Set back off a main road in Southern Ontario, this location has been abandoned a very long time. This is evident by walking through it’s hallways and seeing what exposure to many changing Ontario seasons has done to the place.
In the Summer and Fall this abandoned structure is mostly covered by brush, trees and overgrowth. In the late fall, winter and spring it is very easy to spot.
This is one of my favourite abandonments as it is easy to get to, easy to access and had has lots to offer if I am ever just in the mood to explore and shoot.
I first explored this building back in 2012 when I started documenting my explores and I have been back many time since.
On this visit I arrived just after sunset and stayed well into the night as it got darker and darker outside and inside. I found myself dodging bats on many occasions and I also heard the sounds of a screaming raccoon warning me to stay out of one particular room.
It could be easy to get lost in the may long hallways of this old abandoned building, same with the basement, cold dark and many many hallways and rooms to explore.
One of the best things about this abandoned dormitory for migrant workers is the long hallways, dozens and dozens of rooms and the colours. Each hallway was a different colour.
Also, none of the windows are boarded up which means lots of natural light!
Abandoned Dorm Exploring Video
Abandoned Photography Gallery
One of the best things about this abandoned dormitory for migrant workers is the long hallways, dozens and dozens of rooms and the colours. Each hallway was a different colour.
Also, none of the windows are boarded up which means lots of natural light!
Make sure you check out my video from this location, subscribe to my channel and show some love by liking and commenting.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=neitS76KMBc
AND, Incase you missed it I am doing my monthly print giveaway, see the details here:
https://www.facebook.com/Freaktography/posts/1224655044329805AND
Freaktography: Abandoned Places, Urban Exploration, Photography of the normally unseen and off-limits.
Freaktography: Abandoned Places, Urban Exploration, Photography of the normally unseen and off-limits.
Along a long and winding backroad, well hidden by trees sits one of the best kept secrets among ontarios abandoned buildings.

Free from grafitti, free from vandalism, this abandoned building is a perfect way to observe nature doing her work on an abandoned building.

With every Canadian season this old building deteriorates more and more, it’s a perfect location to visit year over year to see how much has changed.

www.freaktography.com

www.instagram.com/freaktography
Freaktography: Abandoned Places, Urban Exploration, Photography of the normally unseen and off-limits.
Set back off a main road in Southern Ontario, this location has been abandoned a very long time. This is evident by walking through it’s hallways and seeing what exposure to many changing Ontario seasons has done to the place.
In the Summer and Fall this abandoned structure is mostly covered by brush, trees and overgrowth. In the late fall, winter and spring it is very easy to spot.
On the grounds of an active factory, I have heard of many people being caught here, but I have never heard of anyone getting in any real trouble,
This is one of my favourite abandonments as it is easy to get to, easy to access and had has lots to offer if I am ever just in the mood to explore and shoot.
On this visit I arrived just after sunset and stayed well into the night as it got darker and darker outside and inside. I found myself dodging bats on many occasions and I also heard the sounds of a screaming raccoon warning me to stay out of one particular room.
It could be easy to get lost in the may long hallways of this old abandoned building, same with the basement, cold dark and many many hallways and rooms to explore.
Here is a video taken at night of the many dark and silent hallways and rooms in this old abandoned building
https://youtu.be/neitS76KMBc
Freaktography: Abandoned Places, Urban Exploration, Photography of the normally unseen and off-limits.
A fresh gas mask self portrait taken at night in an old abandoned building in Southern Ontario.
_______________________________________________
Freaktography: Abandoned Places, Urban Exploration, Photography of the normally unseen and off-limits.
______________________________________________
Follow:
www.instagram.com/freaktography
Like:
www.facebook.com/freaktography
Visit:
www.freaktography.com
Subscribe:
www.youtube.com/c/FreaktographyCaPhotography
____________________________________________________
Self Portrait in an old migrant workers dormitory.
A self portrait taken in April 2017 at a former dormatory for seasonal migrant farm workers in Ontario, Canada.
I’ve added a page to my website to showcase all the portraits, crew shots, self portraits and otherwise goofy pictures we take, that link is right here:
https://freaktography.com/urban-exploring-self-portraits-crew-shots/
Freaktography: Abandoned Places, Urban Exploration, Photography of the normally unseen and off-limits.
______________________________________________
Follow:
www.instagram.com/freaktography
Like:
www.facebook.com/freaktography
Visit:
www.freaktography.com
Subscribe:
www.youtube.com/c/FreaktographyCaPhotography
____________________________________________________
