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I Found An Abandoned Farmer’s House Filled With Vintage Stuff (27 Pics)
Deep in the woods of rural Maryland lies a house hidden and filled with secrets. A time capsule of a family long gone, this late 1800s farmstead is filled with creepy dolls, antiques, and family photographs. Antique cars are scattered through the thick grass, and in the barn sits an old buggy, all overcome by the elements of nature. Take a tour through the Farmer’s homestead.
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The overgrown exterior and outside of the farmhouse
The living room
An old pram in a bedroom
A child’s bedroom
1950’s time capsule kitchen
The dining room
Hallway to the living room
Old family photographs
The master bedroom
Doll head in a vase
Bookshelf in the living room
Dollhouse in a bedroom
An old dollhouse
Inside the bathroom
Books and a record
A family portrait
A pram with a doll
Inside another bedroom
Old clothes on a dresser
Baby doll in a pram
Skates in a closet
Indoor porch
Wedding dress hanging from a door
An old photograph of the farmstead
Buggy in the barn
A car in the tall grass
A car in the bush
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Hannah Edwards 4 years ago
Could be, I thought that the clothing and dolls looked a bit staged.
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Brandi VanSteenwyk 4 years ago (edited)
It is too bad that the photographer -- or his/her cronies -- so obviously interfered with their subject prior to photographing the scenes. Too many "perfect" settings and too little dust and clutter.
Gossameringue 4 years ago
The most recent book in the pics at least is from 1968; i would figure a half century of abandonment would lead to a lot more mold and water damage throughout. But the VCR and CRT TV in the living room indicate this place was last lived in sometime in the 90's or early 2000's. Also, in the photo of the skates, the vintage box of WP22 electric fence insulators is right next to some very newish paint/stain buckets.
Aliquid A 4 years ago (edited)
Likely some seniors lived in the home until they died, and they had no family to even check in and deal with their stuff. It is very common for seniors to have the majority of their possessions be 30-40 years old, and then one or two new things. I think your assessment of it being abandoned in the early 2000's is probably correct. There would be more structural damage/rot if it had been longer.
Load More Replies... Hannah Edwards 4 years ago
Could be, I thought that the clothing and dolls looked a bit staged.
Load More Replies... Brandi VanSteenwyk 4 years ago (edited)
It is too bad that the photographer -- or his/her cronies -- so obviously interfered with their subject prior to photographing the scenes. Too many "perfect" settings and too little dust and clutter.
Gossameringue 4 years ago
The most recent book in the pics at least is from 1968; i would figure a half century of abandonment would lead to a lot more mold and water damage throughout. But the VCR and CRT TV in the living room indicate this place was last lived in sometime in the 90's or early 2000's. Also, in the photo of the skates, the vintage box of WP22 electric fence insulators is right next to some very newish paint/stain buckets.
Aliquid A 4 years ago (edited)
Likely some seniors lived in the home until they died, and they had no family to even check in and deal with their stuff. It is very common for seniors to have the majority of their possessions be 30-40 years old, and then one or two new things. I think your assessment of it being abandoned in the early 2000's is probably correct. There would be more structural damage/rot if it had been longer.
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