This sometimes occurs when the occupants die in a traumatic way, such as a motor vehicle accident or plane crash. They have no relatives that know exactly where they are and have no children. It's like they walked out the front door and vanished forever while everything stays the same
Thank you so much for that explanation. I always wondered about that when we see urbex people finding and video documenting houses like this. I also wondered why no family members claimed the property, the belongings in it, and why these houses were left untouched. Your explanation totally makes sense. As obvious as it might be, for some reason I never thought of that so thanks again for the info.
Many are stuck for years in litigation because family fight over things . Years later its trashed and given up on. Or many countries charge high inheritance %rates and the people its left to can't afford the taxes.
I would argue that it's not beyond a full rehab, at least. It would probably lose some of its original character in the process but it is still doable, provided the foundation and structure is sound.
Hey, I am Explorer From Malaysian. In Malaysian Also have a Mansion , Banglow, building , House that the owner left . But . All the Stuff Have been Stole. That why I like about American and Europe abandoned Building. Its Untouche . Came to Malaysian. When this Crazy Pandemic is Gone . ☺️
I agree, especially the old crystal chandeliers that seemed to be in every room. They're beautiful and quite well made, nothing like modern chandeliers, many of which are made with awful acrylic baubles. I'd love to have a bit of that beautiful history in my home.
These houses are always both a tough find and a treasure, a tiny glimpse into their pride, their pain, their home, their love. We're left guessing, puzzling out the pieces left behind but we're still grateful for what story we can put together.
I just wish that the current owners would restore it instead of knocking it down, sure it would be expensive but with all the land they purchased it could easily be done by them.
Yes I agree with you.im a collector of 1970-90s tabloids and magazines and memorabilia,and time capsule houses from these eras will always continue to fascinate me andbealove if mine .I enjoyed this fine group of young mens explores as well astheone done by another favorite of mine ,Riddim Ryder.i enjoy seeing various explirerers perspectives of various houses especially time capsule houses
Elderly owner(s). Something happened while they were out (hospitalized and/or died). The house was paid for, so no foreclosure. Eventually utilities shut down for non payment and all the water damage present was due burst pipes after freezing temperatures and no heat. The water company shuts off the water and the house is left to crumble. Sad.
I love this video. This home seemed to have been so comforting, at one time. I love the music chosen to place in the video. My favorite music was played while looking into the cabinet that was turned into a Shrine. Ty and Brennen make a great team.
I always assume that places like this are what is left behind when the owners die and have no one else left. Seeing all of the photos makes me sad, like the memories and family history just ended with nobody to cherish it going forward. I wonder how many places there must be like this in the world, with family history simply forgotten in dusty boxes and albums of photographs.
Right! They had to have passed on,, bc you would think they'd take family photos w them!! N sry, but just wanna also say wow...you're really beautiful! N I just love your hair.
This place is truly a treasure. I can see relics from the 40s through the 90s. That thing you said was for nails looks like an old fashioned potable hair dryer. One one of that tube goes into the machine, which contains a heater and a fan, the other end of the plus into a cap that the woman would cover her head with curlers. Those phones are popular with collectors. That one in the bathroom is really cool, and something I have never seen before. The military hat kind of made me feel nostalgic for my grandparents who were around that age.
I'm the very top room. The thing you 1st found with the blue hose is not a nail dryer but it is a dryer. 1970s ronson portable hair dryer. So funny seeing these old things and knowing what a hairdryer looks like now...fact they considered that thing to be "portable" love old stuff like this!!!
So sad to see that once there was a living, breathing family here with emotions, love, pain, sadness, loss, happiness, hope. All the emotions we feel. Then one day just gone. Just like one day we too shall go and others will know fragments of our story from the bits of belongings that we leave behind. Soon that too will be forgotten too.
Thank you for sharing and showing respect to the past owners. I felt so much sadness for this place as I was watching it. It felt very peaceful, though, and as if the people who lived there really loved it and each other. Seemed to me that the lady of the home really loved to dress up. I really hope the new owners can salvage some of it before just demolishing and sending everything to a landfill. That'd just be so sad and wasteful.
These houses are always both a tough find and a treasure, a tiny glimpse into their pride, their pain, their home, their love. We're left guessing, puzzling out the pieces left behind but we're still grateful for what story we can put together.keep it up.
