GOLDILOCKS ABANDONED HOUSE FROZEN IN TIME - FAMILY VANISHED 20 YEARS AGO AND LEFT EVERYTHING BEHIND
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
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Todays explore we find This beautiful abandoned house nicknamed we nicknamed 'Goldilocks', being this first people inside in over 20 years was a strange and eerie feeling but was so amazed by how pristine the house is after such a long time
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Adam you really should put some of these antiques into museums, totally invaluable
I was thinking maybe sisters lived here together. Such wonderful and beautiful things. I hate seeing these antique items, photos and more just rotting away 😔
So sweet how you both always put everything back exactly where you found it 🥰👍 respect 👍
Definitely a staff nurse. I remember those nurses with fondness
From the pictures it looks like a family who not only loved life but lived it as well. The home looked like a happy home at one time. Guys, I looked up the Jones Sewing machine on the table and it’s value in good condition is $2,850.00! You’re right, the thieves have no clue what they’re passing up!
The woodworking on the little box is .... GREAT !!! AMAZING !
SHOUT OUT FROM KENTUCKY USA KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK ADAM
This kind of thing, though interesting, is also very sad. Makes me want to give away everything I own so that my place never looks like this. :(
Me too!!! Now I will try to de clutter🙄🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
I've got that record player, still works, play all my 60's soul LPs on it
That Jones Treadle sewing machine on Etsy website value at 800 USD
Feel incredibly sad watching the video. This was someones home with their treasured belongings just left to rot away. Hard to believe no one inherited the property & it’s just been left to decay.
Mah jongg is the game in the box
99p on the corn flakes box must mean something to those in the UK as to the timeline.
is that a n autograph book
What an amazing little home. It is quite sad. I wonder why people just leave everything behind? I still can't get my head around it that all this stuff is just left by someone. Adore how respectful you guys are. Love your explores!
I would definitelyl be wearing gloves with all that mold... and a face mask.
This place makes me smile it’s like my place photos of animals everywhere,my dogs and cats and ornaments of them showing my age now.
Old lady lived there. More than likely she's been dead for about 9 to 10 years. Everything is laid out as if waiting for a owner that will never return. Time is cruel it destroys everyone and everything.
Yeah as with anyone who lives alone everything stays as it was, look around your own house and imagine you don't wake up tomorrow.
Correct, both statements are true, I live alone , with my two dogs, and things are always moved, but I try not to think of the future, just day by day, is all I can cope with😁🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Hi Marie. Only just found this video, I love watching them but, I also am like you. I live with my 2 cats and my 2 adult sons, so I am not on my own but, I am ill and can hardly walk.mi suffer from extreme anxiety and sit and cry sometimes thinking of the future. You sound like a lovelly caring lady. I worry about so much it's making me I'll. You aren't on your own ok xxxxxx
Gorgeous little pristine place!!! Loved it all! Piano, dish cabinet , sewing machine in the living room, perfect girls bedrooms all sooo wonderful!!! The brush sets, my grandmother had these also! Beautiful wooden furniture!!! Sad that they couldn’t be saved & restored 😞 I pray that the vandals leave this place alone!!! Sad to see the elements taking over😔 Thank you Adam for this marvelous place! I loved it ❤️
It saddens me to think that one day someone will look at all my treasures and memories and then simply throw them in a skip.
I think about this a lot too.
Makes one realise that it’s all just ‘stuff’ at the end of the day...
I watch these to help myself as I'm trying to get rid of all my stuff. I'm older and trying to downsize but It feels like I'm buried alive now and the is too much to deal with. Lots of these people must have also gotten to this place. I don't know if I'll make it.
And worse, Urbexers might traipse through your stuff showing it to the world first!
My mom and stepdad died last year. My stepbrother sold ALL their belongings at auction. Didn't even allow any of their 5 grandchildren to have anything. My mom had collected beautiful antiques.
