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I Captured Eerie Photos Of An Abandoned Mansion Filled With American History (23 Pics)
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I’ve photographed many abandoned houses in my career. However, none have been filled with as much American history as this one. The house and a lot of its belongings date back to at least the 19th century. The owner was a prominent government official and known nationally and was a well-respected man in the town. Take a look inside to see what was forgotten and left behind.
More info: Instagram | bryansansivero.com
The exterior
Sitting room
Upstairs
The parlour
Main staircase
Portrait
The dining room
The master bedroom
An upstairs bedroom
Antique desk and chair
A family portrait
Parlour decor
A book of Presidents
Photograph of the Kennedy’s
Family pictures
An upstairs bedroom
Family china closet
Broken spectacles
Antique portraits
Ladies bathroom
Family history
View of the parlour
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It is times like this when I wish I was "filthy rich" and could buy this house and restore it, the furniture and even the photographs! AND LIVE THERE!!!
I have always wondered how families can leave so much behind?
I immagine some kind of tragedy, or fleeing tragedies. Usually it's wars and change of regimes that force some families out of their homes.
I guess that's an air conditioning in the master bedroom, therefore the mansion may not be empty since that long
Death in the family. Legal issues. Or as Daria said tragedies in general. I've watched a lot of videos about abandoned places, and some houses just seem to be forgotten after the owner passes. Maybe a rift in the family, or the person who inherits the property lives too far away and can't afford to come back. So the property just sits. Vacant. I did see one abandoned house- so full of stuff- that had only been vacant a few years because the parents were arrested. House was put on the market but was disgusting- they'd been arrested for animal cruelty, so many sick animals in the house- so there were no takers. Yeah the animals were gone- but I'm guessing the smell wasn't.
What a waste. There are some really nice antiques (that I would give my eye teeth to have) just rotting away in there—-not to mention the house itself!
It is times like this when I wish I was "filthy rich" and could buy this house and restore it, the furniture and even the photographs! AND LIVE THERE!!!
I have always wondered how families can leave so much behind?
I immagine some kind of tragedy, or fleeing tragedies. Usually it's wars and change of regimes that force some families out of their homes.
I guess that's an air conditioning in the master bedroom, therefore the mansion may not be empty since that long
Death in the family. Legal issues. Or as Daria said tragedies in general. I've watched a lot of videos about abandoned places, and some houses just seem to be forgotten after the owner passes. Maybe a rift in the family, or the person who inherits the property lives too far away and can't afford to come back. So the property just sits. Vacant. I did see one abandoned house- so full of stuff- that had only been vacant a few years because the parents were arrested. House was put on the market but was disgusting- they'd been arrested for animal cruelty, so many sick animals in the house- so there were no takers. Yeah the animals were gone- but I'm guessing the smell wasn't.
What a waste. There are some really nice antiques (that I would give my eye teeth to have) just rotting away in there—-not to mention the house itself!