The family is Croatian in Bosnia and Hercegovina, they are very sad about all this things and Property left to rot. They are trying to find the way to save them. But it is not easy from long distance
We lost mum to covid 1 and half ago and are still struggling with boxes of her memories and possessions. Made me realise as humans in the west we keep too much. My.new motto if Ive not used it worn it read it or viewed it in a year...then Ill pass it on for others to enjoy...my daughter will thank me when I pass on in 30 years hopefully... we cant take it with us guys so ley others enjoy it...pay it forward and share ....the natural world will thank you too...
Whenever there are videos of places that are abandoned and untouched, it’s so much more immensely heartbreaking than places that have been gutted by vandals and bad graffiti. With these places, you really get such a bigger sense of personhood of the people who left the place behind, so it feels so much more ‘haunted’ by all of its remnants. Abandoned places that are in ruins and vandalized just feel like a husk, or an echo of somewhere that real, actual people lived. A place like this feels like you can hear their voices around you, even through the lens.
At 14:07 is a shortwave radio, I noticed several of them all thru the house. Before the internet was a thing, you could tune in to other countries "Foreign Radio Service" on shortwave radios (like BBC World Service, Radio France Internationale or in this case it's likely to be Voice Of Croatia). It was very popular with expats and though it still exists, there are very few stations left. At 20:28 is an old Ronson hair dryer. It came with a kind of big floofy bathing cap that connected to the hose and you would fit on your hair over the rollers. It also had a hand attachment to use as a conventional hair dryer and a nail attachment, My mother had one in the 70's. :)
The homes left with all of their furnishings and owner's belongings are beyond fascinating to me. The mystery around what happened to them. Where they went and how they lived. So interesting.
All of this family’s belongings... the typewriters, the model plane and all of those gorgeous books on war history... makes me wish they were still around today. I’d love to just sit and talk with them for hours.
You left a parking permit and I couldn't help but get curious and it seems that the owner went back to Croatia and passed away there, just in case anyone was curious.
I don’t follow in how you think that this person or people went back to Croatia to die. There is literally a shrine that suggests otherwise. The husband died first obviously, because of the shine and lack of men’s clothes. It is even possible the wife was not From Croatia judging from the nurses hand book, which happens to be in English. The wife however did reside in the house at least for a while just because of the shrine and the amount of her own clothes left behind. Shrines are for the living meant to honour the memory of a loved one, the fact that it was still set up means that the wife had intentions of staying. It is possible that she passed away at a later date.
Agreed. It’s so much cooler to see places where everything was just left where it was when the owners last lived there. It seems eerily apocalyptic or something. Hopefully people won’t go and trash the place .
Hi guys that was a truly amazing house 🏠 love ❤️ that secret room you found hope thy do salvage some of the things in that house.thanks for sharing this with me david 🏠🇬🇧❤️👍
Every time you turned a corner, I would see something I wanted in my life. lol. Can you imagine the memories that were made within these old walls ? So many unanswered questions. Where are they today ? Was there no one to inherit this home and it's belongings ? Thank you for your time in sharing this home with us and for showing the respect it deserves.
When you see these homes that are left to rot away, unloved, unwanted and then you think of how many are homeless, it’s sad. If only there was a way to pair them together. It would give someone a new start and the house could be appreciated.
My sister actually bought a house like that, everything is left untouched for over 15 years. Old man and his wife lived there, she died and few months after that the man had to go into a hospital, he never left. The relatives lived in another continent and he Dr came back. So pictures, letters from the 1910s and 1920s. Everything. So depressing but also cool. Maybe similar ting happened with this house
Great video. Times were good back then. Beautiful home. You need to try to buy this old house. South Carolina loves your videos. Keep going strong and stay safe
The color schemes and wooden toilet seat covers were in vogue back then, and to have a phone in your bathroom or almost every room of the house was baller status. Cell phones came in a satchel then, and were almost prohibitively expensive to own and use. Sad to see all these photos and artwork molding away. The hand-picked herbs and hand-written recipes on the backs of cabinets really took me back.
Wow Brennen I have to say this is probably my favorite that you’ve done!! It always fascinates me when people leave everything. A religious family would never willingly leave their family Bible so I suspect someone passed away and there was an unfortunate reason that the things were left. The one dresser that had the shrine perhaps was for the husband who may have passed prior and the wife kept that as her memory of him. Maybe she could no longer keep the place up or somesuch. Just an interesting time capsule!!
