[flangemanager]

"Untouched for decades: Photographer takes amazing series of images of perfectly preserved home abandoned by its owners

Dilapidated home in Ontario, Canada, discovered by an urban explorer, is a remarkable time capsule of the decade He said: 'There is the usual smell of decay and years of abandonment that one comes to expect in this hobby'

With polished silverware still in the kitchen drawers and outdated toiletries sitting on a dusty dressing table, these incredible photographs show a perfectly preserved home that was abandoned by its owners decades ago.

From the retro patterned wallpaper to the well out-of-date food in the pantry, the dilapidated home in Ontario, Canada, is a remarkable time capsule.

An urban explorer called Dave made the stunning discovery while he was looking at abandoned properties in his home province - and documented his findings on his website Freaktography.

'The sight upon entering this house was eerie, breath-taking and weird,' he said. 'There is the usual smell of decay and years of abandonment that one comes to expect in this hobby.'

Dave found musical instruments, including a gramophone and a stereo system that would have been state-of-the-art at the time, books and family photographs - offering a tantalizing glimpse into the lives of the former occupants."

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ntury-ago.html

[spudigitti]

The clock on the sideboard is worth a couple of thousand the silver cleaned up maybe the same 1500 at least if its stamped from an assays office...
Good find pics are cool

[rob666]

I don't get how this doesn't fall under breaking and entering....... Even if it's abandoned, it still belongs to someone

Maybe a complaint needs to be filed?

[Hugo L.]

Fishy as fuck. Not enough dust anywhere, too much stuff left behind, barely any rot/mold/mildew, and honestly, given our climate out here in Canada, there is NO WAY a house would be left in such a good condition after all these years.

Winter takes its toll, and leaving a house unattended only means that pipes would've frozen/burst, roof shingles only last so long with proper care, so no way it lasted over 50 years without leaking beyond belief, etc...

An apartment/condo would be different.

Voted fake/staged, sorry.

[spudigitti]

Originally Posted by Hugo L. ↗

Fishy as fuck. Not enough dust anywhere, too much stuff left behind, barely any rot/mold/mildew, and honestly, given our climate out here in Canada, there is NO WAY a house would be left in such a good condition after all these years.

Winter takes its toll, and leaving a house unattended only means that pipes would've frozen/burst, roof shingles only last so long with proper care, so no way it lasted over 50 years without leaking beyond belief, etc...

An apartment/condo would be different.

Voted fake/staged, sorry.

Look at the first PIC again the roof of the window eve has collapsed, like you said in your post neglect causes leaks that's a hole and the room is wrecked....

[LadyCPlum]

Jean Nate wipes???? Crap that is old....I wonder how much some of the stuff in that house would be worth if it was appraised....

[vicksvaporub]

This is amazing

[dolbored]

Thank you for posting!! Great pics. Ive come across abandoned homes when younger, but never filled with stuff!!

[Kelseecat65]

I would love to know more about it...who were they...it's as if the entire family just vanished.
Excellent post!

[dolbored]

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