Photographer Sef Loveless is a real expert in the abandoned house field. To find objects for shooting, he travels a lot, communicates with people and finds buildings that seem to have left the screens of horror movies. Each of these houses is accompanied by a story, and some even cause one desire - to bypass them and as far as possible.
In 1941 this house was a brothel. Years later, several bodies were found in the basement, each of which had all organs marked with perfect circles.
According to history, a family with four children lived in this house. After the parents committed double suicide, for 10 years the children grew up alone in this house.
Another family drama took place in this house in the middle of the 20th century. A certain Benjamin Albright first killed his son, and then his wife and himself. Since 1958, the house has been intact, preserving history and all personal families.
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This Detroit home is called the haunted house in the county. In 1942, a triple murder took place here, after which the house was abandoned.
In the 70s, the mansion was a small hotel and became famous for several very strange deaths.
The Milan mansion was notorious in the area. It is said that a practicing witch lived there, and the neighbors were afraid of the place. Rumor has it that after her death, the witch was buried right in the house.
The "Dollhouse" from Philadelphia gets its name from its very strange interior. It has no furniture or other evidence of life, but the entire house is filled with dolls and metal shelves with saws and other tools.
This house in Hartford is notable for the fact that, in addition to the accompanying ghost stories, it became the source of the idea for the famous TV series "American Horror Story".
Serial killer Michael Madison lived in this house, who used the basement as a place of reprisals against his victims.
At the beginning of the 20th century, the family who lived there mysteriously disappeared in this house. The investigation did not give anything, but they say that residents then repeatedly saw the silhouettes of residents in the windows of the house.
This abandoned orphanage became infamous in the 20th century thanks to Robert Burdell, aka "The Butcher of Kansas City," one of the most famous serial killers in US history.
This Buffalo house was home to a local sheriff who committed suicide. The house was empty, but residents repeatedly complained to the police about voices in the building. Checks of the structure gave no results.
This abandoned house became famous thanks to Anthony Sowell - a serial killer who hid the bodies of his victims here. The house has already been destroyed, but local residents say they hear voices when they pass the place where the building stood.
Sef designed his photographic journeys through abandoned homes in Book 13: American Horror Story. It includes detailed photographs of the buildings, their history and testimonies of the residents living in the neighborhood.