Iconic Abandoned Farmhouse Faces Demolition Despite Popularity with Photographers

An abandoned 19th-century farmhouse in Ontario has become a popular destination for photographers.
The deteriorating house may have to be demolished for safety reasons despite objections from photographers.
Local officials gave the owner until October 20 to tear it down or make repairs to address safety concerns and bring it up to code.
Photographers are devastated at the potential loss of the house which represents a bygone era of rural life in Ontario.
The farmhouse, built likely between 1840 and 1850, is located between Lake Erie, Cleveland and Detroit.