Abandoned Maine

Now you wanna see it, right? Well since we don't want you to go snooping around and trespass, here's a really great short video to take us on a tour.

Posted on Facebook this week by Steve Yenko of Mainly Maine Photography, watch this cool video trip deep into the northern woods to see the Ghost Trains.

An article from Cosmopolitan lists the Kennebec Arsenal in Augusta as one of the most haunted places in the US.

We could brave a rough ride on dirt roads in the Allagash to finally reach these forgotten relics or if we're not up for the trek, let's just watch.

The team at Maine Urbex found an old abandoned Church somewhere in a "very small town in central Maine with less than 1,000 people" recently. Like their previous videos, not much information is given on the exact location to keep the property safe from vandals and to respect the land owners...

Abandoned places in Maine are all the rage right now on the internets. From creepy old hospitals, to empty motels, to defunct ski areas, we can't get enough of these scary Maine locations that would be great settings for a Stephen King movie. These local places are lost in time and are the backdrop of nightmares. Now the 'Ghost Hunters of Maine' are here to investigate the haunting of another aban

In Northern Maine, if you go deep into the woods you can see old logging locomotives that have been there for like a hundred years.

The sign in front of this abandoned Maine motel and golf course says it’s for sale. One of the selling points, it’s still furnished.

The sign in front of this abandoned Maine motel and golf course says it's for sale. One of the selling points, it's still furnished.