Beautiful Rustic Abandoned Farmhouse - Endless Bedrooms
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- On my travels to a previous location, i happened to glance over on the side of the highway. Standing alone in the middle of no where was this gem. After filming my initial location, i quickly looked up how to get to this place on google maps. A short drive later and here i was, standing in front of this Massive, Beautiful, Abandoned Farmhouse. Some items were left behind as it looks like they held a yard sale at one point. Although this home is very beautiful, its also creepy. As you will see from some of the rooms inside and a strange event that took place while i was in the attic. Come along as we check out the Abandoned Remains of this Beautiful, Rustic, Abandoned Farmhouse. Enjoy
Please Note: Exploring Abandoned locations can be dangerous. I don't condone or encourage anyone to enter an Abandoned structure. Not only is safety a concern, but often times its illegal and when possible, i seek out permission. I simply go to document its history before it's gone and leave things the way I find them. I assume all the risks & responsibility in doing so. Please don't attempt to do this on your own.
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Incase anyone is wondering, i pointed out that the window is closed. When i went into the attic, the door slammed shut. Wind didn't blow it closed since that window was shut.
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There wasnt much up there to see anyways. Im just cautious now after falling through a floor in a previous farm house.
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Thanks so much
Definitely someone or something was there
I grew up on a good sized farm, and let me tell you I can tell this was a good sized farming operation back in the day. 1. The pantry room had double chest freezers because they would have held yield from the farm, frozen beef, chicken and pork most likely. 2. They put up preserves and canned, hence all the shelving for canned produce. You went too fast but I saw canned preserves. The upstairs and double staircase was probably hired hands rooms for young men. However, that would have been a long time ago as my grandfather stopped using hired hands in the 1940s when equipment was better. Neverless by the interior good condition, someone was living there not long ago. What a shame. Someone needs to buy it if possible with those gorgeous old floors, grand fireplace and giant windows before it falls into ruins.
It's a great house. Floors are in great shape. I love all the various rooms!
A classic Italianate home from the 1850's era built for the extremely wealthy due to the size and decor. The staircase off the kitchen was the servant's stairs and a butler's pantry area in the kitchen. The room 8:48 would have been for the nanny and the adjacent room 9:00 the nursery. The bedroom at 10:05 the largest bedroom would be the master room. Also, in the Victorian time it was customary for husband and wife to have two separate bedrooms. The area of 11:16 would have been for the servants with the servant's stairs to the kitchen post haste for 5:00 a.m. breakfast. Sounds like this entire area was destroyed by the onset of the Highway which made the homes drop off the map.
Thanks for that info
Always so much stuff left to deteriate whhich someone could use
I'm late, but you're really good at this. I like how you told about those different parts of that house. Wow
I'm from a farming state, Gloria, where they had big families to help run the farms, so this might not have been a wealthy family, just prosperous. The separate quarters might have been for the "Hired Girl," who would help out around the house, including nanny-type work with the smaller kids--which would allow more people out of the house to operate the farm. My folks had several friends with big farms and quite large houses, lots of bedrooms upstairs---though none as large as this beautiful home. The usual comments definitely apply: "Damn shame," "Might be able to be restored," etc., but I can always picture the lives sustained, the births, the deaths, the weddings, and the holidays. The usual good video from JP, no?
Thank you for the excellent commentary. Good job !!
It hurts my soul that this house is just sitting to rot. I wasn't paying attention to any of spooky things you did. I was thinking about how I'd decorate and redo everything lol
I save the flooring it is beautiful shape redo the walls but keep the old doors
In England very old houses are given “listed status” and a certain grade. That means that you have to preserve their character and architectural qualities. You can modernise to a certain extent but must use original materials (depending on ‘grade’ listed). Does the same thing exist anywhere in the states? Could you buy an old Edwardian mansion and demolish all the original doors and staircases? Replace them with ‘futuristic’ ultramodern if you so desired?
I watch these videos and fantasise about how the houses would shine after a little love and care....All that history is wonderful.
I agree with you. This house is just waiting to be loved.
Me too. I always try to decide where I'd have the tree at Christmas. It really makes me mad, though, that people think so little of homes like this one when I'd almost give my soul to have one like it. I LOVE the way there's so many twists and turns and rooms. I'd probably have to leave bread crumbs to find my way out. This is the first JPVideo I've seen--but it's not going to be the last.
Me too..
I’m in my mid 50’s. This was a typical old farmhouse with addition. Buckaroo Milton Bradley game is from late ‘
60’s to early ‘70’s. However, the 2 stairwells were typical in ages before this where the servants used a separate stairway from the rest of the hour. The servant stairs would always lead to the kitchen. Gorgeous waste of a home!
