Into the Hills
Descending into the hills of Kentucky, which is my home territory, is something of a ritual. Or a fix. It’s similar to a drug that you need frequent doses of to really admire. The forested hills, the rural, dated landscape, [...]
Paramount Theatre Set For Demolition
The historic Paramount Theatre in downtown Youngstown, Ohio is set to be demolished in May in a project that will take four months to complete.
Gamble House Is No More
The historic Gamble House in Cincinnati was demolished yesterday.
Ashland
This Ashland Gasoline Station is located along KY 15 in Jackson, Kentucky and is in danger of being demolished.
Historic Glencoe-Auburn Being Demolished (Update 3)
The historic Glencoe-Auburn Place and Hotel in the Mount Auburn neighborhood of Cincinnati, Ohio is being demolished after spending years in redevelopment limbo.
Suspicious Fire at Glen Rogers High School
A suspicious fire was reported on February 11 at the former Glen Rogers High School in Glen Rogers, West Virginia. Completed in 1951, it was closed in 1992 when enrollment dropped under 200 students. The extent of the damage has [...]
Abandoned at Scene Ultra Lounge
Tonight marks the opening of the latest Abandoned gallery at Scene Ultra Lounge in downtown Cincinnati, Ohio. Featuring six abandonment photographs from the City News Building in Mansfield, Ohio, Indiana Army Ammunition Plant (Power Plant Building 401-1), the Lonaconing Silk Mill in [...]
The Foundry to be Razed
The Foundry at South Strabane, a retail development near Washington, Pennsylvania, will be demolished. The first tenant to locate at The Foundry was JCPenny’s in February 2007, after it relocated from the languishing Washington Mall. Other tenants included Ross Dress for [...]
The Diary of Industrial Giants
The opportunity to photograph an significant industrial site in danger of being demolished is quite infrequent, as most sites are inaccessible for reasons of security, reluctant owners or property managers, or liability. But collected into a corner at Lisbon and Evins streets in Cleveland, Ohio, at the junction of the Cleveland & Pittsburg Railroad and the New York, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad (Nickel Plate), was a sundry of businesses that made an impact on Cleveland's history, growth and influence.
The Van Dorn Iron Works Company
The Van Dorn Iron Company was located along 79th Street in Cleveland, Ohio and is in a state of demolition.
Neel, Ohio
Deep within the hills in Neel, Ohio lies an abandoned country market and the remains of a covered span that was washed away in 1997.
CH&D Tunnels in Southern Ohio
The Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad (CH&D) Wellston Division was initially constructed as part of the Dayton and Southeastern (D&SE), who had proposed a line southeast of Dayton, Ohio to Wellston in 1878 to connect to the developing southeastern Ohio coal [...]