Connecticut
Explore the haunting remains of Suburban Park in Farmington, Connecticut — once a thriving 1890s amusement park built for trolley travelers, now a peaceful nature preserve with traces of its past hidden in the woods.
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The remains of an 18th-century farmhouse are hidden in the woods of Middleton, Connecticut. Today, they are known as the Spiderweed Preserve Ruins.
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Built in the 1920s as a wildlife refuge and Depression-era project, the abandoned Shade Swamp Sanctuary still hides cages, stone dens, and fences deep in the woods of Farmington, Connecticut.
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Along the rocky coastline of Waterford, Connecticut, stands the abandoned Seaside Sanatorium medical complex.
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The Rocky Hill Stone Company stands as one of the state’s most visually stunning and historically rich abandoned industrial sites.
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Located along the Connecticut River in Rocky Hill, Connecticut, stands the abandoned Rocky Hill Foundry.
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In the wooded trails of A.W. Stanley Park in New Britain, Connecticut, the Old Stanley Mansion ruins stand as a forgotten monument.
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Deep within Nassahegon State Forest in Burlington, Connecticut, the quiet woods conceal the forgotten remains of Camp Nepaug.
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The abandoned Adams Mill Dams in Manchester, Connecticut, offer a fascinating glimpse into the region’s industrial past.
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Hidden behind shopping centers and wetlands in North Haven, Connecticut, the Cedar Hill Rail Yard is one of New England’s most fascinating and expansive abandoned industrial sites.