Quite the change of pace from the sprawling hospitals and industrial ruins we've been visiting lately, this Queen Anne-style mansion was a smorgasbord of natural decay and vintage artifacts. It was a little bittersweet, though, since it'll probably be the last time I get to explore with my buddy Brangus before he moves out west. This place provided an awesome sendoff, though, and I think it serves as a great example of the caliber of less-traveled abandonments that can be found in this part of the country


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Patterns and KLMNOP. Yiss.

I wuv that first image
Thank you for sharing these.

these are beautiful shots, love all the detail

pic 19 is a total vision for the senses. I LOVE it! I wouldnt be able to get inside that house fast enough.
Awesome suitcase shots and view into the attic. Amazing all the junk people leave in attic spaces. I would be afraid it would cause a fire....but, the places still lives on. Incredible!

These are some really great shots. Just curious, do you know what the grid in #6 was for?

Incredible....

Thanks, everyone!

Posted by Aran Just curious, do you know what the grid in #6 was for?

It's a doily stretcher, pretty much identical to this:

Number 1 is magical! I love the old fridge, random ephemera and the sweet shots of the cars buried in foliage!

Incredible location and pictures😍

Awesome! ! ! ! ! ! !

That outside shot of the house and car is sweeet

....Dddaaaaaammmmnnnn

Great work!

This is a really unique location! I think I am not alone here in thinking that 19 is one of the best. I also love that attic shot!

Love the lighting in all of these! These are all great takes but 5, 6 and 19 really do it for me.

I love how the pink floral stands out wow

Wild! So hidden in the forest, I love it. You found this place on a nature hike?