As much as I love watching these videos it makes me quite sad to think that anyone can just walk in and root through the owner’s possessions and worse still they think that they can trash the place 😰
I totally agree
I agree but Adam etc are so respectful and don't touch much, pity the scum that root and trash and thief stuff don't do the same
I love how passionate you are about what you see in these houses. Lots of the stuff takes me back to my childhood. Thank you Adam, keep them coming! 😁
It looks like a gem of a place i saw some of the pictures you took on Facebook Adam the old saying when you die you can't take it with you I'll sit back and enjoy watching Adam.
Great explore guys, love seeing these old places left in time. I am so glad to see the respect you show for the memory of the family who lived there. Very well could have been two or three sisters or a mother and daughters who lived there. Sad to think people have gone in before you and have either trashed the place or stolen things. Thanks for sharing your journey with me and others. We all get to see places and thing that we would probably never get to see otherwise. Thanks again, stay safe, God bless and much love sent your way.
You come with nothing you leave with nothing. Great content..
Number one rule brother. Take nothing but content leave nothing but footprints
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You leave with a lot of junk for your relatives to go through
@@user-kr2sw6qe9uAre you talking about that because that’s what you would do if you were in one of these homes??? Help yourself to the antiques?
Another great find, I really hope it gets to stay this way and no idiots find it ❤
I realy loved the ittle book with the drawings , the small paintings and that beautifull ship....
great explore adam.. keep it up
greetsz from holland.... max
Just subscribed to your channel, really enjoying your content. I've always had a fascination with old abandoned buildings and historic sites. It's great that you show such respect to the places you visit. By the way, that "Moth" near the end is a Peacock Butterfly. It's probably hibernating. I'm not being pedantic I just thought you might like to know that.
It is so sad when things get left like this to rot maybe there is no other family that’s why it’s been left to rot.I think it could have been sisters that lived in this house or nuns .you come into the world with nothing and you leave it with nothing so sad.thank you lads for being so respectful in these videos bless you both 👍👍
The Jones sewing machines are on EBay for £150
Yeah I just seen that ....6k my arse 🤣🤣
"An old hoover there... which I now know is a brand." LOL!!! Oh, you youngsters! I always get a kick out of the way the Brits use the brand name "hoovering" to describe what we here in the US refer to it as "vacuuming". But at least now you know from where that term derives!
I was amazed to see the Harry & David calendar from 2000 -- that's a famous fresh fruit company started in 1914 here in the US, famous for their Comice pears. I live 15 miles (24 km) from the original orchards and packing houses, here in So. Oregon. blog.harryanddavid.com/who-are-harry-and-david/
This cottage you found is an amazing time capsule! Based on the dates you found, wallpapers, furniture, upholstery, assorted knickknacks (bits & bobs on your side of the pond), and the photos, a few possible storylines started to form:
-- You said this place was way off the beaten track, so unless these were farmers or land girls who bought property after the war (possible, but it doesn't look like it), they wanted privacy. As you said, it certainly didn't have anything that pointed to a male presence, and, in every instance, the pictures you showed were all women, not a man anywhere.
-- There was a plaque on the kitchen wall that said "Irish Transport", and along with you finding a lot of Bibles, and there was a Catholic magazine with a nun on the cover... Catholics it seems, and certainly one of them was Irish. Devout nursing Sisters banding together?
-- A number of the pictures showed women in nursing Sister uniforms from varying decades. And a later picture showed a nursing Matrons uniform. Nurses were not allowed to marry. If they did, they had to leave the profession.
The ones who were truly dedicated to the art of nursing made that choice, somewhat like a nun but without other 'restrictions', if you will. They had a social life and could travel. The elaborate mahjong game box and the beautiful Chinese cloisone bowl with carved wooden stand along with other rather fine Chinese objects makes me wonder if at least one of them took a trip to the Orient. Those items would not have been available locally.
-- Irrespective of the seemingly unusual domestic arrangement, one thing is for certain, they were obviously very musical, artistic, and independent. And, as nurses through several world wars, based on the pictures, they dedicated themselves to helping others.
