Freaky Friday: The Most Mysterious Buildings in the World
While your neighbors may be busy outfitting their "haunted" house for next week's festivities, we bring you a collection of buildings that have managed to gain a fear factor all on their own.
Adam H. Graham has collected examples of buildings from around the world, from the ancient and abandoned to the modern and unexplained, that are sure to give you a fright.
"Some buildings on our list are being eaten alive by the earth, such as a lava-buried church in the remote highlands of Mexico," says Graham. "Others have design elements that seem to defy logic or were mysteriously abandoned centuries ago. New York's shadowy Renwick Smallpox Hospital has more recent traces of human life-and an eerie energy that lingers. We've got the photo proof."
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Published on Thursday, October 4, 2012 in
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