Abandoned Texas Chainsaw House Vibes - Empty Since The 1970s
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- Sitting along a country road sits another lonely Abandoned farmhouse. This older two story home looks like it was last occupied sometime in the 1970s. So come along with me as we explore this Lonely Abandoned Farmhouse. Enjoy
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Please Note: Exploring Abandoned locations can be dangerous. I don't condone or encourage anyone to enter an Abandoned structure. Not only is safety a concern, but often times its illegal and when possible, i seek out permission. I simply go to document its history before it's gone and leave things the way I find them. I assume all the risks & responsibility in doing so. Please don't attempt to do this on your own.
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Yes.... i know. It's called a vanity. Don't need 528 comments reminding me. 🙂
It's a vanity.
Lol, jk.😁
I believe that style is called "waterfall".🤗👍
Great vid!
Not an architect or historian so my knowledge is limited on older places like this.
@@jennilang721 , that was what I called it when replying to my computer aloud.
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@@kimhohlmayer7018 I'm surprised to find someone I agree with to such a degree. I agree mid 1800s is the safest dating for the same reasons. It was wonderful to see the original roof has kept the house in such great shape with minimal vandalism to windows. The doors are also very common to the 1800s, a small shame the knobs are gone, I'd love to have a closer look to see that it has the type of metal locks on the interior doors that I believe it does I'd be willing to bet they are there and intact. It's great to see someone else with the same knowledge of architectural history. I hope I see your thoughts on other videos. I was especially happy with this one due to the condition of the home allowing such access to the details inside. The plaster is in amazing condition, I know horse hair was often used in the plaster mix in the Southest to help in binding but wonder if the plaster here had another unusual ingredient that caused it to hold up especially well. I think I don't need to discuss woodwork as I believe you seem to have a great knowledge on this period. Again, it's extremely refreshing to find another true admirer of architectural history with accurate knowledge.
I just don't understand why people feel the need to break out windows and write graffetti in someone else's house. I don't care if it is vacant or not. Its sad.
@ravencrone56. I have family in Ireland and there is a small farm house next to my Aunt and the gardens are still so pretty and the little house just sits there. I don't know when or how we lost control here in America.
@@shawneeb3771 , you have no idea..? Visit Detroit, Chicago, Watts CA. etc... Youll get the idea how and why.
It's a disgrace
It's awesome that we have so much history but it is going away from us
@@56cadd I lived in Chicago Detroit and I know it's not a place to live
That's an Art Deco vanity.
This house was quite a statement of wealth, back in the day.
No doubt the interstate had something to do with it's demise.
Great job!
Nicely done video. Thank you again for your exploration and sharing with us
My mother had a vanity very similar to that one. the only difference was, hers had a large round mirror instead of the standard rectangular or square mirror. but the type of wood and the design were just like this one.
I find such sadness for this beautiful home that probably had happiness in it at multiple times!! I always picture how it was back then. If I had the money to restore it I would. Imagine great grandparents, grandparents, parents , neighbors and children rustling through the home, dinner on the table with laughter.
I think, with a lot of hard work and money, that house could be restored to its former beauty.
Yeah! This one does have some potential. I thought that too when watching Jay's video. "Hard work" and "money" being the key words of course!
This house would be well worth it, it may well be standing when a modern house is gone on it's own but definitely would renovated beyond doubt. I've been an active preservationist since the late 80's and the condition of this house is outstanding
Jeanette Bateman if you were here I'd give you a dollar so you could get started fixing it.💚
It would be beautiful but haunted. Just imagine how many people who died there that weren’t counted for.
Ton of money
1971...😊best year ever. Haha. I believe the word you were looking for is "vanity". I love this!! It's free of graffiti, it's not very worn down. You've done alot of old houses but this is my favorite so far. If walls could talk my man....😍oh the stories they'd tell. Wood work is something else. Love the "Look magazines 👍👍. Thanks JP for sharing!!
