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Overgrown drive welcomes paranormal investigators but no residents. |
The Susie B. Law House, on Eastside Lake Washington Road, in Foote, Mississippi, has been empty for a decade or more and is deteriorating badly. I keep hearing that someone is renovating it but in April of 2017, it looked pretty bad. I wrote about the
Law House in an 2014. Here are a few Panatomic-X film photographs of the house, taken on a gloomy day in 2014.
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This was a handsome house originally, with symmetry and an imposing entry colonnade. |
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The original millwork came in kit form from Sears, Roebuck & Company. |
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Lake Washington from Foote. |
The 2014 photographs were taken with a tripod-mounted Fuji GW690II rangefinder camera; light measured with a Luna-Pro SBC hand-held light meter. The square 2017 photograph is from a Mamiya C220 camera with 55mm Mamiya lens on Kodak Tri-X Professional 320 film.
Update: a very interesting web page describes the
Sears Roebuck manufactured houses from the 1908-1940 era. The variety was amazing. Another web page,
http://www.kithouse.org, describes research into kit houses around the USA.
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That house is bad
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