Abandoned - The House At The End Of The Line
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As the title suggests - it's the end of the line for this roomy 19th Century villa.
No doubt very grand & in a good quiet location when it was first built; now it struggles
to stay upright - surrounded by houses, supermarkets, gas stations...and a railway line.
The mould, damp stains & peeling wallpaper, have created wonderful 'masterpieces' on the walls;
a myriad of hues that are quite delightful to the eye.
It's been for sale for a long time, but there doesn't seem to be any takers.
Quite a sad end for this once proud dwelling.
If only we could see it back then, bright & shiny, echoing with the sounds of activity & family.
Let's try and imagine 'Waldegg' in her glory days.
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All of your videos are poetry in motion. Your camera always moves in so delicate way... like caressing every corner, wall and furniture, with a nostalgic and melancholic feeling of a past time that will never return. Thank you very much for that.
+Andres Muriel ....and thank you very much for that! Your feedback is just as poetic - much appreciated. My urbex partner does the camera work, (so I'll tell her of your compliment, she often reads the comments and does her best with 'Google Translate'!) we both share the same vision when it comes to how we like to see a house explored; we want to give people time to soak up the details. Thanks for popping in friend :)
ObsoleteOddity - had to look up "urbex partner" as I had not ever heard the term before. Makes sense you would have help with these as they are pretty big projects.
I love going through your older videos and re-watching them. You do your videos with such finesse. Sometimes, in order to truly appreciate a house, not talking is essential and the music just adds a hauntingly beautiful touch as well. Thank you for always being so respectful and documenting these treasures that have been neglected and forgotten.
Thanks for your very kind feedback Chandra - very much appreciated :)
So sad to see the decay. The men who built those staircases are long since gone. I loved the blue & white sink with the matching soap dish. Wonder how many hands have turned those old doorknobs. The fact that the keys are still in some of them is amazing!
The camera girl did a phenomenal job she was steady and held the camera so we could really see the things I bet that house look like a church when I was fully decorated. What a fun place to visit I never go anywhere so I enjoyed every second
Thank you Diane, I tell her that - she'll be very pleased :)
Miss Oddies narration!!! Great video though! Creepy but interesting. Stay healthy and safe travels 🕊️
I can imagine this being a well loved home filled with joy. I would love to know the history of the family who once lived here. Anyone who makes a homemade cat door can't be bad. Beautiful home in it's time. Sad...
I had to see this again. Other folks would make a video of this & would just ramble through the house but not you. You make videos with artistry & sencitivity. You make us think of the place as not just a 'building' but as a 'home'. It's like the 'home' is sad that the family left it. Thank you for teaching me a new song. I can read music but can also play by ear.I hope someone might buy & fix the place up one day.
Thank you very much Ruth!
I doubt this place will get fixed up, they're just hoping that someone will buy the land; but apparently the ground has toxic waste seeped into it.
I wish I lived near the railroad tracks again. I love old buildings and wish I could visit some. Thanks for sharing.
The blue bedroom & that gorgeous wallpaper! Thank you for showing the beautiful detail throughout this place.
My exact thoughts!
Cool old sad house
Imagine you haven't seen or heard from your friend for years, and then stumble upon their abandoned house, and you know you'll never see them again.
Like in Rectify.....
Yup ! I went to visit a friend from high school a few years after graduating only to learn from a nice mail man that her father had died and they had moved away.
I'll never see Ellenor again, but I hope she's doing well. 🤘👻💖
@@ghostcityshelton9378 Did you try researching her??
FASCINATING!!..WHAT AN AMAZING HOME. I, HOPE THE OWNER'S ENJOYED THEIR TIME SPENT THERE. ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO, THANKS TO YOU, ODDIE! .
Thanks for the little details. I love it when you include doorknobs, windows, tiles, etc. I also appreciate the miscellaneous things like the salt shaker on the floor. I am weird! Great video and keep up the awesome work!
+ghoststalking Fitzharris Don't worry - I'm weird too, that's why I include things like the salt shaker, lol :)
Thanks for your support & positive feedback friend!
