Farmhouse South View #5
This final exterior picture of the series shows what picture #4 hinted: that, surprisingly, the house is mostly straight except for the implosion of gable in the northwest and the corresponding segment on the northeast. At first glance from the north side, the house seems to have totally imploded.
The south side faces what is probably a small river or else a large stream and has multiple windows on the first and second floors and a porch that is partially collapsed. In its day, before it became enmeshed in vegetation and before the collapse, it would have been a nice farm house in a beautiful location, with primary views south to the river and west. Nowadays, little of the house could be seen while the vegetation is in leaf.
In response to a question yesterday, I peaked into a door that was part of the collapsed part on the northwest side. I shall temporarily post a couple of pictures tomorrow.
Farmhouse South View #5
This final exterior picture of the series shows what picture #4 hinted: that, surprisingly, the house is mostly straight except for the implosion of gable in the northwest and the corresponding segment on the northeast. At first glance from the north side, the house seems to have totally imploded.
The south side faces what is probably a small river or else a large stream and has multiple windows on the first and second floors and a porch that is partially collapsed. In its day, before it became enmeshed in vegetation and before the collapse, it would have been a nice farm house in a beautiful location, with primary views south to the river and west. Nowadays, little of the house could be seen while the vegetation is in leaf.
In response to a question yesterday, I peaked into a door that was part of the collapsed part on the northwest side. I shall temporarily post a couple of pictures tomorrow.