry was found. To a room inside bedrock. One of several beside an underground water drainage. I never saw the end of it. Logging crews asked me to not use the access road until their tree harvest ended. When I returned I found the dug entry had been used as their toilet. 30 adults doing day jobs on that road for 15 months left me a lot of stink.
Actually, that one guy living in the Argentinean ghost town seems pretty good. German TV show "Galileo" went there and interviewed him about a year ago.
Enjoyed your video and naration of some cool places plus their histories. I agree that the observatory at number one is most likely military, who knows what they are "observing". It's a shame the castle in number nine is being/was demolished, a lot of unique architecture and history bulldozed.
Just subbed man! Epic info on the video's! Keep it up, i'm a Urban Explorer from the Uk and love to hear about abandoned places but most of all cars!! Please do some abandoned cars 😊😊😊
World 🗺 Unearthed you are remarkably the best on UA-cam videos and informative as well love 💘 your channel I can go on for hours watching your videos. Love 💘 ya.
I stayed at Coco Palms when I was a kid, sad to see the place going to the wrecking man. I still remember walking around that koi pound with my dad who past away recently it to bad I won't be able to tell him about this one. RIP pops
Suggestion: Fisher's Island, Long Island Sound. At the southern end is a former fort of sorts. When I was stationed on the Coast Guard station there was a bunker at the fort with a collection of 30's and 40's automobiles. It would be interesting to see it once again. One year Renee' Dupont and some friends hired a band called "The Mustangs", (I think this must have been 1965 or 6), and we had a rock and roll blast well into the night.
I enjoyed all the info and films. Job well done Would love to find out how to find these abandoned mansions and such. It started out wen my brother found that one of the honeymoon resorts in Mt. Pocono was aband
Should make a list of abandoned placed that arent being demolished soon so us watching the video with the hopes of going to these places arent turned away instantly. I dont like getting my hopes up and then the last fact you include about it is, "unfortunately in 2016, this place is set to be demolished soon" xD
Very interesting and informative video thanks, however could you brush up on your pronunciation, Sarajevo was totally destroyed by your pronunciation, it’s Sara-yay-vo, sorry but the way you pronounce place names is important, I am sure you agree. Nonetheless a big thumbs up 👍.
@World Unearthed I hear there's an abandoned military base here in Minnesota. It was used for ammunition manufacturing. While there is still an operating military base nearby that owns it... Aaaand getting inside is very unlikely, it still sits there being unused. I wonder what other Abandoned or unused locations there are here?
Just an observatory. If you want more interesting domes associated with classified programs, look for imagery of the Terra-3 site at Shary Sagan, Kazakhstan. ;) But I don't think much remains. The programs were abandoned in the 1980s.
I think doing videos of abandon places in Country specific areas then province/state/region specific areas after that would be a neat idea if you ever run out.
tannis59 there's tons. I've been to a few near Arnprior, white lake, pembroke. There's old saw mills, houses, churches, barns, and a old village I went to. They're are some truly fantastic ones (:
Wellll, you know the military will NEVER be truly honest about things they're doing. So, I'm not surprised that they would do their best to keep people away from the observertory. Love the tour.🥀✌🏽
Billed as the ultimate reuse story, the Satsop Business Park has successfully transformed from an almost-finished nuclear power plant to an industrial center, technology campus, and workforce training center. In the 1970s, Satsop was part of one of the most ambitious nuclear power plant construction projects in the U.S., at least until the Washington Public Power Supply System (WPPSS), or as some say “Whoops,” defaulted on 2.25 billion dollars in bonds. The project was plagued with cost overruns, and construction stopped in early 1982 leaving the plant unfinished but more than half complete, with monstrous cooling towers and mostly-complete reactor containment domes. The much-publicized Three Mile Island nuclear accident in 1979 didn’t help public relations efforts either. As the decade drew to a close, the project was mired in lawsuits that would last for years. To shed its bad image, WPPSS changed its name to Energy Northwest in 1998. The plant, which had been built to withstand a massive earthquake, was left standing. Seeing the potential of the unfinished site, area leaders formed the Grays Harbor Public Development Authority to transition the plant into a business park. In 2013, it handed over ownership to the Port of Grays Harbor, which now manages the community-owned facility. Reuse has brought an eclectic mix of business and activity to the campus, ranging from a world-class acoustical lab to film shoots to an impressive tunnel training site used by the City of Seattle Fire Department.