+ObsoleteOddity You are welcome!
Colors of Rain - and the washcloth hanging in the bathroom....
I can imagine how majestic that house was at one time, I bet it was beautiful in its day, Thank you for the tour, looking forward to your next video.
+Theresa Williams Happy it was to your liking! Got more 'a comin'! stay tuned :) Thanks for watching
You can't help but imagine the stories behind these abandoned places. The good times? The bad times? The loneliness? The parties? Who lived there and what were they like? Good people or not so great people? Are they still alive? So many things run through your head. Atleast for me lol
I think those things about every old house I see lol. Walls SHOULD be able to talk!
+3enjoy3 If only they could!
Absolutely agree with you
+3enjoy3 used to be a reality tv show that I adored called,If Walls could Talk.Theyd go in to old abandoned places and find lost notes between floorboards or tucked behind fireplace mantles or one shoe from each family member of the house builder buried beneath the fireplace for good luck.
+Candy Santillo A tangible link to the past - yes! My first house was late Victorian and behind some skirting board (baseboard in USA?) that I was replacing I found old photographs from that period. Looked like the first occupant was a photographer and used the under-stairs cupboard as a dark room. Ever since then I've always tried to uncover something no matter how small. It's endlessly interesting.
There is a fortune in architectural salvage in this house. These pictures definitely trigger a pang of nostalgia.
I’m always going back on the computer to most of the homes I’ve owned just to see the changes people make. Makes me sad sometimes. Call me crazy. Loved this bathroom. Musics sad..fits.
I can just picture a family in that 2nd house, making dinner in the kitchen, being so excited at the results after installing all that lovely tile!
You find beauty in the most unimaginable places. God bless your heart and soul.
Beautiful, sad, lonely old lady. Thank you for sharing.
You can't help but wonder what the original state of the home was at one time. Quite beautiful and so very sad. Thank you for this journey.
It's such a shame that these houses sit abandoned and falling apart. There are so many homeless families that would love to have a house to live in. I wish the township or state or country would buy them and fix them up and offer them to live in them. Where I live we had a lot of abandoned houses that the state either sold at auction or demolished. Homeless people can't buy houses at auction. It's so sad. This was definitely one of my favorite houses. It showed decades worth of different things.
You have not only got a new subscriber you have a new fan. The detail of your work. The time you spent to highlight so many things. We can all see from the first picture the house is small. As you said its only worth the land price. You preserved in history a surprisingly great find. Your choice of music. Your choice of still pictures. It made me think of family. It made me think of better times that happened in the house. The keys to the house left in the lock. A house someone won't even squat in. A house so close to the train tracks the owners would have gone def. Yet they had to live there. They were greatful for what they had. I'm sad that the house is dead. I'm happy the right person with a camera found the house. Found the house before nature or someone strikes it down. All the possitive comments below. They say volumes to what was made here. God bless you and your family.
+Jim N. Wow! what a simply wonderful & positive feedback! I really enjoy
being able to bring these videos to people like yourself, who appreciate
them. Thank you for watching & for your valuable input :)
You are welcome. The video was so full of real emotion. The way you moved slowly through the house. I am a real fan.
I bet that house at one time was so beautiful and full of life!
I love the little cat flap!!
Haven't seen this one. What was once a beautiful house, beautiful staircase, all the old keys still in the doors! I was so involved in seeing inside, all the history and wonder of what was there, then when "we" came outside, aaaackkk the harsh reality of the modern day cars and traffic were a shock! The piano music was absolutely mesmerizing!
This was the Brooks (Shawshank) of houses - old, exhausted and no longer fitted into modern life. Looked like domestic archaeology inside with layers from every decade. Very fitting music and interesting too. Thank you.
+3enjoy3 I like that: "domestic archaeology inside with layers from every decade" - very good.
You're right, this house is surrounded by modern blocks, looking very much the outcast, in it's vintage 'clothes'.
Thanks for your feedback friend.
Sorry, Oddie. I got a little too much help from my cat when I sent that last reply. But I think I'll leave it that way; it will confuse people until the end of time (or until it has to be deleted)!
