Abandoned House of a 90 Year Old Lady! Found Her Last Dishes | BROS OF DECAY - URBEX
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Does anyone else cry when they show these videos of people passed? Thinking of their personal possessions left behind to rot is too much for me! 💔
i just did
I know, right. It teaches me a lot about life as it is. Makes me think about how am I taking care of my family.
I hope I can teach my future kids about it as well.
Its just STUFF.....
Learn not to collect alot of it! Apparently kids NEVER care! LOL...
Maybe the kids didn't care because she was not a good caring mother.
Andee P & Company don’t be sad. All things pass away. Our time here is very short. I do pray that their lives were full and happy and that they have passed on to MUCH deeper peace and happiness.
I’m probably in the minority, but I’ll always loves these types of houses over the mansions and hospitals and factories. Especially because of comments like you make about her last tea, the last time she cooked... these videos have emotion. :)
Yeah, especially when it comes to houses like this one with all the belongings left behind, laying intact, the opposite of public places that usually end up ransacked and vandalized from top to bottom.
I prefer the large building becuse they have a lot more stories to tell, my favorite are hospitals because of all the people who where suffering in them can be felt long after there gone, my profile picture( in this moment of time) is of one I explored
Robert Batina yes they do
She had some really lovely things. Such a shame that her family was not interested. Again, I thank you for being respectful.
6 kids and none took her stuff or lived in the house. Sad. Thank you for documenting the house. Sad some things are stolen. Love your hair style. Always handsome and respectful. 😗
Maybe the house was bad memories for the children. Just because she was a mother and religious doesn't mean she was a good mother.
You also have to take into consideration that she was about 90 when she died, which would mean that her kids were also pretty old. At their age a lot of people want to get rid of stuff they don't need so that the can move to a smaller and more managable place. Everyone does not have space to save all the belongings, who knows they might have taken stuff they wanted but we wouldn't notice that.
Maybe her family removed things.
Thank you for being respectful of this house
My husband grew up in a very tiny 1 bedroom and a very small room made into another bedroom home. The kitchen had a sink with small sink board, fridge, stove and small table set. His parents raised 6 children and 2 Native American children who had no home (no system yet for abandon Native American children). All the children turned into stable happy adults. We know of families now that have 5 and 6 children living in tiny old travel trailers. Enjoyed the explore, beautiful hand crochet work that the lady may have done. Thank you for sharing!
I believe she must have crocheted that beautiful bedspread.
I just started watching all the abandoned home videos on youtube.This is the only channel I subscribed to simply because of the respect Lesley has for the personal belongings of the people that once occupied these homes. As well how he is so passionate in guiding us through a time capsule while he explains in detail never rushing to create a story of life that was once there.The music always tasteful ,the cameraman (sorry don't know his name) so professional with a slow steady guide throughout the entire tour.
So sad reminds me of when I go into estates purchasing items from clothing to light fixtures,lamps,costume jewelry etc most of the time dealing with their children or family members,real estate agents etc.Not all the the time but enough it's so sad when I enter a home of an elderly person which is a complete mess from no food in the refrigerator,mouse droppings etc almost looking abandoned like in this video .Big difference though most times only a week to a month since they have passed or placed in a hospital and when I arrive whomever is there to collect$$$ was a family member that totally neglected.
It's strange how life is, we live it bound to all of these earthly things that only are to be left behind, with no more purpose to them; when they used to mean so much. I look at the stuff I have and what other people I know have, and think how it's all going to be pretty much junk after we're gone. But, some of our things will tell the story, give hints about how we suffered, lived, our interests, age, etc..Life; it's here and then gone so fast.
That is why it is said by Prophet Muhammad, "Live in this world as of you were a Traveller or stranger"
Thats what i always think watching vid like this one.
I LOVE old homes! This one could be a real charmer💓
Just tells us to make sure and keep our house in order never know when your time will be up nor if and whom will come and look how we lived
Life same times is a painful story, I feel so sad.
I saw so many channels on UA-cam but you are only a person who is so human being and caring about place and things where you go....god bless you man 🤗🤗
It is sad her six children did not take her belongings. Thanks for the great video🌺🌺🌺
Marilou Ross gg
Its so strange or even sell the house?
maybe she outlived them, but its sad if she had grand chidren who didnt do something about her belongings. x
When did she die? Maybe family hasn't had the chance yet to clean it out and decide on what to do with the house.
Rebekka Bebee He said it had been abandoned 25-30 years so, how long does it take relatives to clean and sell the house?