It's very possible that the last tenant died there or was taken to hospital in an emergency and never came home (or that hip operation forced her into a care home? or didn't survive the surgery?). Whichever way, "then there was none", with, very possibly, no beneficiaries to the property. Or, if there were, they couldn't pay the death taxes, thus losing it to the Crown.
Great job on the video! You have a new USA sub (who's also an anglophile), and who, obviously, enjoys trying to piece the life story together from the clues! ~ Cheers from Oregon
It make no sense to leave so many nice things to stay in a 🏠 house that is decaying on top of itself. That beautiful ship 23:56, the white bedroom set and the corner chair 21:20, all the little dollhouse trinkets and furniture, the green dishes 6:27, vases and boxes, really nice tables need to be taken out of there for others to enjoy and not be destroyed.
Adam I can never get my head around the fact the fridges are always empty but the house is full? ?
What a fab find, lots of items left behind, loved the sewing machine and the corner chair. Some great stuff in there and untouched by people coming in and wrecking it. Great video as always Adam, thank you so much for sharing, loved it. Stay safe, say hello to Lisa.
Adam, you're driving me insane because when I'm watching and you're talking or pointing something out, I'm sat talking to the screen as if you can hear me 🤣🤣
Ditto, he’s so young and doesn’t always know what some things are and I’m either telling him what it is or laughing my head off at him, he’s so funny 🐾🥰🐾🥰🐾🥰👍
Lots to look at. It's a shame their belongings are frozen in time. Wouldn't that be awful if it happened to us all. Like the sewing machine and old black and white photos just left.😁
Excellant as usual. When you say "looks like some one been sat there". I'd say a teddy would been sat there at some point . And some scum been in and stole it . That's why it was cleaner where its legs and body would of been.
@@marthaboyte505 Either they died or went into residential care. And all their things where just left in the house.
I like your videos. Amazing.
Hi Adam what a great explore ,so much left ,we always say it ,wonder what happened to them .I find it very sad to see photos,that’s someone’s life who used to cook clean sleep be happy be sad .Adam where’s your mask an gloves ,stay safe .much love Ann uk xx
Another great one Adam very interesting indeed mate,hope you and Lisa are well take care be safe.👌👍
Great video Adam. Absolutely fantastic find. Really enjoyed watching, I also appreciate all the work you do to make these fantastic videos 👻 👻
We had a tricity tiara in the late 1970s pal.
was just gonna say 60's or 70's lol
When you look through these places you know that the thieves don’t know what their looking for. Their just opportunists who grab anything they want. They break jewellery boxes thinking they will find jewellery. Let’s let them do that and they will find copies worth very little value of the original piece. Pity they find it necessary to damage at random just because……
I wonder if family members ever see your videos and recognize some of the photos. It would be incredible to know their reactions!
Sitting over the pond in Canada and LOVE watching your content. It's giving me a chance to travel to places I otherwise wouldn't! Cheers and keep up the awesome work
Hi what another great explore...some lovely finds, keep up with the fab videos...but I do wish you would protect yourself and wear 🧤🧤
Adam, thank you for this little walk through time.👀💔
I used to have photo albums. I let my kids look at them when they were young and they got ruined and lost and a thief stole my wedding album. Now everything's mostly in the ☁️.
I don't feel so bad now. What they left behind doesn't matter anymore... all the trinkets and the made beds are soon to be dust to dust.
All that lasts forever is what we do for the Lord. I don't talk about Jesus and about how he saves enough. 💖
Did you find all the clocks in the house stopped at approx 12:15 ,or did you set them that way?
Thanks Adam & crew. I saw a walker & portable commode, must have been an elderly person who died and the family didn't come to fetch any of their belongings..... 😥 literally frozen in time.
