Hi everyone, I'm new here. I managed to find this place myself and paid a visit after some brief research.
This site, one of several throughout various states, was part of a radar system operated by the U.S. Navy throughout the late 20th century to detect and track objects in orbit with remarkable accuracy. By the turn of the century, the system found itself outclassed by new technology and was discontinued in the early 2010s due to budget cuts. Every transmitter site and receiving station was vacated, yet left intact. As a result, the half-mile long structure of transmitter antennas still stands at this location, along with the surrounding utility buildings.
There are mangled cables everywhere.
I have no idea what this is.
Don't know what this silo would have been used for. The hatch on top was open but I didn't look inside.
The main building. The only one on duty is a bird who made his nest inside. (Speaking of birds, there were a lot of owls around here. They seemed to enjoy perching on the radar and watching me from a distance.)
Nothing to see in here...
Overall, the place has suffered some damage, but the transmitter structure itself is a pretty unique sight.