I watched one video of a home that no one had lived in for quite a while, but the power was still on. I wondered if a family member still cared for it. The person who created the video played a vhs tape that they found of the family enjoying Christmas during the 1980s or possibly the early 1990s, I can't remember exactly. It made me so sad. The man who'd lived there had been a clockmaker. Edit: I just realized these guys made that video! I guess I need to subscribe to their channel. 🙂
I looked up the name on the parking ticket. On a genealogy page it says a person of this name was born in Croatia and then died in 2008 in Croatia. Looks like there are relatives in Croatia. No way to tell if this is the same person but it is interesting.
Bro, you're videos are underrated. You continue this and you will be a huge youtuber! Great content! You are a brave soul, you narrate well, you show cool things. Keep it up and stay safe!
Oh that shrine made me so sad...probably their dad? Uncle? To know they loved somebody so much that they did that now nobody is going to do that for them... So heartbreaking
Lovely respectful video as always. I've seen this place just once before, although I didn't remember it until the vintage Laundry Basket upstairs. I'm pretty sure that urbexer didn't find the secret door though!
the unit in the bedroom that you thought had something to do with pedicures, etc was actually a portable hair dryer. There should have been a sort of "bonnet" or cap that attached to the hose, the hose attaches to the machine to blow air for drying hair. Other explorers posted a video on this place quite some time ago. It seems to have been ransacked somewhat and the decay is much worse.
Sadly the developers only see dollar signs. They don't care about antiques, memorabilia, old photos, sentimental items or historical items. They'll want to get it down so they can build something ask up in its place as soon as possible. I hate the fact that more people don't care about the history of such a beautiful home.
If the inheritors didn't want it, they really should have sold it. With people struggling to purchase a home in Ontario, it could have kept been a decent home for someone if it hadn't been left to deteriorate. Leaving it like this is a waste. There are auctioneers who could have handled selling the unwanted stuff inside.
It seems like maybe they got sick and never came back home. So sad that no family collected their belongings. They have so many pictures there must be people that cared about them and would want some of those things. Have you tried to follow up on family? I would love to.
I bumped into this channel a couple days ago and you guys have no idea how much I love this kind of videos. Going to abandoned places and kind of stepping through time is a feeling unlike any other, I wish we all knew exactly what happened there but the mystery left behind is something I always look forward to. Amazing content, keep up the awesome work guys.
I feel like they were immigrants and because of that they might have been an accident or got sick and died and their family probably never knew or maybe we're back in Germany and couldn't afford to come to get their things
At a guess I would say the husband died (the shrine) and the wife got elderly and either met with an accident or an illness from which she did not recover and there were not inheritors so the house sits. The question is, why did the tax authorities allow it to remain empty and abandoned. It has to be on their radar, they could have sold it for unpaid taxes and some family could be living in it and keeping it up.
So tragic, to see those things that meant so much to someone, just going mouldy and rotting and I am sure some of the electronics are just waiting for a "spark" to bring them back to life. Good to see them treated with the reverence they deserve, too.
@@UnchartedTravel There was also a kind of a diploma for someone named Branimir Pasalic. I looked it up and there was an Croatian politician named Ivic Pasalic, I think that the house belongs to the family. I also found a croatian military man by the name of Arif Pasalic who looks a lot like the military man on the picture at 18.55, I believe it might be him. I found out that the family was Croatian and Bosavinian, it will be more logical than german, because Arif was in Bosovinian army and there is also no writings in German. Also Bosovina and Croatia are close to each other. Arif died in 1998 because of an traffic accident and Ivic is still alive, he is 60 years old now.
@@mercedesveermae5789 Arif Pašalić is muslim from Bosnia. Many Croats in Bosnia accepted islam during Ottoman empire to stay alive. We can say that was begining of Bosniak nation and reason why many muslim Bosniaks have Croatian last name
@@krunodolibic6634 I´m sorry as a person from north europe, I don`t know much about the history of Balkan countries. Everything I wrote was just a result of a quick google search. I´m so sorry about things I wrote, I didn`t know what I was talking about.
Where they murdered, did they get called back to their country? As a woman I would never leave my things, especially pictures, willingly. Can you get ahold of someone who can store these things or maybe knows what happened before it all caves in. Also any house restorer would love to have the architectural details. Thanks for the background
I donno why ,but videos like this do make me cry....Might be because this house is the remains of beautiful memories of people who once lived there# & their dreams # unsaid emotions # ... ...:(..💔❣ # Those smiles turned in to a mystery💔,this is sad ¡!!