Same here, Warrior. I actually had the little tin kitchen set when I was about five. Love it when I see something and memories from a long, long, long time ago, are triggered. Very kewl!
Edited to add I also had the baby doll cradle! 💝
The actual Million Bradley Buckaroo board game your referring to is an 1947 edition. Priced on e-bay its only worth $13.97 with stains and parts missing. The later game's from the 60's on up have different covers and the games were stacking games on later editions. I'm in my 60's & I'd never heard of the game with two brothers that would have loved that game. We had the most popular collection of Milton Bradley games that took up our entire linen closet (all 5 shelves and the floor) that Mom had to move our towels and wash clothes down to the first floor! (there were 4 of us, a year apart!)
From what we gathered there is not much of a demand for this game. As for the little girl's kitchen set, the stove was plastic, a much later add on but so charming. QUESTION: Can anyone tell if that is an electrical cord coming from the rear of that oven set? I don't see the cord on the right side of the oven. I know there is no way they made plastic oven's with real electric cords so they could actually cook and heat food for little girl's to play with!
I actually owned a tin refrigerator almost identical to that one with a matching sink (it had a place in the rear that allowed for a bowl of water to sit and a tube that would let the water pour out into the sink when you turned the knobs on), and matching oven. My favorite feature was the pop up toaster with 2 pieces of plastic toast my Mom had gotten to go with the entire set. It was on Christmas morning. But I couldn't wait to see what would happen (YES - you guessed it!) when I put my toast into the toaster in the kitchen. Nothing. So I returned to the Christmas festivities only to hear my Dad hollering at the top of his lungs 20 minutes later as the room began to fill with putrid smoke. Apparently plenty was happening inside the toaster. My little plastic toast was now gooey melted plastic all over the heating elements of the real one and Dad was pretty upset. O crowd like a baby because I thought I was in big trouble but he eventually chuckled and informed me that plastic food dies NOT go into kitchen appliances. My toast was toast! And we had to wait a couple days before we got a new one. But I loved that entire kitchen set. It was as tall as I was. 3 - 4 ft. I was about 6. Nice memories JP and to the other commentary's who had similar ones!
They don't make them like that anymore!!
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This house is beautiful. What a privilege it would be to live there. While this old houses crumble we live in little boxes all the same.
😦I remember those deep freezers, having to go down in our scary basement to grab food, boy did I haul ass every single time! In fact it was in our family home, and everyone was scared of that basement,..😐😑
This is my Dream House. I love all the rooms n doors that lead all different ways n the multiple stair cases. It is just so awesome !!! I wish I could live in a house just like this. It is beutiful !!!
it is so sad. I got such a sad feeling from this one. Sometimes, an older family member dies, and the children and or grandchildren do not care enough to save the home, or sometimes they do but maybe hospital bills cause a home to go into forclosure. It is so sad. This one really affected me.
Sadly greedy family members sometimes fight over property that ends up in the end in ruins.
So sad to see a beautiful home with lots of memories decaying I pray someone buys and restores this home . Their not built like this anymore
Imagine the costs on heating this
No, and they charge a small fortune to build something that won’t last 50 years.
It takes soo much money to keep these old homes, and the relatives want something new
What a beautiful home, I can picture a clothesline in the yard, kids running around playing and the trees in bloom simply beautiful.
WOW, this farmhouse!!! I REALLY hope you go back sometime to this one, & open the door in that one room that had 2 or 3 steps going up to it. Also, there were a few other "mystery doors", & I want to see that basement so bad too! I LOVE THIS HOUSE!! Amazing what a metal roof can do to protect a house, even when abandoned.🤯👀👻💀
If im in the area ill stop back
I wanted to see in that room, too. The one with a couple steps going up 🙂
I loved this house!! Wish I could restore it 😊
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I would do it too. There's some stuff in there that can be fix and reuse. It's so sad to see precious things go to waste.
Am surprised the original door hardware is still there - usually one of the 1st things vandals steal. Those old tin toys are worth a good bit, as well as a few of the chairs I saw. Some of the linens may be worth a good bit if they’re old kitchen tablecloths, etc. Nice find! I used to love to explore old cabins and houses in my younger years, LOL.
That house could be brought back to life with a little TLC. Very nice place.
That place does look like it could be renovated fairly easily. As far as I can see the structure looks in good shape. I watch these kind of videos because I like to see the architecture of the houses and the history NOT because I think they might be haunted. That is ridiculous. There is no such thing as ghosts. If there is anything there it is demonic because that can happen and you shouldn’t be there.
