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I Photographed The Abandoned Home Of A WWII Veteran And It’s Like A Time Capsule
Packed with items from another time period. This abandoned house in Connecticut is a complete preserved time capsule. It belonged to a former WWII Veteran and Prisoner or War who also won the Purple Heart. The house has been abandoned for at least two decades. Take a step back in time through my photographs.
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Upstairs bedroom
The T.V. room
The kitchen
Upstairs bedroom
Downstairs bedroom
Garage on the cars
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Kyle D 4 years ago (edited)
In 20 years, aside from the sun faded chair, those fabrics & blankets look pristine. Little to no apparent dirt & dust came it from the outside? No critters building nests? There does appear to be water leaks but no real ceiling damage. Very little wallpaper damage/peeling. The garage & house seem to be separated by a number of years of wear & tear.
sharron lynn parsons 4 years ago
Yes it's very sad, looking into the life, of some ones life, he may be, lo king down, hope he is i heaven !!!
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Not Proud British 4 years ago
Hmmmm, fruit that hasn't gone off? House plants that haven't died? Large self portrait just left leaning on a chair, with hat hanging on wall just above the crutches. No spider webs, unused toothbrushes. Photos conveniently placed. I hate to say it but part of this does look rather staged.
Bryan Sansivero (Post author) 4 years ago
It was gross plenty of spiders I concur
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Zsolt Hegedűs 4 years ago
When you say "explored" all I can think of is "broke in without permission".
Sean Harrison 4 years ago
I wonder if people reading these "abandoned places" posts realize they are all staged.
Grace Austin 3 years ago
Everyone should stop claiming the photographer staged this. Sure, there are flowers and fruit, but if you look closely those plants are fake (which is very obvious in the least upstairs bedroom photo). This is really interesting though, do you know why the owner abandoned it?
BLKDOG Publishing 4 years ago
Absolutely fascinating. Great pictures and a great insight. We can't underestimate that WW2 defined the lives of those who took part. Have a read of 'Weird War Two' for more on this - https://amzn.to/3nBHUXI
Kimberley McMillan 4 years ago
lol the post author certainly is defensive about all this... XD
Bryan Sansivero (Post author) 4 years ago
I have the right to defend myself. Especially if people are making claims about me. 🤷🏼♂️
Load More Replies... Kyle D 4 years ago (edited)
In 20 years, aside from the sun faded chair, those fabrics & blankets look pristine. Little to no apparent dirt & dust came it from the outside? No critters building nests? There does appear to be water leaks but no real ceiling damage. Very little wallpaper damage/peeling. The garage & house seem to be separated by a number of years of wear & tear.
sharron lynn parsons 4 years ago
Yes it's very sad, looking into the life, of some ones life, he may be, lo king down, hope he is i heaven !!!
Load More Replies... Not Proud British 4 years ago
Hmmmm, fruit that hasn't gone off? House plants that haven't died? Large self portrait just left leaning on a chair, with hat hanging on wall just above the crutches. No spider webs, unused toothbrushes. Photos conveniently placed. I hate to say it but part of this does look rather staged.
Bryan Sansivero (Post author) 4 years ago
It was gross plenty of spiders I concur
Load More Replies... Zsolt Hegedűs 4 years ago
When you say "explored" all I can think of is "broke in without permission".
Sean Harrison 4 years ago
I wonder if people reading these "abandoned places" posts realize they are all staged.
Grace Austin 3 years ago
Everyone should stop claiming the photographer staged this. Sure, there are flowers and fruit, but if you look closely those plants are fake (which is very obvious in the least upstairs bedroom photo). This is really interesting though, do you know why the owner abandoned it?
BLKDOG Publishing 4 years ago
Absolutely fascinating. Great pictures and a great insight. We can't underestimate that WW2 defined the lives of those who took part. Have a read of 'Weird War Two' for more on this - https://amzn.to/3nBHUXI
Kimberley McMillan 4 years ago
lol the post author certainly is defensive about all this... XD
Bryan Sansivero (Post author) 4 years ago
I have the right to defend myself. Especially if people are making claims about me. 🤷🏼♂️
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