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Fort Hancock’s Officers’ Row is a stretch of eighteen abandoned brick mansions lining Sandy Hook Bay in New Jersey, built in the 1890s for Army officers and left to decay after the fort closed in 1974. You can walk or bike right past their sagging porches today, free of charge, inside Gateway National Recreation Area…
The Deserted Village of Feltville is a cluster of abandoned 19th-century cottages, a church, and a carriage barn sitting deep inside the Watchung Reservation in Union County, New Jersey. It’s officially known as the Feltville Historic District, and despite the spooky nickname, it’s a real, walkable, publicly accessible site with a documented history stretching back…