The story from what I was able to find out is that this was a family home/ horse farm, the husband passed away in the early 90s at an older age and then about 5 years later the wife passed away as well, sadly the house had already started to decay with the elder lady unable to maintain and do the repairs needed, then the family came in and took any valuables and now the land is up for sale and will most likely be bulldozed and the land sold for lots sadly. Thanks for watching ! Hope you like and subscribe!(:
I bought a camper at a campground when my Daughter was 2....it was a 1971 Nomad..after I bought it I found a few things from the original owner...he bought it when his kids were small..had many fun filled summers...his kids grew up..probably got married and he passed away...I remember standing there in the camper looking at my 2 year old Daughter and Wife and telling her to cherish this moment..cuz soon we will be 20 years older...that was 1997...now I'm 53..battling cancer...my Daughter married with two Children....I'm in shock that 21 years went by so fast....still feel and see my 36 year old self standing in that camper....I actually still own it...like a time capsule it still has my Daughter's toys in it and her little muddy boots...God I don't understand time??....
Jeff Polaras - I’m in about the same place you are my friend, don’t let it drag ya down. It is odd how time seem to speed up as it passes. I will say that making someone else happy, making someone smile, will make you smile and that seems to slow it down for a few seconds.memories can be bitter-sweet, most of the best ones are, but in the end that’s our pay off. I have no way of knowing if you are a spiritual person but no matter what religion you may be, a belief that there IS something after this life can be a great comfort. Since I was a child, I enjoyed the company of “elderly” people, now I’m almost there myself. Spend as much time as you can with grandkids and young people, make them smile, when it is their turn they will remember you. I think memories can kinda keep people alive even after they’ve passed. Good luck to you with your medical issues and know you are not alone.
You both had me crying,that's just what I tell my daughter everyday "Time flys enjoy every day" and trust in the Lord always, much love and peace to your souls❤
So sad! You can tell the property was loved so much. I am photographer and photograph lover, so it is very sad that family photos were left. A video or photos captures time. Great find and awesome video!
Dude. If I had the money and was in the vicinity of it. I'd purchase the land and rebuild the house. Adding a little memorial to the original owners and such. That's actually a big dream of mine.
What a wonderful glimpse into the past, such a lovely house at one time. Sad people's lives are so forgotten............ Thanks for sharing! Great video!
That house must have been beautiful in its day. Nice size place. I should imagine you often leave these places with more questions than answers. Many thanks for sharing
Jeff Polaras sad but true :/ that’s why it’s important to make the best of the time you have! Life’s meant to be enjoyed not stuck inside a office everyday! Thank you for watching!
The piano could have been given to a child or adult studying piano. Or it could have been donated to a church. Such a waste of a beautiful instrument. I do not understand wasteful people.
I can’t help but look around at my own house and wonder what the contents of my home say about the life’s lived in these walls. If years and years from now someone opened the door to the old and dated relics that used to be my life.... my treasures, and time had marched so far ahead that everything had by then been changed and memories forgotten - does the life we had just get lost in the dust?
Assuming the family came back and took what was valuable, well pictures and there are a lot of em, are more valuable than most because those are memories you can't get back. The family, wouldn't it be them who are in the pictures, wouldn't they want those?😳😔
Deneen Smith agreed when I had a house fire,after getting children then pets .my box of photos was what I saved .luckily not too much damage after. but you can't replace memories
Here's my insight on family photos. Parents take the photos for their own memories, not for the kids memories. I mean, why would I want to see photos of my parents vacations??? Photos with people I have no clue who they are, and really don't care? Or see photos of myself as a little kid? Maybe save a photo or 2 of some event that was significant in my young life, and a couple of my folks, but really, we are only interested mostly in photos of our own kids. My mother has boxes of photos. And I can say when she passes away most likely they will go in a burn pile. I will go thru and save a few, but 99% will go to ashes.
@@MichelleMybelle61 What memories? They are deceased and the surviving adult kids have no interest in their parents photos for the most part. They are interested in photos of their own kids.
It is sad that the family the kids didn't want the house even sadder they couldn't clean it out and put it up for sale and maintain it until it's sold looks like it was a nice house and it day
cool safe, since it is already open, easy to reset the combination and use it. I also liked the vintage CO2 extinguisher in the stairway to the basement. Another good vid. Kappy!!
Wow this Explore was Awesome That house Bought back Memories for me as a kid I lived in a foster home looked just like that Great Job Guys Love ya🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗😘😘😘😘🤗😘
Another nice house find. It has a Swiss look to it with the wood trim on upper outside of house. All them photos laying around. The picture of the two girls looks like it was from the late 40's or 50's. Just the way they colored them. Another good house for a restore.
