Ancient City of Ani in Eastern Turkey : A Forgotten Ghost City

Ancient City of Ani in Eastern Turkey : A forgotten Ghost City

People who romanticized the ruins increased migration to Armenia from Europe in the 19th century due to increasing interest in the city of Ani. But as the First World War got underway, recreational travel in the region came to an end, and the place was once more abandoned. The historic city was given public access by the Turkish Ministry of Culture in 2004, after which more than 34,000 people visit it each year.

Gorgeous Kellogg Mansion in Florida Before and After it’s Demolished

Gorgeous Kellogg Mansion in Florida Before and After it's Demolished

W. K. Kellogg was not the first nor the last owner of the Kellogg Mansion. Edward Frischkorn erected his residence in 1925. Frischkorn built Dunedin Isles between 1925 and 1929. His original designs involved creating five islands. Kellogg Mansion Before Demolished A lavish Tampa Bay residence that was formerly owned by W.K. Kellogg, the well-to-do … Read more

Snaefell Miracle Motorcycle with a Sidecar

Snaefell Miracle Motorcycle with a Sidecar

Who is the owner of original project of Snaefell The original motorcycle, a 1976 Laverda 1000 cc, served as inspiration for the name of the mutant monster, which remained Laverda. Knorreck started by designing his ideal vehicle on a computer, after which he got to work, traveling solely with an aluminum frame and roughly 63 … Read more

1950s Manufaktura : History and Modernity of Poland’s Largest Renovation Project

1950s Manufaktura : History and Modernity of Poland’s Largest Renovation Project

History of Manufaktura The largest factory in the Kalisz and Mazowsze industrial area operated at the end of the 19th century on the location of today’s Manufaktura. It is situated on the grounds of the former Izrael Poznaski factory and is one of the largest Polish commercial and recreational hubs. The complex, which included a … Read more

Abandoned Carleton Island Villa for Over 70 Years

Abandoned Carleton Island Villa for Over 70 Years

Back in the day, the Bauçay family, lords of Loudun, wrote a fairy tale with a moat, turrets, and towers in Les Trois- Moutiers, France, which is now a deserted and abandoned building. Later, ownership passed from one person to another, and the castle survived the French Revolution’s looting until 1932, when a fire mostly … Read more