Documenting Florida’s hidden locations, abandoned places, and forgotten history through aerial exploration.
Sky Hall Media documents Florida’s hidden locations, abandoned places, and forgotten stories through aerial exploration.
Founded by an FAA Part 107 certified drone pilot, this platform combines cinematic aerial visuals with historical research to uncover the parts of FLorida most people never see.
Every story is grounded in location, context, and perspective from above.
Each story uncovers places most people never see — captured through aerial perspective.
Explore forgotten resorts, deserted attractions, and lost landmarks.
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Located on Egmont Key at the mouth of Tampa Bay, Fort Dade once served as a strategic military installation designed to protect Florida’s coastline. Established in the late 19th century, the fort supported soldiers, families, and civilian staff in a small but active island community. Today, the brick structures and…
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Florida is often associated with beaches, tourism, and rapid development — but scattered across the state are the remnants of communities long since abandoned. From mining towns and railroad settlements to military outposts and agricultural hubs, Florida’s ghost towns reflect cycles of growth, industry, and decline. Some vanished when resources…
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In the early 20th century, Brewster, Florida was a thriving company town built around the phosphate mining industry. At its peak, the town supported hundreds of residents, complete with housing, schools, and community infrastructure tied directly to the economic engine beneath the soil. Today, little remains. Brewster stands as one…