When I was about 5 or 6, a major from the Salvation Army took my sister and I into the mountains for a camping trip. While we were up there, we explored the surrounding forest, and uncovered abandoned cabins, and more recent trailers that were rotting. I will never forget the site or the smells. God, that was decades ago.
I love seeing abandoned places, it's like you get to see the personality of a place unspoilt by human busyness & rushing around. You get to feel the place itself. The music reminded me of when I used to have the time to play the piano. I had good teachers who gave me the skills & knowledge to go on to teach myself to play pieces including Moonlight Sonata. I wish I had time for that now! I miss it so much!
i'm from lancaster county and i love all these abandoned towns. its pretty neat that pa and nj have all this wonderful forgotten history. you can go hiking deep in the woods and all of a sudden come across a small 18th c. cemetary and a remaining foundation of a church. its fascinating it makes you think of the people who settled here before us
I was fortunate to have been able to salvage architectural door pediments from a mansion that was demolished in Lafayette Hill, PA many years ago. The architect was Horace Trumbauer, and he designed the house in this video called Lynnewood Hall. The house where my pieces came from was called Briar Hill and was built for the Elkins family. My house is very similar to the Elkins home and pediments are a perfect fit. I'm sure that Mr. Trumbauer and the Elkins family would be pleased.
As others have pointed out, this whole video isn't on Centralia... it's actually several places in Pennsylvania that are abandoned. Centralia is almost entirely deserted, although there are still a few people living there. The police don't actually patrol the area to keep visitors out, but they keep their eyes open for teenagers who want to get drunk and graffiti the abandoned stretch of highway. I've been there three times and spent several hours wandering around. Nobody ever said anything.
With all of the overcrowding of major cities going on, it seems unlikely that we cannot find a way to "restart the engines of commerce" in places like this and get people back to working and building new lives in old towns.
me too, never knew the name for it!? thanks...I have some of Ben Franklins, and alot of others who signed the Dec of independence if you ever find yourself in Philadelphia you should chk out that cemetery..
Ha! Love this. You visited alot of places I've gone to throughout my life. I actually live near Alvira and have spent countless hours inside the bunkers and in the cemeteries. And yes, to one of the other comments, the cemeteries are kept up by the locals who still have family members buried there. Many of the graves go back to Civil War era and beyond. In the spring you can still see flowers and bulbs that used to surround foundations of old houses that were torn down by the military.
Fricks lock is awesome. I can walk there from my house and do quite often with friends. Also near by the pottstown hospital. just behind it is an old building. Apperentlly it was a bomb shelter and has a huge undeground section. When i tried to explore it i opened a door and set off an alarm. Which means something there is good.
Note to future cinematographers: If you're worried you might get caught and prosecuted for trespassing, it's probably a good idea to NOT record the sign that says 'No Trespassing' in the beginning of your video. lol
I went to Fricks Lock about 3 years ago. I thought it was pretty neat, the main road is "paved" with crushed sea shells. It's so close, you can hear the Limerick power plant hum! I have some pretty good pictures too.
I left a dying Shamokin 1952 and I miss it, cold dust, copperheads, killer fossil fuel, artery clogging perogies, snow blizzards. How's it been the last 60 years?
LearnEnglishESL some new things. For the most part it is still largely abandoned in shamokin. Some decaying houses scattered about. Property is very very cheap. It has been looking a little better lately. New businesses have been opening on independence and market streets and beautiful wall paintings seem to be everywhere now. Definitely not even close to as it was back then not even the slightest. But improving little by little. They also just rebuilt the railroad running through town. It was abandoned for a while but they re opened it for use.
3:57 look close at the top of the dome there is a little dot of light that darts around and out of sight; that is a manifestation of energy a.k.a. ghost known to be found in abandoned homes. you are lucky to have gotten this on tape!
Just imagine buying Lynnewood Hall and restoring her to her former glory and then build a model train set in there and have a model train run thru each room and thru the walls in there, a master kitchen with all the latest appliances, a theatre in there, a big 2000 sq ft master bedroom with a jacuuzi in there and a shower with 10 heads in it and lots of closets in there. gotta have the secret doors and passageways in there too.
that big mansion in elkins park is like a miniature white house. It is just really really big and dark on the inside. Nothing much too see. Just bring a flashlight if you want to peek through the windows. The floors are still their except this one section that was burned down by a fire. Otherwise this building is very stable and very empty. Worth around 12mil lol. Mansion won't collapse for another 300 years or so. It was made using real materials. I get scared every time I look at it.
before watching this, i swear it looks like a mini white house till i see pa, my state. so i look for minute and swear i see 3 mile island in background. but im glad it not just me saying white house as i have secret service coming for me. maybe it went thru the bermuda triangle or philadelphia experiment lol
No, they're showing a small abandoned "neighborhood" called Frick's Lock in Limerick, PA. The cooling towers you see are from Limerick Nuclear Power Station.
