Inside eerie 120-year-old abandoned mansion – with tuxedo still hanging in bedroom

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For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here.The elegant building features four large Corinthian columns, a romantic second-floor balcony, and a stained glass window on the interior stairway.After Sterling’s death in 1967, the house lay vacant for decades, the grandeur of its past disappearing.It was then purchased in 2012 by Dr.

Hikes-McDonald in 2012, who worked for the Veterans Administration for many years, but decided to leave the house empty once more when she moved to Chicago.Other shots in the set show the grand hallway, carpet faded and dusty, a vintage porch complete with two old rocking chairs, and the exterior of the house, still impressive but showing signs of its age - as it is now 120 years old.The fades grandeur of the once impressive mansion can be seen in photographs taken by Mr Kent, who posts images of places he has managed to get a peak behind the grand facade of the property.They also show grand staircases flanked by pillars and many other large rooms which have no-doubt seen some impressive soirees during the previous occupier's ownership.Sterling Price Rainer, Jr.

started work on this 12-room mansion in 1902.Rainer was born on January 24, 1885, and raised in Union Springs.And his dad Sterling Price Rainer, Sr.