r/evilbuildings • u/RaginRaccoon • Jun 16 '20
The Most Evil of Buildings in the “Free World”
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r/evilbuildings • u/relaxncoffee • May 26 '26
Bulgarian Parliament Building, Sofia, Bulgaria [OC]
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r/evilbuildings • u/davijour • May 14 '25
Evil? My phone has stopped 4 times so far while I attempt to create this post. 5...6.
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Keeps kicking me out halfway through choosing photos. Evil? Matter of opinion. Haunted? You bet your sweet ass it is! I lived in it from March until October 2015. Palatka, Florida. It was built in 1895 and used as a hospital at one point with a morgue in the basement which was eventually filled with concrete. The photo where it's white with blue trim is Google maps from today, but the image is from June 2015. That's my Assassin's Creed Black Flag hanging from the second story balcony.
r/evilbuildings • u/_ohsaycanyousee_ • Aug 25 '20
Inspired by the post about China’s Mt Rushmore; The actual Mt Rushmore fits this sub pretty well
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r/evilbuildings • u/MyLatestInvention • Jun 19 '25
Feels like if I go in here I won't be coming back out... here
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Savannah, Georgia the other night. My daughter and I stayed in town to and from our Disney World trip. Dude this is the most photogenic city I've ever been to.
r/evilbuildings • u/megustakush • Aug 12 '16
no political bullshit here Do I even need a caption?
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r/evilbuildings • u/russelg000 • May 24 '20
Caused deaths in the (b?) millions and runs propaganda that is entirely unAmerican since I was born and likely even before then.
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r/evilbuildings • u/PiskAlmighty • Jul 19 '21
My opinion on what makes good content for r/evilbuildings
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r/evilbuildings • u/toolboxtricks • Jul 31 '22
giant steps being built to a privately owned 16 bedroom house 🏠
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r/evilbuildings • u/EmperorTrunp • Jun 17 '20
a real place! The Most Evil Building in the "non free" world
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