Exploring the Abandoned Beauty of Concrete City Have you ever heard of Concrete City? It’s tucked away in northeastern Pennsylvania, in a Hanover Township. This little-known gem of urban exploration and photographic opportunities is every photographer’s dream. With its eerie beauty and decaying structures, Concrete City offers a unique experience for photographers who are looking to capture post-apocalyptic scenes and the beauty in decay. Concrete City was originally built in the 1910s as housing for select employees of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad’s coal division in Nanticoke. The buildings are made entirely of concrete, hence the name.
