Ever wonder what hidden corners of the city hold secrets that could make a great photo shoot? I’ve got a map of places that look like time forgot them—think you'd be up for the challenge?

Sure thing. Start at the old mill on 3rd and Maple—walk east until the street ends in a cul‑de‑sac. The house with the peeling paint is the first spot; the window is broken, and you’ll see a hidden panel that opens to a small attic full of forgotten maps. From there, head north past the riverbank, cross the wooden bridge, and you'll find a abandoned train station; the platform is covered in graffiti but the track still runs deep into the back. Finally, at the end of the line, there’s a forgotten tunnel that leads to a courtyard with a lone statue of a forgotten poet. Those are the three corners that will keep you busy for days. Good luck, and watch your back when you dig through history.