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Happy Feed Store

Happy Feed Store

November 24, 2022Add comment | City/Town: •

The Beginning The Happy Feed Store, date unknown. Photo credit: Barth Grayson The Happy Feed Store had no truly known origin. Those details are a bit foggy. However, Sanborn Maps all the way back to...

Bald Knob Hotel

Bald Knob Hotel

June 14, 20147 comments | City/Town: •

Originally 1 of 3 hotels on what was once “Skid Row” of Bald Knob. “Skid Row” was a famous strip of bars, brothels, and boarding houses in the area around 1920 to about the...

Monte Ne - 👉 👉 AbandonedAR.com/monte-ne (Photos form 1970 & Today!!) As we travel through the Ozark Mountains, we come across a tall concrete structure on the edge of Beaver Lake - the remains of the once thriving resort town of Monte Ne. It's with a heavy heart that we hear that this historic site will soon be torn down, leaving us with nothing but memories and photographs of its rich past. While we are sad to see Monte Ne go, it's important to remember that its history will always be with us. Exploring this abandoned site has been a unique and fascinating experience, transporting us to a different time and place. Let's take this opportunity to remember the significance of our history and make every effort to preserve it for future generations. #MonteNe #OzarkMountains #History #Preservation #AbandonedPlaces #photooftheday AbandonedAtlas.com
East Side School in Hot Springs! https://AbandonedAR.com/east-side-school/ (👈CLICK TO SEE ALL PHOTOS AND READ ITS HISTORY!) Why is architecture so fun to look at? From the very small details in the façade, to the materials used to built it. They come is all sorts of shapes, sizes and uses. It's no secret that my favorite town to cover is Hot Springs, and this school is a great example as to why. Just from the outside, you can see that it was built with such purpose and love of the craft. How did such a beautiful place become abandoned? East Side school might be hidden away, but holds a lot of stories. https://AbandonedAR.com/east-side-school/ (👈CLICK TO SEE ALL PHOTOS AND READ ITS HISTORY!) If you wish to support our current and future work, please consider making a donation or purchasing one of our many books. Any and all donations are appreciated. Thank you! Links are below. Check out our books: https://AbandonedAtlas.com/shop/ Donate: https://AbandonedAtlas.com/support/ #abandonedarkansas👈 #abandonedar #abandonedarchitecture #abandonedplaces #abandoned #history #abandonedschool #abandonedschool #abandonedschools
Happy Feed Store (DEMOLISHED) - https://abandonedar.com/happy-feed-store/ The Happy Feed Store had no truly known origin. Those details are a bit foggy. However, Sanborn Maps all the way back to 1909 show the building in existence. (Whether 1909 was the first year for a Sanborn Map of Bald Knob or it existing before then on older maps, is unknown). CLICK BELOW TO READ FURTHER AbandonedAR.com #abandoned_junkies #abandonedworld #abandonedstore #abandonedarkansas #abandonedar
The abandoned Halley's zoo in Arkansas! Now renovated today #abandonedarchitecture #abandonedafterdark #abandonedzoo #abandonedarkansas #forgottenarchitecture
Coolest ABANDONED places in Arkansas PART 2! #abandoned #abandonedarkansas #abandonedarchitecture #forgotten #forgottenarchitecture #abandonedar #abandonedafterdark
McBride General Store - https://abandonedar.com/mcbride-general-store/ (👈CLICK TO SEE FULL ARTICLE AND PHOTO GALLERY, FOR FREE!) The town of Havana was founded in 1903. It currently has a population of 357 people; an abandoned store in the middle of town is what made me stop and notice Havana. The store in question was the McBride store, opened in the 1920s by Wayne McBride after deciding the banking profession was not for him. The store was a family-oriented business from the beginning, and the town heavily depended on the store. During the depression years, the store stayed open, operating on credit. Open 12-14 hours a day, and one of the few stores in Havana, people were dependent on the store. With its family-like atmosphere, the store was packed with customers, passersby, and the town’s gossip. If you wish to support our current and future work, please consider making a donation or purchasing one of our many books. Any and all donations are appreciated. Thank you! Links are below. Check out our books: https://AbandonedAtlas.com/shop/ Donate: https://AbandonedAtlas.com/support/ #abandoned_junkies #abandonedworld #abandonedhouse #abandonedarkansas #abandonedar #abandonedarchitecture #abandoned #abandonedplaces #AbandonedStore #abandonedstore #abandonedstores
Savage Theater Opening on May 20, 1947, the Savage Theater was once the lifeline of Booneville, Arkansas. Through the decades, it has been passed down through several owners until the curtains closed in September 2011. The theater was originally owned by E.W. Savage and could seat 520 people and (offered viewers) one screen. Savage sold the building in 1968 to Frank and Elise Patterson. #abandonedarkansas #abandonedar #abandonedarchitecture #history #abandonedplaces #abandoned #abandonedtheater #abandonedtheaters
Taber-Patterson House Click me to see more photos and read more! https://AbandonedAR.com/taber-patterson-house/ Built circa 1885, the Taber-Patterson house at 1624 Louisiana is classified as “eclectic” style: a mix of Eastlake and Craftsman. It has undergone multiple changes, from being divided into three large apartments, then converted back to one large home. Currently, the Quapaw Quarter Association is assisting the caretaker with preventing further deterioration by placing multiple tarps on the roof after a large hole has caused significant water damage. It will be for sale, as there is significant interest in rehabilitating this beautiful piece of Downtown Little Rock’s history, once legal issues are wrapped up following the last owner’s passing. https://AbandonedAR.com #abandonedarkansas #abandonedar #abandonedarchitecture #abandonedplaces #abandoned #history #abandonedhouse #abandonedworld #abandonedplaces #abandoned_junkies

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