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Concrete floor in ruins in derelict building

Convict ruins overlook the sleepy seaside town of Stanley, Tasmania.

Gorée Island, Dakar, Senegal: French WWII bunker near Buccaneers Quay, last used in 1940 by Vichy France against an attempted allied landing, the Battle of Dakar.

Aerial view of Fort Pickens Gulf Breeze Florida photograph taken August 2011

World War II Gun Battery 223 on beach at Cape May Point State Park, Cape May, New Jersey, USA

The ruins of the barracks for the detention of prisoners at Toratau Mount.

Monument to the 58th Northamptonshire Regiment for the Battle of Majuba Hill near Volksrust, South Africa. Vintage photo etching circa 19th century.

inner foundation ruins of the courtyard of Fort Jefferson on Dry Tortugas National Park. High quality photo

$The former BHP mill under Line of Lode Miners Memorial. Broken Hill is a town prominent in Australia's mining and was listed on the National Heritage List in 2015 and remains Australia's longest running mining town. It has been referred to as \$

Destroyed by the tsunami Dhanushkodi village near the town of Rameshwaram, Tamil Nadu, India

Vieux Grand Port, Grand Port District, Mauritius, Mascarene Islands: ruins of Fort Frederik Henrik - The uninhabited island was discovered in 1507 by the Portuguese who established a visiting base. The first permanent settlement would only arrive more than a century later, in 1638, built by the sailors of another adventurous European nation, the Netherlands, who named it after Frederik Henrik, Prince of Orange, naming the island itself after Maurice, Prince of Orange. Parts of the fort were later built over by the French.

Old buildings on the island of flowers, montevideo, uruguay

Historical ruined stone houses, historical place located in charles kinsale, Sailing training on the sea is given, people trying to learn to sail, Sailing Race, Too many sailboats at the sea, Sailing school, Shot of sailboats

Abandoned infrastructure on the shores of Lake Baikal

Historic Ruins of the Rhyolite Ghost Town located near Death Valley National Park.

Originally built by Henry VIII, Hurst Castle defended the Solent into the twentieth century. Keyhaven, Hampshire, England, United Kingdom.

Ruined astronomical observatory, Gimsøy on Gimsoysand island in Lofoten archipelago in winter.

Image of Old military fort in park with view of Maine ocean and pier to view lighthouse

Ruins of the Western Fort on the Baltic Sea coast of the Vistula Spit. The Fort was built in 1869-1871, as part of the complex of fortifications of the Pillau fortress city (now known as Baltiysk).

Pyrgos Kallistis on Santorini in South Aegean Islands, Greece. The ancient Venetian castle was reduced to rubble by the earthquake in 1956. and today the rubble forms part of the village. There is no entry free to walk along the rubble,. It is completely free for the public to enter, and no payment is required.

Wonderful view of Frioul islands, France

Aiwo district, Nauru: World War II Japanese bunker / concrete pill box in karst formations near Command Ridge - Imperial Japanese troops occupied Nauru on 25 August 1942. Nipponic troops controlled the island until 13 September 1945, when Captain Hisayaki Soeda surrendered the island to the Australian forces.

Abandoned houses in the Baltic Sea. Shore, nature and military ruins facilities architecture concept. Harilaid, small island in Estonia, Europe.

$During the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939) an outbreak of leprosy on the island of Tenerife began to raise alarm; by 1940 a total of 197 cases had been reported. Early medicine lacked a familiarity with the infectious disease, and this was reflected in crude methods of therapy and treatment of the afflicted.\n\nAt the time it was believed quarantined isolation in an arid, temperate climate was the most appropriate solution to dealing with the malady. Tenerife’s first leprosy station was on the north side of the island. The second would be located in Arico, near “Los Abriguitos” and present-day Abades.\n\nThe location was also conveniently out of the way of the public’s eye. Spanish ruler Francisco Franco’s Falange military would oversee the southern leper colony project, which was given the green light in 1942.\n\nSpanish architect Jose Enrique Marrero Regalado (pictured above right), was well-versed in neo-canario monumental design, and tasked to pen the sanatorium structures. He is also credited with the Basilica in Candelaria, the Cabildo and the Mercado de Nuestra Señora de África in Santa Cruz, and the Siboney Building in Santander, Spain.\n\nThe “Sanatorio de Abona” consisted of forty buildings, including a crematorium, dormitories, a hospital, and the impressive church. Patients were to be separated for the healthy and sick by gender. The sanatorium itself contained a dining hall, exam rooms, temporary residential quarters, and a recreation area.$

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