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Come along as Rich and Rachel explore this Unexplainable Abandoned DOLLHOUSE! Be sure to leave a comment if you know what it is or what it was used for.

In this episode we spare you the boring part of the journey while we ran errands and saved the best parts for the video. First, we stopped at Pappy's Riverwalk, an adorable complex in Blairsville, Ga that has food, fun things to see, shopping, and tubing on the Nottely River. After that, we ventured off to Fern Springs State Park, a place that has been abandoned for longer than it's been in use. Built in the 1930's, this park is stunning in its beauty and a bit creepy, as well. We got separated just as the storms rolled in and both had interesting tales to tell when we reunited a bit later. Links: Pappy's Roadside Riverwalk: <a href="http://www.livinghistorysites.com/georgia/sites/140-pappys-roadside-riverwalk-shops--blairsville-ga.html">http://www.livinghistorysites.com/georgia/sites/140-pappys-roadside-riverwalk-shops--blairsville-ga.html</a>

If you thought is was cool during the day you have to see it at night.

Bomb bay beach is a weird but cool place if you have never been you should see it at least one time in your life.

In this video I take you to the geothermal field in the Salton Sea. Please like and share this video.

This area over 90 species of birds and much more life than people think.

The theme park was first opened under the name of Jazzland in 2000. In 2002 and a leasing agreement was made with Six Flags after the original owner filed for bankruptcy. Six Flags invested $20 million in upgrades, and in 2003 the park reopened as Six Flags New Orleans. In 2005 when Hurricane Katrina was on its path towards Louisiana, the park closed its gates, and due to the damage that this record breaking hurricane caused it was never able to reopen.

This was the darkest abandoned explore we have ever done it took us over an hour to find our way out.

This Massive beauty is behind the abandoned Penn Hill Resort.

The 500-acre resort was founded as a tavern but quickly expanded to become a full ski resort with a golf course, ice skating rink, wedding bell-shaped swimming pool, and guest villas that included heart-shaped whirlpool jacuzzies, round beds, and luxurious floor-to-ceiling carpeting.

This is a abandoned hotel in the Poconos Mountains.

Exploring desert shores, CA at the Salton Sea.

We are filming in the Salton Sea this week so follow us here for lots of great content. This video showcases the beauties at night from the natural sounds to the dark star filled sky's. Please share this video and give us a like.

The time I walked 800 feet above a river and visited an abandoned coal town. Although Thurmond is it’s own town, it’s very close to Fayetteville. They’re both in Fayette county and worth a visit!

I love abandoned because each place tells its own story.

Just out of Jacumba Hot Springs, California sits an interesting site out in the desert. These abandoned train cars have been sitting here for quite some time, and I imagine will be here for quite a while longer. If you're passing through this area they are definitely worth the short hike to get to.

This hospital in California has been abandoned since 1991 and has fallen into severe disrepair. Located in Los Angeles, California the Linda Vista Community Hospital was opened in 1905. In the 1970's the hospital started to see a decline in use. A change in the surrounding area effected the hospital negatively, and by the early 1990's the hospital was forced to permanently close.

Centralia, Pennsylvania was small town in a rural, coal-mining country of Pennsylvania. Since 1962 an underground coal fire has been smouldering. Centralia's inhabitants were forced to move away due to the instability of the ground here, over the years the town turned into a ghost town. Now hardly a house is left standing, only an empty grid of streets, some cracked roads and smoke emanating from the ground as evidence of the continued fires underfoot. It's an eerie place to visit, but tourists still come to see what is left of this once bustling town left in ruin. We are Brittany and Jay and we travel full time bringing to newsbreak content from all over the country. Follow us here on Newsbreak for tips on things to do and see in your local area, for your upcoming trip or just to see where we end up next.

In 2017 Knoxville College sat in disrepair, seemingly abandoned. We are glad that this was only a temporary setback. Knoxville College is a historically black liberal arts college in Knoxville, Tennessee. It was founded in 1875 by the United Presbyterian Church of North America. From the 1970s the school experienced a slow period of decline when in 2015 the school was listed at only enrolling 11 students. In May 2015 Knoxville College suspended classes until Fall 2016 term in hopes of boosting enrollment. In May 2018 the Tennessee Higher Education Commission gave its approval for Knoxville College to once again reopen its doors and offer classes. In July 2018 Knoxville College website announced resumption of enrolling students for fall 2018 semester.