In Great Britain, not far from the city of Fleetwood, an abandoned manor of the 19th century was found, inside which the atmosphere remained ‘alive’.

The find was shared by photographer-researcher Dean Slader. His hobby is traveling around the country looking for abandoned buildings, studying them and taking pictures. But this country estate impressed the photographer the most.

It is surprising that during 70 years the farm not only did not collapse, but even remained in a very good condition.

From the outside, the building looks as if someone might live there now. But the most terrifying and exciting at the same time is the situation inside him.

The house is filled with objects and household items, which are arranged as if life was in full swing in this room a second ago.

However, this impression is dispelled by the abundance of dust and crumbling wallpapers.This whole picture looks like they just left the house, leaving everything behind.

Many facts indicate that the found estate belongs to the 50s. This is evidenced by the typical interior of that time and the left newspaper dated 1950.

Additionally, Dean captured the entire environment he saw inside. In the photos you can see children’s toys, baby carriage, furniture – all this remained intact.

Slider became very interested in the mysterious ‘haunted house’ and decided to investigate its history.

After talking with local residents, the photographer found out that the house used to be occupied by a family: one Mary Cowell and her two sons.

There is an opinion that the brothers had a conflict with each other, which is why it was decided not to inherit the estate after the mother’s death.