Uploaded March 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
We stepped inside a true time capsule—a 120-year-old farmhouse that looks like the owners just walked away. Built in 1903, this stunning rural home is unlike most abandoned farmhouses. The unpainted heart pine walls, the original architecture, and the remnants of a once-prosperous community remain frozen in time. Everything was left behind, making this a rare glimpse into the past.
Cecil and I were given permission to document this historic home before it's gone forever. Houses like this tell the story of forgotten communities and lost wealth, and this one is a stunning example. Step inside with us as we explore what remains.
If you’d like to support my preservation efforts, consider leaving a tip in my PayPal tip jar: paypal.me/rwrightphotography
For more forgotten places and lost history: https://linktr.ee/adventuresintohistory
My flashlight link (10% off with code SAIH10): olightstore.com/s/UPTJSG
Let me know your thoughts in the comments—would you restore this house, or is it too far gone?
We stepped inside a true time capsule—a 120-year-old farmhouse that looks like the owners just walked away. Built in 1903, this stunning rural home is unlike most abandoned farmhouses. The unpainted heart pine walls, the original architecture, and the remnants of a once-prosperous community remain frozen in time. Everything was left behind, making this a rare glimpse into the past.
Cecil and I were given permission to document this historic home before it's gone forever. Houses like this tell the story of forgotten communities and lost wealth, and this one is a stunning example. Step inside with us as we explore what remains.
If you’d like to support my preservation efforts, consider leaving a tip in my PayPal tip jar: paypal.me/rwrightphotography
For more forgotten places and lost history: https://linktr.ee/adventuresintohistory
My flashlight link (10% off with code SAIH10): olightstore.com/s/UPTJSG
Let me know your thoughts in the comments—would you restore this house, or is it too far gone?