There is a strong feeling of tragedy in this clip with all the photos and memories left behind. I feel like I have lost a piece of myself when a family photo is gone
I'll make you smile Kappy. This must have been a house of an "old" person :),. It was probably someone of my generation, mid to late 70"s. My husband has some of those Elvis recordings. Enjoy your videos, keep up the good work.
such a beautiful home gone to waste . watching these always makes me sad , but yet so intrigued. the house seems to be at peace though if u do notice some orbs here and there . awesome find!
Omg!...the family went in and took any valuables after they passed away? The 1st thing i would have taken were the PHOTOGRAPHS! What the Hell?....I don't know their story or even if they thought they'd be back to take the rest, but You don't leave family history behind to pick up later! Everything else could be replaced! COLD
yvonne rico it's a farm house, horses on lots maybe the children had to work so hard to keep it up and after mum n pop passed they didn't want any to do with the property. It happens.
You don't always know what goes on behind closed doors with families. It might have been a situation where the family really didn't want those memories. Perhaps they were painful, the owners of the house being people they wanted to forget completely. It happens. They took what they wanted and left the rest. Perhaps for good reasons we will never know or understand.
When my mom died and I moved my dad to Florida, he had no interest into lugging around heavy boxes of photos. There is a company you can send them to put on usb. I hVent done it yet but may soon as a gift for him.
Check all the photos first and make sure they are all ones your dad wants to keep. Years ago my aunt and uncle took a box of old home movies to a company that put them on tapes you could insert in a VCR and play back on your TV. Nobody has seen them for many years and didn't have a clue all of what was on them. When they came back the family got together to watch the movies, complete with soda and popcorn, and it all went great until a segment came up of my grandfather, uncles and older male cousins on a hunting trip to Canada, drunk as skunks, shooting empty whisky bottles off fence posts with their deer rifles. That didn't go down well with my grandmother, who hated booze and boozing. Suddenly everyone remembered they needed to go home and reorganize their sock drawer and the evening wrapped up earlier than originally planned.
It's for sure whomever lived there had family, what I can't understand is how family photos would just be left behind.. MY photos are the most valuable items I have, I hope my children take my photos with them.. Great video!!
Thank god I am blessed with a huge close knit family. I couldn’t imagine my family leaving behind a relatives family photos like that, it’s heart breaking.
for the life me i have never understood why people leave photos behind let alone personal belongings that may have some family value. one photo had barney in it, barney was popular in the 90s. majority of the photos were taken in the 80s just by looking at the clothing and background(i have tons of childhood photos that have that weird yellowish color background(its like the light to the camera was bad). the toaster was red, which coloring toasters didnt come popluar til the 70s-now.(guessing that one was 90 style). and the diapers in closet are for seniors. so now im getting to wonder if it was senior resident and had no family or had family who didnt give a shit about them. the van in barn is a 90s caravan(my parents had one in the mid 2000s). i hope you wore a gas mask with all that peeling paint. nice find, so sad though no one cares to go and fix that place up and get the antiques out. RIP elvis memorabilia
I'm guessing the elderly residents became too sick to care. In and out of the hospital and nursing homes. (I saw this with my parents and also in-laws.) You get to the point where your home, belongings, photos, keepsakes, etc. no longer matter. You are just too sick and frail to care and certainly aren't going to clean the place up. The children and grandchildren live out of state or overseas and don't want it either. This is just my theory having seen it firsthand.
Courtney B Like maybe a older person lived here a passed away. Noone came to clean the home out. Without knowing the history of the home and why it was abandoned you can't know why it was left behind. Going to do history on it. I am a Maryland. The name on the door sounds familiar.
Well folks it goes like this___You strive ---succeed somewhat get your dream to some sort of reality---have kid/kids ---they grow, college -meet friends/parteners whatever make their own dream --city --far away maybe . YOU GET OLD!!! they visit but your dream is not theirs, they have kids/distractions ---you don't let go... you hang on===& on.... health goes ..stroke...alcohol? friends drop off. The kids are far away focussed on their lives. your income lowers ...one dies... the other holds on in the home of memories...fades...fails ..departs.. The kids come salvage a bit of stuff...the neibourhood land is valuable.. the house not maintained is not viable the kids (adults...maybe 50+ ) cannot hold it ....sell ...SO IT GOES.... Plan folks this will happen to YOU If you do not plan & take steps this is how it goes!!!!!!
Linda Mesa first I'm happy to see I'm not the only one who loves abandoned house videos. I have been hooked on them for about a year give our take. This is a mistory of why they left photos because they looked young. About 70 to 80 percent are easy because they were older people who probably died. Not all families are close and some don't care about the pictures. You ever see that video from Canada were everything was left behind because the hole family died in a car accident ? Everything was out like they might walk in the door anytime it was sad. They had two different people who filmed the house one video was a lot better than the other because one of them the things were more untouched and looked more natural.
People leave stuff behind because you expect to go back with help and move everything. Then time goes on and you move farther away and get new things or you get sick ,and more time passes. And still no help moving things . Then you just forget about! ! I know this from personal experience. Stinks !!!💗
It just seems so sad. All the pictures left behind. All their memories.. Left behind. I liked all the Elvis Presley stuff. VHS tapes and cassettes. Its a neat looking house on the outside.
