Dilapidation[dih-lap-i-deyt] 
Show IPA verb -dat·ed, -dat·ing.
Show IPA verb -dat·ed, -dat·ing. –verb (used with object)
1.
to cause or allow (a building, automobile, etc.) to fall into a state of disrepair, as by misuse or neglect (often used passively): The home had been dilapidated by neglect.
I have been really interested in run down, abandoned houses lately.
No reason other than the mystery and my imagination are intrigued.
Why is it abandoned?
Was there a terrible tragedy?
Was the family forced to flee?
Where they murdered?
Desolate?
What did they leave behind?
So, I thought I'd start taking pictures of them.
This house I pass on my way to the sitters.
I peaked in the window
obviously
and it's full of really cool old wooden furniture.
The bed is still made and the pull out couch is filthy gross.
No reason other than the mystery and my imagination are intrigued.
Why is it abandoned?
Was there a terrible tragedy?
Was the family forced to flee?
Where they murdered?
Desolate?
What did they leave behind?
So, I thought I'd start taking pictures of them.
This house I pass on my way to the sitters.
I peaked in the window
obviously
and it's full of really cool old wooden furniture.
The bed is still made and the pull out couch is filthy gross.
I had fun.
Bullet hole?
