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r/Lost_Architecture, is a subreddit devoted to images and discussion of interesting buildings that no longer exist.

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Konigsberg Castle and it's Gradual Ruined state until it's destruction in 1967.

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2894773 months ago

Bidwell Mansion, Chino, California, destroyed by fire yesterday (1865-2024)

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2626502 months ago

Sioux City’s Corn Palaces 1887-1891. Erected annually to celebrate the bountiful harvest.

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1859522 months ago

The Wilson Building (1912-2024)

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1530593 months ago

Toronto, spot the building

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1369312 months ago

Lloyds Bank Shrewsbury (demolished and replaced 1967-68)

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1327523 months ago

It’s all gone - New York old financial block

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1208293 months ago

Villa Wirmer, built in 1886 in Hanover, Germany in a local Hanover Brick Gothic Revival style - one of the few remaining pieces of pre-war architecture in the city - demolished in 1971 for a car park.

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1190202 months ago

Broad Street Station, Philadelphia

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1003182 months ago

The Prudential Life Insurance Company Building, Newark, New Jersey. The main building was built in 1892, designed by architect George B. Post, multiple additions were added until 1911. The entire headquarters, consisting of 4 buildings, were razed in 1956 for the current Prudential Plaza building.

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992162 months ago