Skip to main content

Abandoned House


Abandoned House

Not an original title, I know. Feel free to send some better name suggestions in the comment below.

Anyways, I was driving to my dad's house one day and saw this beauty somewhere close to the Wisconsin/Illinois border. I had to stop and just take a picture. There are "no trespassing" signs hung up so I didn't go onto the property, just took these from the side of the road, but I would love to know the history of this house. Who lived there? Why is it abandoned? What is the history there? How old is it? 



If you like this photograph, I do have some prints in my Zazzle Shop collection, "Black and White Photography." You can visit the collection here. 



 

Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

The Dickeyville Grotto in Wisconsin

  The Dickeyville Grotto  Dickeyville, Wisconsin 305 West Main Street Dickeyville, WI  53808 (608) 568-3119 The Dickeyville Grotto and Shrines were built by Father Mathias Wernerus between 1924-1930 out of materials and found objects from all over the world. When he would travel he would find shells, china and pieces of glass and stones to add to his grotto. People from all over the world would send him pieces to add too. There is shrine to Jesus and many other smaller memorial stones. There is also a cometary on the property where Father Wenerus is buried on this property. After you tour the property make sure to stop in the church's basement to shop at the resale shop to support them. You can learn more from their website here. 
Post a Comment
Read more

Platteville City Park - Pride Picnic - Music in the Park & Chalk Art

  Platteville City Park This park has a lot going on, almost all the time! So if you are in the area stop on by and see what event it happening today! Even on peaceful days, you can look at the Veteran Memorial statues, each depicting a different war and just enjoy the shady lawn. There is a beautiful pavilion, a water fountain and park benches and picnic tables. Music in the Park When the weather turns nice in Platteville, they start "Music in the Park." Every Thursday different local bands play, food trucks line the streets and they serve ice cream and Platteville Root beer on occasion. Kids dance, adults dance, and the park is full of people who brought their own lawn chairs and blanekts to lounge on. Just remember to bring your bug spray. Biting gnats and mosquitoes are a problem during the early summer months! Chalk Art in the Park Another annual tradition in Platteville is to do an art contest using chalk. There are professional artists and enough sidewalk squares for t...
Post a Comment
Read more

Pink Sun at Dawn

 Pink Sun at Dawn I took this picture in August of 2021. The bright pink sun setting behind the trees in front of my house was just gorgeous. The camera could not picture the brilliancy of the pink. I just sat and watched the sun go down behind the trees until I couldn't see it anymore. The sad part of this picture, is that the sun is so pretty and pink because of the wildfires out West in California and up North in Canada. The smoke is blowing over and down and causing the sun and moon to have some pretty unusual although beautiful colors. So as I watch the sun go down every night, I pray for all the people being affected by these fires. I pray for the energy of the trees, plants, that the animals are safe there. It's so odd that there is always beauty in ugliness. ~ Lisa If you like my photographs then stop by and visit my gift shop. Thanks for looking and supporting my art and photography! Sunsets and Sunrises Collection by ThroughMyLens
Post a Comment
Read more