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Ancient House, Stony Stratford, England photo via etherian.wow this is a haunted house.
The Carleton Villa on Carleton Island in the Thousand Islands archipelago of New York. Built in 1894 for William O. Wyckoff, whose massive fortune was derived from the Remington arms and typewriter company. The villa has been abandoned for over 60 years.
standing so silently I pass into the night, while this structure endures the test of time
abandoned witches cottage in the woods , be careful at halloween the spirits return just waiting to be awoken spooky photo art asiwaswalkingallalone: (via / Ruin by Flemming Beier Photography)
Fascinating Abandoned Mansions from Around the World Boldt Castle, Heart Island, NY George Boldt bought the island, shaped it into a heart and built a castle on it for his wife, his wife died in 1904 and he abandoned the project completely.
Decaying mansion in Poland Ruins, dilapidated, decay, abandoned, decrepit
Thrillvania, in Terrell, Texas, has a backstory about a psychopathic werewolf who built a house of horrors (above) in which he and his vampire wife served human flesh to guests .
Incredibly Spooky Abandoned Mansions - Built in Victorian Stone Manor Built In Sharon, Pennsylvania features 22 rooms and 8 fireplaces, covering over square feet.
In the midst of a large wood, Château de la Motte-Chandeniers is a former stronghold of the illustrious Bauçay family, lords of Loudun. The stronghold dates to the thirteenth century and was originally called Motte Bauçay (or Baussay).
Old Mansion Penang Malaysia
“ More views of the haunted derelict palace in Poland. Shame to see such a wonderful building going to ruin! Beware of the bats… and the Count!
Château Clochard, abandoned, located in Picardie, France.
Chateau Rollencourt in Angres Liévin (France). It was destroyed in WWI. Small photograph from a WWI soldier’s album.
I love it when people can rebuild homes out of old churches...id totally be one of them.
Wyndcliffe, Rhinebeck, New York, abandoned mansion built in 1853 for Elizabeth Schermerhorn Jones - the mansion allegedly inspired the phrase "Keeping up with the Joneses"
St Etienne abandoned church, France by Jurg Roessen