Abandoned Placesのインスタグラム(itsabandoned) - 7月22日 01時31分

Built between 1897-1900, this is the remains of the abandoned Lynnewood Hall Mansion. Lynnewood Hall is a 110 room Neoclassical style mansion. It was built for industrialist Peter A. B. Widener who passed away in the mansion at the age of 80. It was to then be passed down to his son and grandson, but they unfortunately passed away in 1912 on the famous Titanic ship. It fell to despair getting passed around over the next hundred years. It was used for training military dogs during World War 2, and It would soon after be sold to a religious group who decided to sell off all the interior detailing, and furnishing. During its prime, the mansion had a large art gallery, a ballroom large enough to hold 1,000 guests, an indoor and outdoor swimming pool, wine cellars, a farm, and an electrical power plant. Today you’ll find the mansion slowly falling apart with renovations estimated to cost over $50 million dollars. Photography by @alexplore23

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_catherine2.0 Not abandoned. The current owner just doesn’t maintain it as well as he should. He runs a church out of that chapel. It’s currently listed. Don’t even try to get in the property. Guard dogs.

_simplicityinallthings_ Wow what an impressive building, such a shame to see it come to this, all the workmanship architecture and history decaying... ?

i_stepp96 I watched a video of some guys exploring this place. It's beautiful and a real shame that it's going to waste ?

itsekka They can’t let it fall apart ? It’s history, it’s so amazing!! I wish I had millions to buy it...

christinasalway Put me in, coach! I could make it livable and lovable for a fraction of that price tag! ✨

getridoftheball Religious group buys it tax free. And proceeds to ruin/ profit from it. Go figure.

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