That Is possible house of a war criminal who escape from Croatia, during the war in former Yugoslavia. Those tapes you saw , are not the movies, thay have a names of soldiers and places, who knows what is on them. That's why he have a secret room and look like he left in the hurry.
For a house that’s been abandoned since the late 90s, 1997 to be exact, it’s a miracle that the property hasn’t been found and trashed by Vandals. I never understood why some people feel compelled to do that. Especially when they know deep down inside the people who lived there are clearly dead. It’s extremely disrespectful and downright wrong. I know it’s pretty much against urbex code to remove items found in these houses but it would be a total shame to let some of those wonderful antiques go to the wayside and get destroyed by Mother Nature. What should be done in situations like that!? I know if I found that house I would’ve taken quite a few things home with me. I would’ve made multiple trips. In my opinion it’s better to take some of those things than let it rot away.
20.29 It's a Hair Dryer. The hair brush in the case plugs into the end of the hose. Or connect hose to a bag (original accessory) for using rollers. Very Old. Nice find 👍🏻
This sometimes occurs when the occupants die in a traumatic way, such as a motor vehicle accident or plane crash. They have no relatives that know exactly where they are and have no children. It's like they walked out the front door and vanished forever while everything stays the same
My thought exactly!
Terribly sad, but totally true.
Thank you so much for that explanation. I always wondered about that when we see urbex people finding and video documenting houses like this. I also wondered why no family members claimed the property, the belongings in it, and why these houses were left untouched. Your explanation totally makes sense. As obvious as it might be, for some reason I never thought of that so thanks again for the info.
Shut up you don't know anything
Many are stuck for years in litigation because family fight over things . Years later its trashed and given up on. Or many countries charge high inheritance %rates and the people its left to can't afford the taxes.
While the house is beyond repair, I also hope some of the historical and antique pieces inside the house will be saved.
I would argue that it's not beyond a full rehab, at least. It would probably lose some of its original character in the process but it is still doable, provided the foundation and structure is sound.
Hey, I am Explorer From Malaysian. In Malaysian Also have a Mansion , Banglow, building , House that the owner left . But . All the Stuff Have been Stole. That why I like about American and Europe abandoned Building. Its Untouche . Came to Malaysian. When this Crazy Pandemic is Gone . ☺️
I agree, especially the old crystal chandeliers that seemed to be in every room. They're beautiful and quite well made, nothing like modern chandeliers, many of which are made with awful acrylic baubles. I'd love to have a bit of that beautiful history in my home.
Same here.
its not beyond repair. but would definitely need alot of work lol
These houses are always both a tough find and a treasure, a tiny glimpse into their pride, their pain, their home, their love. We're left guessing, puzzling out the pieces left behind but we're still grateful for what story we can put together.
Indeed
I just wish that the current owners would restore it instead of knocking it down, sure it would be expensive but with all the land they purchased it could easily be done by them.
@@UnchartedTravel do you find anything interesting in these old houses?
@@UnchartedTravel do you know is this house there? Or is it demolished?
Yes I agree with you.im a collector of 1970-90s tabloids and magazines and memorabilia,and time capsule houses from these eras will always continue to fascinate me andbealove if mine .I enjoyed this fine group of young mens explores as well astheone done by another favorite of mine ,Riddim Ryder.i enjoy seeing various explirerers perspectives of various houses especially time capsule houses
Elderly owner(s). Something happened while they were out (hospitalized and/or died). The house was paid for, so no foreclosure. Eventually utilities shut down for non payment and all the water damage present was due burst pipes after freezing temperatures and no heat. The water company shuts off the water and the house is left to crumble. Sad.
You still have to pay taxes on the land even if the house is paid off. So it would still foreclose or be sold off in an estate sale.
I feel so saddddd
I love this video. This home seemed to have been so comforting, at one time. I love the music chosen to place in the video. My favorite music was played while looking into the cabinet that was turned into a Shrine. Ty and Brennen make a great team.
I always assume that places like this are what is left behind when the owners die and have no one else left. Seeing all of the photos makes me sad, like the memories and family history just ended with nobody to cherish it going forward. I wonder how many places there must be like this in the world, with family history simply forgotten in dusty boxes and albums of photographs.
You just put my exact thoughts into words perfectly.
