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As a young man I used to see abandoned farms like this in western Minnesota and North Dakota and wonder what the lives of the people using them were like when they were built; funny how we romanticize old buildings.
ReplyDelete4- Once a grand theater of opera, ballet and concerts, then a vaudeville theater at the turn of the century. During the 1920’s converted into a movie theater as vaudeville faded away. After Ww2 a house of burlesque, then a porn grind house, and finally abandoned to ruin in the 1970’s like many theaters.
ReplyDelete5- Perhaps an abandoned victim of the dust bowl during the Great Depression, or another farm family ripped off by the bank that refused them that much needed farm loan, so the bank could seize their land after foreclosure and sell it at a profit to big agriculture.
-Rj
Rj - Those were quite good stories.
Delete2 e 3- Come palazzi e ville abbandonati in Italia, lasciato in rovina. Una vista molto comune in Basilicata, Calabria, Puglia, Sardegna e Sicilia.
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