A walk through an abandoned barn in Farmingdale New Jersey. There is a whole lot of real antique wood unfortunately left to rot on this piece of property.
This is on property that belongs to the state park. It used to have a house on the property as well where a state ranger and officials used to live. The barn was used as storage over flow for Allaire.
Hey Patrick great find for a old farm house it didn't look that disheveled I always wanted to go around and find old abandoned places maybe one day I'll find a place on a whim
I haven't been down in Allaire almost ten years now, don't recall seeing these buildings, but I'll try to find them when I hike there next time I go. Are they down off Allaire Rd. and near Hospital Rd.?
I don't think this is abandoned. It seems to be a storage house for lumber that has been saved from demolitions. My dad and brothers used to do the same thing. Sometimes, just for the lumber, they would tear down old barns and houses for people then store it all. Dad even kept the nails, hinges, door knobs, ect. then he would use the old wood to build other things. This place is probably just where someone is storing theirs.
This is on property that belongs to the state park. It used to have a house on the property as well where a state ranger and officials used to live. The barn was used as storage over flow for Allaire.
pretty sad as we used to venture around the property as kids when he lived there. Lots of cool pottery casts as well. Never sure why they were there
Hey Patrick great find for a old farm house it didn't look that disheveled I always wanted to go around and find old abandoned places maybe one day I'll find a place on a whim
I haven't been down in Allaire almost ten years now, don't recall seeing these buildings, but I'll try to find them when I hike there next time I go. Are they down off Allaire Rd. and near Hospital Rd.?
This was demolished in 2016
I don't think this is abandoned. It seems to be a storage house for lumber that has been saved from demolitions. My dad and brothers used to do the same thing. Sometimes, just for the lumber, they would tear down old barns and houses for people then store it all. Dad even kept the nails, hinges, door knobs, ect. then he would use the old wood to build other things. This place is probably just where someone is storing theirs.
Very cool.
Clearly, it's being used for storage. They're going to need a LOT more trailers to hold all of that material.
have you ever encountered anyone? like any homeless people living in the buildings or property owners?
animals, even?
Where in all are state park is this
Is there a haunted house there too?