Creepiest thing I ever saw underground? This mannequin that someone dragged into a mine in Scotland.2yr ⋅ abandonedscotland ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
Inside a mine in central Pennsylvania. The seating options were very nice.2mo ⋅ ChrisThompsonTLDR ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
The basement of an abandoned power plant in Philadelphia [OC]1yr ⋅ GloriousEngineer ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
A long forgotten leather Miner‘s cap that hasn‘t moved in 160+ years5mo ⋅ MassaEwas ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
Inclined Utility Shaft Service ladder. 380 metres deep. 1mo ⋅ Low_Inspector6558 ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
Exploring a Cave in Northeast Alabama. This place was amazing.1yr ⋅ NectarineDue8903 ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
We found two ore cars from the late 1800's! They both still rolled!2yr ⋅ ChewyUbleck ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
We found and partially repaired a Legendary German 88 from WW2, abandoned by Yugoslav forces in nearly working order. Check out the video to see our mission thru abandoned bunker tunnels & sea-side Roman Ruins on the way to reach it (video link in comments & profile)1yr ⋅ PumpkinAutomatic5068 ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
We found a potato sack full of unused dynamite. Spicy potatoes.1yr ⋅ ChewyUbleck ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
Sinkhole opened in Cornish backyard, leading 300ft down into a medieval mineshaft4yr ⋅ Courgettophone ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
We explored a Massive Abandoned Sea Fort at the southern tip of Croatia. (Video in Comments)1yr ⋅ PumpkinAutomatic5068 ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
We were able to roll this ore car below an ore chute for this picturesque scene.1yr ⋅ ChewyUbleck ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
A welcome sight after walking 6 miles up a mountain in 25c weather. It was blasting out cool air.4yr ⋅ alex17595 ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
Crazy Spiral Staircase inside Huge Abandoned WW2 Bunker (vid in comments)1yr ⋅ PumpkinAutomatic5068 ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
Pogue's Run, creek that runs for several miles under downtown Indianapolis4yr ⋅ andy-heltzel ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
Sneaking through a cable shaft to get inside an abandoned power plant1yr ⋅ BWT_Urbex ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
The Abandoned Flooded Mines of Derbyshire , info in comment1yr ⋅ Underground_1973 ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
Another photo from the weekend, showing the large stopes and a now flooded drop down to a lower level.1yr ⋅ alex17595 ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
Abandoned WW2 Boat Tunnel I swam thru (vid in comments & profile)2yr ⋅ PumpkinAutomatic5068 ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
Explored the Yugoslavian version of NORAD, 60 meters below the surface (info in comment)1yr ⋅ DrBaab ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
Are all photoluminescent strips in WW2 bunkers really radioactive?! (pls let me know before I touch them again)1yr ⋅ BWT_Urbex ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
I explored a large tunnel/ bunker system Under a Graveyard alone. Was a pretty good time (video in comments)1yr ⋅ PumpkinAutomatic5068 ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
We had an underground walk without LED lights for once and brought our carbide lamps instead1yr ⋅ Tychke ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
Zeljava Air Base is a massive underground hangar & command facility with over 3km of huge tunnels/ barracks/ command centers/ & even elevators to the top of the mountain it is under. Today it is destroyed and abandoned (Video in Comments) - photo cred: Croatia Infiltration1yr ⋅ PumpkinAutomatic5068 ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
This past summer I swam thru an Abandoned WW2 Boat Tunnel (video in comments)1yr ⋅ PumpkinAutomatic5068 ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
Surface turrets of an abandoned 1935 military fort near Poznan, with a 3D cross-section of its full underground structure. Aside from its tumultuous war history, it was also the hiding place of serial killer Jozef Pluta, who made the bunker his lair during the 1979 manhunt for him.1yr ⋅ WillManhunter ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
Entrance to abandoned leprosorium, from the old Empire of Brazil4yr ⋅ Dr-Borracho ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
Iron mine gallery filled up with steel beams to stabilize the gallery below (OC)2yr ⋅ xBrndnn ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
A decayed Union Carbide can full of more than 70 sticks of old dynamite 🧨4yr ⋅ artistonduty ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
Entrance to a lead mine, probably from the 1700s. There are thousands of small scale mines like this in the area.4yr ⋅ alex17595 ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
I took my trumpet into a semi abandoned mine the other day to try out the acoustics2yr ⋅ Friedrich_August ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
I heard ya'll like underground bridges, so here is one I crossed recently.3yr ⋅ panmines ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
The entrance to a small mine in West Virginia that I found just off the Cheat River2yr ⋅ loki_racer ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
An old flooded winze from the 1860‘s filled with crystal clear water4yr ⋅ MassaEwas ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
I was doing a Urbex in a coal mine in switzerland with some friend and we discovered this3yr ⋅ suisseman ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
I revisited this mine after 6 years. It was worth the brutal hike to see this awesome underground compressor.1yr ⋅ ChewyUbleck ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
Main entrance to the Hacklebernie Coal mine, Carbon County, PA4yr ⋅ nickisaboss ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
Small Coal stall, imagine working somewhere like this 200 years ago with just a safety lamp for light.1yr ⋅ alex17595 ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
Last explore of the year. Visited an underground folly/ grotto. Had to climb down a tiny hole to access them! More info in comments [OC]2yr ⋅ TheGhostTrail ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
I couldn’t believe my eyes when we found this loaded flat car 900ft down an inclined shaft.4yr ⋅ ChewyUbleck ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
The Megatron Victorian culvert , under the City of Sheffield.. [OP] info in comment..2yr ⋅ Underground_1973 ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
Manunka Chunk Tunnels, NJ. ~1000' long with a slight bend. Mud was up to our knees by the middle. Lots of collapse, cant see the light at the end due to the turn.2yr ⋅ nickisaboss ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
Found a mule-driven hoist underground. The only one I've ever seen intact!3yr ⋅ ChewyUbleck ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
Calcite covering the walls and rails that were left behind in this underground limestone quarry4yr ⋅ Tychke ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
Old Crane ready to lift a stone block , Just as it was left on its last day many decades ago..more info in comment ..[OP]2yr ⋅ Underground_1973 ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
Generator inside mostly un-touched Nuclear VIP Bunker (first vid of it on youtube in comments & profile)2yr ⋅ PumpkinAutomatic5068 ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
A bridge would have once spanned this chamber to allow cart access deeper into the mine.3yr ⋅ alex17595 ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
Exploring an Abandoned Coal Mine ..more info in comment [OP]2yr ⋅ Underground_1973 ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
This manway was constructed in the 1910's and descends to this mine's first level (100 Level).3yr ⋅ ChewyUbleck ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
Stairs down to flooded machinery deep inside a mine (with video)4yr ⋅ sub_lunar ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
unknown object near old castle, i was always wondering where does it lead, its pretty scary only looking into the cave hallway1yr ⋅ bigganalls07 ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
Arched tunnel, a common sight in the Lead mines of Northern England3yr ⋅ alex17595 ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
Different types of lagging placed 79 years apart. Last production on this mine was 1982. Yavapai County, AZ.3yr ⋅ I_hate_bunnies ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
This 200 year old fortress in Bermuda was mostly demolished to make room for a hotel. Then the hotel was demolished. Miles of tunnels still remain.4yr ⋅ C0RVUS99 ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
This has to be both my most and least favorite bit of carbide graffiti3yr ⋅ Youesseh ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
A map of abandoned mine I have visited since 2017, the current count is 102.3yr ⋅ alex17595 ⋅ r/TheForgottenDepths
