Urbex: ABANDONED Heaving House
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- Опубліковано 17 жов 2024
- Explored this abandoned house in the Spring of 2015. This video features an exploration of an abandoned dilapidated house built in the 1830s that has a military background being home to one of Canada's greatest military leaders during the First World War. He was born in this house during the 1800s. It has been abandoned since December of 2012 and used as a party house since. It was abandoned after the municipality order they remove a wood stove that was dangerously installed and install smoke detectors. Smoke detectors were installed since and the wood stove removed by order of the fire chief. The land is owned by farmers who farm the land and would sometimes rent the house out. Since the municipality order along with the state of disrepair of the house, they have left it to sit and eventually fall into itself or have it demolished, whichever comes first. Historians wanted to fix it up to preserve the memory of this military hero's childhood home, but it's just too far gone. I'm hoping my video will help serve that purpose. An upstairs bathroom leak caused the kitchen ceiling to collapse, and the exterior bricks are crumbling. The basement has experienced a lot of frost heave which has affected parts of the foundation, so not that easy to repair. Enjoy! :)
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For some reason you've videos always help me go to sleep. They're not boring; they're just relaxing. :) you seem like such a nice lady!
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The way people treat derelict and abandoned buildings is exactly why your videos are so precious. Thanks for documenting and sharing...and thx for respecting the birds x
I've seen so many abandoned videos and you are the best. Love the way you take your time and linger here and there. May you always be safe.
+Lori Miller Thank you, Lori. Your comment means a lot.
One kid visiting an abandoned house would wander around thinking how cool and atmospheric it was. Two or more and they have to smash it up.
that is cute how you were concerned about the birds and tried to be away from their area to avoid stressing them out. :)
tall32guy shes sweet!
Once the heat gets turned off and some windows get busted out, it doesn't take too long for paint to start peeling off. Mostly it's just latex painted over oil based paint or on a too glossy or dirty surface. Only takes a few days of that freeze-thaw cycle to do it's dirty deed.
The problem with heaving on that house comes from the way the additions were added with rain runoff coming back towards the main house off from the add-on roofs. Water finds it's way around to the foundation instead of away from it, freezes and thaws a lot and ice causes it to rack and twist the foundation.
Thanks, Pam. Another good one. Surprised that the rooms were not bigger, especially the living room and bedrooms. Looked a lot bigger from outside.
You are the bravest girl ever ... I congratulate you ...it would be very hard for be to go into the houses ... Much less the basements,and by yourself... God Bless you and keep you safe...
I missed your explores! So glad you are back!
An abandoned house must be like a mansion for birds! Always enjoy watching your videos!
Thanks again for taking the time to make these videos.
Hah, felt weird seeing the same Red Dead Redemption poster I have in a completely ruined abandoned house.
+aawrf aghuja same here. :)
Thanks for the great tour, It's always a pleasure. Be safe...
I enjoyed that, and what a lovely voice to go with it, so calm.
Thanks for posting a new video...as always great job!
Hi Pam I'm a senior in Alberta, I stumbled across one of your videos quite by accident about a week ago. Ever since, any free time I have I'm sitting here watching all of your explores and enjoying them immensely! You could say I am addicted to them now LOL I'm just going to keep going until I can't find anymore. I know you posted this one over a year ago now so I don't know if you'll even see this, but I wanted to ask if you still do this. I sure hope so, you're so good at it and your videos are an absolute pleasure to watch and listen to. Kudos for taking nothing but video and leaving everything as it was. Today happens to be Canada's 150th. birthday, so Happy Canada Day! xox
Hi Pam! So nice to see you again, lol. I actually like this house. Love the way it's laid out. It would have been very pretty at one time. So sad. I'm am someone who is financially unable to buy a home, so it's always sad to see so many abandoned.
Oh TikiTrex! I hope you come back soon. In a sea of urbex explorers, your videos are the best.
I miss your videos. I hope that your doing okay? We hope that you will add some more videos soon. Many thanks for sharing your videos and cool finds.
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"Someones been smoking up in here",, that made me laugh! I love your commentaries on your video's. Those guitars were for video games,guitar hero or rock band. It's funny how you being a bird lover , you seem to find birds often, I'm sure its better than finding spiders or bee's. Thanks for the adventure!
+jim ogle Ahh, okay! Yes, definitely MUCH better than finding spiders, which also seem to be a magnet to me. Thanks, Jim.
Wow, all of that deterioration after just a few years...Northern Latitudes can be really hard on houses.
