Abandoned Building

8 photos · 2008–2018

8 photographs tagged Abandoned Building, 2008–2018.

Weathered red wood with protruding nails is attached to a brick wall on an abandoned building. — A weathered wood board with exposed nails is attached to a brick wall on an abandoned building. Long screws and nails protrude from the board near the masonry, where cracked red paint, worn wood grain, and mortar joints show deterioration.

The Minneapolis Bureau of Mines building, part of the Department of the Interior, was a federal facility for mining research. Located in Minneapolis, Minnesota, it was closed in 1996. — The Minneapolis Bureau of Mines building, part of the Department of the Interior, was a federal facility dedicated to research and development in mining and mineral resources. Established to advance the understanding and utilization of the nation's mineral wealth, the Bureau played a significant role in geological surveys, safety research, and resource management. This building, located in Minneapolis, Minnesota, served as a hub for these critical scientific and governmental functions. Its demolition signifies the changing landscape of federal research facilities and the eventual closure of the Bureau of Mines itself in 1996.

The United States Department of the Interior, Bureau of Mines building in Minneapolis — The United States Department of the Interior, Bureau of Mines building in Minneapolis/ Established in 1910, the Bureau of Mines was tasked with promoting the conservation and efficient utilization of the nation's mineral and fuel resources. It has since been demolished.

Boarded-up brick building at Fort Snelling, Minnesota, a historic military installation near Minneapolis. — This brick building, located at Fort Snelling near Minneapolis, Minnesota, has boarded-up windows and doors, indicating disuse. Fort Snelling is a historic military installation that served as a key strategic post for the U.S. Army in the Upper Midwest. The fort's history dates back to its establishment in 1819, and it played a significant role in westward expansion and military operations throughout the 19th and 20th centuries. The architectural style of the building suggests it may have been constructed during the fort's active military period, likely serving administrative or residential purposes for personnel.

Abandoned brick building at Fort Snelling, Minnesota, showing signs of disrepair and neglect. — This brick building, located at Fort Snelling near Minneapolis, Minnesota, is in a state of disrepair. The structure appears to be a former residential or administrative building, likely part of the historic military post. Its crumbling facade and damaged roof indicate significant abandonment and neglect. Fort Snelling has a long history, established in the 1820s, and has served various military functions throughout different eras of American history.

Abandoned barracks at Fort Snelling, Minneapolis, Minnesota, a historic military installation constructed in the early 20th century. — These abandoned barracks at Fort Snelling, Minnesota, represent a portion of the historic military installation. Constructed in the early 20th century, these buildings served as housing for soldiers. Fort Snelling has a long history dating back to 1819, playing a significant role in the region's military and economic development. The barracks, like much of the fort's infrastructure, have fallen into disuse and disrepair, standing as silent reminders of past military presence.

West Publishing Building in St. Paul, Minnesota, before demolition in 2015. — The West Publishing Building in St. Paul, Minnesota, was scheduled for demolition in 2015. Built for West Publishing, the legal publisher founded in St. Paul in 1872, the complex occupied a prominent downtown site for decades.

Abandoned bank room with chandelier and fireplace in downtown Minneapolis. — An abandoned downtown bank room features a chandelier and an ornate fireplace. The interior retains wood-paneled walls, curtained windows, and decorative trim from the building’s former office space.

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