The Nevele, inaugurated in 1901 by Charles Slutsky, holds a fascinating history shrouded in intrigue. Its very name, 'Nevele,' which intriguingly spells 'eleven' in reverse, has sparked local legends. Some believe it pays homage to the eleven 19th-century school teachers who first stumbled upon the breathtaking waterfall within the confines of this very property. Yet, another tale suggests that Charles Slutsky, the founder himself, may have drawn inspiration from his own family, as he was said to have eleven children.

On today’s exploration, we venture into an abandoned Days Inn. Words cannot explain how bad it was inside, on top of the natural decay of an abandoned building the vandalism was just unreal.