my jaw literally dropped when that basement was revealed, absolutely stunning. I don't know what it is about old stuff that's so soothing to me, the nostalgia of times I didn't even experience...
The main floor bedroom probably was never intended to be bedroom and it’s probably meant to be a dining area. I would imagine bedroom furniture was in there because it was an elderly lady who lived there and she didn’t want to or couldn’t climb the stairs. So where the stairs are located is fairly typical for this style of house. Great find!
I'm not at all surprised that old TV and vacuum still work...but shocked that there's power in that house! That bathroom was a blast from the past, it's exactly like the one in the house I grew up in (and a lot like the one in my grandparents' house).
The car is a 1969 Pontiac Firebird. I have one just like it sitting in my driveway. It appears to be in good condition. It's a very desirable collector car and, as one of the other commenters mentioned, it should be saved before the loser, scumbag types have a chance to destroy it. Truly a rare and lucky find.
I know right to find one rust-free like that is an absolute miracle!!! I really hope somebody gets their hands on it and puts it back on the road where it belongs!!🙂💯
@@g.k.1669 Depends on options. I have heard some people mention this one has OHC badges on it, which would mean it's a base model with an inline 6. Those are getting pretty rare, if only because people are swapping them out for V8s. Even so, restored it would still be worth at least $30-$35k
I have to honor you for keeping the property secure and private and for your good steady camera work. As a quilter, I was drawn to the old Singer sewing machine which is worth more than the plastic ones made today. Thanks for an enjoyable discovery.
Holy shit that "Command Control" joystick is from the early 80's when Atari 2600 was the king of home video game consoles. I had one myself. You truly discovered a time capsule.
At 10:27 we see a list of tunes labeled A thru X. Probably the door bell chime was programmable to play different chimes and this was the list for programming it. So, around Christmas you could select tune "O" and the door bell would play "Joy to the World"
Boy do I feel old!!! I learned to type on that kind of typewriter. We also had a zenith tv. They were very popular in the 70’s. Very cute little house. Takes me back to my younger years
So happy to find your channel! Thank you for the work and passion you put into it. This newspaper that you were skipping through at 12:27 is Karpats'ka Rus', which was published in the Rusyn language, an East Slavic language spoken by Rusyns in parts of Central and Eastern Europe, and written in the Cyrillic script. The newspaper was published in the United States for the Rusyn-speaking Lemko immigrant community. It may be a clue to the question of the origin of the emigrants, like eastern Poland or Slovakia, or maybe western Ukraine.
These retro abandoned homes are my favorite! It's refreshing to see a place like this that is not vandalized or tagged up. There are many cool vintage items and furniture in this home with so much history. I hope these pieces get saved and are not left to rot and decay.
I don't think I've ever commented on your videos, but I've seen enough of them to throw you huge props on putting the music along with the scenery. It always gets me emotional, and makes me think of when I was little visiting my great-grandparents. I miss those days very much, and for whatever reason, your videos always make me reminisce. Thank you for letting us see your adventures, I always look forward to them.
This is, by far, the best explore team (and house/barns) I've seen yet. The car is a classic, a Pontiac Firebird muscle car. I'd even bet the keys are near by, and that it runs. You cracked me up when you gagged on the very old perfume! Yes, it does go bad over time. "Or did old people just smell that bad back then"? ...Hilarious!
These abandoned homes break my heart. To think at one time there was a loving family that called this “home” is so sad. I wonder why their kids didn’t have more respect for what their parents once cherished.
One of my favorites...I totally get preserving history and all, but I would be so tempted with that vanity and the old doors and those knobs lol 😆 I can't believe they are still there and no one has taken them. Thankfully they are and we get to see the exploration of it all. 😀
Worth noting: The tulip canisters in the kitchen are worth $ and collectable. The vanity was quite nice and the mirror is very deco with it! The cedar wardrobe cabinet was nice as well. Good tour. Thank you! Question: who the heck owns the sheep????
67 Firebird? That’s my guess. Love this man. The picture of the shoes at the chair, surreal. I live in slower lower Delaware and I tell my wife all the time, there’s so many abandoned things here, we could find gold!
Wow, this house is so cool!! I hope it stays in the same condition as it is for a long time! All the vintage stuff in the house is what I want to have!! I want to see..
The Gerber peach cobbler...my mom says that was the packaging from the 1960s. That some OLD baby food!!! Great house! Great shape! I'd love to buy it from the government, give it some love, then live in it!