Thanks jane
No way thanks anyway , I’m not going to leave in that house even for an overnight.😳
Always makes me wonder why it was abandoned. The highway moving in, parents/grandparents dying...so many questions. Thanks really great find. I appreciate your videos. History in America.
Ty
since that newspaper that you read was from Virginia that house may have been a plantation a long time ago
Welch, West Virginia newspaper. Welch, West Virginia is located in McDowell County in southern part of state.
Back in it's day bet it was a beautiful house with lots of love :)
Love your videos. You show the utmost respect to past and present. I've always been drawn to abandoned places, there is a tragic beauty in the slow decay and the secrets they hold, have done my fair share of looking around, there are so many around here. Also love looking up the history.
Thanks chloe. You should definitely get out and explore. Just be safe about it.
Beautiful old farmhouse. No graffitti! Too bad the freeway is built nearly on top of it. Sound of freeway is deafening! Love this house!
Wow this house is absolutely beautiful Shawnee would love to purchase if I can find the location, hello How are you doing with your family Shawnee I hope you’re safe from the virus?
Wow this house is amazing, hi Shawnee how are you doing I hope you’re ok?
I don't know if you noticed it but the first bedroom that you walked into had a beautiful painted border on the floor, faded but beautiful. Fireplaces in every room indicate that the house is at least a hundred years old. Those porches are lovely. Thank you JP for another great find.
Probably moved when the traffic got worse and noisier
Yeah - good lord, that's louder than Manhattan.
That is a beautiful house!! The colors on the ceilings bring back memories of growing up... Thank you for another great video!
Awesome video ,love that house ,I'm sure in it's prime it was beautiful. thanks for sharing .god bless.
What a stunning home it must have been in it's day. So sad to see places like this left to rot and decay.
This beautiful home is so sad to be forgotten, hi honey how are you doing I hope you’re ok?
The railing and woodwork is awesome there,love the old style!!!!Shes got a good roof so it will be there for a long time!!
What lovely old architecture. This is definitely turn of the 20th century, before electricity. Obviously put in much later after the house was built. I'm all stupid over the way the rooms are laid out upstairs and the veranda up there. A lot of really old turn of the century southern style homes had back stair cases leading down into the kitchen so that mom could go down and start breakfast and get the Kitchen heated up by an old wood stove. And I'm thinking that back room downstairs was the kitchen, where it had a fireplace to cook in if they couldn't afford a wood burning stove. I am ga-ga over this house. The attention to detail is second to none. Thank you SO much for getting this on film before nature reclaims it. Such a shame that it was left to rot. So many of us would give our eye teeth for a chance to have something this grand and lovely. Thank you.
Tin roof, barn and well house, wow they don't make them like that anymore. And an out house. Looks original 👌
What a beautiful house! The sound stability adds to its appeal as well as the unique layouts, the unusually low wooden paneling and the owner's choice of colors. I especially loved the room that turned out Not to be the attic. This house just Felt good.
Porch area good place for coffee in the mornings 😊
I loved the front porch.
My grandmother had her house in all those colors. She lived in California, northern. Loved the video thanks 😊
Very interesting old home.. Horrible traffic noise, could not imagine buying and living on a busy noisy road no matter how nice that home.
I bet it was once a nice family home. Safe to see it this way.
I love a metal roof! My house is over 150 years old and has a metal roof. Amazing when it rains.
Metal roofs are the best. You never have to replace them. Which is why I have a metal roof on my house.
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Very cool!! Looks like an old plantation house. I used to work with someone that was from Welch West Virginia. Thanks JP for the tour of this beautiful old home 👍🏻❤️
You're welcome cindy
I used to live in welch w va, on Tom's mt.