Awesome vid! :D
+A Heimdahl They sure can! Thanks!
Terrific tour, thanks!
Another great exploration! Very Erie indeed!
Someone's dream is over. The birds are coming. Well done tour.
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Wow Pam. Looks like you found quite the party spot! With Foosball table and all. Really liked that pealing paint in the entry. Excellent job on this one. Thanks for sharing it with us!
+AbandonedSC Thanks, Jason!
After all the abandoned house tours I've seen with old 60's and older TV's (often several in the same residence) and then this one comes along with a big screen TV!
Another nice explore, well done! I was worried those birds were going to start dive bombing you.
+Explore With Us Thank you.
Wow, you're fearless. No mask, no gloves, alone in a crumbling house...thanks for doing this for us! New subscriber.
I love your soft voice as you explore and love how you can't stand vandals either. It's so sad with all they destroy. It's like they hate beauty. Evil kids for sure. Thank you, Tiki!!
I truly like the time you take to go thru these places and do your research on them. I do hope your safe and not doing these places alone
Wow! The only thing worth a crap in there was the bong! lol That was 100% a party house that is for sure!
another great video....I just adore adore your videos.... please keep up the excellent job😊😊😊
+Sherry Johnson Thank you, Sherry!
yeah I live in southern ontario and there are quite a few abandon farm houses. It's so interesting to see what you may find!
This was once a very beautiful house; vandalizing basters have to ruin everything; "Frost Heeve" this is the first time I've heard that; great video Pam, keep on trekin :)
You are great with the camera. You never pan too quickly and your narrative is very good.
+OnTheRiver66 Thanks!
Always a pleasure to join you in your explorations, Tiki.
+LakeNipissing That's great to hear!
Welcome back
..Missed ur videos.
I like how you're so respectful to the places you explore, if that makes sense. I know you're in Canada, but I also know from your videos you've traveled quite far south in the US exploring. Do you regularly take road trips for the purpose of exploring, or do you mostly find these "explores" nearer your home? Thanks for all these videos; I really enjoy them! 👌
That’s so cute “ smoking up” I haven’t heard the term like that in a while. Kinda makes me warm an fuzzy
Thanks for another great video!
Excellent video, Pam...you're one of the best at it!
+David Cleveland Thanks so much, David!
Thanks Pam!!
Just came across your video, and very glad I did - you are the best - no question about it! Wonderful documentation, and so well filmed as usual. Like I've always said, there should be a TV documentary called "Tiki's Exploration of Abandoned Homes"… definitely your narration and filming are so much better than what is on TV!
The basement of this house is particularly unnerving, I've never seen anything like it. I wonder what causes it. Hate the destruction by vandals - never could understand why they would do this. You share my love of birds, and horror of spiders! *shared by my daughter as well. Please keep on filming these homes… miss you.
It sure doesn't take long for those abandoned homes to fall apart. Curious how the vandals smashed all the glass except that aquarium. I saw the lone chair, but no Tim Horton's cup.
Thanks for the video!
So sad. This house has some history to it.
Sorry, another question, why the brief dips in audio?
Surprising to see the garage positioned like that, at the BACK of the house, that's actually pretty cool.
so good to see you back. I enjoy your videos so much. I can see and hear what's being filmed. With a voice like yours have you ever thought of doing audio books? Many thanks for sharing
Happy Valentines Day and thanks for the great upload! :D
+Captain Canada Happy Valentine's Day to you as well! :)
Hi, Pam. It's nice to see another video from you. This was a very exquisite house. It looks to me as if someone or whoever owned the house had tried to renovate it to a somewhat modern level. I am hoping you can upload videos a little more often. I hope you are having a nice season up there. -- Alex
+Southern Dream Station Thanks, Alex. I used to upload twice a week when I first started my channel years ago but eventually, abandoned places start to dry up without driving further and further afield, so it's hard to sustain that many explorations in the long-term. Take care.
***** That makes total sense. At least you are still finding abandoned places, though. Have a good weekend! You take care, as well.
Thanks for posting another great explore.... Really I just needed a reason to wish you " Happy Valentines Day "❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🤔
+Frank Poindexter Happy Valentines Day to you, Frank!
+TikiTrex Hot kisses on Valentine's Day :-* Dear Tiki make a Valentine's Day episode. You're the Queen of Urbex!
thanks Pam like others was wishing for a new one from you as always greatexplore
Thanks! :)
Love your videos. Keep up the good work.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Do you ever get scared of paranormal things while going through houses like this? Or find bodies? I be going in a house and like "NOPE! NOPE! NOPE!".