That was fun. You made me lol when the tv went on! It is amazing the tubes were still working. This is my 2cents worth: looked like the downstairs room was not really a bedroom(couldn’t use stairs anymore, or 2 bedrooms wasn’t enough for growing family) I agree with you on how interesting the blue color looks with all that decay & the lights still working. The basement surprised me also. I bet they used that kitchen in the hot months for cooking, canning etc. My large family canned vegees, sauce, fruit etc. So much cooler in the heat. Also probably used for large gatherings etc. Such an interesting find. I really hope it stays” unfound”. Nothing broken, no graffiti, awesome. That Pontiac was a great find too. It looked like someone uncovered it & didn’t recover it. That’s too bad. That was definitely my favorite video of yours. Great job!
I feel extremely old now, older than my years. I had that same exact electric can opener for a few decades. I got it for my first apartment and it really lasted well. Things were built better back then,
I found a place like this once, with dishes still set on the table and everything. It was one of the most surreal experiences I had exploring abandoned places. One day your here, the next your gone.
I know,in this video,water still in the glass(es) on the kitchen table. It baffles my mind of how everything stood as it was. What happened? Did they just disappear??? I'm so confused.&the tv static,&everything-Wow! Awesome video to share!👍
We absolutely love how you find these gems and keep alive some incredible history and amazing memories of those who have now left. Glad you keep them secretive to preserve their stories. Also we think they may have moved their bedroom downstairs if they were elderly as the stairs may have become a challenge, just our humble theory. Eager to see what’s next.
I think this might be my favorite one yet!! You were not lying when you said this is a great home! I’m really glad you were able to capture this gem! I love how you capture the history because without you doing it we wouldn’t be able to see these amazing finds! Just like the 1974 house that was demolished, that is one my favorites and now thanks to you we will have that amazing piece of time captured! Amazing work as always Devin! Like a show, I’ll be itching for the next find 🤌🏽🙏🏼
Great video. Must have been a Sweet little home in its day. Thanks for not opening any of the refrigerators. Glad you don't go into these places alone. Thanks, Devin
I love how colourful this house is! Polka dots in the stairwell, red trim in green cabinets, purple cabinet doors...even the wooden floor in one of the upstairs bedrooms was beautifully painted! I had that ivory and gold teapot tealight holder for years -- got it in the 90s from Party Lite candles. And how I remember those old TVs! Thank you for a beautiful explore, and thank you for not getting all paranormal about it.😁
Wow ! Love these old houses. Nice vintage stuff and furnitures ! Love the stove in the first kitchen. Can't believe the power is still on !! Thanks for that great find !! Be safe ❤🇨🇦
69 Pontiac Firebird base model / The Sprint. You can tell its a 69 by the taillights and that its a base model by the column shifted automatic. A college kid probably saving money on gas in the 80s with a used car or Dads old car. 4.1L Straight 6 Overheadcam is in it. Says on the hood Overhead Cam. 4.1L is the only one that comes with those hood emblems. The daul exhaust means nothing. Anyone can put on dual exhaust. Nice find! Should be saved instead of left to rot.
@@francoamerican4632 Definitely a 69. Those tail lights are for sure 69. Straight 6 though. Says Overhead Cam on the hood and column shift so 250 4.1L Straight 6. Coulda had a 326 in it but sadly with that hood you know its not. Musta added the duals cuz people gave em grief over the Straight 6 😆.
I usually get creeped out or get a creepy vibe while watching these abandoned house videos. this one seemed very peaceful, like I didn't get a weird vibe at all. the people must have had a good life here.
Yes! And when some of it is labeled "vintage/antique" by the person recording it...reminds me how young they are 😂. I get a kick out of that in videos like these.
Such an incredibly lucky find! Thank you so much for documenting an amazing look into history. I wish more people were as respectful of these places as you are. The lack of intentional destruction there really makes it feel like you've stepped right back to the day they left.
Really love this house. The colors & archways were very 1930s. The1970s Hoover vacuum hose was not attached to the bag compartment, so that sent dust & paint chips flying. Hopefully that wasn’t lead paint.
All I could think of was all of the lead paint and potentially even asbestos that was just blown into the air for him to inhale. Honestly, I wouldn’t be stepping foot into a house like this without an N95 at the very least. Lead paint was just way too common for that time period. The negative effects of lead paint are bad enough when it’s still adhered to the walls. It’s a whole different ballgame when it’s falling off the walls and turning into dust particles that are easily aerosolized and inhaled straight into the lungs. I also wanted to yell at the screen and tell him not to spray the perfume and breathe it in. At minimum, he was inhaling straight up mold, let alone any of the another harmful things growing in it causing it to smell so awful. Same with the fermenting canned foods. You should definitely try to avoid actively inhaling anything (or getting close enough to be able to inhale something) in this kind of environment, especially when going into old decrepit abandoned buildings like this is something you do regularly (which means higher levels of exposure, which translates to a higher risk of medical complications). A mask would definitely be a wise accessory to accompany him when going into places like this. It was an incredible video though! I loved how well preserved everything was, and how it’s remained relatively untouched by vandalism. Such an awesome find!
