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Tag Archives: Abandoned

Orr’s Ranch

10 Sunday Sep 2023

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Abandoned, Corrals, Ranches, Tooele County, utah

Orr’s Ranch was a stop along the Lincoln Highway.

Clyde Ranch

30 Thursday Jun 2022

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Abandoned, Clyde Ranch, Cow Hollow, Juab County, Ranches, utah

Clyde Ranch, at Cow Hollow in Juab County, Utah

Ron’s Chevrolet

18 Tuesday May 2021

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Abandoned, Beaver, Beaver County, Ghost Signs, Neon Signs, utah

Ron’s is a cool looking old garage and dealer with painted ghost signs like I love to find and a cool neon sign like I like to find.

1095 N Main Street, Beaver, Utah

Osiris Creamery

16 Friday Apr 2021

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Abandoned, Creameries, Garfield County, Osiris, utah

This abandoned creamery along with a home and flour mill located in Osiris, Utah were built by W. E. Holt.

Abandoned Home in Mt Pleasant

19 Saturday Dec 2020

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Abandoned, Fairview, Mt Pleasant, Sanpete County, utah

Just outside Mount Pleasant, Utah is this home that is sinking and falling apart. I stopped by to document it before it is someday gone.

Nu-Crisp Popcorn Co.

15 Monday Jun 2020

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Abandoned, Neon Signs, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Sugar House, utah, Vintage Signs

I love the old vintage signs, even better when they’re neon signs. I love to look into the story they tell.

Located at 960 E 2100 S in Salt Lake City, Nu-Crisp Popcorn Co. was established in 1933 and started this location in 1946. The best I can tell it closed in 1994 so I’m surprised it is still sitting here undisturbed in 2020.

They sold 33 flavors of popcorn and a lot of taffy and candy.

Manti Pea Canning Factory

23 Thursday Apr 2020

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Abandoned, Factories, Manti, Sanpete County, utah

Manti Pea Canning Factory

This factory was built in 1924 for canning peas and during World War II it was used to sew parachutes for the military. It closed down in 1960 and had a fire in 2016 but still stands for now.

710 North 500 West in Manti, Utah

Summit Sunshine Truck Stop

06 Monday Apr 2020

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Abandoned, Iron County, Summit, utah

This truck stop has been shut down and abandoned for a while, it’s always looked pretty cool to me when I drive by so I stopped to get some pictures and document it to be able to look back on.

Overniter Motel

25 Tuesday Feb 2020

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Abandoned, Motels, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, urbex, utah

The Overniter Motel in Salt Lake City has been closed down for a while, I stopped by to document it before it fades away.

140 N Cornell

24 Monday Feb 2020

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Abandoned, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, utah

Located at 140 N Cornell St in Salt Lake City, I was documenting the closed down Diamond Lil’s and the closed down Overniter Motel and between the two I saw this abandoned home and decided to save some photos of it to be able to look back at what used to be here later.

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