The world has moved forward and left these dwellings behind. I'm sure someone out there must have documentation of, or perhaps mementos from the times when families shared joys, sorrows, and dreams in these homes. I would love to be able to hear some of the stories from those days.
Imagination that's all it takes to see what a lovely little house this was. I do agree with you though that restoration wouldn't be worth it. The place is to decayed and the neighborhood has most definitely changed and not for the better. I can see that there was so much beauty in the place at one time. The tile was amazing also the staircase was awesome. I absolutely loved it. Well my many thanks and much gratitude for another amazing video. I loved the music and your little added additions in the window:) Thanks for another wonderful trip and for preserving this once charming and beautiful house and for sharing it with us. Your videos are most amazing. As long as you do them I'll be watching them and I hope it's gonna be for a very long time:) Have a great weekend again many thanks ☺☺👍👍👍👍
You're right, this house is surrounded by modern blocks, looking very much the outcast, in it's vintage 'clothes'.
Thank you very much Doris! I thought the song/music very appropriate for this house.
Yes, the staircase shows that this house, while not grand, was still very fine - and shows it was a
dwelling of some wealth back then. Yes it's sad that the solid workmanship of the old days, is little
appreciated by developers; and as you quite rightfully say - the
condition of the place makes it
not worthwhile..unless it's of very important historical value...they
demolish.
Thank you for watching & for the
great feedback!
Doris Washington I agree, OMG the door handles, tub fixture and that staircase! LOVE!
Hi Oddie.
This house reminds me of an unfinished story. Like an old man passed away, his family moving and leaving the house right afterwards.
It just feels " uprooted " and lost to me.🖤
That amazing blue room though!
Quite lovely old-fashioned wallpaper.
And I loved those two digging forks in the shed.
I wish there was a way to show what the houses looked like in their pristine condition when they were built to now. Also, just want to say I discovered your channel and I love it!!! I love the music and your voice with the accent is soothing. Love listening to you narrate the stories. Your a gem. Thank you for your videos. ❤️😊👍
Thanks for your great feedback Rhonda, much appreciated :)
The tilework told me this was once a place well-loved.
Kevin & you= the music & seeing that once warm sturdy home filled with loving familys at one time can make 1 want to cry.
Then you hear singing & for a brief moment it's like the house had come back to life & then to see the 'figure' at the door- a spookie touch. Very cool.
Good bye beauitful old friend called 'home'. Someone once said-you could never go home again.
Well thanks to Ollie & Kevins music - I think we just did. ♡
Thank you very much Ruth! I thought the song/music very appropriate for this house.
Yes it's sad that the solid workmanship of the old days, is little
appreciated by developers; it would've been quite a lovely place when first built.
I think the sale price is just for the land...the house is not worth restoring.
This place is still there, quietly rotting, I drove past it the other day.
Have a wonderful weekend :)
The old Victrola music is perfect! I hope you realize the extent of your incredible talent. This work is breathtaking. 👏🏻
Thank you very much!
I haven't seen this one for awhile and once agin it brought tears ...You brought the house back once again if only for a brief moment.
If walls could talk...
People can come and take 'things' from the house ...but they can't take the many memories that the house knows went on within it's walls.
Maybe someone might restore that house but even if that never happens you dear Oddie through making this video with such sensitivity let the house say; " See...I once existed and I wish my former tennents and you watching .... peace and love.
Enjoy life now while you can as 'life' is short and the only thing that lasts is the love & memories."💖
🤘👻💖
I'm happy you enjoy visiting the old place from time to time Ruth. It's still there and I drive past it regularly; more bits have fallen off it - the windows reminiscent of sightless eyes - decay consumes it bit by bit. A couple of years back there was was a model for an enlargement of the house, or for another house to replace it - but it either got knocked back by the planning dept. or the potential buyer backed out. The wooden model has gone and the house awaits its lonely fate.