Whoa, I love the basement with all the plants. It must have been a beautiful romm back then. I wish I could do an Exploration tour 🤗 Feeling those vibes etc.❤
*Flips on light in abandoned house. *Causes electrical fire. Lol Great video!! Thanks for getting into the details!! Opening drawers and cabinets makes it so much more interesting than those urbexers that just "pan the room"
Thank you for the trip down memory lane crossing over several decades... I have a book with this house in it, but the details are limited to preserve the location. I appreciated you doing the same. I'm obsessed with that blue bedroom, as it reminds me of my grandmother very much. Seeing this whole walkthrough is a blessing to have found. I remember my grandmother warming up my clothes on metal radiators like those before school in the winter. The first floor bedroom reminds me of their multi-unit house where both had first floor bedrooms (including mine) off the living room and my uncle's off the kitchen...seems odd now but it was a thing then. The main kitchen didn't resonate as much with me because it was before my time, but the basement (makeshift apartment) kitchen did. The yellow fridge, the table and chairs there... They all felt familiar. The most nastalgic thing for me (but was not a surprise) aside from the blue bedroom, was the Hoover vacuum. When you asked if it would turn on if plugged in, I responded "Yes it will". 😅 Hoover and Kirby vacuums were our competition. My grandfather owned an Electrolux store. While (obviously) I believed, and still do, that Electrolux was the best out of the three brands, I had no doubt that baby would start....so thanks for trying! (I knew it would fail at sucking anything up, that brand wasn't THAT good 😂). In my daydreaming heart, that Pontiac, with a charged battery, will start too 🥰 What a beautiful abandoned home tour. This has to be one of my favorites. You made my day to have brought so much back and also connect so many dots for me in regards to the picture I cherish most in this book I have (and the whole reason I wanted it). 🩵💙 🙏🏼 Thank you 🥰
It is just like you said. A total time capsule. I know this comment will date me. I am in my 40s but people like me and maybe you someday will yearn for a more simple time, way of life. What a great video. You kept it interesting and explained without you are your friend trying to be the show. Well done men
The ice age movie is odd that was made in 2002 which means someone was in that house then. Even more strange the papers laying on the desk up stairs from 83 was it? Which means the papers were likely laying on the desk for over 19 years.
There was a more modern outlet timer in one of the drawers, too, and all the outlets are 3-prong, which was added to the electrical code in 1969. Weird house. Also there’s a box for a 75 inch 4K TV in barn. Don’t know how abandoned the barn is…
Thanks for keeping this place under wraps. We were surprised to find the owner outside doing yardwork while we were inside. Thankfully we didn't spook each other haha.
That is actually really sad. There was I once a family that lived there. I wonder why the remaining family didn't take the stuff for memory sake. So sad 😞
Heyy..very good everything this you video,,like that. Peoples left this house,,sad,,everything remains,,😔🍃🍃〰️〰️〰️🥀🕊🕊🕊⌛🛋,,but this memory is good. Thank you very much this program. Byee and see next time. 👋🥀🍃🌅〰️〰️
those can openers have a knife and scissor sharpener on the back side. Having the bedroom in the sitting area must be from health and unable to do the stairs before one of them passed. That might not be a separate living quarters. Some families have a basement like that for holiday get togethers for a the family
Go back and open that fridge in the basement. Seriously though, what a gem of a find you got here! Car looks like a late 60's Pontiac Firebird. Awesome explore!
I am getting old because I remember my grandmaw having a tv like the old one shown in the video. Can remember turning it off and on just to watch that little light go out. Thanks for the memory. Great job on the video. Enjoyed. God bless.