Same thought ♥️
Mine as well
But then it would be foreclosed on because of unpaid land taxes then be put up in an estate sale
Right! They had to have passed on,, bc you would think they'd take family photos w them!! N sry, but just wanna also say wow...you're really beautiful! N I just love your hair.
man that place is a museum...and that radio is beautiful.
I feel so sad seeing those photographs.
Someones entire life becomes just dust in the wind.... Damn .
This place is truly a treasure. I can see relics from the 40s through the 90s. That thing you said was for nails looks like an old fashioned potable hair dryer. One one of that tube goes into the machine, which contains a heater and a fan, the other end of the plus into a cap that the woman would cover her head with curlers. Those phones are popular with collectors. That one in the bathroom is really cool, and something I have never seen before. The military hat kind of made me feel nostalgic for my grandparents who were around that age.
Yes to the hair dryer!! I used one like that when I was on Jr high 😊😊
I'm the very top room. The thing you 1st found with the blue hose is not a nail dryer but it is a dryer. 1970s ronson portable hair dryer. So funny seeing these old things and knowing what a hairdryer looks like now...fact they considered that thing to be "portable" love old stuff like this!!!
So sad to see that once there was a living, breathing family here with emotions, love, pain, sadness, loss, happiness, hope. All the emotions we feel. Then one day just gone. Just like one day we too shall go and others will know fragments of our story from the bits of belongings that we leave behind. Soon that too will be forgotten too.
Thank you for sharing and showing respect to the past owners. I felt so much sadness for this place as I was watching it. It felt very peaceful, though, and as if the people who lived there really loved it and each other. Seemed to me that the lady of the home really loved to dress up. I really hope the new owners can salvage some of it before just demolishing and sending everything to a landfill. That'd just be so sad and wasteful.
These houses are always both a tough find and a treasure, a tiny glimpse into their pride, their pain, their home, their love. We're left guessing, puzzling out the pieces left behind but we're still grateful for what story we can put together.keep it up.
The family is Croatian in Bosnia and Hercegovina, they are very sad about all this things and Property left to rot. They are trying to find the way to save them. But it is not easy from long distance
The white couch is BEAUTIFUL !!!
The most heartbreaking things were the photo albums and shrine left behind. Whatever happened had to have been sudden and tragic.
We lost mum to covid 1 and half ago and are still struggling with boxes of her memories and possessions. Made me realise as humans in the west we keep too much. My.new motto if Ive not used it worn it read it or viewed it in a year...then Ill pass it on for others to enjoy...my daughter will thank me when I pass on in 30 years hopefully... we cant take it with us guys so ley others enjoy it...pay it forward and share ....the natural world will thank you too...
This is rather sad, to imagine someone's whole life in a building just to rot away.
Whenever there are videos of places that are abandoned and untouched, it’s so much more immensely heartbreaking than places that have been gutted by vandals and bad graffiti. With these places, you really get such a bigger sense of personhood of the people who left the place behind, so it feels so much more ‘haunted’ by all of its remnants. Abandoned places that are in ruins and vandalized just feel like a husk, or an echo of somewhere that real, actual people lived. A place like this feels like you can hear their voices around you, even through the lens.
At 14:07 is a shortwave radio, I noticed several of them all thru the house. Before the internet was a thing, you could tune in to other countries "Foreign Radio Service" on shortwave radios (like BBC World Service, Radio France Internationale or in this case it's likely to be Voice Of Croatia). It was very popular with expats and though it still exists, there are very few stations left.
At 20:28 is an old Ronson hair dryer. It came with a kind of big floofy bathing cap that connected to the hose and you would fit on your hair over the rollers. It also had a hand attachment to use as a conventional hair dryer and a nail attachment, My mother had one in the 70's. :)
Im 68, when i was 14 i had one of those hair dryers...lol!
The homes left with all of their furnishings and owner's belongings are beyond fascinating to me. The mystery around what happened to them. Where they went and how they lived. So interesting.
Same here
All of this family’s belongings... the typewriters, the model plane and all of those gorgeous books on war history... makes me wish they were still around today. I’d love to just sit and talk with them for hours.
You left a parking permit and I couldn't help but get curious and it seems that the owner went back to Croatia and passed away there, just in case anyone was curious.
how do you know?