Wow that's is super creepy. What's the music? I recognize it but can't remember from what. 4.41 in looks like blood on the floor. How long till it burns out underneath the ground?
Thanks for the reply. I appreciate your more than decent opinion and response and apologize if I tweeked you the wrong way . Like most Sonatas this one has three parts and we usually only get to hear this slow section. May I humbly suggest that you listen to the entire piece before passing final judgement. Judging this masterpiece by one movement is like judging a good roast beef after only tasting the gravy . Best Regards !!
It's amazing how many abandoned buildings there are in the US. Here in Australia, you only have to turn your back and the developers are busting each other's heads in, in a race to demolish a building to throw up some high density apartments.
No, 3-Mile Island is near Harrisburg Pa. The tower is part of the Limerick Plant near Pottstown Pa. This Village was abandoned when the Plant was built.
Since there's only music accompanying this video, I wish the OP had captioned the places shown. Also, I think the video would benefit with a slower version of "Moonlight Sonata" along with captions. That would make the whole video more eerie and poignant. OTOH, I wonder if the producers of "Supernatural" know about Lynnewood Hall? They need someplace new to film in.
Ive been to Centralia. Theres 1 house near the cemetery. Lots of driveways but no houses. The ground is warm to the touch. They shut off part of a highway because it split so bad. They are still mining coal close by.
This music is so beautiful! It made me want to watch the whole video so I could hear this song. The perfect music for these incidents of doom! I need to learn this song on my guitar! The best music I have heard in a couple of days. Just awesome! Thank you!
Maybe it was time to tear down these old shanties they out lived their day. Not worth refurbishing. We can recycle the brick not the mortar.there are some jobs for you. Lots of money in reclaimed used brick. Goes to show you civilizations come and go.
this place wasn't abandoned. all the residential property was bought over by the power plant and the residents were forced to move. reason being is that the town was too close to the plant itself and that over time the radiation for living that close could cause major heath issues.
It's actually spelled Lynnewood Hall and was originally the home of the Widener family. It is not abandoned, just being held hostage by a Korean minister who keeps upping the price tag whenever anyone asks about buying the building/property from him!
People that graffiti "legally" are not defacing someone else's property. If these graffiti taggers want to spray paint their own property, then that's fine. But when they start tagging public property and other people's property, then it's an issue.
Lynwood Hall is on the market for appx. $16 million. Needs about $50 million in renovations. According to the "experts" if the damage is not halted, in about 5-10 years it will be unrestoreable. It was built by the very rich Widener family. The patriarch lost his son and grandson (and the son's valet) on the Titanic. His wife (and her maid) survived. Old Man Widener died in 1915. It is presently owned by the Korean Church but even they don't have the money to rehab the place. And another bites the dust.
+IbelongtoNYC It makes me so sad that the owners will not do the right thing. How the hell did they come to own it anyway? I really hope they can save it.
I so agree.The U.S is younger to begin with but all too often historic buildings are torn down for the sake of "improvement" If the U.S had castles there still wouldnt be castle ruins like in Europe because they would be deemed "eyesores" and torn down. Very sad
Underground mine fire in Centrailia, PA that was set when some genius decided to burn trash in a sink hole and ignited the coal underground ablaze. It started around 1962 and still burns today.
Love this video Lynnewood is beautiful it would be nice if they restored it, almost forgot Byberry but it's gone now anyway i loved sneaking in there with friends when we were little, I wonder what's there now.
I worked at these places back in the early 90s.We cleaned them up,and painted them.Peco was going to rent them out,but then changed their minds.Only 1 way in to Fricks Locks,so maybe thats why,shame it was a nice village.
The movie is about the abandoned town called Centralia Pennsylvania.. which has a fire burning beneath it do to coal mining town. The coal caught on fire and will not stop until it burns out. It was a good size town!
I agree with you on this. In my explorations I do on my channel, all in all i prefer no graffiti at all b/c it makes my pictures show the structures in it natural state but its the ones who are drawing boobs, giant long johns, stupid bad words, etc that ruin my pictures and filming.
how do you get into lynwood hall? help would be great... idc about breaking the law so any tips would be great:) im from new york, i am an urban explorer, im from buffalo but i do not care about the laws of abandoned building they should be open to the public, any help would be great:) thanks!
