This nice mansion used to be a restaurant in the town next to where I leave. It's been empty for years now. Such a shame.
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4 comments:
That looks like one of those mansions the owners gave up because they could no longer support the place. It is a shame. You have to be rich these days to live in the suburbs of any American city and I guess it is that way all over the world.
Nice shot.
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we loose something as a society when we let such treasures slip through our fingers
I suppose the cost of upkeep on such places is too prohibitive.
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It's so sad to see these beautiful mansions so neglected. It is not expensive to buy one but unfortunately it takes lots of money to maintain it. Every time I pass by one of these beautiful mansions or chateaux, I always wonder about their story.
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