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The Hidden Legacy Of The Abandoned Farmhouse That I Found In Long Island, New York
I discovered an abandoned farmhouse built in 1860 on Long Island, New York, with centuries of history and treasures left behind. Antique furniture, photographs, and paintings were scattered around and throughout. After some research, I discovered that due to a legal battle between the former family and current owners. Things have been left for decades in a state of decay.
Step inside the historical century-old farmhouse in Long Island, and take a look at the legacies left there.
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The exterior
The parlour
The Dining Room
The living room
A floral touch
Antique piano
Family memories
Main foyer staircase
An upstairs vanity
An upstairs bedroom
Antique medicines
A sewing corner
Sewing machine
Home remedies
A long hallway
Looking inside
Clothes in a closet
Antique bathroom mirror
A room in the attic
Antique dress form
Ladies shoes
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Rose the Cook 6 years ago
The photographs and documents would be the greatest treasure for anyone tracing their family history. It is such a shame when things like that are allowed to become lost.
Liz Sahlin Johansson 6 years ago
Sorry I don’t buy this. In some pics it looks like a pack of rats have had a riot and some walls are crack like eggshells and the wallpapers are loose or fallen off. BUT the colors are TOO vibrant, the light colors are TOO light and although things are scattered all around the rooms are still TOO clean, the surfaces of glasses, furniture and glazed ceramics glances and all fabrics are TOO well preserved for a 150 year old ABANDON house on US north east coast! Some pics looks like models in a dollhouse and I KNOW a rose do not keep neither fresh nor clear red for that long!!! I say the outside pic is real, but the rest is fake made “real” by the first pic, the story and a lot of assumptions, imagination and want-to-believe from the viewers.
Laura Catania 6 years ago
Some houses are staged for historic tours. It could have been fixed up more recently and then if funding fell through, abandoned
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Rose the Cook 6 years ago
The photographs and documents would be the greatest treasure for anyone tracing their family history. It is such a shame when things like that are allowed to become lost.
Liz Sahlin Johansson 6 years ago
Sorry I don’t buy this. In some pics it looks like a pack of rats have had a riot and some walls are crack like eggshells and the wallpapers are loose or fallen off. BUT the colors are TOO vibrant, the light colors are TOO light and although things are scattered all around the rooms are still TOO clean, the surfaces of glasses, furniture and glazed ceramics glances and all fabrics are TOO well preserved for a 150 year old ABANDON house on US north east coast! Some pics looks like models in a dollhouse and I KNOW a rose do not keep neither fresh nor clear red for that long!!! I say the outside pic is real, but the rest is fake made “real” by the first pic, the story and a lot of assumptions, imagination and want-to-believe from the viewers.
Laura Catania 6 years ago
Some houses are staged for historic tours. It could have been fixed up more recently and then if funding fell through, abandoned
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