Abandoned Forgotten

The intricately carved violin crafted by Domenico Galli in 1687 is a stunning example of Baroque artistry and craftsmanship. Here are detailed aspects of this exceptional instrument: Craftsmanship and Design Intricate Carvings: Domenico Galli’s 1687 violin is renowned for its… Read More »Intricately carved Violin of domenico Gallin, 1687

The Concrete House in Dulwich, London, is a notable example of early 20th-century architecture that showcases the innovative use of concrete as a building material. Here are detailed aspects of this unique structure: Architectural Details Construction Material: As its name… Read More »Concrete house in Dulwich London

The Abandoned Home in Rural Wisconsin: Echoes of a Forgotten Past Introduction Rural Wisconsin, with its picturesque landscapes and serene surroundings, is dotted with abandoned homes that tell stories of a bygone era. These homes, often hidden away in forests… Read More »Abandoned Home in Rural Wisconsin

Architectural Diversity: Houses built in Chicago during the late 19th century reflect a range of architectural styles popular during that time, including Victorian, Queen Anne, Italianate, and Romanesque Revival. Each style brought its own unique characteristics to the cityscape. Historical… Read More »An Abandoned House In Chicago Was Built In 1888.

The McInteer Villa, also known as the John McInteer House, is a notable example of Victorian-era architecture in Atchison, Kansas. Here are some key details about this historic house: Construction and Design: Built in 1889 by Irish immigrant John McInteer,… Read More »The McInteer Villa is a historic house in Atchison, Kansas.

Tucked away in a forgotten corner of the suburbs lies a unique relic from the past: a 1970s retro house, abandoned but remarkably preserved. Unlike many forgotten structures, this house retains its power, providing a rare opportunity to step back… Read More »1970s Retro Abandoned House With Power! See inside… (i didn’t expect this)

Unveiling History: Discovering Treasures Beneath the Carpet of My 1898 Colonial When I first laid eyes on my 1898 Colonial home, nestled in a quiet neighborhood shaded by towering oak trees, I knew it was a place filled with history… Read More »When I bought my 1898 Colonial first thing I did was tear up the carpet. This was under the carpet in my front entry hallway.”