Yes; for gay Russian scoutmasters who teach the "stars" merit badge and love Culture Club music. Hey, people gotta go somewhere, right? (Mister Ed: "Oh, Wilbur!...")
Great video I love watching and learning of new places check out fort ord in Monterey California it's been abandoned for years and check out New Idria in San Benito California it's an old abandoned gost town
Thank you for sharing this with me ! Please take care , stay safe and healthy with whatever you maybe doing next !
A good video. It's clear that you did your research on the topic. I honestly didn't know that these places exist. Most of the other abandoned places videos have the same subjects, you did something different. I can only applaud that. Thanks and keep on the good work!
Went to Sarajevo and filmed the abandoned bobsled track. Pretty amazing seeing it in person.
Another great video. So many interesting places have been abandoned. I'm sure some of them could be rejuvenated, although some are probably best left abandoned.
The Assy-turgen observatory sound the most interesting. I certainly think there is more to it than is readily apparent.
The Castle Merle looked familiar to me - and then it hit me. It's been used as the basis for a lot of ruined castles in Mike Mignola's 'Hellboy' and 'B.P.R.D.' comic books. It's a very good idea to avoid any castles in Hellboy's world.
There is abandoned ex-WW1 Military hospital and ex- Yugoslav base in the hills of Sarajevo, Bosnia and Hercegovina. It's called 'Kasarna Jajce' be sure to add 'Kasarna' to it because there is a city named Jajce also
The Bridge to Nowhere in SoCal is pretty cool, as well as the scrapped Nuc Plant in Shoreham, Long Island, NY.
amazing research. i have not seen most locations on other vids before. you are a good dude.
Great video 👍
Fort Carroll had wild weed plants growing on it from where someone planted them to harvest, or maybe just dropped some seeds. They may still be growing there if DNR has not found out yet. It's hard to get on, and has tunnels underneath. I live on Stoney Creek not far from there.
Been bingewatching your vids for the last couple days after rediscovering your channel. Keep up the good work man! Great content!
Great sh**!!!! Keep it up!!! Love the channel!
Very interesting video, thnx
fantastic please keep bringing these videos out please
The Miranda castel also known as Chateau (castel) de Noisy is being taken down at the moment. its pretty sad...
I have subbed. Your content makes me and others learn about stuff we might have not known about.
This my favorite tv show on cable tv ever :)
This guy has a voice that intrigues me, ever since watching his 10 most toxic places on earth, he has a voice, that makes me want to watch his content more and more.
There's an abandoned hotel up in the mountains in Bali that supposedly belonged to a Suharto. It was mostly complete, but unused 10 years ago. No telling what it is now.
0:45
After the war, children who had already gone through hell on Earth were starved, beaten, tortured, molested, raped and murdered in this "cool" orphanage and "holiday camp".
Neat-o.
Excellent video❤️
If you have not yet, an interesting place for creepy places is Chiajna Monastery in Romania.
Very nice! What do you know about The Appalachian Mountain's hidden or secret places? Will be watching.
I know a cool abandoned place in my state.
Because my shovel dug open the entry. Its
inside Church Mountain in Washington. I'd
dug a 1.5 meter square meter hole amid an
unusual rain forest surface feature. A slab
of stone was revealed and when lifted a dark
entry was found. To a room inside bedrock.
One of several beside an underground water
drainage. I never saw the end of it. Logging
crews asked me to not use the access road
until their tree harvest ended. When I returned
I found the dug entry had been used as their
toilet. 30 adults doing day jobs on that road
for 15 months left me a lot of stink.
You should read up on the abandoned prison in Burwash, Ontario, south of Sudbury, Ontario, Canada. Maybe it'll fit somewhere in one of your videos!
thanks for all the work you put into your very interesting videos, any chance of perhaps a video on haunted Scottish cathedrals ?
Interesting, very interesting, I wouldn't mind visiting some of those places.
Actually, that one guy living in the Argentinean ghost town seems pretty good. German TV show "Galileo" went there and interviewed him about a year ago.
Enjoyed your video and naration of some cool places plus their histories.
I agree that the observatory at number one is most likely military, who knows what they are "observing".
It's a shame the castle in number nine is being/was demolished, a lot of unique architecture and history bulldozed.