Love the photos of the old taps, the twisty staircases. the wallpaper in the pale blue room, the cam ceilings. The stills of the old door handles/locks are peerless. x
+kitkat68 Yes there's something about old doors and their hardware, that remind us of an age more pleasing to the eye (well at least to my eye!) Thanks for your positive feedback :)
i love watching your videos Oddie the music is always so lovely and your voice is compassionate towards the subjects of yor stories thank you so much for entertaining me on a cold winters evening xxxxxxMAE Oxford England
Hello my friend, thank you for your very kind feedback, very much appreciated.
Very well done! Love the music choices, love the still shots too. Looks like this was a quaint and cozy home once upon a time. Thanks for the tour! :)
+Laura Tuller Thank you for your kind feedback Laura, I'm happy that this tour was to your liking!
the go cart near the end reminds me of a Christmas present to my son when he was 5yrs old now he 22 lol it was more or less the same.
loved it as always, loved the song, sounded nice and old 30s oe 40s! lovely family house, loved the added bits of lovely door kobs and coat hangers and all the old tiles and those lovely gold cooloured bits on the bath room, bath, adored those lovely stairs! shame everybodys gone now!
I enjoyed the music.
So sad to see these homes left in such conditions, thanks for sharing!!
The beautiful haunting piano music you use on these films fills you head with images of the past ,the people that may have lived and loved there somehow bittersweet and wonderful
Thank you Oddie
Thank you very much, I thought the song/music very appropriate for this house.
This house is still standing....just. But it's due for demolition very soon
While watching this I started smelling my husband's hot tea although he's at work. I thought about the former owners having tea in these beautiful rooms long ago. So peaceful and a little bit sad.
True, not a mansion of marvel and design, but a proud and simple house of function that once housed laughing children and loving parents. But it has it's stately side in that sweeping staircase. Simple but nicely made. Loved it. Also love the style of windows there. They open inward and outward in the middle, so lovely. American windows on the average, split up and down. More secure, but that says something about here. Balconies and full widows, yes, would have loved to have seen her in her youth. Sad that her age has caught up with her, but time rules us all. Saw the change of time in the fixtures too. The metal one on the outer door was curious, couldn't figure the function, but look to have been there for a while. Another good tour, Oddie, proving that it doesn't have to be a castle or manor house to be of interest. A sad house decaying in her memories.
This place I pass every so often - it's still hanging on grimly, and looking very forlorn.
They have erected the dimension structure for a new building around it, so it's only a matter of time.
Much appreciated Terry - thanks for your positive feedback :)
Beautiful tile and lovely staircase. Very whistfull and whimsical!
Once again another great vid!!!Imagine all those memories that house has !!!The echoes ppl say still can be heard from time to time in every home.
Thanks for sharing.
Hi Oddity! I just saw your replie but can't click on your Oddie name to leave a comment because the phone I'm on is somehow locked at the moment. I bought a new phone but I need to use a friend's phone to get the darn thing turned on. It's a shame it can't be restored, would cost too much. Well, thank you for teaching me a new song. I changed it alittle bit but it is still very hauntingly a beautiful song. I can read music & also play by ear. My niece is a doctor of music & plays the piano & harp. She can't play by ear. Bugs her that she can play classical music on the piano & I can play with her on the squeeze box is what she calls it. Ha ha. I can play alot of instruments. I just love music. Hope you have a great new year. Take care my dear friend. ♡
The music sure made the house look better very interesting
I love houses like this!The German music just sent chills up my spine.
Field stone.that musty smell,things just left behind.It makes you wonder............
Isn't it just a beautiful song, (it's Swiss-German dialect) if you'd like to hear another inspiring old German 'hymn' - watch this: ua-cam.com/video/nvNuuPgrUCU/v-deo.html
If you want to skip to the song, it starts @ 9:16
Thank You!!!!!
A once lovely home, children and toys plus many colorful decorations to make it cheerful and bright. I love exploring old houses, you just have to be careful, loose tiles, rotten boards and rusty nails. Wonderful excursion.
There is a strange beauty in decay. Would love to be able to explore buildings such as this. Unfortunately where I live is mostly newer buildings. Some said the house was.sad. I don't think it is because even if the family has left and the home demolished its remembered here by all who view this. Enjoyed the music very much.
