Former Air Force town in Minnesota becomes ghost town post-Cold War; homes abandoned, up for sale.

Finland, a town in Minnesota, has become a ghost town since the end of the Cold War due to the closure of a nearby Airbase used to detect threats from the Soviet Union. Over 43 homes, mostly three- and four-bedroom houses, have been abandoned and face varying degrees of disrepair and vandalism. Despite this, the town and its properties are now for sale, potentially offering investment opportunities.

November 17, 2024
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