Hi Pam,
Good vidio but i would just like to point out, i don't know if you have missed it or not the upstairs bedroom the one you mentioned the floor coveriong, some one had put there own latch type lock on the frame, its at 9;07.
just thought i would let you know its not that important, i enjoyed your walk through as aways. Thanks.
Lone chair lady, another great video!
+Wendel Battin : No Christmas decorations, tho!
+Agent Fungus, well, 'tis not the time for wild parties, so I'm not surprised if they left it out.
But for me, Decemember is synonymous with Christmas! :)
Wow, It`s amazing how the frost can destroy the foundations of a house to that extent in Canada. I was thinking you were going to find 100,000 dollars in that safe ha...great video. Thanks for posting
You have such a beautiful voice for narrating your interesting videos!
Thanks again Tiki for the vid!
Hello my dear TimeTrex!
I have been little here on You Tube but I ended up hoej witness more u beautiful video yours.
What a beautiful attitude her to think that someone might see it and so fix and then preserve it sure would be very cool.
Thanks for sharing and success always!
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I only found you in 2021 and I LOVE your content!
I play you in the background while I write my novels :-)
you are so brave; to go into these abandoned houses on your own!.
The place shows no signs of being really old.
I love all of your videos. The first one I seen was the abandoned cat house. I was watching something else and it went off and the abandoned videos came on after watching your video I was hooked. Now I love watching all of the abandoned videos and especially yours.
That was so sad...I can just imagine a family with teenagers living there.
Another great explore Thank You Tiki. I have never seen linoleum in bedrooms! Never seen bricks for flooring in a basement either!! I am still amazed at the stuff left behind by people. That tv, the first you came across, I have one exactly like it. Perhaps the person left it there because it weighs a TON! I cannot lift mine!! Then that other large tv left there too. Thanks again Tiki, take care.
+jimblue39 Thanks so much, Jim. That's likely why it was left behind for sure.
I love your videos!
I saw this whilst in UK and enjoyed but never got chance to comment .
It really is sort of sad that such a place has been left to rot ,Seems like sense of history is lost :) Shame and as ever a great find and coverage .Back in Berlin now .
greetings , Helena * for a like
+HelenaMikas Thanks as always, Helena! I hope you had a good trip.
it was as always lovely . Time as usual flew by :))
Love your videos! :)
The sub-floor in the basement looks like an earthquake rolled under the house. Thanks for another interesting video!
I wondered what you meant by "heaving house." I've learned something. As always, thanks for a terrific explore!
That's a nice house. It has a good roof . That will keep it from falling apart. I hope someone fixes it back up to make livable again.
it's really sad how some kid's of this generation growing up act, no respect at all, I mean it's like all they want to do is demolish everything!!!
Oh my gosh what is that funky little chirping sound that I keep hearing in the background???
Wow! You are so brave to go exploring in these places! I would never be able to do that also it makes me so mad that people use abandoned homes that most likely had sentimental value to the family as a party house and they damage it badly like the french doors were. Great video though!
As an old ex solider I really hope they do find away to restore this property Pam, but I think you have hit the nail on the head, it's too far gone & it would cost mega-bucks to fix :-[, would like to know more about this man, so if you could give me a name to research I would be grateful. I cannot emphasise to you & your Canadian viewers the total sadness of carnage that Canadian Military Men went through & the courage they gave in the name of there country during the first & second world wars, beautiful young men slaughtered in useless frontal attacks & its the same story with other countries of the dominion, Least We Forget. The best gift we can give is to remember them & there families who lived with the suffering of never seeing there loved ones again, read the stories watch the doco's, Example ? how many Canadians would know the over 35000 Canadian merchant seaman loss there lives in WW2, most drowned or burnt to death in the freezing North Atlantic sea & that was non combat role just amazingly brave men.
+Craig Cottingham If this place is the birth place of a Canadian war hero , most definitely ,it would have significance and worthy of preserving. You correctly point out , the role and sacrifice of Canadian Military men. Thanks
Thanks, love your videos....
Another `exploration' well done!! I look forward to ALL of you tours. But as always, BE CAREFUL, sweetie. ;)
+Donald Rutman Thanks, Donald.
It really is sad this house was so far gone. But I feel like you've done the war hero a bit of justice by alerting the world that he existed, and also by showing us all his home.
This one feels like it's zoomed in, a bit harder to take everything in. Or am I crazy? Long time fan!
