Abandoned buildings vacant since 1974 Fort Hancock Sandy Hook NJ
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2024
- These buildings are storm damaged and date from the turn of the century .This area was under surveillance video but a walk around the place reveals a ghostly look .Abandoned since 1974
Good work love the old abandoned and the stories they have to tell.
I would love to see old photos of the place . It should never have been forgotten for so long .
I like the stone foundation with the yellow brick walls. Looks like they still check up on the place judging by the 2010’s BEST lock on the door. I really like the institutional construction style there.
The lock may be from 2012 when the area was badly damaged by hurricane forces .There are about 20 of those buildings all with same design . I believe they are from 1890`s
Super cool video NorthJersey! I love looking in old buildings like these. Most of them don't look too bad, considering. One question, though -- WHEN CAN I MOVE IN?? LOL.
These buildings are extremely dangerous to enter and are too far gone but some here and there are still intact . There are plans to turn many of the buildings into apartments , condos , restaurants hotels etc as it is right on the beach .It will take some time . The roofs are maintained and some places still have items left behind since 74 .
Cool video. I go there all the time and look at these abandoned buildings. Some of those buildings are in use. The Coast Guard has a base there. There are other buildings there that are used by a college..
It is a big place . It cant be seen in one afternoon . I may go back again .
I don’t understand why they have not turned theses into housing, we did that here in Vermont they are beautiful and serve a purpose. So sad! Be safe!
There are plans to convert them into housing and stores..
Because of the location. This is a wealthy area and homeowners don't want *_those people,_* meaning renters, living in the neighborhood & decreasing their property value. NIMBY's 😷👍 #truestory
Hii mate loved the checkered floor inside reminded me of a chess board. What an awesome old piece of architecture this was places seem to be abandoned for years over there this would of made a nice project..
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Yes I liked that floor as well .There are too many buildings and houses to check out in one afternoon . It is only a 60 minute ride so I might return again .
I lived in Highlands until last year. Now am in Ocean County. If you come down this way let me know!
Me and my kids used to drive thru Sandy Hook all the time. Its gorgeous.
First time for me not going there for the beach . I did go the beach for about an hour to wash off the webs and dust from exploring dozens of ruins .
That's very cool. I went into a time capsule house! I recently bought a dresser from a guy here in Little Egg Harbor where I am now. When I went to look at it he told me he bought the house as is. It was amazing! Things from 60s. I wanted everything. Lol. Very very cool.
the buildings behind that all looked the same looks like barracks and the house type ones in front were probably for captains or high rank officers. the styles of the buildings id have to say are probably WW2 era. nice vid :) hugs and love :D
The buildings at Fort Hancock range from mid 1800`s thru ww2 . For the most part they all have major damage
Yeah!!!!!!!!
Wow all them are abandoned? Why..? Thats so crazy..
All 100 or so buildings mainly from 1800`s . It used to be Fort Hancock Military base .It is located in Sandy Hook NJ .It was battered by a Hurricane a few years back that destroyed many of the houses .
@@AbandonedNorthJersey oh thats so sad
Make townhouses out of them.
I heard they are for sale for that purpose
Such a waste of tax dollars
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