Sounds like the interstate highway was built right next to the house. They had no choice but to leave. Nice old features, was great house at one time. Thanks 🇨🇦
Highways have encroached on us, actually are still doing so with newer neighborhoods now, in the southeast to the point we seldom leave due to it. Most likely the land was divided up to younger generations who built their homes nearby and one of the descendants who farms the land keeps a fairly watchful eye on the house now and then, judging by minimal mischief by vandals. Often even when the last generation to live in a home has passed on the "old family place" it's often called is in this condition, most furniture etc removed and this would be typical, but what is great is the condition due to a very well built metal roof. I'm not sure about other areas of the country but there was a conscious choice here, it's a limbo of abandoned but still family owned unless it is an anomaly in the area. When they are truly left behind the overgrowth of vegetation overtakes the house itself. Nature reclaims quickly and mercilessly here in the South, among families that don't want to lose the "homeplace" as we call it there's usually a bush hog on a tractor that clears directly around the house every couple years as needed just to keep trees and vines from growing right into the house. This is a great one, love it definitely 1800s.
@@TarynsTime That one room he showed it looked like the bush or tree outside the window was growing inside the house though.
People can be a little nostalgic about places they grew up it too, filled with memories for them. Here in Canada we can’t take down old barns, we actually have to wait until they collapse. Don’t think that applies to old houses though.
@@CheapestGamer given a couple months of our summer weather it may be and the grass weeds and new seedlings of trees grow swiftly. I tend to think it's had some version of minimal clearing right around the house such as a few passes around with a bush hog because every outside image of the house looks accessible. These clearings aren't yardwork and typically once a year or so, depending on the family. This is such a common thing, mostly in rural areas but the house itself is not, it is a terrific find in this good condition.
@@staceyhildenbrand4743 ummm I live in Canada and my husband's job is demolishing old barns....what makes you think your not allowed to?!?
I love those old house's they have so much character, many thanks.
Love the old fashion screen door, so many fireplaces, lay out overall! TY!
Surprisingly that house is in fairly good shape for being open and abandoned. I love it...especially that old sink.
That would be a home I would want to make over and live in.
So amazing to see all the decay but then see the curtains very aged and genuine love it
My first law to my hubby..no 2 story homes are in our future! Every haunting show always had the freaky, spooky looking homes with the amityville horror windows. Nope nope nope!
Haha, id still take it.
@@JPVideos81 yes, the spook factor is part of the charm along with the incredibly good condition for it's age
JPVideos lol ya know..I think I could guess that about you! Lol! I’ve lived in houses that were haunted, one of them was a 2 story..lol nope!
JPVideos I also want to point out..you have dragged me away from my Scottish blogger I was hooked on..I seen your video somehow and my hubby and I watched you together..lol! Now I’m hooked on your videos..now..if you could speak in a Scottish accent......lolol
I think i would insult Scottish people if i tried that. 😚
BTW. nice to know how valuable a metal roof is! (I'm hoping to build, maybe someday.)
And noisy when it rains and worst when there is a hail storm. 😂🤣😋
@@makokoro9073 Yes! I've heard how that is very true! Maybe I'm weird, but kind of nice after a few days of heat and humidity. Some people say the loud rain kind of relaxes them. I guess at least if you're crazy busy and don't have time to look out the window or check the weather report, it's a great way to "get an update" maybe!
I would love to buy it and fix it up if I had the money to.
So never ending noise does not bother you ?
@@bextar6365 you get used to it, plus cedar trees could be planted to act as a noise buffer.
This house is empty because of the interstate and the noise will only get worse over time.
The noise could actually go away if everyone bought an electric car. Gotta love the sound of silence. I'll nvr buy one, but everyone else should. Its noisy where I live too.
Hear hear!!
Looks like that place has been through one hell of a journey. Places like this make me sad because there’s so much potential and so many homeless. Fantastic video.
Absolutely love the double porches in the front! Excellent video! Great work👍👍
Hi Kappy!!! Hope all is well😊
Appreciate you checking it out.
Me and my ex restored an abandoned home that was built back in the late 1800s when we had lived out in VA, it has taken us roughly about three years to restore it and it was well worth it. this house and it's tin roof reminded me of the one we had bought, except ours weren't as big as this house, I do believe this house could be restored if the wood isn't too rotted away. and even so, the wood could also be replaced. A nice find. thanks for sharing.