TYVM 💕 obsolete Oddity for all your wonderful videos.👍🌹👍🌹👍🌹
The green glass ceiling shade is lovely.
Enjoyed presentations. Am a subcriber now. The free trial was a plus. Opportunity appreciated.
Thanks for your very kind feedback Gerri - much appreciated! 🎩
Omg, I love it! What a special treat! Thank you so much for sharing it
One can imagine a family once living there enjoying life
The music fitted well with the video
Thanks Gemma, glad you thought so :)
The music eventually made me want to cry. :(
Oh by the way I won't write down the music-- this was just a very beautiful sad number I had to try it out on my keyboard. I would never mess with anyone's copy righted anything.
This is a very old tune Ruth, I doubt there's any copyright on it. Play & write away! :)
Big house oddity. Enjoyed it.
So sad to see old houses or business empty make them lonely places.
That old German song reminded me of the music my German ex-mother-in-law (RIP) would have listened as a young girl. She was a teenager towards the end of WWII when her family was fleeing and leaving their farm in Poland and going west because the Russian soldiers were coming. She used to say the Russian soldiers would gang rape the girls and some did not survive the brutal attacks. How sad. 😔
Thank you for your comments. Sorry to hear about the extra stuff on the home & grounds. Nice to hear about the music. I found a video that Dan Bell made. It was about a place called Pitcher in Oklahoma. For yrs. mining of lead was done & the waste products were very toxic but the folks there didn't know it for yrs. Piles of gray waste can be seen there today. Folks back then put it in children's sand box's & they'd picnic on the stuff, kids would slay ride down it. On the side of a school building are names of the Allstate Honor Roll list & the name listed at 1997 Jeff McCoy became a parole officer & was killed in the line of duty in 1012. Also in 20 May 2008 there was an EF4 tornado in Pitcher that killed over 20 people including a baby. Realy sad.I know you don't have time to watch alot of videos but I thought it might be something to share.
So much could be salvaged and repurposed! Those tiles are really pretty, and I've always loved old door locks. The banister railing, sorry, I love old houses, some new ones could use some personality! Wow! Thanks for this!
The chandelier, coat racks, kitchen gadgets from a bygone era, all after my heart, some bathroom fixtures.....all could be saved. Think I was born in the wrong era. This going to decay, breaks my heart. Doilies! Some unknown ladies work! Aaaahhhhh.........!
I think of the ppl that once lived n laughed n loved n suffered in this home n how they would feel to see it now
Wow! Amazing video! Great location!
Another great video! Thanks for posting!
Cheers Pam!
I have investigated an old abandoned house or two in my time. It is always fascinating to see the ideas of each new owner superimposed over those of the previous. (I must admit, that I did love that stairway. Embarrassed, I wanted to rip it out of its foundations and re-purpose it!)
Your filiming and music is top shelf. Perfect.
When I looked at the sturdy well designed doors I thought of how good quality has been replaced with cheap imports. It's disheartening what has happened. This was not a wealthy home yet the doors and hardware were very good quality.
+RenegadeTimes Thank you, I appreciate that! Yes there's something about old doors and their hardware, that remind us
of an age more pleasing to the eye (well at least to my eye!) Thanks
for your positive feedback :)
Absolutely great!!! The music fits perfectly with the pictures ... and I love the detail shots! Thank you so much for sharing! Many greetings from Berlin!
In March I get to go the Salvation Army camp in West Virginia twice! Once for training & one for fun. We get to do crafts! I want to make a quilt.I want to list my fave Oddie videos by name. ( Need to make ALOT of em to list em all--hee hee) Will just put it together there. I'm afraid the Sal/Army doesn't go for anything ghost related. They think ghosts don't exist, but 'WE' know better. When done maybe can send pics to you. If that would be ok? Oh my it is almost 2 AM here in Maryland. It's been so cold here that bits of the Chesapeake here are frozen. I hope the ghosts at the lighthouse down the street from me have long johns. (Just kidding) I wonder if ghosts can feel temperature changes. I'll say good night from my time zone.
