This building was built in 1910 according to the internet, however, I stumbled across a receipt/deed from 1906. Regardless, this building is over 100 years old, and has held up nicely over time. Originally, it was built as some sort of power plant or warehouse (details are hazy) before it was transformed into a house. It was abandoned somewhere around 2002.
Why do I refer to it as the "archaeologist's" house? There were rocks everywhere, and even more peculiar, old hammerheads. Hundreds of them, most covered in rust, and looking freshly dug up. Unfortunately, I was out of daylight and time, and was unable to snap any pictures of them. I will return soon for more photos.
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2. Personal favorite
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4. Part of a strange "warehouse"-looking part of the house. An overhead gantry.
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Please, someone let me know if this is a breach of privacy for the ex-owner and I will remove. 6. All of the food was long expired, even the canned goods.
7. Must've left in a hurry
8. Came around a corner and saw this guy, he scared the crap out of me to be honest
9. The upstairs
10. More clothes in the attic
Again, my apologies for not being able to capture the bizarre array of hammerheads and other things. Hopefully I'll be headed back up next weekend, and I'll update this thread accordingly.
All photos shot on a Fujifilm X-E1 with vintage manual focus lenses