I am honored to have given a presentation on January 27, 2023 at the monthly Preservation Oklahoma event called “Hisotry & Hops”. The presentation was
Developer Search Videos Playlist and Article Advertisements With the Abandoned Atlas Foundations divisions each having extensive databases of history and photos on abandoned locations throughout
Over the years our team has been gifted and collected many things to aid in our research and preservation. We have looked for a way
Throughout the years the Abandoned Atlas Foundation has strived to have each of our states collaborate with their respective state preservation organizations to nominate endangered
There is still hope! Saint Scholastica Monastery can be saved To some, a building might just be an assembly of stones and other materials. It
Abandoned Atlas member, Gage Fears went to the city council meetings in Bald Knob on multiple occasions to try and stop the demolition, but unfortunately was
In 2022 the Abandoned Atlas Foundations Oklahoma Division was honored to have collaborated with Preservation Oklahoma. As another statewide nonprofit organization dedicated to saving Oklahoma’s
In 2022 the Abandoned Atlas Foundations Kansas Division was honored to have collaborated with the State of Kansas Tourism Department (Travel KS). Taking our select
FAQ Cemeteries Do I need permission before working in a cemetery? Yes! Permission should be requested in advance of performing any cemetery preservation work. Depending on the
We are working with the Historic Edwards Store owner and preservationist, Chrissy Gray Dickmeyer, planning two volunteer days in Red Oak, Oklahoma and need your support! Located close
At the Abandoned Atlas Foundation (AAF) our main goals are preservation and education. Through historical research articles, endangered nominations, call-to-action videos, and public outreach we pool together resources.