Old homes like that sometimes have two staircases because one was for the servants to use and they would be living in rooms upstairs.
That was a wood heater insert in the downstairs fireplace. Those were freezers in that room downstairs that you called coolers.
This was a great video and I do love your style!! Thanks
I love that Ashley Stove built into the Chimney. Beautiful. Fascinating House, the Architect must have been Stoned the Day he put that House on Paper? However I like it, it's Keechy!
Omg..I love this house..it breaks my heart to see that it's just being forgotten..the structures of these old houses are made to last...not today's houses...I would love to buy an old home like that..my greatdanes would.luv this house too...lol...have an awesome day....peace
It makes you wonder if the taxes are being paid on these old abandoned places and the family is just letting them rot away or if the taxes arent being paid why hasn't the state,county or city put them up for auction.
I always wondered that. In Australia if the yearly land rates sent paid the government would step in.
I've only started watching your videos, I love old rustic places, each place tells a story of long past, some mysterious, others eerie and suspicious and some places give off bad feelings and then feelings of despair and sadness, as you walk past the old window frames, door frames, door knobs, vintage toys (as in the tin furniture) collectors pay a lot for these items, but what kills me are to see all those old window frames, wood shutters and door knobs, light fixtures, etc., (Im working on my store called "my lil rustic shop) i refurbish old furniture (I see a lot in your videos), out of respect for past owners, I don't know if Id be tempted to remove items that are of value..love the videos, keep up the great work (btw, I lived in Texas for over 20 years, originally from Canada, Id drive back and forth and would often pull off the interstate and find abandoned farm houses and homes, but never had the nerve to walk inside, esp being a female and alone)
Its obviously tempting to take items but i try to show as much respect as i can to the owners. I am happy just to document it. Finding abandoned houses is certainly intriguing and gets addicting.
That is a BIG house especially for how old it is. Very cool,
In 1985 I lived in a farm house built in 1882. I was pregnant at the time with my first child. It was very similar to this. My husband was always at work so I spent loads of time alone. Lots of things would go bump and creak. He wanted me to fix up this one room for a nursery. I refused! Hated even going upstairs and started sleeping in the parlor down stairs. He finally figured out why I hated that upstairs. HE FINALLY SAW THAT CLOSET OPEN ON IT'S OWN AND FELT HIS FOOT GETTING PINCHED. Moved out a week after the baby born...didn't feel safe. Place since got vandalized and burnt down.
I’d love to know the history 🧐this is a huge farm , thank you so much for sharing it .
Love the pondarosa pine paneling. The hardwood floors are beautiful. All those rim lock doors remind me of some old homes from my childhood. Love those old knobs on a rim lock. That Ashley wood burner is fantastic. Those things take a licken and keep on ticken. They are excellent wood burners.
Would love to buy this. I just bought a 1901 victorian which has an attic entrance just the same, but a much higher ceiling and larger sq attic. The highest point of my attic is over 15'
Gorgeous place. Someone needs to snatch this place up and fast!
in escrow and cant be sold....family land battle
So glad you took the time to show the toys. They look like they are from the 50's & 60's.
All those toys are worth money! The stove is so cute , and the smashed friz are worth $$. I like the pine on the walls, it ain't cheap. Not as filled with stuff as some old homes are. Large houses are so sweet, and l could fill it up.🍀🍀🍀🍀🌹🌹🌹🍀🍀🍀🍀
LOL i could too! one room for my painting, one for sewing, one for quilting, one for. writing....etc. etc. etc. wouldn't that be fun?!
I enjoy these videos because they put my imagination on a flight!
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Thanks!
I believe the original house was in the back and with a growing family they built on a big addition.
We owned an old house we bought to use as two rentals. It had two staircases. Once a house for old they often put paneling over the plaster walls. More recently it could have had frozen pipes, septic problems, etc and certainly it cost a lot to heat, so the tenants could not afford it and moved out.
The landlord thought he would fix it up and started painting. Hence the paint cans in one room upstairs. Also someone had a garage sale and some items did not sell. Probably too far from town. No beds and dressers and no living room furniture and dining table either. They left. However, someone still owns it, it's just vacant. And probably not a good rental because of the size big enough for several families. Costly to split and make now kitchens and baths for a rental. May not have been a good rental because too far from town or jobs. Too big and expensive for a contractor or HGTV to renovate. So it sits empty and now what to do with it? Good ideas anyone?
