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First Congregational Church of Neosho

September 22, 2022 | City/Town: •

The (First) Congregational Church of Neosho was organized on August 12, 1866 with eight founding members. The first services were held in the Baptist Church until their own building was built at the...

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Naval Reserve Training Center

September 8, 2022 | City/Town: •

Dating back to March 29, 1947, when Vice-Admiral G.D. Murray was sent to Joplin to select the site of a brand new Naval Reserve Training Center. Soon thereafter construction began but took almost two...

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Rosebank School

August 12, 2022 | City/Town: •

The one-room schools scattered across Jasper County never cease to amaze me. Made of different materials, different styles, and different architectural types. The Rosebank School sits just on the...

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First Congregational Church of Neosho (RESTORED) - https://abandonedmo.com/congregational-church-neosho/ (👈CLICK TO SEE ALL THE PICTURES) The (First) Congregational Church of Neosho was organized on August 12, 1866 with eight founding members. The first services were held in the Baptist Church until their own building was built at the same location as the current for a cost of $3,248.84. It was destroyed by fire and a second building replaced it on the same lot which served the congregation for many years before also burning to the ground on Easter of 1907....CONTINUE READING BY CLICKING THE LINK BELOW AbandonedMO.com #abandonedworld #abandoned #abandonedmissouri #History #abandonedjunkies #abandonedplaces #urbex #abandonedmo #missouri #urbexworld #abandonedphotography #abandonedbuilding #historic #demolition
Naval Reserve Training Center (DEMOLISHED) - https://abandonedmo.com/naval-reserve-training-center/ (👆CLICK LINK TO SEE ALL THE PICTURES) Dating back to March 29, 1947, when Vice-Admiral G.D. Murray was sent to Joplin to select the site of a brand new Naval Reserve Training Center. Soon thereafter construction began but took almost two years to fully complete to ensure that every aspect of the building was built to last. It had a capacity for administration and training of 230 Naval Reservists..... CONTINUE READING BY CLICKING THE LINK BELOW AbandonedMO.com #abandonedmissouri #abandonedmo #abandonedbuilding #abandonedworld #abandonedplaces #abandoned #historic #demolition
Vernon County Jail (FOR SALE) - AbandonedMO.com/vernon-county-jail/ (Click to Read the full article) It is once in a blue moon that I come across architecture that stops me in my tracks. The former Vernon County Jail building in Nevada, Missouri is that once-in-a-blue-moon building, and currently, it’s for sale. So how did this beautiful building become abandoned? Was it always a jail? No, in fact it was the United State Post Office for Nevada for over 50 years! Continue Reading Below! AbandonedMO.com #abandonedmo #abandonedbuilding #abandonedworld #abandonedplaces #abandoned #historic #abandonedmissouri
Swimmin' Hole Water Park - https://abandonedmo.com/swimmin-hole-water-park/ (CLICK LINK TO SEE 100+ PICTURES AND HISTORY, FOR FREE!) The sun comes up over the Joplin horizon, water is turned on and just for a bit the running water from the splash pads and waterslides along with the morning birds are the only noise in the rural area. And then like the flip of the switch used to turn on the slides carloads of families truck into the parking lot and the atmosphere is filled with laughs and screams of joy. The Swimmin Hole Water Park began in the early 2000s in the rural outskirts of Joplin. A private family-owned business, the community and regulars adored the establishment making it a staple piece in the memories of many children for nearly a decade.....CONTINUE READING BELOW!! AbandonedMO.com #abandonedmo #abandonedplaces #abandonedworld #abandonedbuilding #abandoned #abandonedamusementpark #abandonedamusementparks
Odd Fellows Home of Liberty (PARTIALLY RESTORED) In early 1889 progress on the brand new Winner Hotel was moving quickly and almost wrapping up. Named after Willard E. Winner, founder of North Kansas City (Winner) Investment Company, he had the fortune to spend. Costing $80,000 to build, architecture like that only came few and far with a trail of expenses following. Having a hundred rooms and boasting lots of space after it opened in 1890 there were always hundreds of guests...... CONTINUE READING BY CLICKING THE LINK ABOVE! AbandonedMO.com #historic #abandoned #abandonedplaces #abandonedworld #abandonedbuilding #abandonedschool
Blue Ridge Mall (DEMOLISHED) - https://abandonedmo.com/blue-ridge-mall/ (👈CLICK TO SEE FULL ARTICLE AND GALLERY, FOR FREE!) The 50s and 60s, the era of the shopping mall. The vision for an indoor, air-conditioned central building with endless shops. The first shopping mall was built in 1956 and it wasn’t long after that that major cities began to scramble to make their own plans for malls similar. Kansas City was one of the quicker cities with this mall being finished in 1958.... CONTINUE READING BY CLICKING THE LINK ABOVE! AbandonedMO.com #historic #abandoned #abandonedplaces #abandonedworld #abandonedplaces #abandonedbuilding #abandonedmall #abandonedmo #abandonedmissouri
Alba High School - https://abandonedmo.com/alba-high-school/ (CLICK TO SEE FULL ARTICLE AND GALLERY, FOR FREE!) The student body outgrew their current education facility at Alba and plans to build a new school were accepted in February of 1907, exciting the community. The new high school would have eight rooms, not including office spaces or restrooms and cost around $11,000 to.... CONTINUE READING CLICK BELOW! AbandonedMO.com #historic #abandoned #abandonedplaces #abandonedworld #abandonedplaces #abandonedbuilding #abandonedschool
Cypress Acres/Hoffmeister Mansion - https://abandonedmo.com/hoffmeister-mansion/ (👈CLICK TO SEE FULL ARTICLE AND GALLERY, ALWAYS FREE!) This once-grand home, known as the Hoffmeister Mansion in later years, has surmounted to nothing but memories and dust for those that often drove by it going between Joplin and Webb City. Thought to be built around 1904 by the property abstract, it’s not entirely sure how this home got its start. Allegedly the original builder had ties to the organizers of the St. Louis World Fair of 1904 allowing him to retrieve some of the materials...... CONTINUE READING BY CLICKING THE LINK ABOVE! AbandonedMO.com #abandonedworld #abandonedbuilding #abandonedplaces #abandonedhouse #abandoned #historic #abandonedmo #abandonedmissouri

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