House I grew up in

[BobDavid]

Last month, I tried selling my gently used Kodak Ektagraphic slide projector and aged Da-Lite screen. This is one of a series of photos I posted on Craigslist, Tampa Bay area. ... Not a nibble. I couldn't even give it away.

The slide was taken in 1986. It's of the house I spent my teenage years. 

*Correction: Copyright 2017, not 2010.

[Otto Phocus]

I have often wanted to travel to all the places I lived and take photographs of my old homes.

Good luck in getting rid of your old stuff.  Have you tried donating them?  While one of the organizations I volunteer with does not use slide projectors we do use those type of portable screens and we can't be the only ones still using those screens.

[BobDavid]

I decided to keep the projector. I donated the screen to Goodwill. I've got a ton of slides, so maybe I'll put on a few slideshows.

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

If your Ektagraphic breaks, I still have a plain old Carousel (plus too many trays and many too many slides).

It's good to have a photo of your youthful home. The first house I lived in became a parking lot for a college, the next is still there in New Hampshire, but my family was only there for one year. The third, in Medford MA, was taken after ten years to build an interstate highway.