My parents passed away almost 20 yrs ago. All of their belongings wound up in my brother's weather beaten barn, he passed in 2002. I got a call from one of my brothers, Executor of the Estate and said to come down and take what you want. The same call went to another brother & sister. By the time I got there to look around, it looked like the place had been ransacked. My other brother and one sister took almost everything... All I could see was my Mom's sewing basket and their 50th Anniversary Guest Book, the book wide open laying on the floor. I gratefully took them home. Just a couple of months ago my niece got in touch with me and said she was selling the place and there was some "religious stuff" that if someone didn't take she was donating it! I told her I'd be there to get it, she told me she's always busy with work and she'd drop it off at my house sometime soon. Six months later I drove there, she wasn't home but was upset I went "unannounced" (her niece was there and didn't know me. Then I got a call to go down there on a Saturday morning, the "things will be on the porch in a box". I couldn't get there until noon as it turned out. It wound up raining. When I got there the box was in the middle of her driveway, wide open and soaking wet. A large print of The Sacred Heart (frame missing) was soaked. It had a few statues in it, one of them actually belonged to my Grandmother that passed away in 1971. My daughter helped me get the box, when she picked it up the bottom of the box was so wet it ripped open! So, that tells you the difference in people and how they treat other's belongings. I guess what they say is true, "One person's junk is another's Treasure" I don't think the picture can be repaired, so I've ordered a large frame for it, I'm praying it will be the right size.
The family came and took the valuables but couldn’t properly clean the place out? This was a very interesting video reminds me to teach my kids how to handle my affairs
Sad to see important memoirs like photos and trinkets left behind. It sort of shows what was important to the family.....definitely not these things that's for sure. Sad so sad!!
I saw in the kitchen on the floor as what it appeared to look like a George formen grill which I read came out around '94-'95.. so all in all that house is beautiful, breaks my heart watching these beauties go to waste, glad there is people out there that capture it with all it's Glory as to what it left of it not knowing what all really happened to a little to nothing at all! :)
Zero percent chance; Developers will erase that place & put up "Cookie-cutter Housing" in it's place. Housing Developers look at homes like that as you would a pair of someone else's old smelly Sport Socks with holes in them... ?what chance you will wash them & go get a Needle & Thread sit down & Darn them... & what chance you say "yuk" & toss them out...?
BTW I just found your channel, I watch lots of these , I like when they go through and show all the things up close but good video 👍 I subbed we'll see
TNT, Gueensryche, Bullet, The Michael Schenker Group - so awesome bands and are left to waste... :( I hope this amazing stuffs will not be destroyed if they decide to bulldozed this house because records of this bands are rare and it's hard to find these records today coz it's from the 80's (of course if these cassettes still works). And I'm curious why family don't took the family photos. It's strange for me.
Hopefully a relative can salvage those personal items, the books and tapes can be sold to a thrift store and the family photos are priceless, I probably would have kept a couple of the National Geographic magazines for myself
While watching this, I couldn't help but feel like there was a rather sad ending to the residents, who last lived in this home. From the family photos, it looks like your typical happy looking middle income family, in the past. After reading Kappy's comment, I wasn't too far off, from the truth. So sad that the family didn't do better by this property.
Fab little video of a piece of history stuck in modern hectic times when you say they took the valuables out its a real shame they didn't take their family albums my photos are my most precious possession because they tell a story for years to come of my history and my children people seem to forget that now
Nice work. The place is really personal, weird how people will leave such personal stuff behind. I'd love to contact the owner to buy that Caravan! lol, my folks had an '85 blue one (I was 10 years old), and it ran for over 300,000 miles, with no issues. They were decent, little vans, good on gas, too.
So sad to see it go to waste. It would be almost impossible to get it out of there though because the road to the barn is basically nonexistent at this point. You would have to cut down trees and stuff to make a path.
Well, that sucks, then. Funny, a few months ago; where I did my last explore, my friend had an '88 Mustang he sold for scrap. What an dummy, I told him! There was nothing wrong with the engine or the tranny...just needed new seats and a back window. I offered to give him $1500 for it, but he wanted to scrap it, and he got $280 for it. lol!
Would seem to me somebody in the family would step up and take care of the legality’s and sell the place regardless of the condition, it had a lot of worth!!!!!!
It looks like it was a beautiful home at one time. I don't understand why anyone would abandone their home, plus their stuff. Pictures are priceless if they get destroyed you can never get them back.
Neat old Dodge Caravan haha. That's a late 80's or very early 90's with the V6. My Dad used to have an 86 with the older front end that used smaller headlights. Also that house looks like it was abandoned in the mid 90's or so. Stinks that the weather and squatters have gotten to it. But even the mess the squatters left behind looks to have been from years ago.
