Photographer steps inside abandoned Cleveland theater

America is crumbling.

Photographer Seph Lawless has been traveling around the U.S. photographing abandoned race tracks and other sites of urban decay. He recently traveled to northeast Ohio for his latest project, which centers around the deserted Variety Theater. Closed in 1986, the theater was originally one of the first single screen movie theaters in the country, and later became an iconic venue for some of rock and roll's biggest names.

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With the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony right around the corner, it's a nice ode to the venues that helped bring music stars to fame. Read more...

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