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1/ Here's a quick introduction: nice to meet you! I'm Matthew Christopher, creator of the Abandoned America website, book series, podcast, and ice cream flavor (sold poorly, discontinued). I photograph abandoned spaces and write about their stories - I'm interested in actual #history, not ghost stories. Here are my links if you're interested in more of my work:

Website: https://www.abandonedamerica.us/

Podcast: https://anchor.fm/abandonedamerica

Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/AbandonedAmerica

Shop: https://dismantlingthedream.com/

Abandoned America • A podcast on Spotify for Podcasters

Find out why it's all falling apart on the new Abandoned America podcast! Join host Matthew Christopher, author and photographer of the Abandoned America book series and website, and explore what incredible stories ruins have to tell, what mysteries …
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Der Zentrum
Great topic, reminds me of http://infiltration.org

Infiltration

The zine about going places you're not supposed to go, like tunnels, abandoned buildings, rooftops, hotel pools and more.
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Abandoned America
I did a podcast on that! https://creators.spotify.com/pod/show/abandonedamerica/episodes/The-History-of-Urban-Exploration-Ninjalicious-and-Infiltration-org-e1qor7n

The History of Urban Exploration: Ninjalicious and Infiltration.org by Abandoned America

"Urban Exploration" is a term used by many to describe trespassing, primarily in abandoned places, and over the last 20 years it has developed into its own counterculture and art genre. Today we'll talk about Jeff Chapman, also known as Ninjalicious.
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Beggar Midas
Oh, hey. I'm familiar with your work. Used to go hard for this sort of stuff myself back in the 1990's. But most folks thought I was just weird so never bothered photodocumenting it. Digital cameras didn't exist yet, too. So lugging around all the film & developing it would have been a problem. Saw a bunch of wild stuff in eastern Europe, Russia, and 'the 'stans' after the soviet collapse i'd kinda wished i'd better documented now.
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