Abandoned Florida was created as a database for historic, lost, and abandoned sites and relics in the state of Florida. This website is fueled by the exploration and documentary efforts of individuals across the state, which include myself and many others. We can’t cover the entire state on our own, so if you wish to share photos or the history of a particular location, please email me or leave a comment below.
If you do decide to share your photos, please include the name of the location, a brief history if possible, photos, and how you wish to be credited as.
We do not condone vandalism and do our part in helping to prevent it. We do not share addresses here unless it is otherwise stated, so please do not ask.
Email: Use the contact form or email me directly at info / at / abandonedfl / dot / com.
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Fabulous photography… Love It!! Thanks for doing this.
You have a fascinating site with some wonderful pictures and some great information, but PLEASE change the page color or font color. Grey on grey is unreadable. Thanks!!
I retract my comment. I must have gotten a bad page load. When I view it now it looks fine!
Thank you very much
Such a great site.
At all in the future, are you going to allow users to share their own photos and locations?
Thank you, much appreciated.
You can email your photos and locations to abandonedfl/@/gmail/.com, just remove the slashes of course, it’s to prevent spammers. State in your email the name of the location if you know it for researching purposes and how you wish to be credited. It’s the only alternative until I find a secure photo uploader for the site.
Great site! Great images and even greater articles!
Thank you for this website-blog. It is neatly organized and easy to browse through. I enjoyed reading the history and viewing the pictures. Thanks once again and keep doing yo thing.
So,in 1962 as a freshman at Ponce de Leon Jr Hi in the Gables I biked over to the
then abandoned Biltmore Hotel and broke in with some friends.What we saw was
an empty hospital all painted grey,vintage WW11.The interior was so painted over
it is hard to believe the Biltmore of today was renovated to its current beauty from
that mess we toured.Spooky,full of echos,heavy mildew smell.everything painted
over military style.Pool was empty of water,full of mold. Of course,no pictures,
what 15 year old carried a camera then. Have not thought about that adventure
in decades,till reading this article in New Times.