In 1996, seminary graduate and board member Dr. Richard Yoon and a group of investors known as First Korean Church of New York, Inc. acquired Lynnewood Hall at a sheriff’s sale, having foreclosed on Yoon’s note to McIntire. Since then, the mile-long iron fence that circles the estate has kept the curious wondering about the condition of the mansion. (Source: terrain.org/2012/columns/ ungilded-the-lost-splendor-of-lynnewood-hall/)
@Outtatheway1 Wow, does this has anything to do with fracking? If so, what was the government offering the owners to run for their lives? Since then, has the companies continued with their experiment or not?
@VegasLady41 - Centraila has the worlds largest underground coal mine fire. They have tried for years to put it out. It has been burning for 15+ years. After a section has burned it usually collapses. I think the original town got a huge check from the mine and government.
After hearing this piece of music a few times because of the replies I got I have to admit that there is something special about it. But the overall feeling is still sadness to a depressing level. And the way you are amazed that this feel depressing to me, I am amazed that it's not to you.
When I lived in Europe I noted that they rebuild and refurbish buildings. Americans almost never do that. We tear down to the ground and completely rebuild. Almost never reusing even a 10 year old brick building. The land of bland has strip malls but it takes a complete outcry to save a national battle field like Gettysburg or a place like Walden Pone from developers. Strip Mall anyone?
One of the best and most favored musical scores ever........I was almost moved to tears, very well done, this video is very cool.
When I was about 5 or 6, a major from the Salvation Army took my sister and I into the mountains for a camping trip. While we were up there, we explored the surrounding forest, and uncovered abandoned cabins, and more recent trailers that were rotting. I will never forget the site or the smells. God, that was decades ago.
I love seeing abandoned places, it's like you get to see the personality of a place unspoilt by human busyness & rushing around. You get to feel the place itself.
The music reminded me of when I used to have the time to play the piano. I had good teachers who gave me the skills & knowledge to go on to teach myself to play pieces including Moonlight Sonata. I wish I had time for that now! I miss it so much!
i'm from lancaster county and i love all these abandoned towns. its pretty neat that pa and nj have all this wonderful forgotten history. you can go hiking deep in the woods and all of a sudden come across a small 18th c. cemetary and a remaining foundation of a church. its fascinating it makes you think of the people who settled here before us
I was fortunate to have been able to salvage architectural door pediments from a mansion that was demolished in Lafayette Hill, PA many years ago. The architect was Horace Trumbauer, and he designed the house in this video called Lynnewood Hall. The house where my pieces came from was called Briar Hill and was built for the Elkins family. My house is very similar to the Elkins home and pediments are a perfect fit. I'm sure that Mr. Trumbauer and the Elkins family would be pleased.
Live right next to a nuclear plant, sure, ok that sounds peachy. "MOM!! The dog is glowing again!!!"
I'm 5 miles from Limerick Exelon. Always say one day the cats and I may be glowing!
+PSGhost I'd be a little more concerned with the fire burning under Centralia.
that's ok dear, the dog will match up with the cat now!!!
PSGhost lol
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As others have pointed out, this whole video isn't on Centralia... it's actually several places in Pennsylvania that are abandoned.
Centralia is almost entirely deserted, although there are still a few people living there. The police don't actually patrol the area to keep visitors out, but they keep their eyes open for teenagers who want to get drunk and graffiti the abandoned stretch of highway. I've been there three times and spent several hours wandering around. Nobody ever said anything.
OMG ! ... Worst Camera Work EVER !!!! gave me a migraine just watching the first 60 seconds...
It is 480p the lowest but bearable quality. You may need glasses.
With all of the overcrowding of major cities going on, it seems unlikely that we cannot find a way to "restart the engines of commerce" in places like this and get people back to working and building new lives in old towns.
The music is annoyingly too fast. The Moonlight Sonata is not supposed to be played like a bouncy waltz. It's supposed to be slow, sad and somber.
I agree with that
I totally concur -- softly, slowly and with mystery and feeling. This sounds like a player piano version.
It's the way TH-cam did it. It's part of the New Editing options.
It is now, it wasn't 6 years ago when this was posted. If I could watch at 0.75 speed it would be perfect.
adamgh0....the tempo is too fast, and I agree, it's annoying....