There was a brown business folder near book shelf with a date of 1991 , so I imagine sometime not too long after that is when the abandonment took place, was nice to see there was some info of the history of the people that occupied this home Makes for a bit of satisfying closure , my thought is there is always mail in these types of places to give some idea of when last occupied
Do you do any research on these places? It's sad that a perfectly good home was left to rot when there are so many homeless families out there that would have loved to have had this as their home!
Re penni: We live in a world where everybody is stingy with their wealth & nobody cares about anyone less fortunate. So why would they pay tax (& theyre high) for someone to live for free. Nobody gives free houses away very often. Look at who most of u elected for our president. Lets see what D.T leaves to anyone!
WILLIS CURRY ... Willis, this was not the time nor the place to get political! There are many, many other channels where you could shsre your rant! And, some of us may well agree with you. But, this isn't the place for it. Please, leave us some "safe" places, please! Thank you.
I can't help but feel like its so disrespectful to just up and take your loved ones items of value but not the items of meaning. And to top it of let the place they loved and lived and took care of for years just rot.. it kills me. I get a heart ache thinking about this stuff. :/
The story from what I was able to find out is that this was a family home/ horse farm, the husband passed away in the early 90s at an older age and then about 5 years later the wife passed away as well, sadly the house had already started to decay with the elder lady unable to maintain and do the repairs needed, then the family came in and took any valuables and now the land is up for sale and will most likely be bulldozed and the land sold for lots sadly. Thanks for watching ! Hope you like and subscribe!(:
all them books why don,t they take em tp libary
Sad they didn't even take the pictures and photo albums
Urban Exploring With Kappy ......Thatsreally sad. And crappy and disrespectful of the family. Cheers,H
Urban Exploring With Kappy was wondering what state and if it's up for sale now?
They could have estate sales!
I bought a camper at a campground when my Daughter was 2....it was a 1971 Nomad..after I bought it I found a few things from the original owner...he bought it when his kids were small..had many fun filled summers...his kids grew up..probably got married and he passed away...I remember standing there in the camper looking at my 2 year old Daughter and Wife and telling her to cherish this moment..cuz soon we will be 20 years older...that was 1997...now I'm 53..battling cancer...my Daughter married with two Children....I'm in shock that 21 years went by so fast....still feel and see my 36 year old self standing in that camper....I actually still own it...like a time capsule it still has my Daughter's toys in it and her little muddy boots...God I don't understand time??....
Jeff Polaras - I’m in about the same place you are my friend, don’t let it drag ya down. It is odd how time seem to speed up as it passes. I will say that making someone else happy, making someone smile, will make you smile and that seems to slow it down for a few seconds.memories can be bitter-sweet, most of the best ones are, but in the end that’s our pay off. I have no way of knowing if you are a spiritual person but no matter what religion you may be, a belief that there IS something after this life can be a great comfort. Since I was a child, I enjoyed the company of “elderly” people, now I’m almost there myself. Spend as much time as you can with grandkids and young people, make them smile, when it is their turn they will remember you. I think memories can kinda keep people alive even after they’ve passed. Good luck to you with your medical issues and know you are not alone.
You both had me crying,that's just what I tell my daughter everyday "Time flys enjoy every day" and trust in the Lord always, much love and peace to your souls❤
God Bless You
Jesus is the only way to heaven. he said so himself. It's up to us to decide whether he spoke the truth or not.
Prayers to you .....win your “Battle”....& time is
Certainly perplexing !!! I hear you .....
So sad! You can tell the property was loved so much. I am photographer and photograph lover, so it is very sad that family photos were left. A video or photos captures time. Great find and awesome video!
Dude. If I had the money and was in the vicinity of it. I'd purchase the land and rebuild the house. Adding a little memorial to the original owners and such. That's actually a big dream of mine.
RaviRJS007 RJ i agree i would love to have that house
What a wonderful glimpse into the past, such a lovely house at one time. Sad people's lives are so forgotten............ Thanks for sharing! Great video!
So sad seeing everything left behind,especially the photos.The lady really loved Elvis.Great find Kappy
Toni M Agreed, Thank you very much!(:
Toni M
Sad how this generation just looks at these things as old and we look at it as memories. Great find!
exactly
Someone really loved Elvis :). That is a good looking house. I'd gut it and get it all back to proper shape.
"The leashes are all still here"....😄 Halters and lead lines for horses! Cute!
I actually get a very good vibe from this place. It was once kind of pretty and happy I think.
That house must have been beautiful in its day. Nice size place. I should imagine you often leave these places with more questions than answers. Many thanks for sharing
Jacky Hawkins Thanks for watching and the nice words!(:
very good movie bucaze u take movie slow..i live u i'm f tehran1982&virgin yet .
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Somebody's dream died...all of our dreams die.....life goes by so fast...that feeling of permanence is only an illusion.....so sad....life so sad.....
Jeff Polaras sad but true :/ that’s why it’s important to make the best of the time you have! Life’s meant to be enjoyed not stuck inside a office everyday! Thank you for watching!
