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this looks like it could be an interesting location.

great find doom. the places is a great house. clearly someone was salvaging the flooring.

This used to be the entrance to a trailer park and campground, up until the eighties, now the property is used by a construction contractor. The blades used to actually turn, liklely with a motor.

Hmmm...says 20 pics but only shows 10, 6 of which work. Bummer, looks like a promising place!

Damn...I thought it had been an active property for some reason prior to the burning...wish I had taken a trip by a few months earlier. Now the plot thickens if it was already abandoned.

Dammit it's already tough enough 'sploring without this kind of media and law enforcement attention. Keep the captives in an active house willya?

Link added to lastest Toronto Star story.

I saw a new lock on the door when I returned in October. Was still not very secure but I didn't make it inside. Guess I'm glad I didn't now! http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2011/12/20/pickering-confinement-room-toronto_n_1161079.html

here's the link where I found the data Trish. http://www.tbs-sct.gc.ca/dfrp-rbif/pn-nb/09820-eng.aspx?&qid=996451

"A lot of gruesome discoveries this week on OAP--lol"...Cannibal Girls

Timo, this property is owned by the garden center just down the road. Speaking with one of my co-worker who's Father-in-law lived in that house till this past summer when some of the hydro poles and wires behind the house came down, the cost to replace the poles is very high being that it's on private property and not owned/maintained by the hydro company, I was also told about a massive bee-h

Excellent find.

Interesting story on the news tonight. An abandoned farmhouse on the 7th Conc of Pickering, near the York/Durham Townline. Apparently the authorities have found a room in the basement of the house, that was used for human confinement. At this point they are not sure if the room was ever used or by who. Not sure if this is the house in question, but it sure fits the bill. Any ideas?

No problem ... just keep going past the grain elevator and it's on the right hand side, just before the edge of town. :)

This was the Esquire Theatre in Brantford's downtown. It was built in 1937 in the style of Art Deco. It originally seated 982. In July 2010 the building was demolished along with other buildings in a decision to demolish the south side of Colborne St.