For two years, American photographer
Seph Lawless has been furrowing American roads to shoot the scariest houses in the country. Seph Lawless is a pseudonymous American-based artist, political
activist/artivist who has deliberately chosen to keep
his identity concealed.He authored his first book 'Autopsy of America'
in 2013. The book captures the plight of Americans and the devastating
effects that
globalization has had on American cities. The book
chronicles his journey across the United States with an emphasis on the most abandoned and economic deprived areas of America.
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The Haught Mansion in Michigan was an upscale brothel in its heyday, the 1940's. Years after in closed, a number of dead bodies were foudn in the basement, marked with a perfectly round circle on their torsos and chests | |
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The Nova House, Youngstown, Ohio. Benjamin Albright shot and
killed his son by accident and then killed himself and his wife in 1958.
The home has been vacant ever since and still has personal belongings
inside. |
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The childhood bedroom of one of the most notorious serial killers
in American history, Robert Berdella (also known as the Butcher of
Kansas City). |
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Detroit, Michigan, the scene of a triple murder |
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Toledo, Ohio. Locals suspected the owner practiced witchcraft |
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Abandoned house in East Cleveland, Ohio, where serial killer Anthony Sowell hid victims’ bodies. |
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Chester, Pennsyvania. The family went missing in 1898 and were never found
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The Cater House Estate in Buffalo, New York, was home to a local
sheriff who shot himself after the place went into foreclosure in 1968.
The house has remained vacant ever since, but locals claim they
regularly hear voices coming from it.
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