Great uploads lately. That is an old 60's pontiac firebird and that car would be saved by any gearhead in a heartbeat. If you have a gearhead friend you could let them know about this. I could have it running in a few hours bar anything catastrophic 👍🏽
At 8:59, that's an old coffee can. I was surprised to see the TV was on in the beginning of the video. Actually it's surprising that there's power in that building at all. I mean it makes no sense, in today's day and age the electric company is so quick to cut your power off if you don't pay the bill, but yet you have this house that's been abandoned for Lord knows how many months or years and it has power. Ass backwards, that's what that's called. At 10:26, at the very top it says adhere to door jam near chime, it must have been an electric chime of some sorts cuz it looks like you can select what song you wanted it to play by the letter that corresponds to it. At 21:17, Beta Tapes were out, they were smaller than VHS tapes but had less run time. Actually it was VHS and LaserDisc (if people remember hearing about those), that won out Beta Tapes. LaserDisc were basically record sized DVDs. They were huge discs that played movies. Eventually the VHS won out all of them, Beta Tape and LaserDisc lost to the VHS.
oh, this is quaint and beautiful capsule in time and space continium. very unique tastes and creations are abound in these genuine abodes, and places xo.
I love everything about this old house!! The dishes are even in the sink waiting to be washed!! It's like they have just stepped out of the house for a little while!! What I don't like about it is that the government decided not to turn the electricity off to the house after they bought it!! That is a waste of taxpayers dollars for all these years!! It's really all wasted because nothing has ever been done to the property!!
Awesome video as always.You guys are terrific!!I ordered more tabloids and magazines for my collection yesterday evening,a batch from the 70-80s early 80s.I may get more later before or after dinner cause well,why not!!!???🤗
my jaw literally dropped when that basement was revealed, absolutely stunning. I don't know what it is about old stuff that's so soothing to me, the nostalgia of times I didn't even experience...
I feel nostalgia about the 20's and 30's but was born in 1962.
The main floor bedroom probably was never intended to be bedroom and it’s probably meant to be a dining area. I would imagine bedroom furniture was in there because it was an elderly lady who lived there and she didn’t want to or couldn’t climb the stairs. So where the stairs are located is fairly typical for this style of house. Great find!
You are a rare person who uses the words "decay" and "beautiful" in the same sentence. Love it.
I'm not at all surprised that old TV and vacuum still work...but shocked that there's power in that house! That bathroom was a blast from the past, it's exactly like the one in the house I grew up in (and a lot like the one in my grandparents' house).
The car is a 1969 Pontiac Firebird. I have one just like it sitting in my driveway. It appears to be in good condition. It's a very desirable collector car and, as one of the other commenters mentioned, it should be saved before the loser, scumbag types have a chance to destroy it. Truly a rare and lucky find.
I know right to find one rust-free like that is an absolute miracle!!! I really hope somebody gets their hands on it and puts it back on the road where it belongs!!🙂💯
Restored would be about what? $65,000?
@@g.k.1669 Depends on options. I have heard some people mention this one has OHC badges on it, which would mean it's a base model with an inline 6. Those are getting pretty rare, if only because people are swapping them out for V8s. Even so, restored it would still be worth at least $30-$35k
@@originalpunkSxE Definitely looks like the 6 cylinder since it's so plain.
Could be a 68? ☺️ it’s amazing!! All original
I have to honor you for keeping the property secure and private and for your good steady camera work. As a quilter, I was drawn to the old Singer sewing machine which is worth more than the plastic ones made today. Thanks for an enjoyable discovery.
I don't sew but I really really want that sewing machine and the desk is attached to.
Same. I want a good old Singer.
Holy shit that "Command Control" joystick is from the early 80's when Atari 2600 was the king of home video game consoles. I had one myself. You truly discovered a time capsule.
It was a Safe House 🏡 4 "the Agency" back then .
At 10:27 we see a list of tunes labeled A thru X. Probably the door bell chime was programmable to play different chimes and this was the list for programming it. So, around Christmas you could select tune "O" and the door bell would play "Joy to the World"
Thank you, just came here to say this.
This is the kind of information I come to the comments for
Boy do I feel old!!! I learned to type on that kind of typewriter. We also had a zenith tv. They were very popular in the 70’s. Very cute little house. Takes me back to my younger years
So happy to find your channel! Thank you for the work and passion you put into it. This newspaper that you were skipping through at 12:27 is Karpats'ka Rus', which was published in the Rusyn language, an East Slavic language spoken by Rusyns in parts of Central and Eastern Europe, and written in the Cyrillic script. The newspaper was published in the United States for the Rusyn-speaking Lemko immigrant community. It may be a clue to the question of the origin of the emigrants, like eastern Poland or Slovakia, or maybe western Ukraine.
These retro abandoned homes are my favorite! It's refreshing to see a place like this that is not vandalized or tagged up. There are many cool vintage items and furniture in this home with so much history. I hope these pieces get saved and are not left to rot and decay.
Hello, cute chubby sheep with all the grass he could hope for !
