Viral photographs of an abandoned house in Georgia that looks like "a time capsule"

It is curious to see how the corners of an abandoned house they can radiate life. Perhaps because of this somewhat uncomfortable and disturbing feeling, the photographs of this building in the city of Lousville, in the state of Georgia, have been viralized in networks in the last hours.

Toys and photo frames In the living room, an unfolded old newspaper and boxes of sauces on the kitchen table fill the house with dynamism, as if its tenants had abandoned it a few hours earlier.

But retro decoration, badog television, rusty surfaces and the worn wooden edges of each room stop the time and envelop the interior of the house with a dark and sinister aura.

"That's what I'm calling & # 39; a time capsule & # 39;. When they walk around the house, it is difficult to see spider webs and dust, but all the rest has remained virtually intact, "wrote the author of the photos and the publisher of the blog Southeast abandoned.

Everything stays exactly like seven years ago, when the owner left. This has disrupted many users, for whom the house seems abandoned for decades. It's like if the weather inside had frozen in 1970, and would have remained isolated from the real world.

It is thought that he was abandoned in 2012 by a calendar that was in one of the halls and that marked that date. But in reality, little is known about the story who closes the house.

Known by neighbors as "The willie house", was built in 1904 by a local carpenter. According to the blog, it appears that the house belongs to a single woman who lived next to her children and who rented one of the bedrooms to earn extra income.

Inside, It has four bedrooms and three bathrooms, which are spread over a total area of ​​325 square meters.

There are still jars of sauces and crystal glbades on the breakfast table in the kitchen. The owners did not even take the dishes with them when they left. In the living room, piano dust and badog TV -adornada with personal items-, proof of abandonment.

The photographs were taken with a Canon DSLR with wide-angle lens. The author, who documents various properties in the southern United States, stated that a buyer has acquired the 2017 property and this is currently being renewed.