A peek inside some buildings at the abandoned Charleston Navy Yard - January 2011

[lasvegasjh]

friggin awesome I love places like that.

[jcadd7]

Great video! Awesome use of the Social Network soundtrack!!

[ILOVEPUREPOLARIS]

nice video! i like to see vids inside abandoned pieces of history 4:24 no water:( lol :)

[remarkz1]

u should commentate over the vid

[saintmj57]

holy shyt ! i been by there to crab.....i used to work in the shipyard nearby, but that place is very off limits....u better be careful u dont go to federal jail being that's a national park now !

[slworking2]

@saintmj57 Cool. These buildings seem to be owned by a developer now.

[chileandpopcorn]

Amazing!

[slworking2]

@chileandpopcorn Thanks.

[206pm]

Any homeless people there?

[slworking2]

@206pm I've never encountered any homeless here - yet.

[paynehenry]

Great vid and GREAT choice of music for soundtrack!! NIN perfect for this. I recognized the hospital here. Have to watch more in detail to see if I recognize anything else. If you go back to base again, try to film Quarters G and A. "A" is the home with the large columns in front and there's a small brick building in front towards the road that I always thought was a mausoleum. Oldest home on the base was F (as I recall). Don't know if you can still find quarters by their letters.

[slworking2]

@paynehenry Thanks. I'll have to check out the other buildings you mentioned next time I visit.

[mrsurfen]

WoW.... I love this place... Very cool tour.  Keep them coming and thanks for sharing.

[slworking2]

@mrsurfen Thanks. There's still a LOT more to explore, too.

[aleksamalijuniorr]

Pls do like a commentary next time its much more entertaining

[slworking2]

@aleksamalijuniorr Normally I do commentaries, but - unlike the Salton Sea - I don't know enough about this place. I may add some commentary in the future, though.