Sleepy Hollow Saw Mill ~ Berkshire, New York
Berkshire, New York is a sleepy little town about halfway between the two megatropolis cities of Ithaca and Owego, New York. Upstate New York is full of small towns just like Berkshire. Once bustling
Smouldering Embers : Abandoned Allegany County Home
“The artist alone sees spirits. But after he has told of their appearing to him, everybody sees them.” – Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
The Beginning of The End @ The Lonaconing Silk Mill
Early in 2011 I was contacted by a central Pennsylvania graphic artist about touring and photographing an old mill in Maryland. This was no normal mill though, this was the last completely in-tact
I Was Arrested, Once…Eastern State Penitentiary
I have spent my entire life attending school, and that school is the school some people refer to as “hard knocks”. I am not claiming to be some tough guy from the wrong side of the
Going West 2012 ~ Special Edition : Eldorado Canyon Mine
Who in their right mind drives their car 2427 miles, from New York to Nevada to take pictures of a junkyard in 110°F heat? That would be, me. And who also believes that there is an island somewhere that
Jackson Sanatorium ~ Dansville, NY
When I was doing research online for Jackson Sanatorium, everyone was calling it a sanitarium, which is, in case you are unaware is a home/hospital for the mentally ill. I later found out that the true designation for
Grossinger’s Abandoned Resort (The Final Visit)
A Decaying Mecca Part III of III
On my third visit to Grossinger’s I would visit areas that I had previously skipped over. There would be the usual trip to the indoor pool of course but this time we would explore a few of the
Catskill Grossinger’s Abandoned Resort (The Revisit)
A Decaying Mecca Part II of III
It had been some time since my last visit to Grossinger’s in the Catskill region and this time I was on a mission to get some shots that I had missed during the previous adventure. This time it would be in the
Grossinger Abandoned Resort ~ A Decaying Mecca
Part I of III
Right around the turn of the century Asher Selig Grossinger, after failing at several businesses, moved from his New York City home to a larger home in Ferndale, New York with