A couple in their 50s at my church bought an old home of this size. A bunch of us from the church helped strip the walls and helped clean out and clean up the home. Then someone came in and insulated the home. Threw up some walls added paint and they were golden. It is so beautiful now and made me so happy to help restore it to its original beauty.
I think it might be the other way around, front built first and back added on. Also on the upper floor to the right of the front door there was a room built on the front that looks like it was just tacked on. That's why the upstairs is so confusing, because of the addition. It wasn't done a whole lot later though as the trim is all from basically the same era. I would guess the front was built in the 1850s and the addition 18880-1890. There weren't any fireplaces that I saw other than the kitchen, so I don't know how they heated it. There are some radiators from the '50s in some of the downstairs rooms but not the upstairs. They must have froze, or else this is in a very warm climate.
It looks like it would be a nice place for a foster home' for kids who need a safe place to be for a while. That would be after it gets the repairs it needs...maybe make a few of the rooms for the children, like a library, a small clinic type room, a craft/project room, etc. Lot's of potential no matter what ends up happening to it.
The stories this place could tell. The historic value of the place and it's contents.. wow. Thank you for sharing
It would have been great to grow up in that house.
It reminds me of one of the homes I lived in as a kid. Lots of hiding places, lots of secrets.
What a beautiful old farmhouse! It is large because the farm around it is large and was a working farm at one point. Whoever built it had some money for the times. The bones are indeed good and it could be restored. The fireplace insert is a firebox and controls the amount of oxygen the wood receives as it burns. Those things can put out a lot of heat! Odd, I did not see any fireplaces in the upstairs rooms! And no bathroom! The small room with all the windows would usually have been a sewing room. The house had lots of storage. Plaster walls. Had been electrified. The metal cabinets and enamel sink were typical 1940's. There had been a female child there during the 1960's when the little kitchen toys were made of tin. Old board games and Dr Suess books. Evidence of a more recent baby. When the house was built large families were the norm with elderly grandparents living there too. Such a great house with much history!
Theres a bathroom, it had cat pillows in it.
That building is very well made.
That reminds me of an old farm house in Kansas we lived in. The room with the 2 freezers is called the mud room. Farmers come in and take their boots and clothes off if they were to muddy. All those low windows and doors guarantee that if there is a breeze at all it would circulate through the whole house. Bottom to top. That's why the door blew to that went to the attic. There were normally the 2 stair cases one from the kitchen to help with the heat in the summer and winter. Then the other staircase was the fancier one that came up from the front door entrance way. And it also normally lead out to the main living room. Back in it's day that was one fancy built home. Totally beautiful home. ❤️❤️
I love the old houses. The rooms are nice and big! I'd get lost in there 😀.
Ya, you could go days without seeing anyone. Lol
I’d jump 5 feet if that organ started to play by itself!!! 😁. It really is a nice house! I love the old wood on the walls & floor & I like the windows, too! I love that green bottle w/the rope! Love that fire place! THAT IS OLD!!! NICE! Lol! I’m so glad you opened up the fire place door! That was neat! How did they ever reach into the top of those cabinets! Tall, but beautiful! Freezers are quite large! Wonder if the had cattle! Nice clothes rack! Hidden rooms?? I didn’t see hidden rooms! It really is beautiful! I would love to go to the library & see what it looked like back in the day when it was new & what they raised or grew on this farm! Thank you! This was great! I think that door was just tricky...like a screen door that slams...you know...on a spring.
I dont believe i said it has hidden rooms. I know it has several bedrooms.
That is a very cool house. It is a shame people have to graffiti everything they see to think they are cool.
The kitchen would of looked so much nicer without all that crap written on it.
Crazy intruders suck! They break the no. 1 rule in urban exploring: DO NOT DESTROY ANYTHING via vandalism OR karma is gonna getcha!!!!!
Those toys and that game are worth a lot of money. I have a fridge, stove, sink, doll house and baby doll highchair that were my mother's when she was little and I know that they are worth quite a bit.
If I did some urban exploring, I might carry a small bottle of acetone and a rag along to erase marking pen from smooth surfaces. Won't work on paint or painted surfaces. Great for appliances and glass.
Yep... little brats spray painting things, no respect for anything.
Reminds me of "updated" farm houses of the 1960's where I grew up. And the toy kitchen items were of the late 50's, early 60's.
I would have loved the old toys. Thay was just like the toys me and my sister had when we were little girls.
Wow that place was like a maze!. Before that door shut or anything first thing you said in that room was creepy. You obviously felt whatever eerie vibe was going on in that room. Even during the day time that house is somewhere I def wouldn't wanna be at alone.. thanks for sharing
Made for an interesting video. Would like to go back at night.