I don't think I've ever commented on your videos, but I've seen enough of them to throw you huge props on putting the music along with the scenery. It always gets me emotional, and makes me think of when I was little visiting my great-grandparents. I miss those days very much, and for whatever reason, your videos always make me reminisce. Thank you for letting us see your adventures, I always look forward to them.
Thanks for commenting ! Glad you enjoyed. This house had serious emotion and I needed to find the right music to match.
Me too i lived south my grandmother for ten years in South Jersey.she had that tv and a singer sewing machine.
That Firebird needs pulled out of there and saved on before someone discovers this places and destroys it👀 as always, absolutely awesome videos man!
I have been trying to read the hood at 29:33
It belongs to the government now to be sent to a car crusher when they decide to use the land if ever.
@@kevinj97045 "overhead cam"
It would be awsum to smash that junk car smash it but good☠️☠️
That's worth a pretty penny even in that condition.
This is, by far, the best explore team (and house/barns) I've seen yet. The car is a classic, a Pontiac Firebird muscle car. I'd even bet the keys are near by, and that it runs. You cracked me up when you gagged on the very old perfume! Yes, it does go bad over time. "Or did old people just smell that bad back then"? ...Hilarious!
These abandoned homes break my heart. To think at one time there was a loving family that called this “home” is so sad. I wonder why their kids didn’t have more respect for what their parents once cherished.
And some homes was never bought but they was beautiful ok the inside that's why you don't judge a book by it's cover
One of my favorites...I totally get preserving history and all, but I would be so tempted with that vanity and the old doors and those knobs lol 😆 I can't believe they are still there and no one has taken them. Thankfully they are and we get to see the exploration of it all. 😀
Worth noting: The tulip canisters in the kitchen are worth $ and collectable. The vanity was quite nice and the mirror is very deco with it! The cedar wardrobe cabinet was nice as well. Good tour. Thank you! Question: who the heck owns the sheep????
I would buy the lamps.
67 Firebird? That’s my guess. Love this man. The picture of the shoes at the chair, surreal. I live in slower lower Delaware and I tell my wife all the time, there’s so many abandoned things here, we could find gold!
its a 68 firebird - you can tell by the windows ventless in 1968
@@ringodeestar5304 I guessed 68 too,thnx for the confirmation!
It's a 1969.
Wow, this house is so cool!!
I hope it stays in the same condition as it is for a long time!
All the vintage stuff in the house is what I want to have!!
I want to see..
The Gerber peach cobbler...my mom says that was the packaging from the 1960s. That some OLD baby food!!! Great house! Great shape! I'd love to buy it from the government, give it some love, then live in it!
I love the emotion in your videos. This was such a time capsule and the blue made it special like you said. !! Great job
That was fun. You made me lol when the tv went on! It is amazing the tubes were still working. This is my 2cents worth: looked like the downstairs room was not really a bedroom(couldn’t use stairs anymore, or 2 bedrooms wasn’t enough for growing family) I agree with you on how interesting the blue color looks with all that decay & the lights still working. The basement surprised me also. I bet they used that kitchen in the hot months for cooking, canning etc. My large family canned vegees, sauce, fruit etc. So much cooler in the heat. Also probably used for large gatherings etc. Such an interesting find. I really hope it stays” unfound”. Nothing broken, no graffiti, awesome. That Pontiac was a great find too. It looked like someone uncovered it & didn’t recover it. That’s too bad. That was definitely my favorite video of yours. Great job!
I feel extremely old now, older than my years. I had that same exact electric can opener for a few decades. I got it for my first apartment and it really lasted well. Things were built better back then,
We now live in the biggest "throw away" society
I'm old too. :) I remember that same kind of "ringer" washing machine from my childhood.
Built in the USA baby
@@ginajade5819 and who made that society 😐 the same people who complain about how much better things used to be
That’s why I wasn’t surprised when the vacuum worked. Things were built to last back then.
I found a place like this once, with dishes still set on the table and everything. It was one of the most surreal experiences I had exploring abandoned places.
One day your here, the next your gone.
*you're
Get over yourself Jimmy.
I know,in this video,water still in the glass(es) on the kitchen table. It baffles my mind of how everything stood as it was. What happened? Did they just disappear??? I'm so confused.&the tv static,&everything-Wow! Awesome video to share!👍
We absolutely love how you find these gems and keep alive some incredible history and amazing memories of those who have now left. Glad you keep them secretive to preserve their stories. Also we think they may have moved their bedroom downstairs if they were elderly as the stairs may have become a challenge, just our humble theory. Eager to see what’s next.
