Explore America's ghost towns or visit the surface of an exoplanet. This page is for anyone looking for something out of the ordinary.
But be careful! You may have to sleep with the lights on.
But be careful! You may have to sleep with the lights on.
Ghost Towns of America
Ghost Towns of America is an interactive map and site cataloging 3,800 ghost towns across the United States. You can search for ghost towns by state and explore many of them through beautiful color photography and Google Maps from ground level.
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NASA's Exoplanet Travel Bureau
Take a trip outside our solar system with NASA's Exoplanet Travel Bureau. Explore planet surfaces created by digital artists and download vintage-inspired travel posters of of destinations around the cosmos. This highly interactive site also links to more interesting photography and content provided by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
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The Catacombs of Paris
Beneath the streets of the City of Lights is an dark and haunting place that rambles in a labyrinth for over 186 miles. The catacombs are the final resting place of over 6 million skeletal remains, first constructed at the end of the 18th century as a solution to overcrowded cemeteries. Curious visitors who wish to see the catacombs and their gruesome contents may only tour limited areas, which are open to the public. You can explore the catacombs, however, from the safety and comfort of your sofa.
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The Pittock Mansion
Portland, Oregon is home to the reputedly haunted Pittock Mansion. The 46-room mansion was built by Henry and Georgiana Pittock in 1914. Less than five years after the couple were dead and the rambling house was inherited by relatives. The ghosts of the Pittock's are said to be frequently seen roaming the house. You can take a virtual tour of the house and explore its many rooms and furnishings.
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