Some countries, more and more people becoming interested in finding out about the history of the house or building they live in. What are reasons for this? How can people research this?

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, they tend to question its

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, especially with antique ones. There are a few probable causes for

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behaviour that would be discussed . One of the main reasons why buyers wish to know their building’s

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is because of curiosity. It is human nature to wonder and

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, in

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scenario, they wonder either why

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was sold and who has lived here, what were their stories. As an example, one person in New Jersey has discovered that his newly bought

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used to be home to a World War II veteran, who had played a massive role in disarming the Nazi’s War Train. Some speculated that

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trend was influenced by the rise of horror films, where the previous owners have died to anomalous events within the hours and that scare many.

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, questions on the building’s

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were raised. Even though many buyers want to know about the place’s past, not all

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how. It is quite common for people to directly ask the

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’s agency, but often it has no information on previous owners. Another plausible approach is through the Internet. There is a chance your

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witnessed a famous event, like a murder or cult activity, which would yield information, albeit after a long time. In conclusion, there is no true reason behind people’s intention to seek out their dwelling’s past and that there exist very little means to see the

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of the

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.