Today I decided to dust off the old urbex gear and get out for the first time in months. I recently saw a location on Ryan Ademan's
facebook page about this Rhode Island drain. He was kind enough to give me the location, and so I set off.
The drain was built by the WPA in 1941 out of mainly stone and bricks. It opens up into a large straight distance of drain easy to walk through to a smaller brick drain that I went a fair bit down, but it seems to go on for quite a while, curving slightly north. I might return soon for some better shots, especially in the snow.
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| The drain, exterior. They don't make storm drains like they used to. |
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| This is what the drain flows out into--a mossy stone stream which carves through the woods. |
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| From inside. |
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