You are a sick man, but I love it. I will keep you in my prayers that no harm comes to you. Love your videos.
WOW farm home is in excellent shape. Be worth looking into for purchase. Rehab. Unsafe basement needs to be closed off. Attic spring frame antique convert any lame mattess into a cloud. Great find. Thanks for explore
Pretty creepy house another one that can be salvaged. Get the right buyer and someone who wants to resurrect her, it was neat to see how all the bedrooms in the upstairs connected together. Another great video jay and congrats on 14K
This is one of the best houses i have filmed, not only for its shear size, but its beauty as well. This is very much salvageable, but as mentioned its not posted or listed for sale.
I would love to buy it, I love to decorate for Halloween and Christmas, this place would look absolutely stunning for both. And the space, I could have a library, game room, sewing room, play room for the kiddos, computer room for the hubby.....oh to dream....
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The toys bought back memories I had the same pink fridge thing also a sink and range made of tin and painted pink late 1960s but possibly been around before that the dolls cot certainly is older what a shame to have left them behind also so spotted a lovely old" Cat In The Hat" book lying on a chair , that blind blowing on that broken window has been doing that for some time has carved a good size hole in the wall, beatiful old house thank you
Thank you for posting this lovely farmhouse. I like your work and how you treat the property with respect. I hope too, that you do not give out the locations. I hate vandals. Take care and stay safe.
Locations stay safe from me to help preserve the beauty.
This farmhouse has so much potential. Wow. thanks for sharing!
Lovely,the old houses for farms were large as more than one family would live in them ..I loved this one very interesting,thanks for showing 😀
Looking at what was once filled with life and chatter... now empty and alone... diminishing into a shadow of yesteryear... is so very sad. Thanks for sharing the video.
Negative air pressure can come from any opening to the outside causing that attic door to slam. As indicated before you went inside the house as well the broken window with the blinds flapping the wind had moments of intensity.
Exactly. Attics are not sealed rooms, they have vents to allow airflow and there were broken windows on the floor where the door was, we can see wind blowing at the top of stairs and in a room or two. No ghosts you scaredy cats, just wind causing pressure differences.
Hi Brittany, yes I was aware that he usually had someone with him but I found a few 'curious' noises that I just couldn't explain. I decided to listen with headfones on and here are a few if you care to have a listen :-)
@6:33 who is making the slurping noises whilst JP's talking, and then again @6:41 for about 10 secs...loads of slurping and like someone shivering when he opens and closes the buckaroo box...could swear it sounds like three people are making those sounds, and they follow JP around, listen when he opens the fridge @8:16 there's a laugh ...going upstairs @8:19 sounds like three people breathing ...@9:04 slurp..@9:12 sniff sniff sniff whilst he talks.... really strange voice @11:58 'ain't no one in...say no more', @14:57 another voice at same time as JP's ..weird' ?
Brittany, yes you're quite right about 'suggestions'. I only put my headfones on because of one noise that I heard that made me curious to listen again. My headfones were an Xmas present, I'm so lucky to have good ones !
Oh well, glad you had a listen...thank you and maybe next time I'll convince you lol...
Brittany, yes, try again when you have your work headfones on...incidentally, I've subsequently found out that there's a theory with these EVP's that spirits utilise any sound as an energy in order to communicate, try listening for a voice when clothes are rustling etc...and that sounds that have embedded themselves into walls or even objects, still need a similar energy for us to hear it. Sometimes new batteries will drain, over and over, or the people present will feel enormously tired or even sick with this sudden loss of energy. It's all in this theory of energy and also there are theories on how some people who visit the same place won't experience the same thing as some people just appear better suited to hear or experience whatever is there...other than guesswork, it's apparently how 'sensitive' we are to this phenomena. Thanks again :-)
Brittany, yes, people expect to hear and see things on the paranormal channels but I only subscribe to a couple of them now...the comments are so funny sometimes as it's amazing the number of ghosts people are actually seeing there lol. I've found some really strange stuff on all sorts of 'ordinary' channels though, a channel owner keeps thanking me for simply posting what I'd heard..I'll say no more but it sounded scary and I just timestamped everything I'd heard...he's one of two people that messaged me back asking me what they could do about it, 'please don't ask me' is all I can say lol...I have helped this guy to seek help only because he was so initially frantic about it all that I couldn't just leave him be...funnily enough I'll be meeting the guy soon, he'll be holidaying not a million miles from me in october lol
You missed the shoe box full of cash! Love these kind of videos. I have done this type of exploration way back in the 60's and 70's. No video cameras only memories.