@@orionxtc1119 he is croatia
Stan blackpink
I don’t follow in how you think that this person or people went back to Croatia to die. There is literally a shrine that suggests otherwise. The husband died first obviously, because of the shine and lack of men’s clothes. It is even possible the wife was not From Croatia judging from the nurses hand book, which happens to be in English. The wife however did reside in the house at least for a while just because of the shrine and the amount of her own clothes left behind. Shrines are for the living meant to honour the memory of a loved one, the fact that it was still set up means that the wife had intentions of staying. It is possible that she passed away at a later date.
that is exactly what happened.
Nice to see a place that isn't covered in graffiti.
Agreed. It’s so much cooler to see places where everything was just left where it was when the owners last lived there. It seems eerily apocalyptic or something. Hopefully people won’t go and trash the place .
All of the beautiful lamps, sconces, and chandeliers - I wish I could buy them!
You really are willing to go almost anywhere to create a new video! You are AWESOME!
Haha miss ya Rick!
Rick!
@@UnchartedTravel
Ditto man!!! I hope we can hook up this summer or fall? I’m vaccinated.
I hope so man, as soon as they open the borders im down!!
@@RickSerra is that a vaccination against Covid or just against all the germs in those Dirty Rooms? 😉😂
Hi guys that was a truly amazing house 🏠 love ❤️ that secret room you found hope thy do salvage some of the things in that house.thanks for sharing this with me david 🏠🇬🇧❤️👍
I'm very glad that I clicked on this video. It's amazing, I feel like I was there exploring the house with you guys.
Every time you turned a corner, I would see something I wanted in my life. lol. Can you imagine the memories that were made within these old walls ? So many unanswered questions. Where are they today ? Was there no one to inherit this home and it's belongings ? Thank you for your time in sharing this home with us and for showing the respect it deserves.
There are relatives in Canada and, of course, in Croatia, but there are some administration problems for family to come across
When you see these homes that are left to rot away, unloved, unwanted and then you think of how many are homeless, it’s sad. If only there was a way to pair them together. It would give someone a new start and the house could be appreciated.
My sister actually bought a house like that, everything is left untouched for over 15 years. Old man and his wife lived there, she died and few months after that the man had to go into a hospital, he never left. The relatives lived in another continent and he Dr came back. So pictures, letters from the 1910s and 1920s. Everything. So depressing but also cool. Maybe similar ting happened with this house
Great video. Times were good back then. Beautiful home. You need to try to buy this old house. South Carolina loves your videos. Keep going strong and stay safe
The color schemes and wooden toilet seat covers were in vogue back then, and to have a phone in your bathroom or almost every room of the house was baller status. Cell phones came in a satchel then, and were almost prohibitively expensive to own and use. Sad to see all these photos and artwork molding away. The hand-picked herbs and hand-written recipes on the backs of cabinets really took me back.
What a awesome house 🏠. I hope that someone can salvage some of the memories left behind
Wow Brennen I have to say this is probably my favorite that you’ve done!! It always fascinates me when people leave everything. A religious family would never willingly leave their family Bible so I suspect someone passed away and there was an unfortunate reason that the things were left. The one dresser that had the shrine perhaps was for the husband who may have passed prior and the wife kept that as her memory of him. Maybe she could no longer keep the place up or somesuch. Just an interesting time capsule!!
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed the video!
I was trying to find a word that describes the feeling I got from this video, surreal is the best I could come up with.
Beautiful
The antique furnitures in there are so beautiful!! The sofa, the table lamp etc.
I always feel sad looking at these abandoned homes especially when they show old pictures of happier times
I watched one video of a home that no one had lived in for quite a while, but the power was still on. I wondered if a family member still cared for it. The person who created the video played a vhs tape that they found of the family enjoying Christmas during the 1980s or possibly the early 1990s, I can't remember exactly. It made me so sad. The man who'd lived there had been a clockmaker.
Edit: I just realized these guys made that video! I guess I need to subscribe to their channel. 🙂
Same here also I feel bad about everything. Hi Anne Spry how are you doing with your family I hope you’re safe from the virus?
What a beautiful house amazing all the memories and things left behind
Excellent video guys!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!
I looked up the name on the parking ticket. On a genealogy page it says a person of this name was born in Croatia and then died in 2008 in Croatia. Looks like there are relatives in Croatia. No way to tell if this is the same person but it is interesting.
we travel the path of life with so much material, that sadly we cannot bring back in our next lifetime
All the furniture is gorgeous 😍.
I know, I was gaga over that sofa in the living room. So beautiful!
The music in this video was perfect!!
