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Discovering Teagan Urban explorer & photographer capturing abandoned places in the US.

Sharing history, architecture, and stories hidden in decay—inviting you to see the beauty time left behind.

An abandoned apartment (that was connected to a beautiful historic Theater from the early 1900’s) with multiple black fu...
09/13/2026

An abandoned apartment (that was connected to a beautiful historic Theater from the early 1900’s) with multiple black fur blankets, a mattress still covered in plastic. A blinged out red velour couch and martini glasses. Multiple Kenny G burned CD’s….You do the math…😂

09/11/2026

That wraparound porch. 🤍

I was actually on a businss trip with my boss, and realized this was only a few miles away from where we were staying. U...
09/09/2026

I was actually on a businss trip with my boss, and realized this was only a few miles away from where we were staying. Unfortunately, it was her rental car, not mine, so I had to ask if she would be willing to let me stop for a quick explore. She very literally dropped me off and parked to wait for me. She made me promise not to hop any fences…. And amazingly enough, I was able to find a grounds worker to open the gate for me.

Mission accomplished.

Built around 1920, this massive coastal defense complex once held eight 12-inch mortars designed to launch 700-pound shells in high arcs at enemy warships up to roughly 11 miles offshore.

Despite being built for exactly that threat, the battery never fired on an enemy vessel.

09/08/2026

The very first day you meet new explorer friends and realize they are just as loud as you are 🤣🙌🏻

Decades of Decay USA

And also, close her up and leave her as you found her. 🖤

09/08/2026

Appreciating the details with Decades of Decay USA

This theater held its grand opening in the 1920s, originally used for a variety of purposes, including jazz band dances, opera performances, plays and ballets. Later converted to a cinema and vaudeville theater, it finally closed in the 1990’s.

09/05/2026
🤣🤣 I was crying I was laughing so hard.
09/04/2026

🤣🤣
I was crying I was laughing so hard.

It’s time for   (right?!?!) 🖤 🙌🏻Just posted the behind the scenes video of A lady called Johnna and I moments before she...
09/03/2026

It’s time for (right?!?!) 🖤 🙌🏻

Just posted the behind the scenes video of A lady called Johnna and I moments before she had me climb my ass onto this abandoned hearse.
YES.
Wearing those heels.
And I made it!
Without breaking an ankle.
….while she recorded and laughed the whole time. Because THAT is what friends are for. 🖤

Funny how a picture says a thousand words…but you would never imagine how much laughter went into this one.

09/03/2026

Ohmygawd it’s almost ya’ll!! 🖤 Here’s a clip of A lady called Johnna and I recording eachother at this abandoned funeral home a few years back. Just moments later I climbed right on top of that hearse…

(Posting the portrait shots now 🖤)

This is one of the best examples of why I don’t share locations. When you ask me to share locations, I understand your i...
09/02/2026

This is one of the best examples of why I don’t share locations. When you ask me to share locations, I understand your intent and curiosity may be genuine, however, that is not the same for everyone else.

This is the Unicorn Mansion that I shared a video of yesterday.

Two years between my before, and after shots.

Shortly after my first visit here, Some “ explorers” were looking to go viral and they shared this address publicly … and this is what happened .

I was lucky enough to see it when it was pretty much untouched. I heard about the location being leaked and I was able to see it again before it was demolished. The destruction, disrespect and devastation was mind-boggling.

True explorers will never share a location publicly. We appreciate the privilege of seeing and experiencing these places firsthand, and we RESPECT their history. Their PRIVACY.

I share photos and videos with you because I understand that I’m incredibly lucky to see and experience the places that I do. I also respect their privacy.

Now that it’s been demolished - for those of you who are curious, you can search Murfreesboro, Tennessee mansion, scandal, death, politician, realtor - and you can find the “scandalous” back story of this abandond mansion.

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