The “Loneliest House in the World” and the Truth Behind It
Whose house is this?
From the 18th century, the island of Elliðaey was inhabited by five families. It is believed that they lived in huts, and relied on fishing and raising cattle on the grassy pastures of the island.
By the 1930s, though, all the residents had left the island and only local populations of puffins and seals remained.
From the 18th century, the island of Elliðaey was inhabited by five families. It is believed that they lived in huts, and relied on fishing and raising cattle on the grassy pastures of the island.
By the 1930s, though, all the residents had left the island and only local populations of puffins and seals remained.
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16 August 2023
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