Hwy 407 Stole This

aww damn at least theirs one more

follow up, you can see houses on google maps along the Ninth Line ( i think they are abandoned) and does anyone know if this house is demolished? pls tell me

if you try going there in the summer, their is an insane amount of ticks and mosquitoes in the tall grass. i went their and it was so deep in the trees i coudnt even see a bit of the house. i was not trying to get a million bug bites. so im going again when the tall grass and plants die .

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House is still there (Sept. 2017). Didn't have long pants or a proper light during my visit, so I didn't explore much of the grounds or inside the house. :(

I drove by this place today (As seen in the Ninth Line Gem gallery) and it has been demolished. The other house is still there (As seen in Ninth Line Decay)

so, after popping back a bit ago, i noticed something interesting. In the basement, if you enter though the back window and onto the table, then go left, (north) you'll see a wooden console. There is, or was, a radio chassis in there. I looked up pics and it seems to be from 1936. Very neat.

CAUTION: There was a fire (probably arson) on the property a few days ago. I would strongly advise against going near this place for a while.

No, both houses are on the same property, one is just a little further back & to the south. The other property that they had was Location #4068.

I'm confused. "Gem on the Ninth Line" is clearly a different house. Is that the one referred to as the other property the original owners had?

I found an article on this family: http://www.thomsonrogers.com/sites/default/files/docs/Ontario20(Management20Board20of20Cabinet)20232.pdf

@Zenit-User: I was here a few weeks ago and saw someone operating a bobcat on the property, moving stuff around. So I went back yesterday and no one was around.

Was there on the long weekend ... everything is boarded up. There was a POE but it was too dark inside anyway to shoot so I didn't go in.

I don't think anything is stolen. The people that are doing this are boarding the place up as well. This tells me that they are the owners, otherwise why would they bother?

Just came back from here, found the house boarded, and FOUR CARS STOLEN by presumably forklift, a construction forklift. This leads me to believe 1 of two things: Either the people that go there are restoration crews, scrappers, or missisauga environmental cleanup (which i highly doubt) But in addition to this, they stole a gas tank that i flipped over, full of fuel, and also a large pipe.

Oh! - In addition, I think this farm may have had chickens at one point. This is evidenced by the seed/grain and the bucket in it, it's a small feed shack, or so it appears, and some of these other sheds appear to have been chicken huts.

Okay, so looking from google maps' street view, and a bit of search-typing, I've found out that the exact address of this location is: 7248 Ninth Line, Mississauga, ON, Canada And it is indeed sad what happened, i would have never guessed it had such a tragic ending.

Don't worry too much about the houses being boarded up, the wooden boarding is frequently broken by the neighbourhood kiddies. The property with the cars has people working in it sometimes, so it gets repaired often, but the other house is owned by the city, and I suspect it was only boarded up because of hurricane Sandy, so they probably won't repair the already broken boarding on it.

Both houses boarded up. it was night time and muddy so i didn't venture too far to see what was left of the cars. but the Civics still there, in worse condition....

yea you had me excited, thinking there was a new mississauga location.

ya, yesterday when I was uploading I didn't have FM access..so a few of the ones I put up will have to be moved over. Now I have FM so I wont be doing that anymore!

dude, #2761, you've been here....

You forgot to close the front door! Nice find

Nice how you can just stroll right in. Oh the legends this place must have in the local youth!

Nice pictures of an Ontario Farm House!!

Finally found somewhere to park... Though there is some nice cars here I really want that civic. I've always had a thing for 70's Japanese cars.

i got to know the best place to park to get here, i've gone up and down ninth line multiple time find somewhere i can leave my car without questions asked.

@BD: Yes.

my link didn't work? ugh...I'm not having the best of luck lol!! and the shell station is on the other side of the 407 a few roads over. They owned two completely separate pieces of land ;) The son is probably still contactable but I didn't bother to look or anything. And no worries Riddim, I would much rather be questioned then have it be wrong :D

I don't think I can trust you ever again, Riddim! hahahaha

Okay..fair enough! I didn't live there when it was being used as for cattle farming! From 1990 on there wasn't any of that! What about the Shell truck station? Where exactly is that???

Sorry Riddim. lol

Your link doesn't work... guess we'll still have to give Riddim the upper hand here!

http://www.omb.gov.on.ca/e-decisions/lc980007_230922.pdf I can't seem to find the other two sites anymore, but this is the court documents :)

riddimryder: The write up is 100 true. I will look up my references for you and post them asap, but I did my research before doing the write up :) And thank you so much for finding the coordinates!! airoberts: sorry...I will correct those lmao..at the time, I didn't know how to flip them around. As stupid as that sounds lol! ironhorse: As far as I know, it did lol. Someone may have moved th

Added coordinates. The write up is STILL complete manure!

Oh yeah, I also borrowed my friends Samyang 8mm fisheye that day. Not the greatest lens. LOL. Very soft, impossible to get a sharp pic.

Haha well, I can't argue with that! The Nikon 14-24 actually is the greatest. :)

Derelict Compositions own the sickest lens.

The description is pretty much entirely fiction.

very cool place could have stayed all afternoon their are two houses barns and lots of old late 60's mustangs , an old early 70's camaro and firebird, old fords lots of cars and old tractors and trucks love the old cars and machinery at these places. First house is very rotten inside , second house where all the cars are is a total mess as you can see in the pics did not see the motorcycle or the

did that tree actually grow through the bike spokes in dankyrs' photo?