Recently, a team of British researchers discovered an abandoned house in the form of a boot. The house was found in the UK, but researchers do not give specific coordinates in order to avoid vandalism.

When we see this house, we are reminded of a poem about a little old woman who lived in a shoe. The poem dates from 1794, but the author of the work is unknown.

Over time, the last line in the verse has changed. It used to say that the mother “lashed her naughty children before going to bed,” but in the 1901 version of the verse, the old woman no longer whipped her children before going to bed, but gave them “warm kisses.”

The boot house found by the researchers was in poor condition, only the front of the boot retained its appearance a little. After finding this house, the researchers began posting photos of the house on the networks and asking people about its history.

The stories of the people were different. Some said that in the 1950s, a woman lived in the shoe house. Others claimed that the house was part of a children’s attraction. Research has been done.

It turned out that both options are correct. At first, a woman lived there, then in the 1970s and 1980s the house served as part of a children’s attraction.

Now it is in a very bad condition and some action needs to be taken to repair it.

After all, preserving the house, we save history.