Ice age came out in the 90s. So it's probably been a little bit over 20 years since anybody lived there
I think this might be my favorite one yet!! You were not lying when you said this is a great home! I’m really glad you were able to capture this gem! I love how you capture the history because without you doing it we wouldn’t be able to see these amazing finds! Just like the 1974 house that was demolished, that is one my favorites and now thanks to you we will have that amazing piece of time captured! Amazing work as always Devin! Like a show, I’ll be itching for the next find 🤌🏽🙏🏼
Great video. Must have been a Sweet little home in its day. Thanks for not opening any of the refrigerators. Glad you don't go into these places alone. Thanks, Devin
@Southern Yank Yep, makes me sick every time
Devin looks like he's lost his baby fat! looking good, both y'all! be safe, some gals mite wanna catch y'all!😉😁💙🧡💙
I usually do open fridges. But this home had enough terrible fragrances lol
Perfume gets stronger as it sits. I bet that was awful!
What an amazing find! The electricity still on! The TV & vacuum this working. Amazing. I'm 56 and that vacuum looked old to me. Lol
That tv needed an antenna! Awesome little house. Love it 🥰🥰🥰
I love how colourful this house is! Polka dots in the stairwell, red trim in green cabinets, purple cabinet doors...even the wooden floor in one of the upstairs bedrooms was beautifully painted!
I had that ivory and gold teapot tealight holder for years -- got it in the 90s from Party Lite candles. And how I remember those old TVs! Thank you for a beautiful explore, and thank you for not getting all paranormal about it.😁
Great video, 11:28 perfume smell 🤣
LMFAO MY FAV
Wow ! Love these old houses. Nice vintage stuff and furnitures ! Love the stove in the first kitchen. Can't believe the power is still on !! Thanks for that great find !! Be safe ❤🇨🇦
Dude seriously amazing video. Also that firebird deserves better. Thats not a cheap car!
Thanks !
69 Pontiac Firebird base model / The Sprint. You can tell its a 69 by the taillights and that its a base model by the column shifted automatic. A college kid probably saving money on gas in the 80s with a used car or Dads old car. 4.1L Straight 6 Overheadcam is in it. Says on the hood Overhead Cam. 4.1L is the only one that comes with those hood emblems. The daul exhaust means nothing. Anyone can put on dual exhaust. Nice find! Should be saved instead of left to rot.
It's a 1969. Dual exhaust, so definitely a V8 under the hood.
@@francoamerican4632 Definitely a 69. Those tail lights are for sure 69. Straight 6 though. Says Overhead Cam on the hood and column shift so 250 4.1L Straight 6. Coulda had a 326 in it but sadly with that hood you know its not. Musta added the duals cuz people gave em grief over the Straight 6 😆.
Great find! TV static reminded me of the movie Poltergeist. You did a fantastic job of capturing everything. The car looked like a Pontiac Firebird 👍
Indeed it was a firebird
I usually get creeped out or get a creepy vibe while watching these abandoned house videos. this one seemed very peaceful, like I didn't get a weird vibe at all. the people must have had a good life here.
Those fire king items are worth $$$ Just beautiful to see them there. Especially the tulips with the lid.
Hello I felt same about it. Hi happy holidays to you 🎉
This makes me feel so 😔 I get this feeling when I walk through the antique shop and look at the old fashioned things that use to belong to someone. 😓
You know you’re old when the ‘80’s stuff doesn’t seem old!
Yes! And when some of it is labeled "vintage/antique" by the person recording it...reminds me how young they are 😂. I get a kick out of that in videos like these.
Really great video. I think the car was a Pontiac Grand Am. Too sweet!
love how you find beauty in decay❣
Damn I am super jealous. Also that’s a 1969 Pontiac firebird
When you turned the television off, I haven’t seen that in decades!
The dot.
Often times I wouldn't leave the tv until that dot was totally gone! 😆
This is an awesome find! The t.v. blew my mind! Awesome work. Love abandoned places. That sewing table is really nice.
I really enjoyed this explore. Thank you for taking us all along. 🏴
Awww the letter from the husband was a nice touch.
This one was really awesome to see, amazing finds everywhere ❤😮
Such an incredibly lucky find! Thank you so much for documenting an amazing look into history. I wish more people were as respectful of these places as you are. The lack of intentional destruction there really makes it feel like you've stepped right back to the day they left.
Very cool find with power still on. Car is a '69 Firebird as far as I can tell, very similar to '69 Camaro in body style, worth a few bucks!
Really love this house. The colors & archways were very 1930s. The1970s Hoover vacuum hose was not attached to the bag compartment, so that sent dust & paint chips flying. Hopefully that wasn’t lead paint.
