#abandoned house
Abandoned Mansion
Beverly, Massachusetts
I got nearly arrested here about 20 minutes after entry so 5 photos was all I got
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Seeing Ghosts (1948)
Abandoned Haunted House
As a horror movie fan, I have to admit that I had too much fun building this. I know it’s very different to my other builds and not cute at all but it’s spooky season so I felt like building something darker.
You can watch the full speed build here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtesDuyCTBE
And, as always, thanks to all the amazing cc creators! @mimoto-sims@slox@josiesimblr@kardofe@helen-sims@jennisims@artvitalex@simcredibledesigns #shinoKCR #buffsumm #daer0n and many more!
I am. Sign me up please. Cause I got some questions.
Come on in. Close the door.
the ghost of hidden oaks farm (Cari Ann Wayman) by William
Via Flickr:
Happy Halloween all!!
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That rickety abandoned house you want to explore but know you shouldn’t…
I’ll probably never color this…
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The Shrieking Shack (61/365)
This photo is one of several from a beautiful, foggy morning in October 2016 that I neglected to edit.
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Alex, September 2020
Abandoned house, September 2020
Hey! I haven’t posted here in a loooooooong time. I might not post here super often but I’ll likely drop in and post some highlights.
If you want to follow me somewhere more active you can find me on instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/oliver.photographic/
I post pretty much every day there!
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Photograph by Bruno Zanzottera , Parallelozero,
This small island in the Venice Lagoon was once a navy radio station, later became private property, and was eventually abandoned completely.
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New Albany, Ohio
Sunbury, Ohio
Visited the wonderful Calke Abbey, Derbyshire, today.
Built in the early 1700′s and mostly closed off and abandoned by the family after the second world war, except a few rooms. It has been preserved by the National Trust in the exact state it was in when they took it over in the 1980′s, rather than restoring it, which makes it all the more fascinating.
The owners were by and large eccentric recluses who liked collecting and never threw anything away, so it is brim full of amazing treasures.
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