Everyone in the country knows that Pennsylvania has a uniquely large part in our country’s history. It has tons of fascinating stories, though, beyond the legacy of the Founding Fathers, Liberty Bell, and the Battle of Gettysburg. One place, in particular, with interesting history is the abandoned town of Alvira, which was at one point seized by the United States government and transformed from a village into a compound of munitions bunkers. These abandoned bunkers in Pennsylvania are definitely worth visiting, if you’re into that sort of thing…

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Today, the concrete bunkers sit abandoned in public game lands. If you visit, you will find them, covered in vines and partially obscured by rust and debris. A few bunkers stand ajar, and the more adventurous explorer will find miscellaneous objects stacked inside. Check out the abandoned bunkers in Pennsylvania in this YouTube video, courtesy of Outta the Way:

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For more bone-chilling places you can explore in Pennsylvania, you’ll want to gas up the car and check out these forsaken spots on our road trip to the nine most abandoned places in Pennsylvania.

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Are there other abandoned places in Pennsylvania I can explore?

Pennsylvania’s vibrant past, combined with advances in society, have inevitably lead to many places – schools, prisons, hospitals, churches, and even entire towns – being abandoned. Many of those abandoned sites now sit empty, some offer tours to curious visitors, and others have been turned into museums. Visit these nine abandoned places in Pennsylvania on this road trip that will take you to some truly fascinating spots.

What are some haunted places to visit in Pennsylvania?

If you can't get enough of the creepy and macabre, you'll definitely want to bookmark our Definitive Guide To All Things Haunted and Creepy In Pennsylvania! From ghost stories to haunted houses, abandoned buildings and weird phenomena, you'll be delighted by all these creepy spots in PA!

Does Pennsylvania have any other ghost towns?

We do! In fact, you might be surprised to discover how many empty, abandoned towns dot the valleys and hills of our precious home state. Rather than building new towns in these places, it seems as if we’ve just let the old ones sit like forgotten children. Some we can visit, giving us a peek into the past. Here are seven ghost towns in Pennsylvania that are sure to get your attention.

 

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