I noticed the hose unattached too!
don't do it,I was thinking!
All I could think of was all of the lead paint and potentially even asbestos that was just blown into the air for him to inhale. Honestly, I wouldn’t be stepping foot into a house like this without an N95 at the very least. Lead paint was just way too common for that time period. The negative effects of lead paint are bad enough when it’s still adhered to the walls. It’s a whole different ballgame when it’s falling off the walls and turning into dust particles that are easily aerosolized and inhaled straight into the lungs. I also wanted to yell at the screen and tell him not to spray the perfume and breathe it in. At minimum, he was inhaling straight up mold, let alone any of the another harmful things growing in it causing it to smell so awful. Same with the fermenting canned foods. You should definitely try to avoid actively inhaling anything (or getting close enough to be able to inhale something) in this kind of environment, especially when going into old decrepit abandoned buildings like this is something you do regularly (which means higher levels of exposure, which translates to a higher risk of medical complications). A mask would definitely be a wise accessory to accompany him when going into places like this.
It was an incredible video though! I loved how well preserved everything was, and how it’s remained relatively untouched by vandalism. Such an awesome find!
Sorry but I laughed so hard with the look on your face when you smelled the old perfume! Classic.
I like the blue paint and the old firebird 😎😎😎
What an awesome place. I love the fact that the Hoover still worked!😊
Whoa, I love the basement with all the plants. It must have been a beautiful romm back then.
I wish I could do an Exploration tour 🤗
Feeling those vibes etc.❤
*Flips on light in abandoned house. *Causes electrical fire.
Lol
Great video!! Thanks for getting into the details!! Opening drawers and cabinets makes it so much more interesting than those urbexers that just "pan the room"
Same here,hi Nicole happy holidays to you 🎉
Thank you for the trip down memory lane crossing over several decades...
I have a book with this house in it, but the details are limited to preserve the location. I appreciated you doing the same.
I'm obsessed with that blue bedroom, as it reminds me of my grandmother very much.
Seeing this whole walkthrough is a blessing to have found.
I remember my grandmother warming up my clothes on metal radiators like those before school in the winter.
The first floor bedroom reminds me of their multi-unit house where both had first floor bedrooms (including mine) off the living room and my uncle's off the kitchen...seems odd now but it was a thing then.
The main kitchen didn't resonate as much with me because it was before my time, but the basement (makeshift apartment) kitchen did. The yellow fridge, the table and chairs there... They all felt familiar.
The most nastalgic thing for me (but was not a surprise) aside from the blue bedroom, was the Hoover vacuum. When you asked if it would turn on if plugged in, I responded "Yes it will". 😅 Hoover and Kirby vacuums were our competition. My grandfather owned an Electrolux store. While (obviously) I believed, and still do, that Electrolux was the best out of the three brands, I had no doubt that baby would start....so thanks for trying! (I knew it would fail at sucking anything up, that brand wasn't THAT good 😂).
In my daydreaming heart, that Pontiac, with a charged battery, will start too 🥰
What a beautiful abandoned home tour. This has to be one of my favorites.
You made my day to have brought so much back and also connect so many dots for me in regards to the picture I cherish most in this book I have (and the whole reason I wanted it). 🩵💙
🙏🏼 Thank you 🥰
Holy WoW .. what an amazing find... and you presented it brilliantly too...
Beautiful how you captured lives of ppl from the past in your videos you're awesome at it
It is just like you said. A total time capsule. I know this comment will date me. I am in my 40s but people like me and maybe you someday will yearn for a more simple time, way of life. What a great video. You kept it interesting and explained without you are your friend trying to be the show. Well done men
The ice age movie is odd that was made in 2002 which means someone was in that house then. Even more strange the papers laying on the desk up stairs from 83 was it? Which means the papers were likely laying on the desk for over 19 years.
There was a more modern outlet timer in one of the drawers, too, and all the outlets are 3-prong, which was added to the electrical code in 1969. Weird house.
Also there’s a box for a 75 inch 4K TV in barn. Don’t know how abandoned the barn is…
Also a magnet calender from 2011 on the fridge.
They are still there... drinking coffee.. watching the sunrise... listening to the news (the energy is thick in that place i bet)
Fantastic video. One of your many best. Loved it !!!
Wow! Great time-capsule! A little museum.
It’s incredible. Hi Christine happy holidays to you 🎉
Thanks for keeping this place under wraps. We were surprised to find the owner outside doing yardwork while we were inside. Thankfully we didn't spook each other haha.
