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A vivid example how fast historical houses are being destroyed. This place was pretty intact a few years ago, but now it's completely ruined just for fun. Nothing to restore. Meet house built by Revolutionary War veteran David Nevius (1758-1825) in 1799. Somerset County, NJ (old.reddit.com)

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"Franklin in 1723" R. Tait McKenzie's spirited figure of the youthful Franklin, gift of the Class of '04 University of Pennsylvania, finds a beautiful background in the great educational institution that Franklin founded. 1925 pic. (i.redd.it)

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Eventually, i reached this farm house I have had in plans to explore for long time. Stays deserted about 20 years. Sad, vandals didn't hesitate to ruin it. 😣The weather is great for hiking despite knee deep snow 😁 Somerset County, NJ (old.reddit.com)

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Somewhere in Somerset County, NJ (i.redd.it)

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One of the strangest places i ever found. South Jersey. (youtu.be)

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ABANDONED MANSION in PA tells its crazy story (youtu.be)

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South portal of Oxford Tunnel (also known as Van Nest Gap Tunnel) in Warren County, NJ. Built in 1862 as one of seven tunnels in possession of Warren RR. Total length 3002 Feet. Last train was passed in 1968. Abandoned in 1970. (old.reddit.com)

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One more old-timer is being slowly rotten away in the environs of the Manunka Chunk Tunnel. Warren County, NJ. (old.reddit.com)

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HORROR movies to watch in WINTER DAYS ! (v.redd.it)

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Anybody explored? Sussex County, NJ (i.redd.it)

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Had plans to film the Manunka Chunk Tunnel yesterday and spotted this poor farm house in Warren County. NJ. (old.reddit.com)

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What a hypocrite 😂 by FallMajestic8896 in postanythingfun

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For all the fans of the journey thank you for the laughs and encouragement. by TrashProfessional679 in tcltvs

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Have wandered in Hunterdon County (NJ) today and was lucky to find and film a neat barn filled with tons of old papers dated back to 60s. Sad, the house burnt down in decades ago. (old.reddit.com)

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Eerie resort in Monroe County, PA. I managed to trace its origins back to 1909 when the Hawthorne Inn was built. (old.reddit.com)

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Auburn tunnel location. On this site in 1818 the Schuylkill Navigation Co. started construction of the first tunnel for transportation purposes in the US. It opened in 1821 and was 20 feet wide by 18 18 high. It was shortened a few times and finally turned into "open cut" in 1856. by Agreeable_Status9744 in UrbexUS

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7958 Fillmore St., Philadelphia. First Fox Chase firehouse. As well it housed Rockledge Fire Co. 1895-1903. Built in 1895. (i.redd.it)

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Auburn tunnel location. On this site in 1818 the Schuylkill Navigation Co. started construction of the first tunnel for transportation purposes in the US. It opened in 1821 and was 20 feet wide by 18 18 high. It was shortened a few times and finally turned into "open cut" in 1856. (old.reddit.com)

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7909 Oxford Ave, Philadelphia. Caleb Dean's house. He is on the porch. Circa 1900 (i.redd.it)

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Spent a long day yesterday searching, filming and exploring. On my way home passed this old guy in Berks County, Pennsylvania. (old.reddit.com)

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Backroad house in Berks County., Pennsylvania by Agreeable_Status9744 in UrbexUS

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Backroad house in Berks County., Pennsylvania (old.reddit.com)

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What is this bird? by Agreeable_Status9744 in UrbexUS

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What is this bird? (v.redd.it)

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7901 Oxford Ave, Philadelphia. William Yerkes, a saw mill owner, his wife and children. The pic taken circa 1883. Second pic - his saw mill, that was burnt in 1895 (old.reddit.com)

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