Very cool old house and you're right there sure is a lot of doors leading to more doors LOL do you remember how many bedrooms were in that house? It's sad to see houses like this rotting away I always dream of restoring houses when I see them like this
6 or 7 bedrooms
Just at 1.45 and I'm in love with this house. Love the knotty pine and the beauty of this house! I would love to have a house like this to renovate if I were young and wealthy!
REALLY need place. I love checking out old places and the 1950's kid's toys are great and worth some dollars.
It appears that you are alone in this house! Glad you made it without falling through to that scary basement. Some really cool stuff in there. What a great house, such a shame to see it abandoned.
its a shame to see such decay // i bet it would have been one hell of a sight to see in its hay day
It looks like this house had been expanded, as they did back in the day, as the families grew. Many stayed together & worked the farm! As the families grew, they would keep expanding on the farm houses. Thanks again! Loved this!
And yes...those toys in the kitchen & the board game I’m sure are worth money!
Epic beginning bud!!! Man how many bedrooms was that like 6. I definitely would've screamed with that attic door blowing close on me. It's crazy like you said the window was closed and even the doors.
6 or 7 bedrooms, crazy big. The door slamming definitely started me, if it was night time i might of been running out of there.
it's really fascinating, it's like you're going back in time, although scary I often put myself in the shoes of those people who lived in this place and I wonder how happy they could have been in this beautiful and grand house, I really would love to meet a place like this I think I felt very happy and at the same time sad to have to imagine myself in this situation of abandonment. kisses for you that give us these wonderful trips. successes to all.
Thank you for being quiet while filming, really adds to the tension! I can feel/ sense everything.
Great still shots too! Awsome video!
Glad you enjoyed it
@JPVideos Good Afternoon, My names Abi Medina i'm a historian that specializing in the restoration and preservation of historical artifact, houses land ect... I work with a number of Local historical societies and state parks I see this all the time, Those backs stairs are called servants stairs. Then the door at the top right (even maybe the left as well) was the servants quarters. A lot of times big farm Houses like this typically have an inside servant and a hired hand to help around the farm. Just like you noticed those quarters are normally the last to be renovated or done over, so a lot of times they are great time capsules...Original fixtures, plaster ect.. Also Awesome videos guys!!!!
Thanks for the info
I LOVE this house! Thanks for sharing!
I just love going threw old houses they are so cool. Hard wood floors I would give my eye teeth for. All the cupboard space is just awesome, I love it. Why didn't they stay. They had it real good. Like with any property one owns you have to keep it up. My Dad said that fixing will never end and he was sure right. The attic had nice treasures in it. Nice table, stuff can be refinished. Yes there were a lot of door in that house just like a maze. This was a great find I love these houses. Yes those valuable toys a little kid would still love them, fresh paint goes along way. We just toss to much stuff out that is still good. Good find JP>
What a beautiful house this must have been. It's too bad it can't be fixed up. I wonder if the spirit living there is good or bad. I wonder too if the family that lived there had a lot of children, and that is why there were so many rooms. Thank you for a really interesting video! Much love!
5 to 7 bedrooms, depending on how you work it so i guess an old farmer had a large family back in the day.
That is what I was thinking, or they had a lot of elderly family members living with them. I was wondering too if it is the spirit of the farmer who closed the attic door on you. It's sad to see such a beautiful place just going to pieces.
In that era families were very large.
Surprisingly in pretty good condition. Would take a whole lot of work to fix up, but oh what a beauty it would be!!
You should check the VHS tape`s you find to maybe see how the house used to look , If you do not want to take it with you maybe a Portable VHS Player or old VHS player running off `12V to 120V.
I dont even own a vhs player anymore lol.
it was a L-750 Betamax tape. Een a working VHS player cannot play a Betamax tape
@@JPVideos81 it was a Betamax tape, L-750 length
I like to envisage these old dwellings at the time they were built and the first families with the houses in all their glory,if the walls could speak ....The outer beauty (if you can see)helps take you back,history is nothing to be scoffed at .....amazing
Me too! I loved that show "If walls could talk"! They should bring that back.
I really liked the color grading in your intro, and the B-roll shots you chose. Maybe a future ghost hunt location. Doors closing for no reason....
Thank you Jeff, your word means a lot.
You know I'm here to help anytime I can.
That place is beautiful and a shame to have been left to rot away. Also I get very angry to see all the things that get left in so many abandoned places. As for the door shutting it could have still been the wind from some other windows because it was very windy there. Thank you for videoing this place.