La macchina dil cucire, e il grammofono sono rimasti scoperti, prego fare attenzione a posizionare il tutto dopo aver fotografato, io vi seguo quasi sempre.SALUTI A TUTTO LO sTAFF
I have painted some of your exploring... Love to capture what You caught in painting
Lovely wee house! My favourite pictures you take are of the vines coming in the Windows 👍
Blimey 99p for corn flakes must have been a long time ago 😂, great explore thanks Adam 👏👍💕
@Lillz Exactly what was going through my head, wow 99p
@@Alexander.......... 😂😂yes 👍💕
An old house with many pieces beautiful left behind,what a pity.🏘️👍👏💚💙💛😉😘🇧🇷
great place loads nice old books and that little book from 1920's awesome
Those hoover vacuumed were all the rage in the 60 70s I had one they were so powerful the best hoover on the market they don’t make them to last these days.
The little book with the painting s is an autograph book . Its a shame no family is left to claim her treasures .
what a find! T U 4 sharing this walk through! So sad that things like photos were left behind. It would be so nice to know more about the house. Was it like a group home for elderly women? A family? Things that were left behind had to be things they wouldn't have room for where they were going - off to a nursing home maybe? Or deceased with no family? So sad. Other than the decay, caused mainly by the bad roof, the house is a real trip back in time. So many things that had to be precious to those that left them.
Harvey’s Bristol cream sherry came out in maybe 50s 60s my aunti used to buy it back in the day
Great video, you are both so respectful, brilliant guys! 😊
The electric cooker is a from the mid ,1970s
A sewing machine with a ‘peddle’ underneath is called a treadle. I know because my mother had one !
Adam why don’t you use gloves all the crap your touching you could get poorly stay safe lads
Probably the daughter of the woman in the 1920s pictures because looking at the 20s pictures she was in her 20s so born around 1900 so the daughter would hsve been born qround 30s which fits
Matching French Provencial Bedroom Suite.
the little glass orbs stuck together were for flowers you fill them with water and put a little flower in.they used to sell them at shows where they showed catlle etc they would demonstrate at a stall showing how wonderful they were because they were stackable you could join lots of groups together and stick little flowers in them . the puzzle wasn't a puzzle box it was a mah jong game.prob not spelt right.the box was just broken the game pieces were made from bone and worth a bit .
Loving the old doors in the kitchen!! So many neat things!!
"His Master's Voice" was a trade mark of RCA record players, radios, and TVs. It accompanied a picture of a dog listening to a gramophone with his head a little cocked to the side.
Its sad we scrimp, save and collect things all our lives and in the end it just becomes junk.
Wow wow wow ,that place was so interesting, i could have watched for hours 👍💗❤
The game in the Japanese box is called Mah-Jong..you have to match up the tiles into pairs.
Such a lovely home furniture must have been lovely in it’s time ahh so sad the family haven’t sorted it out or maybe no family sad 😢
Any one here just to hear Adams accent and clever words …oh my day, small bits, grizzly, bits and bobs and trinkets 😅so fun 🤩
All aside …it’s a sadly abandoned home 🏡 wonder if they got ill and couldn’t return?
A shame! Why do we buy things that we just hang on too?! Clearly, we are not taking it with us ... let’s save the planet and go green!!!
Those vinyls are worth money 💰 lots 🙄 who ever went thru the house left the money-making stuff, gold 🙄 oh my day!!! 😂😂 I hope some next of kin or relative can get the gold, LPs and jones sewing machine! Such a travesty !!😢 she fancied art for sure!! Such lovely treasures ❤where will it all go ?!!!😮
All in all I do feel it’s a beautiful thing to have lived your life end with another (perhaps sister!) and live peaceful lives and do her hobbies you loved 🥰 by far one of your greatest and most heartfelt explores !!!!❤❤
Adam can you give us an update on this one ☝️
🥰 love it also!!
Great explore. The broken knife infront of the Chinese puzzle box was a letter opener. The photo's were of nurses and it was if a Matron that had the white hat like a Nun. Two elderly Ladies, one at least using a walking frame. Old school like me retired nurses, tgey loved their books, painting and drawing. It would have been a beautiful home in it's time. So many things worth a fortune in there. Thank you.
