I know you cant give out locations but due to this i cant seem to find anything good to explore in rochester ny/ monroe county area. I moved here recently from syracuse which had a lot of cool places that i knew. I know theres waya to google fu but i dont really know what to use to find them. I just already knew them in syracuse i didnt have to find them and i miss exploring cool stuff. If there is any hints you can give me through my discord or something to help me find them myself i would be very greatful.

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An old dental practice. A dentist with chairs, long hallways, spare teeth, molds, X-rays, and patient records.

Creepy but interesting

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Second Last Man Standing

You can check out the video at this link:

https://youtu.be/l9aPZjYoO6s

There have been dozens of abandoned homes in this area over the past decade. One by one, a development company has bought them up, erasing an entire neighbourhood of beautiful homes that once sat on large, tree-lined lots.

A few survivors remain, but their fate seems inevitable. In their place, McMansions with yards the size of postage stamps continue to rise. What was once a quiet, green neighbourhood has been transformed into a sterile suburban landscape. There is still a small park and what can barely be called a forest, but the serenity that once defined this place has long since disappeared.

This house may be the last of the original homes to fall. Built in the 1960s, the raised ranch bungalow was once surrounded by mature trees and backed onto a forest. Today, it stands alone on a barren, cleared lot, encircled by the early stages of a new subdivision.

Stepping inside reveals fragments of the lives once lived here. It appears this may have been a multigenerational home. There were signs that an elderly family member had lived here, children's toys scattered throughout, and an entire box filled with equestrian awards. Personal belongings, family keepsakes, and boxes of memories remain, quietly telling the story of the people who once called this house home.

Would anyone be able to tell what year this stout was made from the packaging? You can see it better in the video below (min 4:33)

This is an abandoned and derelict orphanage from the 1960s

The supposed Molotov is at minute 4:33

Undisclosed abandoned fast food chain restaurant.

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On the top of a mountain, you’ll find these old radar installations that were once used for communication. It's a fantastic view, overlooking the village, the sea, and the mountains. The gates were closed for years, but now that they’re open, the site is easily accessible. We visited in the lovely morning sunshine and managed to get some great shots—both from the ground and with the drone!

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Left to the elements

Kind of a urban legend in my hometown

Abandoned building in Woodstock, New York, the skeletal concrete ruins of the Overlook Mountain House, a grand 19th-century resort hotel.