I dunno...a lot of this looks staged to me

The most recent book in the pics at least is from 1968; i would figure a half century of abandonment would lead to a lot more mold and water damage throughout. But the VCR and CRT TV in the living room indicate this place was last lived in sometime in the 90's or early 2000's. Also, in the photo of the skates, the vintage box of WP22 electric fence insulators is right next to some very newish paint/stain buckets.

Did you research if it really is abandoned? It probably does belong to someone. A lot of these 'urban exploring' seems like B&E to me

Someone own that property, whether they haven't been there in years or not. What gives you the right to break and enter, and rummage around in their personal belongings?

it looks so clean as if it was abandoned only a year or two back, and not in the 1950s.

"I found an old house and staged it with a bunch of stuff and then took pics to make it look creepy." Seriously what is it with these? Why does someone take the time to do this?

The walls are dusty, dirty, and peeling, but the curtains look like they were bought yesterday.

actually a lot of vintage collectibles in there. I'm sure the owners/heirs have plans for craigslist.

And another clickbait title by BP. "filled with creepy dolls" made me expect something akin to Isla de las Muñecas, but here were, what? 5, maybe 7 dolls for the whole house?

Just so everyone knows. I don't read ANY comments. As there is always much hate in the comments here. So I'm sorry to disappoint. To all those that know that houses ARE left behind exactly as I capture them and appreciate my photography. THANK YOU. ❤️

The patchwork quilt in the main bedroom without a mark on it. Still I found it interesting

A random doll here and there does not equate to "filled with creepy dolls."

Not as much dust or rodent damage as I would have expected.

Looks like a party spot to me...

How does the photographer know it's abandoned? Did they look for and not find an owner? This HAS to be trespassing, right? The property must be own by someone or some financial institution. The property could even belong to the city/state.

Vintage "Nexcare" bandages? Really???

That was once a lovely family home. Could be again quite easily. Without all the BS props.

The old dollhouse, the patchwork quilt + bed would be the only interesting items for me as vintage buyer / seller. The rest is trash to burn.

Not an American, here, but... The Amish hat seems coherent with the Amish cart outside, suggesting that an Amish family lived there. That doesn't quite align with the various electronic/electronic devices in the house, some with their cord still in the socket. This is not even staged, this is outright fake.

Of all the things that never happened, this never happened the most.

i'm disappointed not to see any picture of the basements

Those people must have really liked dolls

The title just annoys me somehow... "I found an abandoned house full of modern stuff" --- no sir, you found a normal occupied house. So yeah of course the stuff in it is "vintage" whatever that may mean.

I think it looks pretty, the dolls are a bit creepy though.

Looks like classic trespassing. When will people stop dressing up their illegal activities as urban/abandoned exploration?