I look at my house now; what will it look like 23 years after I am gone from it? Very much like many you visit I imagine. Your respect and reverence for personal history is so refreshing. This lady must have loved roses...did you notice her choice of wall papers? Golden roses...what did it mean for her? You are such a tender soul. Look forward to your next vid.
Yes, I often think that when I am watching these homes. Who will live in my home and sit under my trees in the evenings. Very moving.
Ditto.
cat whatever Watch an episode of Life without People.It will give you a good idea.
If I die where I live now it will be pillaged and trashed before I'm in the ground. I hope I will have a family one day to pass down things I had passed down to me etc.
When he mentioned the agenda was from "two years after the war" it sort of donned on me that a Belgian woman who was 90 years old in 1995 would have been old enough to have seen her country ravished by BOTH World Wars. I can't help but wonder what her and her family did in each one.
Jonas Vallencourt 😭
Lesley, thank you for sharing this with us... She had six children. Yet, the house sits abandoned with goods left behind. I will never understand that. You ALWAYS give us a glimpse into the life of the person(s) who resided in these places. I really appreciate that extra touch.
Rhonda Zambernardi sometimes depending on the age of everyone, some children may have passed, some may live far away, some may not be physically and or financially able to move or pay some to remove the items but most times it is a dispute between the children. I’ve seen some heartbreaking things like this in my life. So sad.
Probably bad memories, they don't want things with bad memories attached to them. I would not want things from my family as they were very abusive, I think bad energy is attached to things.
You never understand? But this woman is not dead and it is not abanded house again! It is just an violation of private propriety! this woman is may be in thé hospital or house for old people
@@mirandagaby4895 @Miranda Gaby not if she was in her 90! She would have been 113 at the time this was filmed. I highly doubt she was still alive at that time. 🙄
LIKE THAT YOU SHOW RESPECT, AND KEEP IT THE WAY YOU FOUND IT.WHY I LIKE YOUR CHANNEL.
I agree with you Jory I have seen some other videos with the person looking with little respect but it did seem that the place was explored with respect and left things as they were found. So sad that out of 6 children which is a pretty large family that family members have not cleared the house and sold it on. To just leave it empty and full of personal belongings I find really strange. Life can throw curve balls though and families are never simple in my experience. I have had my fair share of clearing relatives houses after they have passed away and it is not an easy or pleasurable job but one I have done a few times with the utmost respect and care.
@@lully381 I dunno, but really don't think Id like a couple of house breakers pawing through my things after I had died.. Respectful ? I dont think so.
Children just don't want to keep things now-a-days. I've keep and collected so many beautiful things over the years and now find myself in the process of evacuating my (over 100 year old) home by truck loads of boxes because family just isn't interested in holding onto any of it. Only people interested are dealers and collectors. It makes me sad. Family isn't even interested in old photos. I hate to allow strangers to go through cherished items, but then again it's just "things" and the memories and people are what is important. Leaving the homes "as is" is almost like a tribute to the person. I like it in a way, especially when respect is shown as "Bros Of Decay" always show in their videos. Much appreciated guys!
Most of us watching will never get to visit your part of the world. Maybe a little more outside time would be great. Thank you so much more a special video.
What's sad is.. Everything meant so much to her, and no one cared to salvage anything.. She probably worked obviously maintained everything until she passed away... Such beautiful antique just wasting away.. 😢
Lydia Mccarthy she was either mean to her kids or raised little axxholes who don't care about her. I doubt all 6 of her kids died.
At 57 years old, I grew up on reel to reels, Vinyls, and black and white television. Hearing something along the lines of "Cassettes, did they have these back in your day ?" made me laugh. When I am gone and someone goes through my belongings they will say "V.R. headset !? Oh wait, they didn't have holo-decks back then, did they ?"
Another great video !
I watched this one with my granddaughters, (teenagers) they liked it also. So happy I could watch with them & not be afraid of hearing filthy language..
Thanks for sharing & be careful out there.
We will all be forgotten in two generations. Sad, but true.
The things u called necklaces are rosary beads things Catholics use to pray
I thought it was christian anal beeds
I always like the respect you have for people’s belongings even after they are gone for so long. Your neighbours are lucky to have such a respectful person living next door.
:-D It's so weird hearing you talking about audio cassettes like it was something antique ^^ I still have plenty of those, also a audio cassette player and my first Walkman. And god, am I old xD .
coopi1481 no cassettes weren’t that long ago. But jus to let u know the older the violin the sweeter the music 🎶. So who gives a shit? It’s what is in your heart.
Nah, Lexi, was just joking around ;-) But when you recognize that younger people (and by young I mean like 20-25) seem to don't know anymore 'bout audio cassettes or VHS, it's awkward somehow :-D .