Not if you decide it will be a happy one. Forget about possession and concentrate on being in the moment with your loved ones.
What you say is the theme in Buddhism..🙏
You are so right 😟 Life just goes on and that makes me wonder what we are supposed to do with LIFE some time?? ❤
Jeff Polaras 💯 so true . I’m try and value my family even more....time is but a second sometimes
I knew there must have been some sort of tragedy. People may leave furniture, clothing etc. but no one leaves personal photographs. Very sad!
they do if they have no one to leave them to.
my situation....
A very nice Job. Please keep them coming. You are such a joy to watch. a No BS Production, Just Great stuff A + + + Jim...........
The piano could have been given to a child or adult studying piano. Or it could have been donated to a church. Such a waste of a beautiful instrument. I do not understand wasteful people.
Great explore! The house is a virtual time capsule to the 70s 80s. That 80's Dodge caravan looked like it was in good shape still.
Enjoyed this video, kappy. It's last year's but I always enjoy your channel.
I can’t help but look around at my own house and wonder what the contents of my home say about the life’s lived in these walls. If years and years from now someone opened the door to the old and dated relics that used to be my life.... my treasures, and time had marched so far ahead that everything had by then been changed and memories forgotten - does the life we had just get lost in the dust?
pretty much
Interesting thought! Here today, gone tomorrow!
Sadly !yes... when we leave this earth we don’t take NOTHING,NOTHING AT ALL
A family's past just forgotten. That always makes me feel sad. Great house at one time. Video was great. Thanks for the explore.
Assuming the family came back and took what was valuable, well pictures and there are a lot of em, are more valuable than most because those are memories you can't get back. The family, wouldn't it be them who are in the pictures, wouldn't they want those?😳😔
Deneen Smith agreed when I had a house fire,after getting children then pets .my box of photos was what I saved .luckily not too much damage after. but you can't replace memories
Not every family is a happy family.
All depends on the family itself and the situation. Not all families are close nit
Here's my insight on family photos. Parents take the photos for their own memories, not for the kids memories. I mean, why would I want to see photos of my parents vacations??? Photos with people I have no clue who they are, and really don't care? Or see photos of myself as a little kid?
Maybe save a photo or 2 of some event that was significant in my young life, and a couple of my folks, but really, we are only interested mostly in photos of our own kids.
My mother has boxes of photos. And I can say when she passes away most likely they will go in a burn pile. I will go thru and save a few, but 99% will go to ashes.
@@MichelleMybelle61 What memories? They are deceased and the surviving adult kids have no interest in their parents photos for the most part. They are interested in photos of their own kids.
It is sad that the family the kids didn't want the house even sadder they couldn't clean it out and put it up for sale and maintain it until it's sold looks like it was a nice house and it day
cool safe, since it is already open, easy to reset the combination and use it. I also liked the vintage CO2 extinguisher in the stairway to the basement. Another good vid. Kappy!!
Wow this Explore was Awesome That house Bought back Memories for me as a kid I lived in a foster home looked just like that Great Job Guys Love ya🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗😘😘😘😘🤗😘
Another nice house find. It has a Swiss look to it with the wood trim on upper outside of house. All them photos laying around. The picture of the two girls looks like it was from the late 40's or 50's. Just the way they colored them. Another good house for a restore.
There is a strong feeling of tragedy in this clip with all the photos and memories left behind. I feel like I have lost a piece of myself when a family photo is gone
Really loved the video! Very interesting! Wish I had all the Elvis stuff! Keep up the good work1
I'll make you smile Kappy. This must have been a house of an "old" person :),. It was probably someone of my generation, mid to late 70"s. My husband has some of those Elvis recordings. Enjoy your videos, keep up the good work.
Wow cassettes brings me back to the old days nice stuff in there. Love the Elvis posters
such a beautiful home gone to waste . watching these always makes me sad , but yet so intrigued. the house seems to be at peace though if u do notice some orbs here and there . awesome find!
Omg!...the family went in and took any valuables after they passed away? The 1st thing i would have taken were the PHOTOGRAPHS! What the Hell?....I don't know their story or even if they thought they'd be back to take the rest, but You don't leave family history behind to pick up later! Everything else could be replaced! COLD
yvonne rico it's a farm house, horses on lots maybe the children had to work so hard to keep it up and after mum n pop passed they didn't want any to do with the property. It happens.
You don't always know what goes on behind closed doors with families. It might have been a situation where the family really didn't want those memories. Perhaps they were painful, the owners of the house being people they wanted to forget completely. It happens. They took what they wanted and left the rest. Perhaps for good reasons we will never know or understand.
When my mom died and I moved my dad to Florida, he had no interest into lugging around heavy boxes of photos. There is a company you can send them to put on usb. I hVent done it yet but may soon as a gift for him.
