Jun 27, 2018
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• THIS house. Built in 1803 by one of George Washingtons generals (General Ford I believe?) the man who owns the property gave us soooo much history and information, even gave us directions to the builders grave! One of the best examples of early American history, just sitting in a field rotting away beautifully. I can't wait to come back (when it's warm) and hike up the hill to find his grave. We were so blessed to find it, and find a owner who was happy with us taking pictures and walking around. • Highway 68 in Mount Orab, Ohio •
• this was written HUGE so I somehow managed to capture this; with a panorama shot and a great flashlight. Honestly the quotes/art here are above and beyond the normal vandalism • abandoned subway, Cincinnati, Ohio •
• 'Mockbee' still partially in use surprisingly • Over The Rhine, Cincinnati •
• the general atmosphere of this gem blows me away. The trees, the tumbling walls, the vines. I could spend a lifetime running my hands along these walls • ironworks pike, ky •
• from a distance •
• this building, located on the Newton Pike campus of BCTC was originally the 'bathhouse' for an insane asylum, also on that property. According to a psychology teacher at BCTC, the asylum was finally shut down due to the the "freak shows"; Which involved mentally insane and unstable patients 'dancing' in cages. I haven't researched this officially yet so if I'm wrong I'm sorry. Also wasn't able to get pictures of the old asylum this trip. Next time though • Fayette County, Ky •
• Old Sadieville Elementary School, Scott county , Ky. Built in 1920 it was home to 150-200+ students until 1990, when Toyota came to the area. With the influx of workers' children the old building could no longer accommodate them all, and they transferred to Northern Elementary in September of '90. Now the beautiful building remains peacefully content; full of the relics of the years. •