Beautiful wallpaper! And not molded and pealing off like most...must have been good quality way back then.
Always sad when family didn't care about her home n belongings. The plastic box on dinning room table contains a cassette. Yes old but not that old. N loved the pram n dolls. Great video guys.
This was very special. I bet she was a very lovely old lady. Her home is lovely. Her dolls were lovely too and they look like they are crying because they have been left all alone with no one to love them anymore. LOL or someone has been clever to make their eyes look like tears. Lovely old dolls and lovely old pram. Everything was awesome to see. Thanks for sharing.
Thankyou guys. Allowing us into such a perfectly preserved house, and having total respect for the decreased owner and the remaining property, is highly commendable. Looking forward to the next vid.👍👍
It seems like a very sad outcome to spend 90 years on the planet and have everything that you worked for left to decay with time . How does that happen? Is it a lack of love, laziness, too busy to take the time ? Hopefully not.I hope none of us are left forgotten in that way . Thank you for sharing and for being respectful.
Lynn ....., we come into this world with nothing and leave with nothing . Just possessions left behind
Lynn I like what u said
Lynn... I like what the one commentor said about some kids leave it as a monument of sorts to their parents. "It was Mom's place. Leave it as it was" sort of thing. In CA it would have been trashed in no time. Or squatters moved in. In Belgium it's different. Maybe Mom is still walking thru her old home. Maybe she sees it at it was... her home.
There's an old saying that says there is no dignity in death. We have no choice in how and when we die but we do have a choice in how we live. We will all leave possessions to rot and decay, this is natural. What matters is the legacy that we leave behind. Mother Teresa left only a basin and the shroud that she died in but oh my what a legacy.
Loved the video.I wonder if they realized that when they got that sewing machine home it did not work because they did not take the base with them with the peddle on it It is a shame people cannot leave well enough alone and have to steal things that do not belong to them Stay safe in all you do
I like how you are always respectful of what you find and do not take or damage anything.
I have to say that I really enjoy your interest in the items of the past, and your respect for them. When you refer to that TV as a dinosaur I had to laugh because when I was a child most programs were on the radio, which was a piece of furniture. I love that your Chanel is growing for you. 🖤🇨🇦
I’ve watched a lot of videos of abandoned homes, but this one has to be the best and the saddest one I’ve ever seen. It really puts into perspective my own life and the short time we all have on this earth, and how it’s gone in a blink.
Hi Guys, Enjoy your Videos...!!! I am a retired zoo keeper, Biologist. When I look at your videos, I wonder what will happen to a Lot of my things when I pass ! I am 68 yrs young LOL....A good friend of mine is also concerned about his collections also. We have discovered that relatives are not that interested in keeping, What we feel is TREASURE...LOL, so Your videos have prompted us to sell this stuff, and enjoy the money................May you All have Health, Love, Faith, and Continued Success....Ron Shook....Living in the Adirondack Mountains, Upstate, NY USA
I think your on the right track, what we think is precious to us, is worthless to someone else. Live for today and make the most of it.
Love watching these young men, they are so kind and respectful of other people's things.
I don't understand how houses get abandoned and so much belongings get left behind and no one takes them. Even if the last person passes away and no family members to pass it down to, wouldn't banks take over the homes of deceased people?
That’s what I was wondering. I was surprised!
+belinda hawkins Many Catholics helped the Jews.
In the US if the home is owned it just sits until the taxes get very delinquent and then the government may ignore it if it is not worth much or spend years in legal limbo. Even foreclosed homes can sit for years because the bank is not motivated to do anything with it.
But this house was abandoned like 22 years ago and WW2 was like approx 75 years ago... So don't think this is relevant to why her house got abandoned.
yes I think exactly the same, some "abandoned" places are just awesome and full of awesome stuff .... so I think " are they really abandoned or left over for some time only ???
I am also ninety years old, I hope no one will rummage through my things when I am no longer here. But I must say you are very respectful and that is impressive. Thank you you for this video!
How did the chocolates survive w/out drawing bugs or mice?
I bet that was a wedding cake topper...the bride & groom...
Wow...gas & wood stoves! Nice!
I have seen that pattern of dishes...like the cup in a 2nd-hand stove!
Yep...tiles were big in the 50’s.
Thanks.
@10:07 ... looks like blue was her favorite color. You handle people's belonging's so carefully/ respectfully. I love & appreciate how caring you are. These homes held the moments of someone's lifetime; thank you for honoring both them and their households.
Damn this guy is handsome, lord!
Mon Mi he looks very average to me? Strange lol.
Not hard on the eyes loll
Focus lol
@@spudbone2003 I think you need glasses and look in the mirror!
