Tucked along the Sucarnoochee River in Porterville, Mississippi, the Porterville General Store stands as a weathered monument to a bygone era.
Perched along the railroad tracks in Porterville, Mississippi, this early 1900s house stands as a silent witness to Kemper County’s past.
I made a second trip.
Nestled in the quiet of Porterville, Mississippi, the Porterville School stands as a weathered relic of Kemper County’s past, its aged stones whispering of long-gone school days.
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Tucked away in the wilds of Louisiana lies Pirate’s Cove, an abandoned water park frozen in time—a dream that never even took its first breath.
Built in 1928, the Hotel Sabine rose as a 10-story testament to the city’s oil-fueled prosperity of the late 1920s.
Stumbling upon Castleberry, Alabama's baseball park was like finding a modern ghost town.
Documenting the abandoned & forgotten before it's gone.