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Sunset above Craigs Hut, built as the the set for Man from Snowy River movie in the Victorian Alps, Australia

Skagway, Alaska, USA.

an old tin shack

Located at the Magnolia Plantation in Ashley, South Carolina this is one of the few remaining homes where the workers on the plantation lived with their families. Founded in 1676 by the Drayton family, Magnolia Plantation is one of the oldest plantations in the south. The grounds of this plantation are the oldest public gardens in America.

Abandoned farmhouse in rural Australia

An old sawmill worker's cabin situated near Donnelly River Village in Western Australia.

firewood in black forest

A quaint wooden cabin stands amidst a lush field, with the clear sky and fluffy clouds above creating a picturesque natural landscape

Wooden Door Of Wooden Bungalow

$The hitching rail and old homestead built in 1870. Renovations added to the rear in the 1900's and since repairs and upkeep done. The old homestead is a step back in history and available for public use as a shelter from extreme weather.\$

St-Felicien Zoo, Quebec, Canada - August 01, 2023: Old property in meadow, editorial.

Image of an Old Stone church on the Goldfields Way near Yiddah NSW

An abandoned home continues to deteriorate. Time and California weather have taken their role on the structure.

Exterior of log cabin and front door in horizontal orientation. This is a historical pioneer log cabin in a Sanilac County Park and is not a privately owned residence or property.

William Brolliar was born in 1867 and spent his early years working at various ranches throughout the West. In 1910 he applied for a homesteading permit on a tract of land north of Mormon Lake, Arizona in what is now the Coconino National Forest. Initially living in a tent, Brolliar built a log cabin using local material. The rough-hewn structure would be his home for the next 25 years. Brolliar's life on the homestead was one of hard work and self-sufficiency. Despite the challenges of frontier life, Brolliar thrived in his chosen solitude. He raised cattle, planted crops, and harvested timber for construction. He also served as a local mail carrier, delivering letters and supplies to neighboring ranchers. In 1936, at the age of 69, Brolliar sold his homestead and moved to nearby Flagstaff. He passed away in 1944, leaving behind a legacy of resilience and self-reliance. Today, the Brolliar Park Cabin stands as a silent reminder of this remarkable individual and the pioneering era he represents.

Seen is an abandoned hut in the Australian outback near the town of Middleton

Wooden Bungalow In Forest

Old wooden fence and retro house with straw roof in abandoned village

Trees. Moss. Weeds. From around the turn of 19th Century.

Old log cabin in a forest

Abandoned and derelict farm cottage, Tasmania, Australia

An old deserted wooden cabin with a corral sits empty in the arid desert of Utah

Open window in old house with a splash of yellow wattle

Rough hewn abandoned log shed.

Old country homestead from 1870's in rural Australia. The home had later additions in the 1900's and later repair work to its structure. A heritage building now owned by the public to view and enjoy

Columbia, California: 04/10/2024 - Columbia Historic District is a state park and National Landmark District preserving historic downtown Columbia, California. The 30 buildings were built during the California Gold Rush. Located in the California Mother Lode, this Gold Rush town is a living museum with the largest collection of preserved buildings in the state.

A Rustic Old Shelter Sits Alone In New Zealand's Canterbury District

William Brolliar was born in 1867 and spent his early years working at various ranches throughout the West. In 1910 he applied for a homesteading permit on a tract of land north of Mormon Lake, Arizona in what is now the Coconino National Forest. Initially living in a tent, Brolliar built a log cabin using local material. The rough-hewn structure would be his home for the next 25 years. Brolliar's life on the homestead was one of hard work and self-sufficiency. Despite the challenges of frontier life, Brolliar thrived in his chosen solitude. He raised cattle, planted crops, and harvested timber for construction. He also served as a local mail carrier, delivering letters and supplies to neighboring ranchers. In 1936, at the age of 69, Brolliar sold his homestead and moved to nearby Flagstaff. He passed away in 1944, leaving behind a legacy of resilience and self-reliance. Today, the Brolliar Park Cabin stands as a silent reminder of this remarkable individual and the pioneering era he represents.

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