Check all the photos first and make sure they are all ones your dad wants to keep. Years ago my aunt and uncle took a box of old home movies to a company that put them on tapes you could insert in a VCR and play back on your TV. Nobody has seen them for many years and didn't have a clue all of what was on them.
When they came back the family got together to watch the movies, complete with soda and popcorn, and it all went great until a segment came up of my grandfather, uncles and older male cousins on a hunting trip to Canada, drunk as skunks, shooting empty whisky bottles off fence posts with their deer rifles.
That didn't go down well with my grandmother, who hated booze and boozing.
Suddenly everyone remembered they needed to go home and reorganize their sock drawer and the evening wrapped up earlier than originally planned.
It's for sure whomever lived there had family, what I can't understand is how family photos would just be left behind..
MY photos are the most valuable items I have, I hope my children take my photos with them..
Great video!!
Thank god I am blessed with a huge close knit family. I couldn’t imagine my family leaving behind a relatives family photos like that, it’s heart breaking.
for the life me i have never understood why people leave photos behind let alone personal belongings that may have some family value. one photo had barney in it, barney was popular in the 90s. majority of the photos were taken in the 80s just by looking at the clothing and background(i have tons of childhood photos that have that weird yellowish color background(its like the light to the camera was bad). the toaster was red, which coloring toasters didnt come popluar til the 70s-now.(guessing that one was 90 style). and the diapers in closet are for seniors. so now im getting to wonder if it was senior resident and had no family or had family who didnt give a shit about them. the van in barn is a 90s caravan(my parents had one in the mid 2000s). i hope you wore a gas mask with all that peeling paint. nice find, so sad though no one cares to go and fix that place up and get the antiques out. RIP elvis memorabilia
I'm guessing the elderly residents became too sick to care. In and out of the hospital and nursing homes. (I saw this with my parents and also in-laws.) You get to the point where your home, belongings, photos, keepsakes, etc. no longer matter. You are just too sick and frail to care and certainly aren't going to clean the place up. The children and grandchildren live out of state or overseas and don't want it either. This is just my theory having seen it firsthand.
Courtney B Like maybe a older person lived here a passed away. Noone came to clean the home out. Without knowing the history of the home and why it was abandoned you can't know why it was left behind. Going to do history on it. I am a Maryland. The name on the door sounds familiar.
Well folks it goes like this___You strive ---succeed somewhat get your dream to some sort of reality---have kid/kids ---they grow, college -meet friends/parteners whatever make their own dream --city --far away maybe . YOU GET OLD!!! they visit but your dream is not theirs, they have kids/distractions ---you don't let go... you hang on===& on.... health goes ..stroke...alcohol? friends drop off. The kids are far away focussed on their lives. your income lowers ...one dies... the other holds on in the home of memories...fades...fails ..departs.. The kids come salvage a bit of stuff...the neibourhood land is valuable.. the house not maintained is not viable the kids (adults...maybe 50+ ) cannot hold it ....sell ...SO IT GOES.... Plan folks this will happen to YOU If you do not plan & take steps this is how it goes!!!!!!
Too bad I'm not their family! I would not let the house fall apart.
Great old family home! Thanks Kappy!👍🕵️♀️❤
Elvis is alive and was hiding out there for a while.....
Thank you for posting this, makes you wonder what happens to people. Its sad.
I watch hundreds of these vids and for the life of me i can't understand why so many photos are left behind !
Linda Mesa first I'm happy to see I'm not the only one who loves abandoned house videos. I have been hooked on them for about a year give our take. This is a mistory of why they left photos because they looked young. About 70 to 80 percent are easy because they were older people who probably died. Not all families are close and some don't care about the pictures. You ever see that video from Canada were everything was left behind because the hole family died in a car accident ? Everything was out like they might walk in the door anytime it was sad. They had two different people who filmed the house one video was a lot better than the other because one of them the things were more untouched and looked more natural.
People leave stuff behind because you expect to go back with help and move everything. Then time goes on and you move farther away and get new things or you get sick ,and more time passes. And still no help moving things . Then you just forget about! ! I know this from personal experience. Stinks !!!💗
Linda Mesa no I didn't. I will check it out
Linda Mesa can't take em with you in death!
You would be amazed how many people actually dont care about their families once they pass away and they dont see the value of photos and memories.
sad we are here one min and gone the next.,sad photos left as these can't be replaced😢😢😢😢
It just seems so sad. All the pictures left behind. All their memories.. Left behind. I liked all the Elvis Presley stuff. VHS tapes and cassettes. Its a neat looking house on the outside.