With this having a metal roof its definitely able to be restored.
Still a beautiful house. Wish someone would see what I see and save it.
I love those old southern farm houses. That second floor porch would be an amazing spot to just sit and relax and enjoy your favorite beverage. Would definitely make a beautiful home for someone who could save it. Another great find JP.
Minus the highway sounds.
@@JPVideos81 yes, that definitely would get annoying after awhile.
I loved this house. Has to be full of memories. Thanks for sharing this.
Looks like it was a very nice farmhouse at one time. It's a shame some family member didn't keep it up. It's sad to see a home just fall apart from neglect. I guess at one time there wasn't a busy highway so close. All that traffic noise would take away from peaceful nights with windows open in the Summer and sitting on the porch.
@ravencrone56 Maybe since the highway is so close, that is true. TOO NOISY.
I love the old Farmhouse I remember living in one I used to live in Virginia in Ashland and we had pain right in front of the house in an outhouse when never had a bathroom great video love it that house could be fixed up and you lived in
Love your videos, the research you do. Keep up the good work.
I really love all the old doors, the paint schemes, the Fireplaces and the Vanity... Oh and That sink with the waterfountian was something I've never seen before.. Thank you for sharing this Beautiful Farmhouse😊
You're so welcome
When I was stationed at Fort Dix, New Jersey I had an apartment in a house from the Revolutionary War times that was built like that house. The low windows, wide base boards and the other home on the same street is from the same time period. Has very steep stairs buildt in hidden cubards. Both homes had ghosts there that's why I had to leave the 1st bigger home I was in. When I moved out because I couldn't afford the rent without a room mate I moved to the house down the street where I lived in the upper part.
I'd be watching tv and the locked door would open, this happened a few times. After the 3rd or so time I shut the door and happened to look out the window and the house across the street had just caught on fire ! I thanked whatever sprites and called the Fire Department.
Then when my land Lord called and said my rent was going up I said I'd have to move then heard a banging on the wall and followed it where it showed a small closet space I didn't know was there and there and it had been slightly damaged because of a fire.
I told the land lord I'd have to tell the Fire Department about it and in short the land lord LOWERED my rent. I hung up the phone (This was in the 1970's) and thanked the sprites. I really hated to move out of there when I was being sent to Germany.
But Jay, I really believe that wonderful old home is from maybe the late 1700's or very early 1800's. Maybe if there is a Court House or library they may have land records or maybe a funeral home that's been around a long time could give you some history of the home, that's what I would do. It's a shame that it seems like a major highway is about on top of the house. At one time I'll bet the house had alot of land.
Thanks Jay for showing this nice home. I wish it could be saved.
Thanks so much for sharing that with me.
@@JPVideos81 You are welcome. Thank you for shareing your time and talents with us.
Thanks a million for your likes to my comments. Most important is that, you're safe. God bless 😇 you and , take care. 👍👍👍 .
Thank you
@@JPVideos81, you're more than welcome my dear friend JP. God bless 😇 you and keep safe.
Wow what a find!! This place truly was beautiful, and in very savable shape from what it looks as well.
But it has definitely been many years since anybody has lived in that one
Kind of like the way Jay describes it as, actually, beautiful, like he could see what it looked like in its day. I guess that's why I like videos like this.
Thanks rich
All the fireplaces were sealed up because the fireplace heating was replaced by coal or wood burning heating stoves at some point. Even though the stoves are long gone, some of the stove pipe holes are still visible above the fireplaces. Two or three stoves would have heated the whole house but the remaining fire places would have been sealed off to help prevent heat loss.
That's some beautiful natural wood shiplap in that first upstairs room.
"Vanity"
From the outside this place looked a bit spooky, but not really once inside. This place was quite a find- thanks for the tour.
