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The brand-new tenth series of Abandoned Engineering scours the globe for more intriguing locations, including a remote fortification declared a sovereign nation, an iconic prison that saw a radical break-in, a party-palace ruined by global forces, and an entire neighbourhood frozen in a still active no-man's land.
The Dew Drop Inn is a music mecca in New Orleans that dared to take on the authorities and paid the price; Belgica Fort is an epic ruin built to defend the most unlikely of treasures; and the legacy of West-81, a military exercise that terrified the West.
The Whig Party HQ is a decrepit Liberian landmark with American origins; Doel is a desolate town in Belgium that stands in the shadow of its destroyer; Chacaltaya Ski Resort in Bolivia is a high-altitude retreat, once a world-class sporting resort, now drained of its lifeblood by a global threat; and Warner & Swasey is a pioneering scientific structure in Cleveland rendered obsolete by light pollution.
This episode explores a grand structure in Hull, once the heartbeat of the community, reduced to rubble by Hitler's planes while those inside were laughing at him on the silver screen; Casa Albero in Italy, USS Hornet in California and the Sofia tunnels.
This episodes visits Serbia, Fort Pike in Louisiana and a mountainside refuge in Georgia, revealed to the world by an act of God.
In the disputed region of Abkhazia lies the wreckage of a vast site that promised heroic sporting victory over western rivals; a dense forest near the Czech capital of Prague hides an eerie castle rumoured to possess supernatural powers; in Liberia, West Africa, the ruin of a luxury hotel taken by a cruel warlord, then transformed into safe haven; and in north-central Arizona, a settlement's scattered remains reveal an ancient community given life by a deadly force.
A once lavish theatre in Ohio that saw the house brought down; an ancient city with a poisonous secret, only recently revealed; a war-torn shell given new purpose by a blockbuster series; and traces of a mass deception hidden across an Italian island.
An industrial ruin in the Florida everglades that once competed in the greatest race humankind has ever witnessed; a community in Indonesia shattered by a terrifying and deadly unseen force; the graffiti covered walls of an Ibizan legend hint at a fun-loving past; and a Bulgarian school that concealed an ambitious and covert plan for revenge.
Agdam is a city in Azerbaijan raised to the ground in a conflict decided by a new weapon of war. Plus, a Kansas City Workhouse that appears to have been built for the aristocracy; two seemingly deserted towns in Sicily that are hard to decipher; and an extensive complex in Estonia that helped spawn a revolution.
An Appalachian dream that conjured the spirit of the old west, left to rot on a North Carolina mountainside; in the ex-Soviet republic of Georgia are the remains of an ingenious sky-high solution to a ground-based problem, Chiatura, once known as the Venice of the air; Guernsey Hospital was a vast complex built when a slice of Britain lived under the Nazi yoke; and Houtouwan , a Chinese island of simple means, caught up in a brutal revolution that ushered in a tragic period of mass incarceration and murder.
In the Scottish capital of Edinburgh, hidden from view, a series of vaults tell a murky story of opportunity, crime and destitution; at Fort Schwatka Unalaska are the remains of an Alaskan battleground, where a foreign invader set foot on American soil for the first time since 1812; The Old Herring Factory is a remote Icelandic facility that played a major role in transforming the nation's economy; and in the calm waters of Croatia's Adriatic Sea, Fort Punta is a vast fortress charts the rise and fall of a European empire.
The Tunnels of Gibraltar were a Second World War espionage base, hidden in the Rock of Gibraltar, which lay undiscovered for decades; at Atlas-1 Test Site, are the remains of an ingenious US Airforce project that continues to keep us safe; at Roghudi Vecchio is an ancient culture threatened when an Italian town is deserted; and at Naissaar, a highly classified Soviet munitions factory camouflaged in the forests of Estonia.
This episode explores Oradour-sur-Glane is a French town drenched in infamy, the victim of a notorious raid; Alcatraz, a facility famed for breakouts, subjected to a daring break-in; and Sealand, a micronation off the English coast, stormed by a band of mercenaries.
Fascinating documentary series that looks at some of the greatest engineering projects around the world that have now been abandoned.
Standing on the brink of collapse, some soon to be lost forever, these ruined sites have suffered through devastating natural disasters, years of violent wars, and events far more surprising. Within these decaying structures are the echoes of history – they speak of death and destruction, but also human ingenuity and endeavour; each haunted shell now ready to be
This documentary series takes a closer look at dilapidated and abandoned exploring structures around the world - forgotten fragments of incredible engineering feats, sprawling ghost towns, puzzling industrial complexes, and sinister remains from bloody conflicts.
Each haunted shell tells its own unique story as to how and why it was built and what factors then came in to play that saw it neglected.
The brand-new tenth series of Abandoned Engineering scours the globe for more intriguing locations, including a remote fortification declared a sovereign nation, an iconic prison that saw a radical break-in, a party-palace ruined by global forces, and an entire neighbourhood frozen in a still active no-man's land.
Returning exclusively on Yesterday, the brilliant series the uncovers the history of strange and seemingly out-of-place buildings and structures. What were these once impressive constructions? Who built them and why? And why were they abandoned?
The hit documentary series that explores some of the world's most mysterious abandoned structures returns for an all-new second series.
Once these structures were among the most advanced engineering projects ever undertaken, but now they lie ruined, disused, and sometimes deadly. Each episode of this fascinating and fast-paced series uncovers the stories behind their rise and fall and asks 'who built them? And why? And why were they abandoned?'
