The 1853 Greek revival-style house
Virginia creeper vines overtaking the exterior
The antique decorated parlour is slowly peeling away
Taxidermy stag head in a bedroom
A photograph of 19 members of a WWII combat battalion
A bedroom with Victorian armoire
Antique bureau with mirror and vintage militaria
Marble-topped east-lake washstand and dresser
Tall mirror chair in the foyer
The master bedroom with portrait of the colonel
Elegant Victorian vanity dressing table
Various papers and pamphlets across a writing desk
The grand entrance hall staircase
Old photographs and postcards
An attic of oddities
Mid century kitchen with appliances
Vintage rotary phone hangs on the kitchen wall
The kitchen’s medicine cabinet
A glimpse into the crumbling dining room
Flowers and glassware scattered atop a dresser in a bedroom
In the attic old books and an antique pump organ
An antique trunk filled with old papers and letters
Vines growing up a bedroom wall
The English style basement
The homes private graveyard
Generations of family members in the graveyard
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I think you mean Boogaloo Bois, the more retarded of the two
Why would anyone care if it were destroyed? It's rotting away as it is.
What's with the idolization towards a failed insurrection?
Don't try to tell me it's about preserving history, because we don't build monuments or terrorists to remember them.
there is absolutely no murderous homicidal cannibalistic family living in it or anything
why don't you sleep over
there are nearly 700,000 slaves in Africa today, but they´re not enslaved by white people - so that doesn´t count - right?
Not sure if you are implying the colonel was the last person to live there before it was abandoned, but that's clearly not what these pictures imply.
Totally agree... Tv and rotary phones didn't exist during the confederate times...