Bro, you're videos are underrated. You continue this and you will be a huge youtuber! Great content! You are a brave soul, you narrate well, you show cool things. Keep it up and stay safe!
Oh that shrine made me so sad...probably their dad? Uncle? To know they loved somebody so much that they did that now nobody is going to do that for them... So heartbreaking
Lovely respectful video as always. I've seen this place just once before, although I didn't remember it until the vintage Laundry Basket upstairs. I'm pretty sure that urbexer didn't find the secret door though!
Thank you! And the secret door was definitely a nice surprise!
A wonderful experience in a home full of memories and valuable things
the unit in the bedroom that you thought had something to do with pedicures, etc was actually a portable hair dryer. There should have been a sort of "bonnet" or cap that attached to the hose, the hose attaches to the machine to blow air for drying hair. Other explorers posted a video on this place quite some time ago. It seems to have been ransacked somewhat and the decay is much worse.
Yes, it's a hairdryer. I had one like it but mine was pink.
My mom had one similar as well.
I love seeing the inside of people’s houses and especially when it’s untouched by criminals
This is very true, houses like this are very refreshing to find!
Sadly the developers only see dollar signs. They don't care about antiques, memorabilia, old photos, sentimental items or historical items. They'll want to get it down so they can build something ask up in its place as soon as possible.
I hate the fact that more people don't care about the history of such a beautiful home.
At 20.31 that was a Vintage Portable Electric Hairdryer and Nail Dryer. What a great find and in such great condition.
That white couch is gorgeous. Id love to own that.
That nail kit is actually an old hair dryer! The hose would connect to the machine and the other end would connect to a shower cap. 20:37
If the inheritors didn't want it, they really should have sold it. With people struggling to purchase a home in Ontario, it could have kept been a decent home for someone if it hadn't been left to deteriorate. Leaving it like this is a waste. There are auctioneers who could have handled selling the unwanted stuff inside.
I understand not taking things, but it’s a shame to see some of this stuff just left to decay, you know? Great find, I loved this!
Yeah, I don't know if I could stop myself. It seems like taking things to prevent their destruction should be ok.
I bet there is hidden money and everything in there.
Now the dandelion root in the jar in the kitchen makes sense now. They're going through books and I just seen a tarot card book.
HECK YES THIS IS AMAZING !!!!
Thank you Raya!!
It seems like maybe they got sick and never came back home. So sad that no family collected their belongings. They have so many pictures there must be people that cared about them and would want some of those things. Have you tried to follow up on family? I would love to.
Awesome video like always Brennen, I'm already looking forward to the next one! 😁
Thank you aidan! Glad you enjoyed it! The next upload should be alone episode 4 which is planned to come out june 4th!
I bumped into this channel a couple days ago and you guys have no idea how much I love this kind of videos. Going to abandoned places and kind of stepping through time is a feeling unlike any other, I wish we all knew exactly what happened there but the mystery left behind is something I always look forward to. Amazing content, keep up the awesome work guys.
It's kinda nice to find surprises in time capsule houses like this. Incidentally, that sofa at 2:33 reminds me of one my Nana had in her house
Indeed it is! Definitely a nice surprise walking into such a unique time capsule!
That couch was so gosh darn beautiful
I feel like they were immigrants and because of that they might have been an accident or got sick and died and their family probably never knew or maybe we're back in Germany and couldn't afford to come to get their things
I wonder if you could do some research to find family who would love the memorabilia, or a historical society. It would be sad to lose it all.
“When I got sick, my parents put me out in the back yard” 😆😆😆
At a guess I would say the husband died (the shrine) and the wife got elderly and either met with an accident or an illness from which she did not recover and there were not inheritors so the house sits. The question is, why did the tax authorities allow it to remain empty and abandoned. It has to be on their radar, they could have sold it for unpaid taxes and some family could be living in it and keeping it up.
Great explore brother!
Thanks Jef!!
I’m Croatian and watching this was so cool!
Love watching all your adventures! Keep up the good work Brennen!
Thank you so much for all your support Jack! Glad you enjoy the content!
I've seen an explore of this place before but I like your video much better! You really looked at the details of what was left behind. Great video!
So tragic, to see those things that meant so much to someone, just going mouldy and rotting and
I am sure some of the electronics are just waiting for a "spark" to bring them back to life.
Good to see them treated with the reverence they deserve, too.
Love the music and ambiance great vid guys
makes me tear up looking into the lives of ghosts because I know we are all next. No matter what ...you cant run away from death.
