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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. 



 

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