PLACES TO LOOK

[savant365]

http://www.nationalregisterofhistoricplaces.com/vacant.html

This isn't really a specific lead but it seems to be a great tool to find places to detect or relic hunt. If you go under the Vacant/not in use tab it gives some great details like date in use, location and who owns it now. I found several areas very close to home that I had either forgotten about or never knew even existed. Good luck and happy hunting everyone, I hope this helps you find some great items to post (I love to see all the finds other people are making as well). What a great site, its like being in the biggest treasure hunting club in the world.

Charlie

 

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[silverhunter/dowser]

awsome !

 

[Salvor6]

I wouldn't exactly call that awesome.

 

[godisnum1]

I sorta find it interesting... not alot of pre-1900 houses/properties back home in Florida, but here in Missouri there are PLENTY of them!

Bran <><

 

[Lafitte]

Thanks for the link! Looks good for my type of research.

 

[LuisTH]

Cool link, it certainly gives some more to research about.

 

[arnie161]

Hi, evryone this is a great link,i use live local search and sattelite hybryd view to look at sites.

Thanks, good luck to all

Arnie

 

[pcolaboy]

FYI...

The information for my county is WAY inaccurate. Of the six locations mentioned in my county, all have been continously occupied since their construction but they are all listed as vacant. Hopefully its more accurate for other locations.

Pcolaboy