This black-and-white historical photograph captures the ground-level exterior of a two-story wooden Victorian-style house that has shifted significantly off its foundation. The house, featuring horizontal lap siding and tall rectangular windows with decorative trim, leans heavily to the right. On the left side, a set of wooden stairs leads up to a recessed entryway, while a stone-balustrade wall in the foreground appears cracked and disconnected from the main structure. The central and right-hand sections of the ground floor show severe structural failure; a large, dark rectangular opening where a window or door once stood is now empty, revealing a dark interior filled with debris. A metal utility pole stands vertically in the center foreground, providing a straight reference point that highlights the dramatic tilt of the building behind it. The ground at the base of the house is uneven, strewn with dirt and broken materials. Small, faint white text in the bottom-right corner of the image reads "Miles Bros. 58."