That ancient cemetery you show at the end of your video was beautiful. I am a taphophile! I love old headstones. History!
lol
me too, never knew the name for it!? thanks...I have some of Ben Franklins, and alot of others who signed the Dec of independence if you ever find yourself in Philadelphia you should chk out that cemetery..
Ha! Love this. You visited alot of places I've gone to throughout my life. I actually live near Alvira and have spent countless hours inside the bunkers and in the cemeteries. And yes, to one of the other comments, the cemeteries are kept up by the locals who still have family members buried there. Many of the graves go back to Civil War era and beyond. In the spring you can still see flowers and bulbs that used to surround foundations of old houses that were torn down by the military.
Fricks lock is awesome. I can walk there from my house and do quite often with friends. Also near by the pottstown hospital. just behind it is an old building. Apperentlly it was a bomb shelter and has a huge undeground section. When i tried to explore it i opened a door and set off an alarm. Which means something there is good.
Note to future cinematographers: If you're worried you might get caught and prosecuted for trespassing, it's probably a good idea to NOT record the sign that says 'No Trespassing' in the beginning of your video. lol
Wow, Moonlight Sonata... the song I learned when I was learning to play the piano.
wow! so many abandoned places! I feel so drawn to Pennsylvania. I wish I knew why?
Whats the name of this peice of music sounds great! Great vid thanks for sharing
Nice footage. I think the music is perfect.
what a fitting piece of music for this video. Moonlight is dark and moody. perfect for abandoned properties.
I went to Fricks Lock about 3 years ago. I thought it was pretty neat, the main road is "paved" with crushed sea shells. It's so close, you can hear the Limerick power plant hum! I have some pretty good pictures too.
I left a dying Shamokin 1952 and I miss it, cold dust, copperheads, killer fossil fuel, artery clogging perogies, snow blizzards. How's it been the last 60 years?
LearnEnglishESL some new things. For the most part it is still largely abandoned in shamokin. Some decaying houses scattered about. Property is very very cheap. It has been looking a little better lately. New businesses have been opening on independence and market streets and beautiful wall paintings seem to be everywhere now. Definitely not even close to as it was back then not even the slightest. But improving little by little. They also just rebuilt the railroad running through town. It was abandoned for a while but they re opened it for use.
3:57 look close at the top of the dome there is a little dot of light that darts around and out of sight; that is a manifestation of energy a.k.a. ghost known to be found in abandoned homes. you are lucky to have gotten this on tape!
Thanks for the music at least. I enjoyed it very much.
The cooling tower in the back just adds to the spookyness.
@Outtatheway1 What is this piano piece? I think I've heard this a time or two before
Whats the big plant after the distillery? And where is it located?
Just imagine buying Lynnewood Hall and restoring her to her former glory and then build a model train set in there and have a model train run thru each room and thru the walls in there, a master kitchen with all the latest appliances, a theatre in there, a big 2000 sq ft master bedroom with a jacuuzi in there and a shower with 10 heads in it and lots of closets in there. gotta have the secret doors and passageways in there too.
I live in Philadelphia and have tried to visit Frickslocks. What's a good address to use to get in close proximity to this location?
that big mansion in elkins park is like a miniature white house. It is just really really big and dark on the inside. Nothing much too see. Just bring a flashlight if you want to peek through the windows. The floors are still their except this one section that was burned down by a fire. Otherwise this building is very stable and very empty. Worth around 12mil lol. Mansion won't collapse for another 300 years or so. It was made using real materials. I get scared every time I look at it.
before watching this, i swear it looks like a mini white house till i see pa, my state. so i look for minute and swear i see 3 mile island in background. but im glad it not just me saying white house as i have secret service coming for me. maybe it went thru the bermuda triangle or philadelphia experiment lol
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InactiveAir what was the mansion for?
No, they're showing a small abandoned "neighborhood" called Frick's Lock in Limerick, PA. The cooling towers you see are from Limerick Nuclear Power Station.
Are those cooling towers in the background from 3 mile island close to Harrisburg, PA?
god I love living in this creepy ass state
+lmCIoudz Good on ya sport ya have good one cobber in yer creepy ass state gee wish i was there.
Same lol
Same
Same here
+Dan I left in 1952 and I miss it, cold dust, killer fossil fuel, artery perogies, snow blizzards, how has it been the last 60 years?
where I live, near Weldon spring, MO, we have an ordinance works like alvira's from ww2 as well. we have the EXACT same bunkers. great video!
I never outgrew my childhood love of exploring deserted houses!