That's so cool wow great channel 👍
Very good video and adventures , until more
That "nail dryer" is actually a hairdryer lol but I gotta hand it to ya, great videos and u usually know what's what. Very cool!
Another great video! I love how you are able to find these places! Keep up the great work!
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed the video!
I Love the sofa and lamp beautiful place.
Great video as always!
The picture at 0:43 shows the shield that is on the Croatian flag so I’m pretty sure that there was a Croatian family there.
Good eye! Yes I believe the family was Croatian and German!
I looked up the alcohol bottle and it’s from Croatia.
@@UnchartedTravel There was also a kind of a diploma for someone named Branimir Pasalic. I looked it up and there was an Croatian politician named Ivic Pasalic, I think that the house belongs to the family. I also found a croatian military man by the name of Arif Pasalic who looks a lot like the military man on the picture at 18.55, I believe it might be him. I found out that the family was Croatian and Bosavinian, it will be more logical than german, because Arif was in Bosovinian army and there is also no writings in German. Also Bosovina and Croatia are close to each other. Arif died in 1998 because of an traffic accident and Ivic is still alive, he is 60 years old now.
@@mercedesveermae5789 Arif Pašalić is muslim from Bosnia. Many Croats in Bosnia accepted islam during Ottoman empire to stay alive. We can say that was begining of Bosniak nation and reason why many muslim Bosniaks have Croatian last name
@@krunodolibic6634 I´m sorry as a person from north europe, I don`t know much about the history of Balkan countries. Everything I wrote was just a result of a quick google search. I´m so sorry about things I wrote, I didn`t know what I was talking about.
Wow this is absolutely amazing lads
That place is cool! Great explore 👍👍👍
Thank you!
Where they murdered, did they get called back to their country? As a woman I would never leave my things, especially pictures, willingly. Can you get ahold of someone who can store these things or maybe knows what happened before it all caves in. Also any house restorer would love to have the architectural details.
Thanks for the background
I'm watching this terrified c video again.Tonight I'm binge watching time capsule houses.I love them.
I wish I could rewind time to when the house was new and save the house
So very interesting to go with you through these intact old houses! Thank you!
That couch is beautiful and that lamp on the table next to it!
I donno why ,but videos like this do make me cry....Might be because this house is the remains of beautiful memories of people who once lived there# & their dreams # unsaid emotions # ... ...:(..💔❣
# Those smiles turned in to a mystery💔,this is sad ¡!!
Is it a coincidence that I would get notifications of 3 abandoned channels 10 minutes apart from each other 🤔😂
Uncharted Travel, Bright Sun Films, and The Proper People by chance?
Yes and new video awesomeness ♥️
That Is possible house of a war criminal who escape from Croatia, during the war in former Yugoslavia. Those tapes you saw , are not the movies, thay have a names of soldiers and places, who knows what is on them. That's why he have a secret room and look like he left in the hurry.
war criminal? in his own country.. are you serious?
For a house that’s been abandoned since the late 90s, 1997 to be exact, it’s a miracle that the property hasn’t been found and trashed by Vandals. I never understood why some people feel compelled to do that. Especially when they know deep down inside the people who lived there are clearly dead. It’s extremely disrespectful and downright wrong. I know it’s pretty much against urbex code to remove items found in these houses but it would be a total shame to let some of those wonderful antiques go to the wayside and get destroyed by Mother Nature. What should be done in situations like that!? I know if I found that house I would’ve taken quite a few things home with me. I would’ve made multiple trips. In my opinion it’s better to take some of those things than let it rot away.
The bold choice was you actually touching the fuzzy covered wood toilet seat...lol
Lol.... and why do we need to see in the toilet? Nothing of interest there.... lol
20.29 It's a Hair Dryer. The hair brush in the case plugs into the end of the hose. Or connect hose to a bag (original accessory) for using rollers. Very Old. Nice find 👍🏻
Ohh' what wondeful and sweet this soffa,,lovely and ❤💫❤〰️〰️🛋
That an old hair dryer not for nails. Should be some kind of plastic cap that connects to the hose.
So sad to see how everything had to be left behind. It really makes you wonder why and what happened?
For me, it causes me to consider my own mortality and all I'll leave behind.
This video is beautifully captured and the voice and focus on minute details, and it's sad to see such a miserable condition
has any one seen one of your videos and contacted you about being in their familys home?