Every abandoned place tells a story
Agdam is a town in Azerbaijan and part of the disputed region of Nagorno-Karabakh. During the war of 1993, the town was captured by Armenian forces and the residents forced to flee, leaving it as a ghost town.
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Abbey Mills Pumping Station was a sewage plant on Abbey Lane in East London, elaborately designed but abandoned for many years.
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Arsenal Metro Station closed during World War II and has remained abandoned ever since.
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The railway in the breakaway republic of Abkhazia was abandoned following the war between Russia and Georgia
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The former R&H Hall buildings on Waterford’s North Quays were an eyesore for the city for many years however they were recently demolished
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Aldwych Tube Station opened in 1907 as a branch of the Piccadilly line, however low numbers meant the station was never really cost effective and it was closed in 1994.
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Firs Park Stadium was once the home of Scottish football team East Sterlingshire FC however it was abandoned in 2008 when the club moved to a new home.
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Nicosia International Airport was abandoned following the Turkish invasion of Cyprus in 1974 and has been largely left as it was back then.
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The Olympic bobsleigh and luge track in Sarajevo, Bosnia Herzegovina was left in ruins following the Yugoslav wars. It remains abandoned to this day.
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