Hello! I have explored all 50 states and a couple countries taking pictutres of abandoned and unusual places. These are some of the wildest architectures that I have seen while exploring.

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  1. "Goose Creek Tower" in Alaska by Phillip Weidner, unfinished
  2. "World’s Largest Covered Wagon" in Nebraska by Kenneth Dahle, built in the 1960’s,
  3. "Igloo City", in Alaska by Leon Smith, built in 1970s
  4. "Pink Palace" in New York by David H. White, built in 1860
  5. "The R.M. Knox House" in Arkansas by C.J. Faucette, it is one of the best remaining examples of Eastlake Victorian architecture, built in 1885
  6. "Royse City Futuro House" in Texas by Matti Suuronen, built in 1960s
  7. Russian Orthodox-style tiny church located in New York, 1972 by Ed Scherneck, built in 1972
  8. "Reading between the Lines," in Belgium, by Pieterjan Gijs and Arnout Van Vaerenbergh, built 2011
  9. "Bannerman Castle" in New York, by Francis Bannerman VI, built in 1918
  10. "The Milk Can" in Rhode Island, by Charles Plant, built in 1931
  11. "The Gingerbread House" in New Jersey, by Joseph Urban, built between 1928 and 1930
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