My parents passed away almost 20 yrs ago. All of their belongings wound up in my brother's weather beaten barn, he passed in 2002. I got a call from one of my brothers, Executor of the Estate and said to come down and take what you want. The same call went to another brother & sister. By the time I got there to look around, it looked like the place had been ransacked. My other brother and one sister took almost everything... All I could see was my Mom's sewing basket and their 50th Anniversary Guest Book, the book wide open laying on the floor. I gratefully took them home. Just a couple of months ago my niece got in touch with me and said she was selling the place and there was some "religious stuff" that if someone didn't take she was donating it! I told her I'd be there to get it, she told me she's always busy with work and she'd drop it off at my house sometime soon. Six months later I drove there, she wasn't home but was upset I went "unannounced" (her niece was there and didn't know me. Then I got a call to go down there on a Saturday morning, the "things will be on the porch in a box". I couldn't get there until noon as it turned out. It wound up raining. When I got there the box was in the middle of her driveway, wide open and soaking wet. A large print of The Sacred Heart (frame missing) was soaked. It had a few statues in it, one of them actually belonged to my Grandmother that passed away in 1971. My daughter helped me get the box, when she picked it up the bottom of the box was so wet it ripped open! So, that tells you the difference in people and how they treat other's belongings. I guess what they say is true, "One person's junk is another's Treasure" I don't think the picture can be repaired, so I've ordered a large frame for it, I'm praying it will be the right size.
So sad , this happened to you Seems like you're the only member of your family with a heart that feels .
The family came and took the valuables but couldn’t properly clean the place out? This was a very interesting video reminds me to teach my kids how to handle my affairs
Gorgeous house, sad such a mess what your not a piano player & no pie in the oven.. LOL. Great video, thank you.
Sad to see important memoirs like photos and trinkets left behind. It sort of shows what was important to the family.....definitely not these things that's for sure. Sad so sad!!
seeing all the pictures makes me sad, what happened to the last owners? they left so much behind.
My guess is, the owner died and relatives couldn't care less. Just took what they wanted.
They should grab some with them to another world !
I saw in the kitchen on the floor as what it appeared to look like a George formen grill which I read came out around '94-'95.. so all in all that house is beautiful, breaks my heart watching these beauties go to waste, glad there is people out there that capture it with all it's Glory as to what it left of it not knowing what all really happened to a little to nothing at all! :)
That was a really nice house, liked the look of it and nice barn an all. Really good video.
Birgitte Roel Thanks for watching! (:
For all the people saying it’s orbs, it’s probably not orbs it’s most likely to be dust
amazing, hope someone buys it and restores it
Zero percent chance; Developers will erase that place & put up "Cookie-cutter Housing" in it's place. Housing Developers look at homes like that as you would a pair of someone else's old smelly Sport Socks with holes in them... ?what chance you will wash them & go get a Needle & Thread sit down & Darn them... & what chance you say "yuk" & toss them out...?
BTW I just found your channel, I watch lots of these , I like when they go through and show all the things up close but good video 👍 I subbed we'll see
Sure shows you how much the kids cared about the family home
Lots of Orbs my friend around the 6 min. time going into another bedroom with Elvis pix on the wall!
angelfirelite noticed the first ones with the car
Orbs are proven to be just dust.
TNT, Gueensryche, Bullet, The Michael Schenker Group - so awesome bands and are left to waste... :( I hope this amazing stuffs will not be destroyed if they decide to bulldozed this house because records of this bands are rare and it's hard to find these records today coz it's from the 80's (of course if these cassettes still works). And I'm curious why family don't took the family photos. It's strange for me.
Haha good eye 😜 I thought I was the only one that saw those ! Had to be somebody cool living there. Bullet from Sweden is killer 🤘
The tapes will probably play. Just will sound terrible with all the unchecked mold/humidity in there all those years.
I saw a HURRICANE tape too. Great bands indeed!
Beautiful explore. Nice job
Hopefully a relative can salvage those personal items, the books and tapes can be sold to a thrift store and the family photos are priceless, I probably would have kept a couple of the National Geographic magazines for myself
Neat house, sad it will be gone, glad you showed to us :)
Love the music collection....
wow...love that couch
Cool Couch ! Bet it was sooo Cool when it was New !
While watching this, I couldn't help but feel like there was a rather sad ending to the residents, who last lived in this home. From the family photos, it looks like your typical happy looking middle income family, in the past. After reading Kappy's comment, I wasn't too far off, from the truth. So sad that the family didn't do better by this property.
Amazing find dude, love the books and the old pictures 👍
Its so sad how all them family pictures were left behind ...that house much have been so beautiful in its early days !
I love seeing places like this but its also so sad to see everything just forgotten, thats what urban exploring is all about!
Such a cool old house and barn.
very sad how people can leave there home and belongiings like this family heirlooms and pictures really. great video and explore
pretty house, you do find the most interesting places!
There are orbs all around you in that house, expecially the basement ....where all the Elvis stuff was. Maybe it was Elvis!?
Enjoyable video. Thanks.
Awesome explore! Reminds me of the horsefarms I ride by on I83 near Hereford. Thanks for sharing!
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This is the first video of your's, that I have watched... new subscriber here 🙂
Ms. Pete Sidewalk Thank you! (:
Thanks for video and info on the property; very interesting, if somewhat sad.
i really like this kind of vlog! thanksfor sharing
Very cool old house... so sad to see it abandoned!