Thank you very much Ruth, much appreciated!
Looking forward to the photos!
If I was a ghost in this weather, I'd be wearing my astral long johns :)
Wouldn't it be wonderful if someone had photos of the house in its heyday. What a great old house but too far gone now. at the end of the line in so many ways. I love the nursery.
Oddie this home has many charming things I know is decay but has beautiful tiles in the bath room,the little metal face the floor has small rooms and big ones too the staircase I imagine in the good times looks so beautiful full with love with a very nice family,around of the house with many plants maybe trees too,laughs I hope somebody likes the vintage homes and could be restored the home is pretty charming people in these days don't care about that is very very material world everything is about money they prefer make constructions like bird cages they name "fancy aparments" for good living I know some times we need changes but i hope somebody can restore the area looks pretty nice too Oddie the music I love it you always find a splendid music thank you very much for this video the home for me is charming .comfy ,beautiful for a good family live inside,it was a travel for the past too please don't stop doing this I learn many things and travel too and share feelings too God bless you I like it so much all the places,homes castles you make a lot of efforts but with that your heart go too have a wonderful funny day you deserve it take care so much my friend.
You're right, this house is surrounded by modern blocks, looking very much the outcast, in it's vintage 'clothes'.
Thank you very much Ana! I thought the song/music very appropriate for this house.
Yes it's sad that the solid workmanship of the old days, is little
appreciated by developers; it would've been quite a lovely place when first built.
I think the sale price is just for the land...the house is not worth restoring.
Thank you for your fantastic feedback Ana! Have a wonderful weekend :)
That murderer bath tub tho. lol
(Great music!)
Nice job +ObsoleteOddity!
That one staircase banister is very nice, they don't do work like that anymore. I'll bet "Salvage Dawgs" would love this place..
Thank you again for your outstanding details and work you do on your documents, I to wonder if little children used to run and play up and down the staircase laughing and enjoying life and
what their holidays were like,
Thanks for the great feedback! I really enjoy
being able to bring these videos to people like yourself, who appreciate
them. Thank you for watching & for your valuable input :)
03:50 Phew TP is still there... not that usual one -it's that vintage stuff man :P
Thanks I love sticky beaking.
+Leanne Blake Thanks for your positive feedback, glad it was to your liking!
No thank you. : )
Leanne Blake
:)
Neat House :)
You found a very funny soldier's song at 10:00. La petite Gilberte is hilarious !!
Great song! :)
Wow love your videos started watching tonight, brill ❤️❤️❤️👌👌👌
+Rachel Hillson Hi Rachel, thanks for your positive feedback, glad they're to your liking!
Oooooo!This was sooooo good!I find your videos so artfully done that they are museum worthy. This must have belonged to people who were rather ,well off?I really don't know but I was going by the 'modern amenities' of the day such as the special tiles? I find places like this so starkly,beautiful.The peeling paint,exposed lath,rusty knobs and keyholes always get to me.The touches that remind us that this was a home by showing the wall papers and curtains chosen with care,the crocheted cleaning cloth hanging on a nail as if someone just finished using it .The music was so appropriate that I didn't even notice it until the gentleman began singing.And when you stepped outside to show modern cars,a store and the microphone picked up the sounds of traffic ,an airplane and gravel crunching under your feet it was quite the wake up call that we hadn't really gone back in time.Thank you once again.I hadn't meant to get so wordy.
+Candy Santillo I loved the crocheted cleaning cloth too! It's door handles and the keyholes that get to me too. We have the same eye! Never apologise for being "wordy".
+kitkat68 interesting,huh?Thank you,kitkat68.
+Candy Santillo Wow, that's a lovely compliment :) Yes, this house would've belonged to the upper middle class (although they don't have class systems in Switzerland, it may give you an idea of the social standing the original owners would have had) They would come from a working background, and had become wealthy through their industry. You picked up on my intention of reminding viewers that the outside is 'reality'...but inside we may imagine what we will...that we're walking through the rooms furnished in the style of the early part of the last century. Thank you for your fantastic feedback Candy!
+kitkat68 totally agree!