Adults are some of THE WORST BULLIES. I sure hope some of you don't get mad when your children do it to others.
well said
I'll bet they don't, Crystal. Many bullies have parents who egg them on and protect them from consequences.
THESE adults are starved for a sense of importance. They can't get that anywhere but here.
Awesome!! You should totally check out Bonds Chapel in Orangesville Indiana for a super spooky cemetery!! I love it!! Happy hunting! Jan
Thanks :D I will look into it !
Just subbed man! Epic info on the video's! Keep it up, i'm a Urban Explorer from the Uk and love to hear about abandoned places but most of all cars!! Please do some abandoned cars 😊😊😊
World 🗺 Unearthed you are remarkably the best on UA-cam videos and informative as well love 💘 your channel I can go on for hours watching your videos. Love 💘 ya.
I stayed at Coco Palms when I was a kid, sad to see the place going to the wrecking man. I still remember walking around that koi pound with my dad who past away recently it to bad I won't be able to tell him about this one. RIP pops
Suggestion: Fisher's Island, Long Island Sound. At the southern end is a former fort of sorts. When I was stationed on the Coast Guard station there was a bunker at the fort with a collection of 30's and 40's automobiles. It would be interesting to see it once again. One year Renee' Dupont and some friends hired a band called "The Mustangs", (I think this must have been 1965 or 6), and we had a rock and roll blast well into the night.
I enjoyed all the info and films. Job well done Would love to find out how to find these abandoned mansions and such. It started out wen my brother found that one of the honeymoon resorts in Mt. Pocono was aband
Wow, these pronunciations are setting off my OCD.
You aren't kidding. It makes you wonder if they dig people out of caves just to narrate these videos.
You mean su-RAH-yu-vo and hertz-GO-vi-na? 🙄
Ca-zee-know
Should make a list of abandoned placed that arent being demolished soon so us watching the video with the hopes of going to these places arent turned away instantly. I dont like getting my hopes up and then the last fact you include about it is, "unfortunately in 2016, this place is set to be demolished soon" xD
Or you could get out there and create your OWN videos, your OWN way!
Great vídeo! I'm from Argentina and didn't know about Villa Epecuhen, so I'll try to visit there one day.
Very interesting and informative video thanks, however could you brush up on your pronunciation, Sarajevo was totally destroyed by your pronunciation, it’s Sara-yay-vo, sorry but the way you pronounce place names is important, I am sure you agree. Nonetheless a big thumbs up 👍.
Wow i lived in Baltimore my whole life im 32 years old I've never knew about that small little island
Enilchek is also almost completely abbandoned, in the middle of no where, was an aold mining town
Great videos keep them up!
@World Unearthed I hear there's an abandoned military base here in Minnesota. It was used for ammunition manufacturing. While there is still an operating military base nearby that owns it... Aaaand getting inside is very unlikely, it still sits there being unused. I wonder what other Abandoned or unused locations there are here?
Just an observatory. If you want more interesting domes associated with classified programs, look for imagery of the Terra-3 site at Shary Sagan, Kazakhstan. ;) But I don't think much remains. The programs were abandoned in the 1980s.
Great Video!
Chateau Miranda has been completely demolished in 2017.
I think doing videos of abandon places in Country specific areas then province/state/region specific areas after that would be a neat idea if you ever run out.
its new never heard about these places!!! Keep up the good work!
Found your channel yesterday morning. Gooooood stuff. Keep going.
I want to buy them all
such intelligent comments as "all of its success can be mostly attributed to the genius manager....." Well done indeed!
woooow i love these videos thanks for sharing
any abandoned places in canada more specifically ottawa
that'd be interesting to know
tannis59 there's tons. I've been to a few near Arnprior, white lake, pembroke. There's old saw mills, houses, churches, barns, and a old village I went to. They're are some truly fantastic ones (:
Great list!
All new places for me👍👍
That playful wolf is flipping the birdie.
That sucks I'll probably never seen Chateau Miranda! Why does man tear down history?! Pisses me off!
Eric DuBose it is already gone. Such a shame!! You can find it on another channel called Exploring and Me.
Eric DuBose but man created history.....
Cocoa Palms is NOT being demolished. It's being renovated back to it's pre-hurricane state.
I vote for something more!! Governments often use abandoned sites for their purposes.