No I agree🥰🥰
I don't know why, but I was deeply moved by this video. I guess it was the fact that a 90-year-old lady lived there. Yet though she is gone, the wonderful imprints of her life still remain. Thank you for being so respectful to her and to the property.
So sad too watch..😢., everybody ends up in a box... They have beds in every room ...kept each other warm...
still sad but ....beautiful historical time.,
linda horkey yah really true all good stuff is going to dust.
Oh dearest, I love that you never steal or ruin anything. Lesley, you show respect for other peoples things, even when they don't. This was a cool place, I really love old things. That stove was beautiful. Everything looked intact. Keep exploring and taking us on your adventures. You have a great sense of humor, not only is it fun to explore with you, but your innocence makes it refreshing.
Who the hell steals an old lady's dress?
Sick people.
Maybe someone who just wanted to preserve it...hopefully.
Other old ladies??????
Brent Carrington
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Great video! This house looks so well preserved for how long it's been abandoned. I feel like Miriam was a very humble woman and seemed to only keep what she truly valued. It's sad her kids didn't take the time to go through the home. I feel like her spirit is still present in this home. This was probably the most welcoming abandoned home I've seen.
I personally liked the poka-dot number over the grey one, but that's just me. LOL As always a great find. It's awesome how abandoned places aren't trashed like they are here in California. It shows respect, something sadly lacking here in America. Keep up the good work!
Michael C. Otto Me too! I loved the polka dot dress and I would wear it!
The blanket at the foot of Maria's bed was hand crocheted, very likely by her. Seeing it there broke my heart.
Very good video Leslie, I like the way you commented on the objects and it seems you did not edit too much out. Very nice Thank You!! Hello from the US!!
It's a sad day when a complete stranger urban explorer cares more about the history of this deceased person than the surviving family members do.
2:25 those are Catholic rosaries my friend ☺️
"She drank from these cups"...
Phenomenal insight!
I'm still trying to mentally catch up after bringing that cassette tape and kitchen table to our attention!
And then some clothes in a closet!?!
What a wealth of information!
I just love your explores!!! You always do your best to get background info and leave everything as found and not stealing!!! I hate that there are people who go homeless though and that there are so many places people could live just going to waste because of the greed of governments and the elitists controlling everything!!! Everyone should have a home and neccessities!!!! Anyway, great find and keep up the great work, much love and many blessings!!!
Thank you Lesley. You are always sooo respectful. So very sad that her Children haven't collected the Lady's possesions.
our old tv didn't have remote. it has a switch button. a rotating one. That TV ain't that old.
The prayer beads on the mantel are called rosary beads. Each bead is for a different prayer and on each set, there is four sets, it's called a decade. The rosary is a very big part of the catholic religion.
mmhhh...maybe it's jus me but it doesn't look like it's been sitting abandoned since 1995
Edwin Iam Blessed same thoughts. Maybe the Woman is still alive and in a hospital or something.
I sincerely thank you both for being respectful of the property & personal belongings of the homes you explore. Just Love Watching U, thank you so much. Keep sharing with us!!!!. ✌
My future home ❤❤❤❤
That'll be me after my kids are gone.. I small comfy surrounding lol
Hey Lesley, still playing catch up here. A few things to note:
• The prayer beads are called Rosary beads.
• The little figurines from her wedding cake are known as cake toppers.
• The cross in her little "sitting room" is called a crucifix.
Stay safe and be wise. 😇
Glad to see a new video from you guy's 💖 love from Georgia ( Atlanta ) 😊
Deb O omg same here!!!!!
Same here! 😁
Your videos are such a true mirror of our life. It's a bitter truth of our life that we have to leave this planet and left all our belongings here.. just spread love and positivity.
Lots of interesting things left in this house, Thank you for showing us. 👍👍👍👍👍
Enjoyed this look into how people live. It was a lot like this in America when I was growing up. Everyone had a wood stove to supplement the heating and to lower the energy bills.We had 6 kids, in an old farmhouse. Drafty, cold in winter, expensive to heat, but we enjoyed those years.
I guess their children didn't want any thing from their mom or dad, they just left every thing, how sad it is"
Gloria Salsman yes i m very mad too
Thank you for the respect and care you give the olde homes, and the respect you show for the owners, religion,(even if not shared) and their possessions. I was asked to tell you by a past one. "Thank you" and "to cherish your gifts"
Great exploration as usual guys. I love how you give us a history of what this woman's life was like. Awesome to see things untouched but sad that some things were stolen.
