article_snippet: Legend has it that one of the former owners, Edmund Spurrell, used to entertain the guests at dinner parties with a dancing bear which is buried in the grounds .
article_snippet: Medicine bottles found in a large derelict house in the village of Methwold, know locally as 'The Pickelman's House', due the fact that there are a multitude of pickle jars in the pantry .
article_snippet: An old container of Cadbury's Marvel dried milk power and a glass jar prop up a copy of Parade magazine on a rotting shelf at this unknown location .
article_snippet: Lost choice: Dials on this television set show it dates from a time when there were only two channels, almost unthinkable to those born today .
article_snippet: This shot was taken inside an old prefabricated bungalow named 'Regina', in Felthorpe.
article_snippet: Packed up: This suitcase was found in a forlorn cottage on the side of the busy A47 towards Kings Lynn in the village of East Winch.
article_snippet: Empty: These old salt and pepper shakers were found inside a former night porters' cabin, at an abandoned TB Hospital in Mundesley .
article_snippet: This tatty armchair, discovered in an abandoned house in an unknown location, has not been used in decades .
article_snippet: Not in use: A rusting plug socket for a cooker is seen on a mouldy wall in derelict cottage on the outskirts of the Toftrees estate, Norfolk .
article_snippet: Peeling: Sixties-style wallpaper is seen falling from the damp walls inside a derelict cottage located along Doles Lane, in Bradwell .
article_snippet: Stuck in the past: An out-dated doll figure is seen standing in front of three mirrors inside an abandoned house at an unknown location .
highlights_snippet: Found TV sets with only two channels inside abandoned cottage, and salt shaker in porter's lodge of TB hospital .
  