The Fair Play Factory, located in West Endicott, New York, was a prominent shoe manufacturing facility operated by the Endicott-Johnson Corporation. It went vacant in the 1970s and eventually met its end in October 2018 when it was demolished.

Congregation B’Nai Israel is a historic synagogue located at 692 Joseph Avenue, Rochester, New York. Established in 1928, it served as a central hub for Jewish immigrants settling in the city's northeast quadrant. The synagogue, representing a vibrant Jewish community, hosted various cultural and religious events. However, due to demographic shifts and urban renewal, it experienced a decline.

LaFayette Hills Golf & Country Club is an abandoned county club located in Jamesville, New York. Built in 1923, it featured an 18-hole layout designed by Seymour Dunn. The club’s last known operations were in 2013 followed by a tax dispute with the city of Syracuse.

The Coliseum is an abandoned roller rink in Ceres, New York. Constructed in 1902, this brick structure served as a natural gas steam trolley powerhouse. Over the years, the structure hosted various businesses and venues before its role as the roller rink.

The Dog House is an abandoned half-residence and half-barn located within a barn near in Owego, New York. The property's history traces back to 1870, with the barn itself constructed in 1948.

Al's Toy Barn, located in Upstate New York's Finger Lakes region, sits near an abandoned farmhouse. Named after the scattered play toys, potential barn-find cars, and heavy equipment. Documents indicate that everything was left here in the fall of 1994.

D.W. Winkelman Co. Inc is an abandoned warehouse located on the East Side of Syracuse, NY. In 1988, the site was designated as an inactive hazardous waste site.

The Richardson Olmsted Complex, also known as the Buffalo State Asylum for the Insane, is an abandoned kirkbride hospital in Buffalo, New York. Erected in 1872. The psychiatric facility ceased operations under state management in 1974. In 2017, the complex underwent a partial restoration and was repurposed into a unique and historic hotel.

The Starcruiser House is an abandoned house in Tioga County, New York. Constructed in 1870, it follows the vernacular farmhouse architectural style. The house is named for the presence of an abandoned Starcraft Starcruiser motor home.

Columbus School is an abandoned elementary school situated on the east side of Rome, New York. Established in 1923, it was named Columbus School following written requests from students in November of the same year.

The Cadillac House is an abandoned residence situated in the Finger Lakes Region of Upstate New York. Constructed in 1840, the house follows the Farmhouse Greek Revival Style. The name "The Cadillac House" stems from the presence of a forgotten Cadillac Eldorado found in the garage.

Vista Heights Inn is an abandoned motel situated in Henrietta, New York. Built in 1956, It operated as the Highlander Motor Hotel until the 1970s. In its most recent years, the motel functioned under both the names Vista Heights Inn and the Red Roof Brand.

Built in 1929 during the Great Depression, Charlotte Kenyon Elementary School, located in Barker, NY, was once a thriving educational institution. Named after a beloved teacher, it served the community for decades before being abandoned in 2002.