Wow! The car is a Firebird! Worth some money. 😃 Thanks for the video.
Now that's a time capsule. Very cool. Lots left behind. Surprised their kids didn't take most of it.
I watch other abandoned home videos & it is so sad that families just leave everything behind. Everybody wants new today.
This reminds me very much of the home we grew up in.
Yes,that IS a very old washing machine in the laundry room. Wow,this is another cool video👍
So amazing ! 😱 everything still working ! and cool !
That is actually really sad. There was I once a family that lived there. I wonder why the remaining family didn't take the stuff for memory sake. So sad 😞
Heyy..very good everything this you video,,like that. Peoples left this house,,sad,,everything remains,,😔🍃🍃〰️〰️〰️🥀🕊🕊🕊⌛🛋,,but this memory is good. Thank you very much this program. Byee and see next time. 👋🥀🍃🌅〰️〰️
This is totally heartbreaking!!
So many amazing antiques left behind also.....
those can openers have a knife and scissor sharpener on the back side. Having the bedroom in the sitting area must be from health and unable to do the stairs before one of them passed. That might not be a separate living quarters. Some families have a basement like that for holiday get togethers for a the family
Just catching up...this was a very interesting video... thanks for posting it for us to enjoy.
Go back and open that fridge in the basement. Seriously though, what a gem of a find you got here! Car looks like a late 60's Pontiac Firebird. Awesome explore!
That's probably where the homeowner is!
Amazing Pontiac Firebird ! Probably 1967...
That was an amazing find. Loved the sheep accompaniment it really added a lifelike quality, lol.
Greetings from Ireland. What an amazing find. Your best in ages xxx
Neat to see abandoned house that hasn't been trashed.
I am getting old because I remember my grandmaw having a tv like the old one shown in the video. Can remember turning it off and on just to watch that little light go out. Thanks for the memory. Great job on the video. Enjoyed. God bless.
Just came across your channel..love your integrity & respect as you explore! Absolutely love this little farm house ❣️
Great uploads lately. That is an old 60's pontiac firebird and that car would be saved by any gearhead in a heartbeat. If you have a gearhead friend you could let them know about this. I could have it running in a few hours bar anything catastrophic 👍🏽
ALWAYS turn the engine by hand; make sure it hasn't seized...
Awesome video footage & find ! And that car so awesome too. 🤗❤ Love the scenery & cute sheap. 🐑
Another great video!
That Pontiac Firebird is beautiful. The house is spooky. IT looks like they just disappeared. I mean the beds are made, the table set. Just eerie.
That was really cool. I enjoyed watching this video.👏🏼
Much better than the last time I seen this place (dont remember who).
Yours is more thorough.
Thanks Devin! 👍👍👍
At 8:59, that's an old coffee can. I was surprised to see the TV was on in the beginning of the video. Actually it's surprising that there's power in that building at all. I mean it makes no sense, in today's day and age the electric company is so quick to cut your power off if you don't pay the bill, but yet you have this house that's been abandoned for Lord knows how many months or years and it has power. Ass backwards, that's what that's called. At 10:26, at the very top it says adhere to door jam near chime, it must have been an electric chime of some sorts cuz it looks like you can select what song you wanted it to play by the letter that corresponds to it. At 21:17, Beta Tapes were out, they were smaller than VHS tapes but had less run time. Actually it was VHS and LaserDisc (if people remember hearing about those), that won out Beta Tapes. LaserDisc were basically record sized DVDs. They were huge discs that played movies. Eventually the VHS won out all of them, Beta Tape and LaserDisc lost to the VHS.
That's a nice looking farm house wow bless 🙏💯
Just wow what a find
Thanks for showing it to us
Great find, thanks for sharing!
oh, this is quaint and beautiful capsule in time and space continium. very unique tastes and creations are abound in these genuine abodes, and places xo.
I love everything about this old house!! The dishes are even in the sink waiting to be washed!! It's like they have just stepped out of the house for a little while!! What I don't like about it is that the government decided not to turn the electricity off to the house after they bought it!! That is a waste of taxpayers dollars for all these years!! It's really all wasted because nothing has ever been done to the property!!
Wish the notification had waited until 5 minutes to go! 🤣🤣
I'll be there with bells on!
What a find! Love your explores. You should have more Subs. Always open the fridge last and never smell the perfume.☺
Super atmospheric vid , thanks for sharing 👍
Awesome video as always.You guys are terrific!!I ordered more tabloids and magazines for my collection yesterday evening,a batch from the 70-80s early 80s.I may get more later before or after dinner cause well,why not!!!???🤗
Great explore! Thank you so much!