America Left Behind!! 15 Forbidden Places in Texas You Won’t Believe Exist
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America Left Behind!! 15 Forbidden Places in Texas You Won’t Believe Exist
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America Left Behind!! 15 Forbidden Places in Texas You Won’t Believe Exist #worldside #texas #forbiddenplaces #america #texashistory #texastravel #forbidden
Texas is famous for enormous cities, wide-open landscapes, historic landmarks, and endless highways. But scattered across the state are places ordinary visitors cannot freely enter.
In this documentary, we explore 15 of the most restricted and off-limits locations in Texas, from sensitive military installations and nuclear facilities to abandoned buildings, protected historic sites, and places closed because of serious safety risks.
The journey begins at the Pantex Plant in the Texas Panhandle, a highly sensitive facility connected to America’s nuclear weapons program. From there, we explore major military installations including Fort Cavazos, Goodfellow Air Force Base, Red River Army Depot, Joint Base San Antonio, Fort Bliss, Sheppard Air Force Base, Dyess Air Force Base, and Camp Bullis.
But not every restricted location is connected to national security.
At the Texas White House, preservation and restoration have limited access to the historic home associated with President Lyndon B. Johnson. In Houston, visitors can explore public attractions connected to the space program, while operational areas of Johnson Space Center remain controlled.
Then there are places restricted for entirely different reasons.
Toyah High School represents the dangers associated with deteriorating abandoned structures, while the former Forbidden Gardens property became private after the attraction closed.
Beneath Lake Buchanan lies Old Bluffton, a submerged Texas ghost town whose remains occasionally become more visible when water levels fall.
Finally, Contrabando tells the unusual story of a former movie set damaged by flooding and eventually demolished for safety.
From nuclear security to abandoned ruins, these locations reveal a side of Texas most travelers will never experience freely.
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00:00 - Texas Behind Locked Gates
01:00 - Pantex Plant
02:04 - Fort Cavazos
03:04 - Goodfellow Air Force Base
04:08 - Red River Army Depot
05:11 - Joint Base San Antonio
06:16 - Fort Bliss
07:15 - Sheppard Air Force Base
08:14 - Dyess Air Force Base
09:08 - Camp Bullis
10:07 - Texas White House
11:07 - Johnson Space Center
12:07 - Toyah High School
13:00 - Forbidden Gardens
13:55 - Old Bluffton
14:56 - Contrabando
15:46 - The Texas You Can’t Explore
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