It’s eerie - family just up & left, back in a minute, xcept the place is a mess!! I’m an Elvis collector, would luv to have that Lol
Fab little video of a piece of history stuck in modern hectic times when you say they took the valuables out its a real shame they didn't take their family albums my photos are my most precious possession because they tell a story for years to come of my history and my children people seem to forget that now
Nice work. The place is really personal, weird how people will leave such personal stuff behind. I'd love to contact the owner to buy that Caravan! lol, my folks had an '85 blue one (I was 10 years old), and it ran for over 300,000 miles, with no issues. They were decent, little vans, good on gas, too.
So sad to see it go to waste. It would be almost impossible to get it out of there though because the road to the barn is basically nonexistent at this point. You would have to cut down trees and stuff to make a path.
Well, that sucks, then. Funny, a few months ago; where I did my last explore, my friend had an '88 Mustang he sold for scrap. What an dummy, I told him! There was nothing wrong with the engine or the tranny...just needed new seats and a back window. I offered to give him $1500 for it, but he wanted to scrap it, and he got $280 for it. lol!
Dang thats terrible! Some people are just lazy haha
haha, so true, man. I could of used that car, too!
Really surprised that the human sewage we call vandals haven't already trashed the place. It would be great to see it restored and lived in again.
Love you video! I subscribed :D
Elvis. Posters and news clippings about him. Tapes. Many books (he was an avid reader.) In it's day, probably a lovely home.
Would seem to me somebody in the family would step up and take care of the legality’s and sell the place regardless of the condition, it had a lot of worth!!!!!!
So sad . I think of those who lived there for decades . May you rest in peace .
It looks like it was a beautiful home at one time. I don't understand why anyone would abandone their home, plus their stuff. Pictures are priceless if they get destroyed you can never get them back.
Neat old Dodge Caravan haha. That's a late 80's or very early 90's with the V6. My Dad used to have an 86 with the older front end that used smaller headlights. Also that house looks like it was abandoned in the mid 90's or so. Stinks that the weather and squatters have gotten to it. But even the mess the squatters left behind looks to have been from years ago.
What an amazing find looks as if Elvis biggest fan lived there. Sure is a lot of stuff there well done 👍🏼
Tracy Explores Thanks!! (: and for sure, the amount of Elvis posters and stuff was a bit excessive 😂 much appreciated!😄
There was a brown business folder near book shelf with a date of 1991 , so I imagine sometime not too long after that is when the abandonment took place, was nice to see there was some info of the history of the people that occupied this home Makes for a bit of satisfying closure , my thought is there is always mail in these types of places to give some idea of when last occupied
What a shame it's such a beautiful house. All those Photos so sad the family didn't take them with them as valuables
Jessica Darlin Completely agree! It Seemed very strange! Thanks for watching!!😄👍
Such a lovely home. So sad it's just decaying away.
What year is the truck, did you check the receipt, great video
Do you do any research on these places? It's sad that a perfectly good home was left to rot when there are so many homeless families out there that would have loved to have had this as their home!
Penni Jones , I was thinking the same thing .
Re penni: We live in a world where everybody is stingy with their wealth & nobody cares about anyone less fortunate. So why would they pay tax (& theyre high) for someone to live for free. Nobody gives free houses away very often. Look at who most of u elected for our president. Lets see what D.T leaves to anyone!
WILLIS CURRY And some idiota had to bring politics into this.
WILLIS CURRY ... Willis, this was not the time nor the place to get political! There are many, many other channels where you could shsre your rant! And, some of us may well agree with you. But, this isn't the place for it. Please, leave us some "safe" places, please! Thank you.
New subscriber :) Loved your video and looking forward to new ones.
Did anyone see the orbs with the car? That was cool
orbs where everywhere
I thought it was dirt ! I’m double check. Thx for pointing out :)
Wish I knew where exactly in MD this is. Would love to get some pictures of it. Especially with how well some other the books and stuff are preserved
Wow I'd like to go by there and snatch all the Elvis memorabilia seems like some are still in good condition.
The owner must be a very big fans of Elvis Presley...
So sad to see everything left behind, especially the family pictures. 😞
My grandmother was a Elvis fan as well. Had his picture on velvet. Lol
Who pays the property tax , assessors office would have that public information . Someone might be able to pick up a bargain .
Sad to see that nice brick Tudor style house left behind, seems like it's not to far from civilization, you can hear people in the distance.
That was a nice home
I can't help but feel like its so disrespectful to just up and take your loved ones items of value but not the items of meaning. And to top it of let the place they loved and lived and took care of for years just rot.. it kills me. I get a heart ache thinking about this stuff. :/
We move boxes of our stuff in a house.
We leave in a box from a house.... only stuff to leave behind. Less IS more!🌞
Nicely done video.
orb 7:34 - very enjoyable video!
eccentrk954 there's one at 33 seconds in 👻
Yup! Good catch.