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Abandoned, Clyde Ranch, Cow Hollow, Juab County, Ranches, utah
30 Thursday Jun 2022
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Abandoned, Clyde Ranch, Cow Hollow, Juab County, Ranches, utah
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
16 Friday Apr 2021
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This abandoned creamery along with a home and flour mill located in Osiris, Utah were built by W. E. Holt.
19 Saturday Dec 2020
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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.
15 Monday Jun 2020
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inI 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.
23 Thursday Apr 2020
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25 Tuesday Feb 2020
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Abandoned, Motels, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, urbex, utah
24 Monday Feb 2020
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inLocated 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.
23 Sunday Feb 2020
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inDiamond Lil’s was a long time steak house in Salt Lake City, from 1969 when it sat 30 people to 2016-2018?? (not sure when it closed exactly) as a 20,000 foot attraction.
It was quite an experience, basically a western museum with all the items decorating the walls.
Garth and Lil Campbell founded the restaurant with Jim Funaro.