abandoned

Look inside an upstate New York abandoned 'home for boys' where Mike Tyson once spent time, and a boy died under suspicious circumstances, just an hour from Utica.

There's a hike in New York that leads straight to an abandoned village and its once spectacular mansion. This magical and haunting destination is just a 3 hour drive from Utica.

To this day, an abandoned bowling alley in the Catskills is holding tight to its 20th century roots as it continues to sit empty.

These are the scenes in any city in America - as progress continues all around us, there are many places that get left behind, abandoned. Let's explore Rome with Abandoned CNY.

Urban decay. Places that time forgot. The word "abandoned" is loaded with imagery of nature reclaiming the land. We're taking another look at CharlesTown USA.

We're not in Kansas anymore. Follow the yellow brick road through the 'Land of Oz' theme park with photographer Seph Lawless. Lawless captures The Land of Oz, that was once a thriving amusement park in Beech Mountain, North Carolina in the 1970s where visitors could walk down the Yellow Brick Road, experience the tornado that hit Dorothy's house, and visit with the Scarecrow, Tinman, the Cowardly

Go inside the abandoned Dundas Castle, formerly known as Beaverkill Lodge, with Dan Laroe of Northeastern Abandoned Exploration.

The CharlesTown USA Mall in Utica has been closed since the early 90s. Dan Laroe took a tour through the abandoned building for his latest exploration.

Recently the 'Goonies' house in the Oregon seaside town of Astoria was made off-limits to visitors. That got us thinking about the most fascinating off-limits buildings in the Utica area.

The hulky Charlestown Mall complex stands abandoned along Turner Street in Utica on the city's eastern limit at the Herkimer County line. A group of urban explorers recently took a tour of the site.

A hiker came across the abandoned town of the "Wonderland Club" vacation community just outside of the logging town of Elkmont in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and filmed his exploration.

When we talk about ghosts, we are often discussing the forgotten people. Their names and identities have been erased, replaced with the translucent image of someone who was once alive.