The Northern Central Grain Elevator in Baltimore once was the largest grain terminal on the East Coast of the United States. Inside was a maze of pipes and some of the foulest water I've ever encountered, possibly an unholy, decades-old dirt-beer from whatever was left inside.

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Baltimore's Abandoned Northern Central Grain Elevator

Once a major part of Baltimore's harbor, the Northern Central Grain elevator was left abandoned for years. What happened?

@AbandonedAmerica I love this stuff. I have been fascinated with ruins and decay for literally as long as I can remember. I blame “London Bridge Is Falling Down”, the first book I clearly remember reading by myself, around age 3. It opened with a two-page spread of the bridge collapsing, and I’d spend hours studying the image. Hey, it was 1968! We didn’t have YouTube or Nintendo back then! We did what we could with what we had! (Adjusts belt onion, yells at clouds.)

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Ruins and decay? The current plans for the UK are just that, you'll love it!

@LizardSF man, London Bridge isn't just falling, it's exploding! But jokes aside, it's a great illustration and I totally get where you're coming from. For me, it may well have been the forest bedroom in Where The Wild Things Are