Your best "old Structure" pic

I really hope thats no being left to rot away , Far to nice of a place to have that happen.

Old Pickens Church/Courthouse

keyhole by a.hoglen, on Flickr

Newry Mill

newry8 by a.hoglen, on Flickr


newry3 by a.hoglen, on Flickr

old bridge in south west norway

Hi Guys....

I wanted to share this video I just shot and edited while out in North Dakota. I will have a million pics to follow. Enjoy this old structure via my visual montage!

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Very cool. I see my desk there at the end.

Last year I was in France and we saw this:

and this:

Both of these houses were probably over 200 years old.
This house is also over 200 years old (the bottom half) but it was closer to the main road.

Flint Hills, Kansas

Duncan Tavern..1788 Paris Ky

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Onstage at the abandoned Polaris amphitheater in Columbus Oh.

Echo Canyon in Dinosaur National Monument . Bank Owned Repo for a good price

Marsh Rainbow Arch Bridge. Cambria, MN

I cant decide to say that video was amazing, fantastic, terrific, so I will say it was all three. Great job.

Hampden Bridge was designed by Ernest Macartney de Burgh, the colony's Assistant Engineer for Bridges, to replace the decaying timber truss bridge which originally spanned the Kangaroo River. Construction began in 1895 and the bridge was opened on the 19 May 1898, just six days before floods washed the old bridge away.

Thanks! I appreciate it.

Bennington, VT. The KTM is good a sniffing these places out.

WOW! Cool place, any info behind it?

http://www.newenglandtravelplanner.com/photo_gallery/new_england/photopages/023.html

I dug around a bit and came up with these:
http://www.benningtonmuseum.org/walloomsac-inn.html

http://preservationinpink.wordpress.com/2011/01/21/the-walloomsac-inn/

Pendleton County, WV.