Wow that's is super creepy. What's the music? I recognize it but can't remember from what. 4.41 in looks like blood on the floor. How long till it burns out underneath the ground?
Please tell me what the musical piece is? Thank you
Hey those last couple of shots, in the dome room. What might that have been for?
Thanks for the reply. I appreciate your more than decent opinion and response and apologize if I tweeked you the wrong way . Like most Sonatas this one has three parts and we usually only get to hear this slow section. May I humbly suggest that you listen to the entire piece before passing final judgement. Judging this masterpiece by one movement is like judging a good roast beef after only tasting the gravy . Best Regards !!
It's amazing how many abandoned buildings there are in the US. Here in Australia, you only have to turn your back and the developers are busting each other's heads in, in a race to demolish a building to throw up some high density apartments.
@ivegotalongdong It's not T.M.I. it's the Limerick power plant the abandoned town nearby is Fricks Lock.
No, 3-Mile Island is near Harrisburg Pa. The tower is part of the Limerick Plant near Pottstown Pa. This Village was abandoned when the Plant was built.
The freaking coal mines are on fire...they will burn until the whole seam is consumed. No one in his right mind would live anywhere around here
Since there's only music accompanying this video, I wish the OP had captioned the places shown. Also, I think the video would benefit with a slower version of "Moonlight Sonata" along with captions. That would make the whole video more eerie and poignant.
OTOH, I wonder if the producers of "Supernatural" know about Lynnewood Hall? They need someplace new to film in.
Wheres that Lynnewood Hall located?
Also is that the same building as the scene right before, that says "920 Theological" ?
Ive been to Centralia. Theres 1 house near the cemetery. Lots of driveways but no houses. The ground is warm to the touch. They shut off part of a highway because it split so bad. They are still mining coal close by.
Love the cooling tower in the background. LOL
Is this that town somewhere in Pennsylvania that had to shut down and leave because of some coal mine that caught on fire and couldn't be put out?
good vid, would be nice if these sort of places where revamped so people could liv ein these abandoned places
Why is the hall abandoned?
This music is so beautiful! It made me want to watch the whole video so I could hear this song. The perfect music for these incidents of doom! I need to learn this song on my guitar! The best music I have heard in a couple of days. Just awesome! Thank you!
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@eightysboy1431 It's Lynnewood Hall, in the suburbs of Phila.
Music is annoying
graffitiers are like little kids that runs around with a crayon, drawing on streets.
got any clue what the door led to at 4:33? bunker maybe?
Maybe it was time to tear down these old shanties they out lived their day. Not worth refurbishing. We can recycle the brick not the mortar.there are some jobs for you. Lots of money in reclaimed used brick. Goes to show you civilizations come and go.
i go to school at iup, and all i could find was the foundation of a house in the woods by hoss's, have you found anywhere at all??
whats the first song played? thanx
Dude, Graffiti artists are incredibly talented artists lol. I've seen some "graffiti" art in Detroit that is beautiful and truly mindblowing.
this place wasn't abandoned. all the residential property was bought over by the power plant and the residents were forced to move. reason being is that the town was too close to the plant itself and that over time the radiation for living that close could cause major heath issues.
It's actually spelled Lynnewood Hall and was originally the home of the Widener family. It is not abandoned, just being held hostage by a Korean minister who keeps upping the price tag whenever anyone asks about buying the building/property from him!
Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata. One of my favorites.
How much for that Michter's Distillery sign ?
An old aunt used to play this music on her piano in her big creepy house. Used to scare the shit out of me!
People that graffiti "legally" are not defacing someone else's property. If these graffiti taggers want to spray paint their own property, then that's fine. But when they start tagging public property and other people's property, then it's an issue.
Lynnewood hall 2:10 reminds me of a post apocalypse White House ...
Lynwood Hall is on the market for appx. $16 million. Needs about $50 million in renovations. According to the "experts" if the damage is not halted, in about 5-10 years it will be unrestoreable. It was built by the very rich Widener family. The patriarch lost his son and grandson (and the son's valet) on the Titanic. His wife (and her maid) survived. Old Man Widener died in 1915. It is presently owned by the Korean Church but even they don't have the money to rehab the place. And another bites the dust.
+IbelongtoNYC It makes me so sad that the owners will not do the right thing. How the hell did they come to own it anyway? I really hope they can save it.
Thanks @jess harvey! I'll try to check it out next week sometime
What Is the name of the song. I can never remember.
