r/oldhousesunder50Kplus

Dedicated to appreciation of traditional architecture, with a view to increase appetite for architectural revival. Posts should be of old and new buildings in a traditional style. Please read our rules before posting.

A subreddit of the oldest pubs, bars & drinking establishments from around the world.

Century Homes is a place for those that enjoy homes that have reached or exceeded 100 years of age, or thereabouts. We enjoy sharing stories and seeking advice to help us be great stewards of our historic homes.

Welcome to r/AbandonedPlaces, the ultimate destination for exploring forgotten and abandoned locations! Share photos, stories, and experiences of abandoned buildings, factories, homes, and more. Whether you're an urban explorer or fascinated by history, this subreddit celebrates the beauty of decay and the mystery of abandoned places. Join the community to uncover hidden gems, share your discoveries, and appreciate the eerie charm of lost spaces.

Anything and everything about cob; architecture/design ideas, cool houses, and building tips.

Finally a sub for Filipino ancestral and heritage homes! This community is dedicated to the beauty and history of Filipino ancestral and heritage homes across the country. We celebrate Filipino heritage architecture in all its glory — preserved, renovated, decaying, or even those regrettably lost. Share photos, restoration journeys, family stories, architectural trivia, or ask questions about heritage conservation and design. Celebrate our shared heritage!

Artwork of ruined, dilapidated, or otherwise run down or abandoned structures.

A subreddit for appreciating the old beauties of the automotive industry.

The premier subreddit for posting unique old photographs, and general discussion related to old photographs. Please check the About section sidebar for information, links, and rules. Contact the admin team for any photo restoration requests.

/r/SmallHome is back and open to posts related to small homes and small livable spaces! Please feel free to post your small (but not tiny) homes and rooms that make the best use of space and encourage thoughtful space-conscious living.

When is a door not a door? When it is a question mark instead. A door not used anymore is a door that has changed its function, space and form from what it was originally intended. Now sealed, blocked, bricked up, locked up, painted over, overgrown and forgotten, rather than a passageway it is itself part of the wall. A door-no-more, an undoor. And with them comes a mystery to solve, a story to be a told, a secret to be unlocked. This is what this sub explores.