Great video but for the Sarajevo its pronounced Sarajevo = særəˈjeɪvoʊ/ SARR-ə-YAY-voh. Sorry it just bugged me a little. Loved the video though.
John Lumb THANK YOU
Wellll, you know the military will NEVER be truly honest about things they're doing. So, I'm not surprised that they would do their best to keep people away from the observertory. Love the tour.🥀✌🏽
Would you do videos by states in the US?
Klaus Briggs yes please!
Billed as the ultimate reuse story, the Satsop Business Park has successfully transformed from an almost-finished nuclear power plant to an industrial center, technology campus, and workforce training center.
In the 1970s, Satsop was part of one of the most ambitious nuclear power plant construction projects in the U.S., at least until the Washington Public Power Supply System (WPPSS), or as some say “Whoops,” defaulted on 2.25 billion dollars in bonds. The project was plagued with cost overruns, and construction stopped in early 1982 leaving the plant unfinished but more than half complete, with monstrous cooling towers and mostly-complete reactor containment domes. The much-publicized Three Mile Island nuclear accident in 1979 didn’t help public relations efforts either. As the decade drew to a close, the project was mired in lawsuits that would last for years. To shed its bad image, WPPSS changed its name to Energy Northwest in 1998.
The plant, which had been built to withstand a massive earthquake, was left standing. Seeing the potential of the unfinished site, area leaders formed the Grays Harbor Public Development Authority to transition the plant into a business park. In 2013, it handed over ownership to the Port of Grays Harbor, which now manages the community-owned facility. Reuse has brought an eclectic mix of business and activity to the campus, ranging from a world-class acoustical lab to film shoots to an impressive tunnel training site used by the City of Seattle Fire Department.
Do you have just a USSR inspired video? Their building style has always caught my imagination
I live by the Vance creek bridge, or as locals know it, the steel bride. used to be a high school party spot some 20years ago.
Occam's Razor: it's an observatory
Yes; for gay Russian scoutmasters who teach the "stars" merit badge and love Culture Club music. Hey, people gotta go somewhere, right? (Mister Ed: "Oh, Wilbur!...")
YAAAY SARAJEVO IS THERE 🇧🇦🇧🇦🇧🇦🇧🇦🇧🇦
well, the cost of the observatory is too high to complete it, a really beautiful place tho
7:02 Cazino
Kuz He Knows... hehehe !
Cazino
Chateau Miranda is destroyed Nov 2016...
The Castle in Belgium is still standing today, because 3 Dutch UA-camrs went to Explore it but there were no signs of Deconstruction
You meen Bros of decay?
Do a 10 abandoned military bases
Go with the conspiracy theory, sounds more fun lol
great graphics
Glad you enjoy the videos :D
5:30 literally the bridge from Stand by me movie
What's so strange about an abandoned castle? I live in the UK and there are hundreds of them.
love to know of any abandoned places in australia.
I would like to see most haunted cemeteries on earth 🌎
there are so cool Abandoned in
North Carolina
There are many abandoned places in Redlands California like a place called the sanke
Love all your vids.
Alaska
amazing
Great video I love watching and learning of new places check out fort ord in Monterey California it's been abandoned for years and check out New Idria in San Benito California it's an old abandoned gost town
Worth watching if only for the pronunciation of Sarajevo.
7 reminds me of that prison you find yourself in at the beginning of uncharted 4
Have you done anything on Canada. Maybe western Canada😎please. There is Frank Slide.
5:33 its SaraJAYvo not sarahivo....
So many works of art destroyed. Sad.
Great video man 😊
Can you find anything about Srbija 😊
Okay, you redeemed yourself with the observatory, eh?
Are there any cool abandoned places in north Carolina State
On number one , military secret function
I'm actually pissed when people demolishes historic 100 or 200+ years old building...
Strange pronunciation of Sarajevo. Pronounce it: SAH-RAH-YAY-VOH.
Is there any in Alabama it would be nice to explore my home state
How could a hurricane hit Hawaii? They only get typhoons
wait...they intended to build a 'cazeeno' in Baltimore?
i like how the prescence of graffiti is a reason for it being shitty
What it looks like is a Lazzer Beam to knock out sattlights
Don Edvalds it’s laser and satellites
The map shown for number 7 is way off. The castle is much farther South.