Mar 20, 2021 · Exploring the Peter Grant Mansion, the Largest Abandoned Mansion in Canada. This Mansion was valued at $25,000,000 and is now abandoned.

Whether once-loved residences or part of formerly bustling communities, these amazing abandoned homes across Canada are shadows of their former selves. Left to fall into decay, their crumbling exteriors, dusty hallways and long-forgotten belongings tell some of the tales of how they came to be left behind.

Whether once-loved residences or formerly bustling communities, these amazing abandoned homes across Canada are shadows of their former selves...

Discover 34 abandoned places in Canada. This 30-foot-high statue of Christ was intended to be part of a prehistoric theme park. The rusting hulk of a 250-foot-long merchant vessel remains where...

Search through 99+ abandoned places in Canada. Discover abandoned building, ghost towns, industrials, farm houses, mansions, creepy places, and more.

In this blog I’ll show you some of the most well known and frequently photographed abandoned places around Ontario. In addition to these abandoned locations that will be spoken about soon, there are countless other abandoned spots in this world.

Oct 13, 2023 · After years of sitting abandoned, things are finally happening at one of northern Ontario’s most infamous eyesores. The Grant mansion on Lake Temiskaming in Haileybury is said to be the largest house in Canada, but it was never finished.

Present State of the Past, 25 Abandoned Houses from Across Ontario. A photo essay studying the effects of city growth and population increases in Ontario.

Nov 26, 2024 · Envisioned to be a lakeside palace, now one of this country’s largest homes sits abandoned, with broken windows, unfinished floors — and even a waterfall underneath it.

Nov 6, 2024 · Canada's largest abandoned mansion sits on 43 acres of land and is perched on Lake Temiskaming’s shores. Texas entrepreneur Chris Fischer recently purchased the structure, with its graffiti-scribbled walls, damaged ceilings, and cracked windows. The mega-home, known as Grant mansion, was originally owed by Peter Grant, a Canadian lumber magnate.