I never knew other people had this facination w how people lived. I recently was helping my friend clean out a house of a lady much older and we found such amazing things throughout the home that told us who she was. Interesting.
very disgusted that vandals have stolen items such as the sewing machine & dresses that you had mentioned. Thank you for sharing with us. Keep up the good work!
Hi guys... this is a really moving video....i don't mind to admit i cried whilst watching :: memories came flooding back to when i lived in Northern Utah... my grandma Bickley had a farmhouse the same in many ways {{ she would not leave her home to live with my mom n dad at our farm .... so independent she died at her own home in her own bed at an age of 109.. " god bless her" Lesley i was a helicopter pilot during the Vietnam War.. i saw and experienced horrific scenes of man's inhumanity to man that one can never imagine :: but following you around this old lady's home was heart rendering so sad .. you Lesley and yout bros showed the greatest of respect and led us on a wonderful experience thankyou so much guys... all the best....Ed...Beverly Hills Ca...
I live in northern Utah 😊
Enjoying you guys are awesome😊
I love how respectful you guys are with your findings. Very refreshing to see that in this day in age.
Thankyou Misty Lovely to read these comments
Love the radio and the stove is awesome 😍
I'm not going to lie...that doll scared the heck out of me. I hope I don't see it in my dreams/nightmares tonight:))
Great tour of a home frozen in time. Thanks for the tour.
I still listen to cassettes and I am not that old
These are the type of people I would love to meet or know more about. She may not of had much,but what she had was precious to her
I live in the USA and I remember Dash detergent and that stupid TV advertisement.
WOW 6 children living in that small apartment, so sad everything is left like that. TY for all the great videos.
Wish you would show more of the outside of the places you explore.
Glad he doesn't. Less of a chance of people finding its location
I will never understand why relatives leave their stuff like that. If my grandparents left me their memories I would cherish them everyday!!!
I wonder why her children didn't save some of her stuff? Maybe they have all moved to another country. Much of my family is in UK, Australia and USA, so I would be hard to go and take some of those items. I love the china hutch. My fav is the respect you show to the people's home. Blessings to you.Great work.
You guys are so respectful when you are looking around,good job showing us around
Very nice video Leslie, looks like it was a really nice place and that she kept it well. Also looks as if her kids which are grown has already went through her stuff and kept what was special to them.
So great to look at these things and imagine the person's life. Hope someone rescue these so not a total loss. Thank you for showing us so we can appreciate too
"rosaries" catholic
Nossa você é lindo 😎
Belgium is heavy RC
The religious beads aren't made to be worn around the neck like a necklace. They are called a rosary and you are correct, they are for praying. If a cross has the body of Jesus on it it is called a crucifix. I have seen this video before but it is worth watching again. You Bros of Decay are the ones who got me addicted to these explorer videos. Thank you, I love them.
Do you ever feel a little creeped out by being in someone's home. And why don't the family come back and take away the things and donate them and empty the house.
My home was way smaller than that and 13 kids was raised here. A 3 room house to be exact. We have added onto it and I plan on keeping it in my family for the rest of my as it was a part of my families.
There called rosarys son.🇨🇦💖
Barbara Cleri Rosaries
In Dutch a Rozenkrans/Rozenkransen or Paternoster.
They are also called prayer beads
And "they're" called rosaries...
Very respectful to put things back.
Wow having been abandoned that long everything is still in pretty good shape! What country is that? New Subbie.
Linda Brown the brothers are from Belgium.....I'm not sure if his friend William is from Belgium also or not...
+Elizabeth Ratliff He said he is German
So sad to see so much beautiful antiques being left to waist and rot away. We would cherrishit here.
you guys are awesome, thanks for your videos.
Well, I hope the people who took those things will give them another 100 years of love instead of it falling into the basement in decay. This stuff is abandoned which means no current owner. An moral ethic that is open for debate. Great video.
Loved it!! You guys rock!! Great exploring as always!!🤙🤙👌
Is ther any reason why her childrened dind take any think whit tham?and thanks i like old times pictures leting go of my childhood isind sothohnk easy
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Abandoned houses make me sad,and your visits seem to me haunting their precious memories!
Leslie why are the homes and items not donated to the poor?
Damn I love how he touches everything and opens everything. He even showed us the old lady's clothes. Unlike other urban explorers who will just "There still clothes in here" and then leaves.
Why would anyone want to go into her house and mess with her things ? You pick things up and just put them back any old way . Leave her things the way she left them . Don't touch her things .
Amazing. Everything just sits. 23 years. Can't wrap my head around that.
Where is family to sort out belongings it is so sad !
Beautiful. If this home was here in the US I'm afraid vandals and theives would have destroyed it all. Much gratitude and respect for the video