Oh what a beauty that house was once. Your in my area. Cool. The walls are different going to the back of the house. Lathe and plaster to wood walls. I'm going to say that the front of the house was added to the older structure. I didn't see a bathroom in that house.
Outhouse-
If that calendar was the date of abandonment (or close to it)....gotta say, that place is in great shape for 40 years of standing open and empty.
Amazed at how well paper is preserved with windows out all those years. Never in Ohio would that happen
Really enjoyed this video!!! Keep up the good work. I really enjoy all your videos!!!!
Ty
It does look like a slasher house. Greetings from Texas. Watch out for that room with the meat hook. It's a shame somebody could come in and remodel that home and make it really nice. Too bad it's next to that loud highway
it does look like the chainsaw house from the the outside very much good job finding that place and thanks for the tour
Title: Abandoned texas chainsaw house
First sentence: Everyone today I'm coming to you from Virginia
Click bait Title. But, we've got plenty of real slasher houses here in Texas where this Title would work for real. We've also got a lot of abandoned small towns here that you might find interesting. Y'all need to load up and come on down. 🤠👍
Yah I said exact same thing... I've seen the original house ..I also thought it kinda looks like house from remake but looking again i knew it wasn't. Idk why the title says it's the abandoned TCM house from the 70s (movie was in 1974). This place is pretty cool on its own... but I got irked I ain't gonna lie
@@Bea-Nuh-Luh me too
Texas chainsaw house ‘Vibes’. he got that type of vibe from this house
@@veronicac618 The title was changed
I'm waiting for Ed Gein to pop out. Watched this when you first posted, and still love this home. She's a beauty.
great find, the inside isn't in bad shape considering the doors and windows are open
The metal roof is the saving grace.
What a beautiful house in its day. I hope she was happy.
Another awesome video! Keep up the great work!
I love this video and enjoy watching it as well. Good morning Nicole, how are you doing with your family I hope you’re safe from the virus?
Beautiful old home especially the front deck. Its definitely worth fixing up ❤
JP,
Not ,well hardly, vandalized. Well cleaned out and generally in salvageable condition.
WE had a farmhouse somewhat similar built at the turn of the 20th century, with lathe and plaster and nice detailing, but this one is better.
I would hazard a guess that relatives of the owners or the owners family are still in the area,, after all ,it's only been abandoned for about forty years
Are there any towns near buy with old diners or general stores? Possibly a town hall?
I know you don't have time to investigate,probably pretty tired after that awesome Disney Adventure,.
Thanks for a really interesting and thought provoking video,
I,m so tired of seeing lots of things left behind , going to ruin.
Cheers,
Rik Spector
No towns within several miles.
I love it, my son bought a house like that, built in 1850, so far it’s been a money pit but hope to restore it to its original glory someday
Definitely has lots of charm.
Love your abandoned home explores,so easy to listen too. Keep them coming!
You got it alice!
I kept thinking something was gonna jump out behind every door. Lol
I would of loved to seen that house when it was new.
This is really a nice house! Needs a bit of fixing up. But I'd love too live there.
Yes it need to be renovated, hi Susan how are you doing this morning I hope you’re safe from the covid?
The small dresser with big mirro is called a vanity...it was for dressing in front of, doing ur make up, and hair...in the reeeeeally old days they had crazzzzzzzzy curling irons.....
Beautiful home in its day . This place reminded me of the sally field movie “ places in the heart “ ? I also really like to see homes with the windows that go down to the floor . Thanks JP for another wonderful piece of history !
What an absolutely gorgeous old home!
Him Jp, this place is beautiful.
The wood walls were beautiful! 😍
Thanks for sharing.
Be safe 😊
You're welcome
Awesome abandoned farm house video! Really enjoyed it.
Ty
Someone told me once blue ceilings are used to ward off spirits.
And red doors.
