Down a back road near a cemetery, on a large lot of vacant land sits this old abandoned house antiques strewn all about every room in the house. In the middle of this old abandoned house, the roof and main floor have collapsed onto the main floor.
Badly decaying bedroom in an abandoned house
A staircase in an old home in Ontario that has sat abandoned for many, many years.
An antique hutch in the living room of an abandoned house in Ontario
Two antique toys that I found buried beneath rubble and trash in a boys bedroom of this abandoned house.
An old baseball inside a very old baseball glove found inside an abandoned house in Ontario.
A very well used baseball glove and well worn Louisville Slugger. These items were found in different parts of the house and placed together for this photograph in an abandoned house.
In an abandoned huse that has begun crumbling into itself, here is one of the upstairs bedrooms.
The destruction caused by time and elements inside an old abandoned farmhouse on Ontario.
A very interesting room in this long abandoned house in Ontario. Many antique items found in this room.
The second level of this abandoned house has crashed into the main floor and the main floor has crashed into the basement.
Ceramic piece found in an abandoned house
An alarm clock sits amongst filth in the kitchen of an old abandoned house.
4 thoughts on “Abandoned House Antiques”
Steve
Love the shots. Id love to see the story on these abandoned places. Very interesting!
Betty
Love these shots, and the commentary on each. Love that Big Ben Clock. Just like one we had 60 years ago.
The photos of the floor caving in are amazing but scarey. You have an awesome talent.
Valerie
Thanks for the fascinating photos. An idea: Some old glassware such as Vaseline glass or red Fiestaware will glow green under a black light. This means it is slightly radioactive. You could shine a black light on the antique glassware for an interesting photo effect.
Love the shots. Id love to see the story on these abandoned places. Very interesting!
Love these shots, and the commentary on each. Love that Big Ben Clock. Just like one we had 60 years ago.
The photos of the floor caving in are amazing but scarey. You have an awesome talent.
Thanks for the fascinating photos. An idea: Some old glassware such as Vaseline glass or red Fiestaware will glow green under a black light. This means it is slightly radioactive. You could shine a black light on the antique glassware for an interesting photo effect.