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It was a great Canadian winter day so I headed out to find the next abandoned place to check out. This was an incredible abandoned place and is only visible in the winter months. With all the trees and bushes surrounding the house it would be hard to spot in the summer. Even on Google earth its completely hidden. Down a dead end street way off the road this place is abandoned and forgotten. Just looking at the house from the outside I knew it has been abandoned for a long time. My guess this house was built in the early 1900's. Most of the cars were untouched but some of them had broken windows. I found documents, local newspaper and an old Sears catalogue makes me believe this house was abandoned in the early 1960's for unknown reasons. Vehicles and other junk have been dumped here at a later date.

Down a very long driveway sits this massive abandoned farmhouse. The property has over 100 acres that also had a barn but was demolished. The originally house was built in 1890. Years later there was 3 additions added to the house. The additions included the wood and stone living room with large stone fireplace, kitchen, second bathroom, storage/mud room and a 3 car garage. The property used to have a horse boarding and ridding lesson business that operated from 1979 to 2014. Why it closed down is unknown. This house is on the historic list but I believe it will be demolished for new industrial buildings.

This farmhouse sits abandoned probably since 2010. It looked like a Chinese family lived here last and maybe rented the house or used the property for farming. I exact year the house was built is unknown but its believed to have been built in 1875-1895. This house is fully bricked and is an Italianate style farmhouse. The roof is now leaking pretty bad so the house is quickly decaying.

This theatre was built in 1922 and first opened in 1923. The theatre was originally for silent films, vaudeville and even had an orchestra. The orchestra pit in front of the stage was removed in 1928 to add more seating to the theatre. The theatre also hosted high school graduations, movie screenings, plays, musicals and political rallies. The building needs major updating and renovations. The roof has major leaking causing damage and mold. The building does have asbestos but this is normal for a building of this age. After years of trying to sell the 100 year old theatre the city has decided to demolish the building and others in the area for new development.

Originally this building was a hotel and I believe it was built in the early 1900's. It may have historic status but I'm unsure. It's also known to be very haunted. For years they hosted small concerts here. A number of popular Canadian bands played here. I was told this strip club had lost its liquor license a few times for over serving customers. There is even reports they still served alcohol without a liquor license for a short time. Like most bars that over serve customers they get their far share of fighting and drunk drivers. In July 2004 a group of friends were on a golfing trip. The group was staying not far from the strip club. They all decided to attend the strip bar and enjoy themselves after a day of golfing. A few fights broke out inside and ended up outside in the parking lot. A man who was a husband and father of 3 ended up in the altercation in the parking lot. He was knocked down and hit his head on the pavement. He's friends tried to get help from the bar but the staff locked the doors and refused to help and call 911. It took approx. 45min for someone to call 911. Sadly he later passed away in hospital. In 2009 the family received 3.1 million dollars in a settlement. Shortly after this the strip bar closed for good never to serve another drink again. Now it's rotting away and will likely be demolished very soon.