+ObsoleteOddity thank YOU for allowing us this gift
Great old house- I think with money and love it can go back to its former self !!!! it just needs some love and thought (and some cash) !!!! plus alot of elbow grease !!!!!!
for some reason this video made me sad. :(
+Peoples KarmaSquad me too
+Angie Westall oh cheer up guys, you'll make me sad too :(
Angie Westall This type of sadness is happiness for deep people.
Peoples KarmaSquad
Now I'm happy again in my sadness! :) :(
really? I sobbed like a baby
sometimes I just want to hear the music of your videos. not to say that I don't watch them. but the music is just as beautiful. calming.........
+Itsme 23 That's a compliment - thank you. I choose with care my soundtracks, so I'm always happy when it's appreciated :)
Such a beautiful house n such ashame it lays in such disarray
Fantastic camera work . Love that song . Keep up the great work. What stories that house could tell or any for that matter.
That place has great potential but needs a lot of work..... another great video thank you
+LiLDuMPliN Thank you!
That was a cute cat flap but there's no way I'd let my cat go out near a railroad tracks.
My sister and husband bought a house in this condition..and its beutiful..he has gifted hands..its all what your vision is..anything is possible..I hear this house speak..come love me..make your home here..fill me with memorys and love..if only..I would
I drove past this a few weeks back, they are going to pull it down - the land in this part of Switzerland is worth much more than saving the house unfortunately.
ObsoleteOddity awe..thats a shame..
I love your videos. The song you played was probably popular the last time this house was decent. Around WW2. keep up the good work. you and the urban explorer's in Berlin and what was Easy German brings a lot of hidden history to light . thanks
+anne mccormick Thank you very much Anne! Yes I thought the song very appropriate for this house. Thanks for your feedback!
It's a weird little house. It seems to go on forever. The tiles in that first bathroom are very pretty.
The house at the end of the line is a beautiful video. Such a shame its in disrepair. ?.
wonderful video. thus poor house has seen it days, but it needs to be demoed. I was nervous about those steps you were going up on and hoping they were sturdy enough. looking forward to more videos. You be safe.
+Quempel Farina aw that's so sweet of you to think of my welfare, thank you :) I'm always very cautious when I think the floorboards are rotting - I explored one house 2 weeks ago (but didn't think it worthy of filming) ...and it was treacherous, As I walked upstairs, I noticed the roof had collapsed and the floor started sinking under my feet because the wood was so rotted & wet - I made a hasty retreat! Thanks for your lovely feedback!
So sad. I wish things didn't have to go this way.
I liked it but then again I like all your stuff
Much appreciated!
Imagine the happy Christmases and lovely summers this house has seen. I would love so much space in the garage/workshop. I wonder if I could cope with the trains. I'm sure it wouldn't take an enterprising practical person too long to make the house a home
This house is still standing....just. But it's due for demolition very soon; I'd like to film one more time and capture some EVPs.
The song is about a soldier flirting with a young lady who tends bar in an inn - but sorry I forgot the title, is it not in the description?
@@ObsoleteOddity Ooh, an EVP session, I'll look forward to that if you can before the house is gone. I have a little collection of 78rpm records but sadly nothing to play them on. I'd like a wind up gramophone. The demonic house radiogram sounded fab by the way. That's a really posh one, stereo and push button channel selection. It would have been very expensive when new. I have a mono radio version made by the same company,bought at a French loft sale.
@@PurityVendetta Yes I must get back there before winter sets in, and before the house is hit by the ball.
The radiogram is now in my workshop and warms up when the lights are turned, such a wonderful sound.
My father said he purchased one on HP when he was young, cost him nearly month's wages!
How interesting you have a radio by the same maker.
Whoa, an RC airplane engine fueled powered RC car, those things fly.
This house seems to be missing any indication of the amenities that a home would have. At first I thought it was abuilding for railroad workmen until I read the description section. So barren. So stark and harsh looking. Usually even abandoned houses still hold some of the indications of comfort and warmth a home has.
Very clean toilet roll in the bathroom. Considering how long the house seems to have been abandoned.