Strange places

Whether it’s a train cemetery in Bolivia or an Art Deco subway station underneath New York, these abandoned places are snapshots of history frozen in time.

Feb 7, 2020 - Las Pozas is near the village of Xilitla in San Luis Potosi. Here, English poet Edward James spent 20 years of his life creating a number of surreal sculptures and structures that were meant to store his dreams.

If you’ve visited a mostly empty mall close to closing time or a hotel that is almost completely vacant, you no doubt have been struck with a feeling of creeping unease, possibly mixed with some deja vu. You would not be alone in this feeling, and the ubiquity of smartphones these days means that internet users are documenting all the places that unsettle them.

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Some architects should be celebrated. Some should be tested for drugs. Either way, the creators of these buildings never bore us. In fact, avoiding boredom may just be what inspired them to begin with. Enjoy! (Or chuckle, whatever.) Click on any image to enlarge it, to read caption, or to begin slide show. “A doctor