Whether it works or not, it's not often you see a big-screen TV in an abandoned house! I bet it's quite heavy, else someone would have taken it by now.
5:30 I always tell people to change their smoke alarm battery when I hear the beep lol. They become oblivious to the sound. As for the paint, maybe that particular coat was of a cheap variety, or, as you suggest, the weather played a role.
9:00 What's different about the vandalism to this house is the near total lack of grafitti along with it.
10:00 And the usual complement of coat hangers. :)
11:00 Looks like the old Nintendo Entertainment System. We always had several on hand. ^_^
12:20 Just judging by the controls on the front, I'd have to say it's an early flat-screen monitor. There was a brief period of CRT TVs and monitors that had flat panels.
13:17 That computer thing on the floor might just be a server blade. There's a beer mug on the wall, as well lol. I must agree that it was probably these foundation issues that made the owners give up on it. But where there is a will and money, it could maybe still be saved.
Thank you for the privilege of this fascinating tour, Pam. You're the best urbexer! As always gratefully yours, Lewis. :D
+TraditionalHymns Yes, lack of graffiti is a mystery. I guess they were high enough on what they were smoking to get high on paint can fumes as well, lol. I loved those old Nintendo systems. Because they are so hard to find, I have a DOS simulator on my computer and a controller, and still play the 80s and 90s Nintendo games on here. It works pretty good. Yes, I'm stuck in a time warp from that era but I loved it. You are the best, Lewis! Thanks so much for the sweet comments as always! :)
You're most welcome, as always, Pam.
Oh, I hear you, Lewis! I did a lot of my Nintendo game playing in the 90s. My favourites were Zelda, Mario Brothers, Super Metroid (one of my favorites still today), and the old DOS game Leisure Suit Larry which was one of the first games I started playing. I still have that one on my DOS simulator. My son has the full collection of that one on CDs. That was a classic, lol.
I know them all except Leisure Suit Larry lol. That sounds about as obsure as Earthbound. :P I used to own a leisure suit, but I never bothered to even try it on because it was so out of style hehe.
Thanks for posting, I enjoy looking at your work , nice find and great work , like a lots of people we fallow you with interest
+Emilysdad Experienses I appreciate that. Thanks so much.
Wow - I haven't seen a bong in ages. haha
Thank you for this explore.
Love your detailed abandoned finds. It saddens me that so many savable homes with history r demolished or torn to shreds by youth. SMH, please be careful&protect ur self w/mask or gloves. Thanks for sharing.
+Troy Katzenberg I already wear a mask. Thanks for watching.
+TikiTrex LOL! Glad u take precautionary measures to protect urself. I enjoy your videos&want u to keep exploring safely. Thanks again 4sharing some of the historical background of home.
Hello ! Wow the picture of the house in the old days looks totally different than today.I like the ornate designs the house had around the roof.How did they find the picture of the house in the old days?Nice video.Keep up the great work !
Thanks. There was actually an infoboard in front of the house set up by the local heritage society so I took a picture of it.
Hot water tanks and a furnace! First thing to go in Detroit. Bad DIY renovations here. I often wonder what people are thinking when they blow money on senseless "up grades"
Another great Video!!!!
+Felix Siam Thanks!
love your videos. You have a nice voice. just be careful out there.
im watching with headphones , those birds around 1:10 scared the utter shit outta me, excuse my language lol.
If you don't mind me asking what kind of camera do you use? Awesome video too :)
Maybe Marc Emery's old house? You got the bong, I got the, O cannabis!
Nice video. Some better end fixtures. All gone now.
Please find an abandoned library or somewhere with loads of books! I love it when you look through books =D
If I were there, I probably wouldn't have been able to resist taking that Red Dead Redemption poster with me.
+MrAnimeopera, don't all copies of the game come with one?
TraditionalHymns I got my copy used, so I never had one.
Where are you Tiki? Miss you😪
happy valentines day, tikki. the game in the basement at 13:00 is a fooseball table, that's the name you were thinking of. :)
+dave1135 Thanks, Dave! And Happy Valentine's Day to you as well. I actually put a notation with the proper name at that part of the video. I noticed it is under the YT play bar, so a little hidden. :)
Another great video and lovely commentary. Shame the house is too far gone in repairs with the history that's behind. Shocked to hear the smoke alarm still beebs warning of a low battery after the amount of time the house has been empty.
Thank you, Mark.
We miss you please come back😊
you are one of the best! enjoy your work.
+Tim Corbett Thanks, Tim. I appreciate that.
looking forward to your next video!