Shoe-shaped house. The legend of a woman who lived here many years ago

The destiny of the home boot is still unknown.

As part of the “Abandoned Great Britain” project, a crew of researchers has frequently discovered curious locations in different parts of the country. In one of the rooms, there was a weird shoe-shaped structure, which we will tell you about today. The house is placed in the middle of the wood. Nevertheless, the investigators do not provide the correct location or coordinates in order to avoid vandalism.

There is a poem about an old woman who lived in a shoe. As it’s mentioned in some sources, this verse was written as early as 1794. It is not known who exactly is the writer of the work. It’s written about an old woman who had many kids and they all lived in a shoe.

There is a relatively new version as well but there are a few lines that are different from the old one. For instance, in the old version at the end of the poem, it is written that the grandmother whipped the children and sent them to bed. And in the new one, the mother just sent the kids to bed.

The investigators did not find enough details about the house or the woman and turned to their followers. They shared a shot of the building on their Facebook account and asked those who know the history of the house to write.

The votes were separated into two parts. The first was certain that a woman lived there in the 50s and the story is real, while others say that there was an entertainment park, of which this shoe is a part. After some searching and investigation, it turned out that both parts were correct.

There truly lived a woman in the 50s. And already in the 70s, an entertainment park was built there and the house became part of the park. The house is in a highly miserable state and needs rapid restoration. After all, it is covered with moss, and at such a speed, the structure can collapse or totally vanish without a trace. Nevertheless, the destiny of the home boot is still unknown.

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