Myles-Cole Island



     The officers building looking over the water with the new apartment buildings in the background on June 12, 2012.  Lots has changed in the inlet over the years with new building developments and facilities




               An abandoned military building crumbling away on Cole Island in June 12, 2012.  This building was used as the living quarters for the officer looking after the island.





A corner of the Officers building that has deteriorated over the years on June 12, 2012.  He harsh weather slowly eats at the bricks and mortar.





       A few bricks are left from what used to have been a brick pathway on June 12, 2012.  Cole island used to be developed but has since been overgrown with trees and bushes.





A barred door covers the entrance to one of the munitions buildings on June 12, 2012.  This

is for safety reasons so that nobody can fall through the wood.





The inside of one of the storage buildings, full of graffiti and garbage on June 12, 2012.  The island is full of garbage and graffiti, the remnants of passer-byers.





The archways of the munitions buildings over the water on June 12, 2012.  This is where they stored the munitions.





A crack arks its way down one of the buildings on Cole Island in June 12, 2012.  This was one of the buildings used for storage.