I hope someone saves this house, beautiful!
I can feel it is magic, and give me imagination everytime when I watched many videos like this, and think about the time when the homeowners still lived as a happy family. It would be very perfect.
At 9:30 looks just like an Andrew Wyeth painting. This Italianate farm house is sadly going to go to waste, but hope someone can purchase it for salvaging materials at least. Great shape to the hardwood or heartwood pine floors, original doors and hardware and those great tall kitchen pantry cabinets etc...
This place is beautiful. It would probably take 100k to do it but it needs to be restored. It is perfect for a bed and breakfast. I'd stay there. It's places like this that make these videos worth the time to watch. Thank you guys.
This was one of my first loved abandoned farm houses ive filmed.
what a beautiful home! Probably built 1880s. Beautiful wood work. The exterior has Italianate details and the large windows. Inside needs some updating for sure but yes some goodies left behind especially those toys in the kitchen.
To answer your first question, no, I am not afraid of the dark. I find it majestic. If anything spoils the effect, it's my natural tendency to trip over things.
I noticed the book on the chair as you first came in, "If I Ran the Zoo" by Dr. Seuss. I clearly remember my mother buying it for me one day in 1951 when I was five years old. The only words I couldn't read were the nonsense ones. Those metal toy kitchen appliances may have been from around the same time.
The window you pointed out was closed, but what about the one that was wide open enough to allow the wind to blow the curtains and blinds around and scare you? Also, in a house that old, just about everything can be out of alignment and allow doors to close on their own behind you. I loved that attic stairwell with those winding stairs. It's a damn shame that nobody is doing anything to preserve that place. Oh, BTW, as a former apartment building superintendent who has cleaned more than her share of vacancies, I was ready to scream, "NO!!" as you opened that refrigerator.
These videos are great.
Awesome house, someone should buy this and restore it.
Jared Laubach ha ha yeah not a bad thing but who ever fixes it up will be broke
not really ... the outside looks like cedar siding which lasts for ever... it would be a lot of work taking out all the garbage but all in all it is in very good shape.. just that all the garbage makes it look bad... now as far as the foundation goes I bet it might be a stone foundation.... like the house I grew up in
With some new windows, parts of the house are livable, other section needs more work with the walls and ceiling falling apart. Definitely still time to save it.
It wouldn't be worth it because once you fixed this beautiful farmhouse up, you still have that ugly city traffic that will never go away and does not match the country feel......too bad and so sad
That's a neat old house! It would be great to know the history of this place. This is THE Best abandoned old house video I have viewed on youtube! I could even imagine children's laughter as you walked through some of the rooms.
I have even better ones. Just watch my newest video.
I like that you don't talk through the whole video, too much chatter is distracting, but it's nice to go along with you and get your thoughts as your explore......
I dont think im a good talker so i only talk when necessary.
What a beautiful old house! I love your videos and how you film, it almost feels like we are right there with you. Thank you for uploading!
It's so sad how many ghost towns and abandoned houses there are :(
Thank you for all the valuable work you do making these videos. You are always so professional and respectful and treat the homes with such care. I used to watch alot of other urban explorer's but now I mostly stick to yours because your style is so much better. I hope you never stop making these videos. The world needs more explorers like you and less of the kind that just trash everything they see. Through your work I get to see wonderful places I likely would never get to see in person and enjoy a glimpse of places that held so many special memories to so many. And even after they are long gone they will get to exist through your work. So thank you very much :). I pray for your safety and provision so you can keep doing what we all love, viewing history!
I appreciate the kind words.
I’m assuming the house was added onto because some rooms look very old.
I believe so
Hi JPVideos.... this farmhouse is so reminiscent.. of my old home when i was growing up in Utah.... my folks built a farmhouse on land they settled on' back in the early 1800s each generation added to the house as what has happened here to this wonderful house{{ can you imagine close your eyes and listen to the commentary....... OK.. children playing laughing crying Christmas parties birthday parties {{{ fathers going through the front door to War. Civil War which side North or South.....WW1... WW2. births deaths {{ if only those wall could talk what secrets would unfold{{{ sadly we shall never know her life story ..her future very precarious.... demolished i would like to see some one take her on and refurb this old girl back to her former glory these properties should i think we saved after all they are our heritage our history .. we have very little history in comparison to European so we should cherish these old farmhouses .... thankyou JPVideos great posting .... Seeya'll.. Edwin J Thompson .......Ed
You're welcome. Thanks for watching.
