Inside A Creepy Abandoned Kmart In PA 

Lol

Its creepy

thats sad

@@minnesotaoutdoorwarningsirens i agree.

as someone who grew up on this town, always seeing this on our ride to walmart was so weird.

20 Years open and 20 years of being abandoned.

@@slackingpacking you mean 18 years active

The one at my city opened in 1986 and closed in 2003

Emily Yonkovich lmao

bruh

There’s nothing wrong with what they’re doing, I’m a teenager and I might explore an abandoned kmart just to observe pieces of history

Looks like things got rough during the break 😂

User It’s sarcasm. Walle said that the pizza shop is closed. I made a joke and said that it’s only closed because the pizza workers were only taking a break. This doesn’t make sense because of the complete deterioration of the shop. Get it now?

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@Robert E Spirko jr why not maybe it's like liquor and gets better with age!

No you didn't !

That's sad it's gone. Probably for the better.

Why?

@@DavidLand91 Probably the vandalism and the homeless occupied the building at times. Plus it was in really bad shape.

Was actually wondering about this place recently. Thanks for updating us!

Thats very sad! However it needed to get demo.

I can remember when it was renovated a few years before closing, it was a really nice store.

There’s nothing wrong with what they’re doing, I’m a teenager and I might explore an abandoned kmart just to observe pieces of history

@@tdog8600 even fucking read it buddy

Oh! Good point! I completely forgot about that! Sketchy people are typically not only violent but violent people do typically live in abandoned buildings like this. Not only that, you have no clue what kind of lab you might uncover. Be VERY CAREFUL when inside these abandoned buildings. Even if there are no violent people inside now, that doesn't mean that there won't be tomorrow. And, even then, the statubachus mold known as black mold can leave you in the hospital. And, the ceiling could cave in at any time. Then of course is the obvious. Have you ever been in the building before? So, you have no clue what the floorplan or layout is and I doubt that the emergency exits still work. So, you may not be able to exit in an emergency. And, are police and fire fighters available if something goes wrong? ALWAYS USE THE BUDDY SYSTEM WHEN ENTERING ABANDONED BUILDINGS. And, always bring something that you can use to protect yourself in the event that you run into a sketchy person and bring a first aid kit. Upon the first sign of mayhem, it's time to leave.

@@chadrowland5234 agreed, I don’t think a fat girl would help back u up

same with the ames in essex md

Kitty mart too funny

I'm honestly surprised they 1) haven't been stolen, and 2) at least parts haven't been stolen from them

Those cars are definitely stolen

It is!

My guess the city ownes it now.

Ohhh man I never knew about them. I definitely might have to go check them out.

@@journeywithjay I don't know if there's any way to get into the former Redner's or not though. I DO know that there's another abandoned Kmart in Endicott, NY that flooded. They put black plastic over the windows after it closed, presumably to hide the festering mold infestation that's still going on in there. Honestly I'm kinda shocked that one got shuttered while they kept the one closer to me open since the one here was almost completely submerged. Though I've heard from numerous people that it somehow still does amazing sales numbers, even though the lot is almost never full. This article from a local newspaper (Citizens Voice) has a picture from 2011 showing how high the water got on the Kmart here: www.citizensvoice.com/news/kmart-sues-mark-plaza-owners-1.1514865

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