Such a great find!!! Can’t believe the outhouse was still there! 😂
No toilet check this time haha
JPVideos it’s for the better 😂😂😂
Can't say for sure but by the roof lines and pitch I'd guess it was all built at the same time
I lived in West Virginia as a child for abt a year & also remember driving through Virginia on annual trips from NC to West Virginia to visit my Grandmother's side of the family. Was always incredibly fascinated with all those old stately homes. Really enjoyed this video, ty!!
Thanks for watching. Ill be returning down south next week to film more.
@@JPVideos81 yvw! Awesome; I am always excited to see what's next!!
So sad! At one time that home I’m sure had a lot of life and memories. Beautiful find @JPVideos!!
Thanks!
Great roadside find, JP. Thank you for sharing this one. I sure hope someone buys and restores it to it’s former glory. I love all the old magazines and cat chow calendar
Ty
You’re Really good at this .... of course I watched and Liked 👍🏻☮️
Agreed.
Aww thanks
That house definitely has character and I'd love to restore that. Besutiful!
A vanity @ 8:48 - I'm sure someone has already mentioned that. Love those low windows ♡ Thanks for braving this explore alone & out of state!
Normally not a wainscotting fan but that house has really different wainscotting, I love it.
I liked it as well and i normally dont like green.
"Oh no... That's Mama's home place." Won't rent or sell it. They'd rather let it sit and rot. Common in Virginia, sadly.
I believe the part of the house with the chimney in the middle of the roof was built mid-1800’s and the other part with the chimney on the outside of the house was post 1820-30’s. After that time frame houses were rarely built with chimneys in the middle of the house because of the fire risks they caused to the entire house. It is an awesome find. I’m sure it was a gorgeous place in it’s prime.
That traffic outside makes me feel uncomfortable and noisy.
1870s is my guess. Until I saw the outhouse, I didn't realize the place had no plumbing! Great find.
*COOL VID MAN*
Another great road side find, and once again I am imagining what it would have been like when it was first built. The family life, the Woking farm. Thanks again JP, another winner for me. Maria 👍🇬🇧😁
Thanks a million JP for liking my comments. More power and prosperity for your undertakings and, God bless 😇 you. Love your videos .
This makes me wish I had the finances to snatch it up, and restore it. Not real fond of you going into abandoned buildings by yourself, but it turned out fine. Thank you for sharing all the rare finds you come across. ;)
I trust my personal judgment.
Nice find. Thanks for sharing!
How sad. Looks like a well built house. Makes you wonder what happened. Maybe a disputed estate.
Loved it!!! It’s always been a dream of mine to find an old farmhouse and fix it so loved exploring this one with you.
Thanks tonya
She is a beautiful house. I wish it could be saved. Love double decker porch houses
I am in love with this house. There is something about it. It's gorgeous and has so much atmosphere, almost like someone is still living there and I don't mean a homeless person lol... It could be renovated easily, with that metal roof protecting it. One of your best, I think and great photos too.
Thanks jen
Loved this explore ! Surprised the house is not higher off the ground .Loved the ship-lap walls in the kitchen and upstairs bedrooms. Avocado ( olive) green ..shouts the 1970 's for sure. No graffiti ....yay ! .......Hate that you were by yourself ...but another great video . Stay safe , my friend .
Did what it took to document it. Was a heck of a find.
Gasp! I am so in love with this house. That porch, that fountain sink, the hardware.... wowza. The creaky door sound opening the closet- classic. Gonna watch this one a couple more times for sure. Also, seriously considering putting a metal roof on my house...
Thanks for stopping here- great video!
Thanks megan
Love the rail on the porch very decorative and fancy. It really adds to the house., don't think it would not take to much to fix it up. I just love old houses. Many thanks for the find.
This was fun, they must have really had some money back in the day. A metal roof, and built-in closets, fancy porch. Nice! I miss seeing these old houses.
Definitely was built with high standards.
Judging from all the road noise I-81 was probably the reason for the abandonment of this property. It's a shame but many properties have been abandoned after highways were built close-by. Nicely presented.
Ty