"I have explored old houses not big houses like this one,I've been inside houses of relatives,either deceased or in a nursing home,while these houses were not in bad shape,they didn't have anyone taking care of the inside,but had caretakers that kept the grass mowed outside,but that was several years ago,now I've found out the house and land were sold to commercial builders and there is several small businesses there;a Dollar store,an auto parts store,a cafe,a jewelry store,a credit company,a barber shop and a convenient store,well that's progress,but it looks better this way though,but not all of them have happy endings."-😐.🛂🌐🗺🌐.
Thats why i do this. Lots of these old beautiful and historical places wont be around forever.
Wow what an amazing find! Loved all the rooms... that place was huge! Thanks for sharing it!
Thanks for the video, always enjoy the way you film these. 10/10
Thanks Matt
Beautiful home as well ...hope someone can buy it and restore it before it’s to late to do it,loved the antique girl toys❤️❤️❤️
great old house she still has good bones! thanks for the tour new subscriber enjoyed the two houses side by side weird hot tub in the first room really cool !!
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BEAUTIFUL VIEW! Lots of land! WOW!!! Must have been a super place to grow up! Wow! I can imagine that land w/varied fruit trees on it & all redone! Beautiful flower garden, compost, barrels catching rain water for the gardens! 😊❤️. Love it! Is that thunder?! I love thunder storms! Nope, just wind...
tells you something about the different parts of this country. Some places it would have been vandalized and burnt by now. I was born in a house like that, 15 room farm house too.
This is my #1 favorite of your abandoned houses that I have seen so far. So many beautiful things could be at least saved and reused. So many things like the kid's toys would be expensive collector's additions. Love this house and the many beautiful things in it.
Adore this home. It is still very solid and most of the plaster looks nearly perfect. Is this in Indiana or Illinois? It may have been used as an Inn or over night stopping point before the old rail lines were closed. Nice 40's era toys. Hope whomever owns this will sell it to someone before the weather destroys it and it gets water damaged. It doesn't seem to have been abandoned for very long.
Its in Pennsylvania
JDVideos. Yes, German and Irish built and also Italian Craftsmen. The residents of Bradford and Sullivan county worked together to construct a home and a Catholic Church and Cemetery on my Irish 2nd grgrandparents farmhouse on their property. I thought of them when I viewed this video. Thank you for posting this farmhouse, I felt so close to them when I saw this. Many Irish relatives immigrated to Pennsylvania starting in 1828 to 1840 and were very successful farmers.
Wow! I had that same toy fridge when I was little (early 70s)! Seeing stuff like that makes me kind of misty because it was just left with no one to do upkeep. I see places that were once nice that are now in decline either because of the occupants age, death, uninterested children, etc. But the price to restore; a labor of love will turn into a money pit.
That what it appears like here. Elderly owners passed and kids want nothing to do with it.
GREAT FIND. BRING MORE.
EARTH ANGEL😇 Beautiful home 🏡 on a gorgeous piece of property! MANY secrets to uncover Here! Are you alone here???😳 Behind that 🔥 place may be early,handmade bricks and other history, long -hidden! Reminds me of the “Bates” hotel!😱 THIS house 🏡 is older than it appears!!!! I would love 💕 to live here!!! Great video!👍😍
I was alone
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Lovely, well-built house. Original structure ca 1870-ish. Brick fireplace with iron stove inserted later. House has clearly been added-onto a number of times & remodeled more. That EWGLEY wallpaper is early-mid 1970s. Floors are PINE, not hardwood. Interesting!
If only the ghosts of that home could speak..
Oh the stories you'd hear..👍👍👍👍👍
I'd love to hear those stories.
JPVideos ...Have a listen with headphones if poss @6:33 who is making the slurping noises whilst you're talking, and then again @6:41 for about 10 secs...loads of slurping and like someone shivering when you open and close the buckaroo box...could swear it sounds like three people are making those sounds, and they follow you around, listen when you open the fridge @8:16 there's a laugh ...going upstairs @8:19 sounds like three people breathing ...@9:04 slurp..@9:12 sniff sniff sniff whilst you talk.... really strange voice @11:58 'ain't no one in...say no more', @14:57 another voice at same time as yours...@ weird' ?
What a gem. Amazing, if only one could see the stories of this house. I imagine the sound of the highway in the back ground came way later in the history of this house. Adverse possession “squatter’s rights” shouldn’t be to hard to land this house.
huge beautiful house
The outside of this house is so awesome! So awesome, in fact, that I think I will use its description in one of my future novels. YES!!!
Amazing! Were those linens in that one closet upstairs?
Yes, upstairs in older section of the house.