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Chernobyl and the Ghost Town of Pripyat
An abandoned room inside the Soviet-era Palace of Culture
The front desk at the abandoned Hotel Pripyat
Ukranian government escort looks at the deserted city from the hotel roof
Damaged boxing ring at the Soviet Palace of Culture
An inside view of the lecture hall at the Soviet-era Palace of Culture
The former main square of the city
Concrete road-sign that reads 'Pripyat'
The deserted sports hall
An abandoned ferris wheel and a merry go round at the Soviet Palace of Culture
An abandoned playground at a kindergarten school in the deserted town of Futaba. Authorities believe it could be 20 years before people can safely return to the area
A daily roster shows how busy the deserted hospital in Pripyat was before the Chernobyl disaster happened 26 years ago
City of the apocalypse: An abandoned building in the deserted city of Pripyat, the closest to the Chernobyl power plant which exploded 25 years ago
Snow-covered dodgems at the fairground
A bicycle frame inside the hallway of the abandoned Pripyat Hospital
Headless mannequin found at a general store
Soviet propaganda mural inside the Palace of Culture
An abandoned sports hall near the Soviet Palace of Culture
The main lift of Hotel Pripyat
An abandoned medical examination room in the hospital, littered with medical instruments
A hotel room with a newspaper from the day before the accident
A Ukranian government escort walks in a corridor on the seventh floor of Hotel Pripyat
A Soviet-era memorial near the Number 4 reactor
Daily roster at the deserted hospital
Hotel window
The bridge of Death
Abandoned gas mask
“Hay stuffed Toy”
Bumper cars riddled with rust sit in a fairground in Pripyat. A 19-mile area around the plant has been largely uninhabited since the nuclear leak
Weeds are the only visible living organism on this street corner in Pripyat. Several hundred local people returned to their homes despite official warnings
A gas mask lies on a doll in an abandoned building
An aerial view of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, shortly after the disaster in April 1986, which released about 400 times more radiation than the U.S. atomic bomb dropped over Hiroshima
This weather-beaten 16-storey block of flats with the USSR coat of arms on the top looks like it hasn't been inhabited in decades
Chernobyl and the Ghost Town of Pripyat
An abandoned room inside the Soviet-era Palace of Culture
The front desk at the abandoned Hotel Pripyat
Ukranian government escort looks at the deserted city from the hotel roof
Damaged boxing ring at the Soviet Palace of Culture
An inside view of the lecture hall at the Soviet-era Palace of Culture
The former main square of the city
Concrete road-sign that reads 'Pripyat'
The deserted sports hall
An abandoned ferris wheel and a merry go round at the Soviet Palace of Culture
An abandoned playground at a kindergarten school in the deserted town of Futaba. Authorities believe it could be 20 years before people can safely return to the area
A daily roster shows how busy the deserted hospital in Pripyat was before the Chernobyl disaster happened 26 years ago
City of the apocalypse: An abandoned building in the deserted city of Pripyat, the closest to the Chernobyl power plant which exploded 25 years ago
Snow-covered dodgems at the fairground
A bicycle frame inside the hallway of the abandoned Pripyat Hospital
Headless mannequin found at a general store
Soviet propaganda mural inside the Palace of Culture
An abandoned sports hall near the Soviet Palace of Culture
The main lift of Hotel Pripyat
An abandoned medical examination room in the hospital, littered with medical instruments
A hotel room with a newspaper from the day before the accident
A Ukranian government escort walks in a corridor on the seventh floor of Hotel Pripyat
A Soviet-era memorial near the Number 4 reactor
Daily roster at the deserted hospital
Hotel window
The bridge of Death
Abandoned gas mask
“Hay stuffed Toy”
Bumper cars riddled with rust sit in a fairground in Pripyat. A 19-mile area around the plant has been largely uninhabited since the nuclear leak
Weeds are the only visible living organism on this street corner in Pripyat. Several hundred local people returned to their homes despite official warnings
A gas mask lies on a doll in an abandoned building
An aerial view of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, shortly after the disaster in April 1986, which released about 400 times more radiation than the U.S. atomic bomb dropped over Hiroshima
An abandoned furniture shop on Lenin Avenue continues to decay. The Chernobyl blast spewed a cloud of radioactive fallout over much of Europe and forced hundreds of thousands from their homes
This weather-beaten 16-storey block of flats with the USSR coat of arms on the top looks like it hasn't been inhabited in decades
A memorial to the victims of the Chernobyl disaster in front of wrecked power station
