Abandoned places

Illinois is home to many iconic places that have fallen into disrepair over the years. Some closed down after reaching their peak, while others were wiped out by natural disasters. These locations each carry a rich history, and although they still stand today, their future remains uncertain.

These explorers in Chicago discovered one of the coolest underground cities in Illinois and the video footage is crazy to see.

Times have changed since 2009 when this apartment complex in Chicago was filled with families, friends, and laughter. In just five photos, watch what happens to this building over the years.

A wealthy Barrington Hills, Illinois toy collector, a death, and a multi-million dollar mansion filled with vintage toys, all of it left behind.

If you enjoy eerie abandoned places you will love this visual tour of what used to be a neighborhood in Illinois.

I'll blame this on my typically suspicious nature. There's an Illinois neighborhood which has an abnormally high number of abandoned homes. There are urban legends claiming the homes were abandoned due to an influx of cell phone towers and illness, but is it true? Let's explore and see if we can learn the truth.

Nearly a dozen families called this Illinois neighborhood home at one time. Now, it's been completely wiped away. Homes were abandoned and then demolished. It's a quite neighborhood in the Land of Lincoln that simply disappeared all because of water.

What was once a sweet spread is nothing but rubble in a field, how sad.

Exploring abandoned places is very popular these days and I've shared many with you. However, this is the first time I can show you what was found inside one of these decaying structures with news that it's about to be reborn. That is the case for a now-empty Pillsbury factory in Springfield, Illinois.

You may think you've seen it all as far as abandoned places but you haven't until you've seen the inside of this sad property in Rosiclare, Illinois.