I so agree.The U.S is younger to begin with but all too often historic buildings are torn down for the sake of "improvement" If the U.S had castles there still wouldnt be castle ruins like in Europe because they would be deemed "eyesores" and torn down. Very sad
why was the ground smoking?
Underground mine fire in Centrailia, PA that was set when some genius decided to burn trash in a sink hole and ignited the coal underground ablaze. It started around 1962 and still burns today.
thatmuse76
Yup and I hear that its going to be burning for several hundred years too.
coal mine fire and has been burning for years. as long as it keeps getting oxygen it will burn.
jim Bee
Why don't they seal these things? You could use some sort of foam...
No oxygen, no burning. Such a waste of good fuel.
I wonder how big that cavity is and how many acres its burned underground already.
Love this video Lynnewood is beautiful it would be nice if they restored it, almost forgot Byberry but it's gone now anyway i loved sneaking in there with friends when we were little, I wonder what's there now.
I worked at these places back in the early 90s.We cleaned them up,and painted them.Peco was going to rent them out,but then changed their minds.Only 1 way in to Fricks Locks,so maybe thats why,shame it was a nice village.
The movie is about the abandoned town called Centralia Pennsylvania.. which has a fire burning beneath it do to coal mining town. The coal caught on fire and will not stop until it burns out. It was a good size town!
I agree with you on this. In my explorations I do on my channel, all in all i prefer no graffiti at all b/c it makes my pictures show the structures in it natural state but its the ones who are drawing boobs, giant long johns, stupid bad words, etc that ruin my pictures and filming.
how do you get into lynwood hall? help would be great... idc about breaking the law so any tips would be great:) im from new york, i am an urban explorer, im from buffalo but i do not care about the laws of abandoned building they should be open to the public, any help would be great:) thanks!
Anyone know the name of the abandoned asylum on Old Turnpike rd in Millmont pa?
Hi Joe, the building is privately owned and occupied by a caretaker and other employees. It is mistitled as abandoned.
There are abandoned bunkers just like these here on the east side of Houston near Channelview.
Yep that's correct! Though according to google maps, Centralia looks like it's just becoming overgrown now, now what it used to be ala silent hill :(
In 1996, seminary graduate and board member Dr. Richard Yoon and a group of investors known as First Korean Church of New York, Inc. acquired Lynnewood Hall at a sheriff’s sale, having foreclosed on Yoon’s note to McIntire. Since then, the mile-long iron fence that circles the estate has kept the curious wondering about the condition of the mansion. (Source: terrain.org/2012/columns/
ungilded-the-lost-splendor-of-lynnewood-hall/)
The song is Moonlight Sonata 1st Movement by Beethoven
@Outtatheway1 Wow, does this has anything to do with fracking? If so, what was the government offering the owners to run for their lives? Since then, has the companies continued with their experiment or not?
I like this. good job.
2:16 looks like the white house
Lol
I think Bam Margera should buy that Lynnewood Hall and turn it into a huge paintball facility.
What is the name of the music, please?
@VegasLady41 - Centraila has the worlds largest underground coal mine fire. They have tried for years to put it out. It has been burning for 15+ years. After a section has burned it usually collapses. I think the original town got a huge check from the mine and government.
it's not depressing, it's actually one of beethoven's greatest pieces, the "moonlight sonata"
When you make a video, you should tell us what they are and where they're at. Where is that white mansion?
2:07.....why would they let a beautiful place like that rot away? :'(
what is the building at 2:20?
After hearing this piece of music a few times because of the replies I got I have to admit that there is something special about it.
But the overall feeling is still sadness to a depressing level.
And the way you are amazed that this feel depressing to me, I am amazed that it's not to you.
Beautiful music can be depressing :) music brings out emotions in people. This brings out sadness and sorrow.
When I lived in Europe I noted that they rebuild and refurbish buildings. Americans almost never do that. We tear down to the ground and completely rebuild. Almost never reusing even a 10 year old brick building. The land of bland has strip malls but it takes a complete outcry to save a national battle field like Gettysburg or a place like Walden Pone from developers. Strip Mall anyone?
what is the name of the song???
agreed. isn't Lynnwood hall owned now by some Asian church?, or some church of some sort. nearly impossible to get them to let you in.
anyone else dizzy as fuck from watching this?
This town was abandoned due to a massive underground mine fire that can't be put out... it has to burn out....
looking for cheap rent are these available?
well the place in 1:14 cant be revamped i live 15 mins from it there is a underground mine fire thats been burning for over 50 years