10 Abandoned Places in Washington Nature Is Reclaiming
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Nikki Cleveland
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They may have been abandoned, but these 10 sites around the Pacific Northwest state blend perfectly with their surrounding nature:
There isn't much left in Nighthawk, a former mining town near Oroville, however you can explore this enchanting old mill!
You may not be able to pump gas at this station anymore, but its antique condition makes for an interesting sight to see.
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Nature beautifully encompasses this shed in the northeast ghost town, Bodie!
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This collapsed house was spotted in the vacant town of Sherman, which once thrived from the agricultural boom in the 1800s, but was abandoned after the price of wheat fell and better vehicles & roads made traveling easier.
Not much is known about this abandoned schoolhouse in Govan, west of Spokane, but it is thought that it was occupied in the early 1900s.
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This isolated building was photographed in Lester, located just south of Snoqualmie Pass.
The Thomas Meagher Cabin can be stumbled upon in the small area of Liberty, just north of Ellensburg.
This flimsy build was abandoned long ago in the middle of nowhere in Central Washington!
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You'll find the old remains of this peculiar psychiatric clinic in Fort Steilacoom County Park, although there have been rumors of demolishing the building entirely.
This deteriorated old mill can be discovered on the Olympic Peninsula in Port Discovery, or what is now referred to as Discovery Bay.
Of course, there are many other unoccupied spots around here that are sensational to see! Where are some of YOUR favorite abandoned places in Washington?
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