There's something about a Old Vacant House that picques my
curiosity. I wonder why it's empty. What joys and sorrows and
what sort of people might have lived there. What laughter and
tears may have occured during family get togethers within.
What "slices of life" may have happened during it's occupancy.



I hate seeing old houses just torn down and unceremoniously
loaded into several dumpsters then carted off to a landfill
somewhere. I love it when a vacant house that nature, by it's
own devices has just about demolished, is instead resurrected
by the love and skills of an owner or builder.



OldVacantHouses.com is underdevelopement but I hope to turn
it into a wonderful site over the next several years or find a new
owner who will develope it to it's full potential. I think some
pictures and history of Old Vacant Houses might be the
direction this will go.



Along with some Real Estate, home improvement, and
contractor ads maybe to help owners/buyers renovate their
"Soon to be Non-Vacant House". This could be a very neat,
useful site.