Creepy Tunnel Systems Beneath Major Cities
| June 23, 2017
11. Abandoned subway tunnels in Boston
As one of the oldest cities in the country, it makes sense that Boston would be home to a creepy system of underground tunnels left over from subway stations that are long closed. While the tunnels are closed to the general public, many people have gone exploring underground and have come back with photos that show us what the tunnels look like now. There are miles of track still laid down there, and subway stations that were closed just as they were. Photographers have found mosaic tiling and other signage still intact, as well as caches of canned goods and other materials that were just left to rot.
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