Wow that bedroom is really pretty I can just see it as it was 😊💕
Very cool on this amazing find. Looks like probably a couple of sisters lived out there remaining years together until the last one pasted. So no family to speak of because I didn't see no modern pictures. Still sad, but it still has a cool story that was left behind for others to tell. Thanks for sharing and great job!!!
I agree with you, probably the more capable one passed first and the other couldn't look after herself and went to a home.
Not sure that was a date on the back of the photo, more likely to be a code of sorts 👍🐾🥰🐾🥰
Great explore once again bro!
another great explore Adam and all ,could be sisters or mum and daughters ,i think all of us watching creates a little story in our minds of who lived there thanks for giveing us food for thought in these worrying times.x
Hello Adam, new viewers from Kentucky USA. We just found this channel and subscribed. My wife watched about 15 of these non-stop and then told her friends some of the things she saw. They couldn't believe it and started watching your channel as well. We are an older couple and remember when many of these items were popular. Those farm heaters and lanterns are very popular here for restoration. There are so many items in these homes that are highly collectible here in the States. Shame there isn't a way to contact the owners and work out an arrangement. Hard to believe people just walked away from these homes and properties. Keep up the excellent work!
Oh cool. Thanks for that. Appreciate that, glad your as amazed as I am at seeing these old places . Sad that these things are left but amazing to see at the same time
If everyone thought in categories like "is this a collectible item" "how can we transform this into money", we wouldn't find any places like this anymore.
FROM KENTUCKY TOO 🐎🐴 Just started watching recently. Love Watching ...It really bogs my brain how many places are abandoned and so much stuff left behind.
They had some lovely things:( I hate that it has all gone to decay. The name of that game is Mahjong. Thanks for sharing and stay safe:)
adam is liek a calm version of the guy from hell on earth channel lol
The memento book was traditional; people used to get the people they knew - family; went to school with - holidayed or trained with etc. to "sign" i.e. paint or write a page in their book - like an autograph book. In the days everyone was taught to draw, now days people would get everyone to sign an events menu - take a photo etc
I love how this place is untouched! ❤️
I love those doors. great video, I would be in heaven looking through all of those precious things laying around. If walls could talk/ thanks for the tour. lean on God
Pretty cool alot of stuff left in there...Sad the house will fall in on all that nice stuff just sad..But Thanks for the share..
Some of the most interesting art work, and old doors on these buildings. How fun to be able to explore these wonderful old historic homes. I do find the neglect and dereliction of ruins in them sad however. One man's trash in another man's treasure. I see lots of treasures otherwise.
Great find! The book in the drawer where you found the paintings by different artists looks like an Autograph Book which is why there are pages with handwriting on them.
God, so many collectables, what will happen with all of them? to pity if they get in the wrong hands, they are good for a museum of some sort...
My mum got a vintage Jones for her 21st, she’s now 52 and it’s in mint condition 😍 they’re beautiful 😻
I see things like this and I think of witness protection program. Drop everything and go. In the first home.
The server removed my reply to the Kentucky follower! Cancel culture, for sure! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I enjoy watching your videos. You show much respect to the past residents. The picture book, from the first bedroom was an autograph book.
Really looove ur vids bt really wish u wd wear glives/mask,got a protect ur health
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You make me laugh when you say oh my days. Love your videos thanks!
is it possible you slow down while looking at things? theres so much stuff and id love to see it better. just a suggestion! thanks for sharing
That was a lovely exploration, Happy Valentines Day! =)
Loved this explore guys🥰 thank you for bringing us along! Cheers 👋
PLEASE, YOUR VIDEOS OF GERMAN, THANKS😉
Check the property tax info and maybe you will find an owner or lawyer about the house. I think there are thousands of dollars in finds there, like the sewing machine. Buy stuff before it is all ruined.
Doesn't work that way in uk. Once occupant dies the council tax stops. And land registry was only compulsory from 1975 in England and Wales, Northern Ireland not till 1998 so if it was owned prior to 1975 by the same people it would not have been registered (unless ownership was transferred after "75) without the physical deeds it becomes a long long drawn out process to prove ownership.