447 Comments for Maison Kirsch

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STRANGE, indeed - where ARE the cobwebs???? That lamp - i like it.
A lot seems so clean and orderly........weird........

My huge 1937 house, properly lived in, has cobwebs all over & everywhere - am constantly cleaning dusting & looking out for.....
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@eldokid nah, it didn't look like the power was on. Plus it's all old knob and tube with who knows what nesting behind the walls - a good way to start a fire.
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Now that you mention it, I don't recall seeing any indoor plumbing like a bathroom, tub or kitchen sink, but it's been a while. Maybe there was an outhouse out back...
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I couldn't find one.
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@eldokid Yes, although they were more common for larger purchases. I found a bunch in an old hospital that were all hand-written, with giant letterheads that had wood cut prints of the company's logo or building, from somewhere in the 1880s.

@Mark Hard to tell with the image sized down for the web, but it was dated as well as stamped on 9/7/1945, you can kind of see it on the bottom.
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The receipt looks like thermal paper from a modern register (within 30 yrs or so).
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Seeing this paper and some of the set ups in this house I wonder if someone maybe did some filming in here.
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If there's a definition of filthy habit, a pic of that ash tray needs to be with it. Yuck!
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Was there a basement or cellar?
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That's it, looking at this house I knew it reminded me of something. Great movie. Great photos.
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Breathtaking gallery, thank you. One question, did this house have a bathroom? Indoor plumbing? I don't recall seeing any.
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The cobwebs that is!
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It's really a shame that all this gorgeous furniture is just sitting here forgotten, when it could be sitting in my house being used and admired!
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Nice! As usual, looking forward to the next!
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Autoguy, that's a double electrocution device the zombies put together LOL! Ok, maybe that didn't make sense but I'm LMBO