Exploring a Really Old Abandoned House in Ontario Canada
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- Exploring a Really Old Abandoned House in Ontario Canada
This is a very old abandoned house in Ontario Canada that is a very popular spot amongst Ontario explorers and abandoned enthusiasts.
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With its faded wood exterior, broken windows and general creepy exterior, it makes for a great roadside stop to explore!
Here is a look at the inside of the house!
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In 1984 my uncles came to florida and picked us up. This house is the house one of my aunt and uncles lived in back then. We spent weekends here. There use to be a barn in the back with a hay loft. We would often play around in the hay loft of that barn. Somewhere we actually have pictures with this house in the back ground.
I have always adored this house, it has always fascinated me with all the stories I had been told. My grandparents actually still live to the left of this house they have for many many years. They have gotten to watch it go from a thriving home to an abandoned house of art. There are many many hidden areas in this house that would surprise you. Special hallways and cubbies that you can use to sneak from room to room! I have always wanted to do a little photography of this place and see what unique things I could find. Your tour through the house has given me a few ideas!
May I ask. Where is this house located?
I bet that was a beautiful house at one time. Especially that darker wood and all the windows. Bet it would be nice fixed back up as well. Stay Safe.
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Thank you Freaktography, this video brings back memories from the 50s when my grandpa was alive. He had almost the same layout house but single floor and he actually lived in a house that was falling apart like that from the outside but not as bad on the inside. That was really cool seeing that!!
thanks Mackenzie I'm glad you enjoyed it
My favorite part of these old abandoned homes are the trim around the doors, the floors, windows and entry ways and also the staircases, banisters. Glad you got out of there quickly! Dont go back in that one. Cant believe you put that crib back together. Haha
It looks like it was a very nice house, sad it was just left to rot
Love this place. So glad the original wood work is still in place and it looks amazing. Also happy to see just natural decay. I am afraid of heights, so you gave me a near heart attack standing and looking down those stairs. I had to look away for that part. I appreciate your efforts of going out and exploring. Trust your judgement, and, as always, stay safe. Thanks for sharing.
Oh my goodness, I held my breath when you went to the upper part of those stairs. I was certain they would collaspe.
haha I was worried too
That was no doubt a beautiful house back in its day! I love all of the windows. Stay safe and healthy!!!
This house has a lot of memories. If walls could talk. We would know more . About the family. That lived there before. Was a big house. Probably had a big family. Stay safe and well.
It was a very big family but not a happy one, I know the story and I felt sick watching this video.
@@sheenamarini9497 thank you for informing me. That the family was not happy. So sorry to hear this. You have a wonderful day.
Stay safe everyone. Sending positive healing vibes your way.
Thanks Kimmy
Keep safe brother. I beat it look nice in it’s time enjoy the video. 👍😊
So many houses look like this from the outside here in NC where I live and I’m always so curious what’s inside. Love these videos 👏🏼
Wow, I bet this house back in its day used to be gorgeous!! Take care everyone!!
Frien of mine and me were in this place about 7 years ago , owner came by at the time .luckily we were allready outside, he was cool with taking pics just told us dont go in cause liability issues.didnt have heart to tell him I was in there.he told me house used to be only one and other parts were added later.
Where is this place
What a change then and now stay safe and thanks for the video 👍🤗
Much better presentation bro and speed! Beautiful home once! Amazing when you think about all the memories made there!
I like when you say what's up guys and I like your video about this old modern house and you are so smart when you build back up the crib and you said there is a lot of mattresses in that house you should see where I live in Milwaukee Wisconsin and we have a lot of heaters just like that house in there of the north side of Milwaukee Wisconsin and also over here we have some abandoned houses that's if you want to make your next video just in case well you take care of yourself and be safe out there okay and I'll be waiting for your next video and I give you a thumbs-up on this video peace out dude 👍❤👍❤👏❤👍❤👏❤👏
The house looks sturdy from the outside. If it's painted and with a little touch up, it will look like any normal livable house. But the inside, is a different sight. The house is rotting and in decay. The house looks like it's dying and gasping for it's last breath. It does not look safe at all. The flooring in the second and third floor looks fragile, and waiting to collapse. With the stair barristers gone, it makes climbing the stairs perilous. Nevertheless, with most parts of the house in derelict, there are remnants of beauty that can be seen throughout the house. From the large glass windows at the foyer, wooden doors with wood paneling and the beautiful staircase, although damaged, much about the background and the house existence remain secluded in secret. Thanks Dave.
I lived down the street from this house and was in it for the last time in 2010 (ish LOL).. The floor in the kitchen has been replaced with plywood since then(it was just a big hole), and the stained glass from the front door is gone. All the mattresses are for Migrant workers (Mennonites from Mexico in this area) though I have not see anyone staying in the house, I have seen trailers in the yard. I have always liked this lonely house that is full of character, and it was lovely in its day! You would have loved the banister and railings that are now MIA.. Nice explore.. :)
My cousins lived here! I remember as a small girl going there after they got married. Used to be corn fields in the back.
Yes I remember that incident. I believe that this house is still owned by Paul Petker. I remember this house from back in late 80s
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That was a great video. Beautiful high end home for a big family no doubt.
Nice job !
I know this house was beautiful in its day.The wallpaper is nice whats left of it.I love the wood .
I lived in that house from 1984 to 1990
Back in the good old days. I do remember that very clearly working for Paul Petker on the vegatable Farms. Lots of memories for sure.
Beautiful in a way...
THANK You!👍👍
when I was a kid when we saw old houses like this we called
them haunted houses because these houses look like
somebody could have died in them & the spirit never let go
of these places.
You made me nervous going up those stairs with no rails on them. That always makes me shake. Thanks for the video. Bet it was a nice place once.
My old stomping grounds. Back in the day there was a beautiful railing along the staircase then one day it went missing. I really hope it was at least put to use in another house and not burned.
Where is it?
JMF 4 you’ll have to find it yourself like I did
😮 Thank you.
You’re welcome 😊
Drove past that home alot...nice to see inside ...Seasonal workers use to stay there.
Ohhhh man no basement 😬 I can’t believe you went up!! Actually a really big place would be nice to see pictures when it was live able!
Stay safe
thanks!
It's a nice home it just needs some TLC, I like the way it looks I love the windows in the front, it needs to be you know put back into place! 👍
thanks
Great explore. Love how you say what's up guy's whenever you pass a mirror lol.
In a house like this, the old woodwork is very nice, that can tell you a lot about the original owner they were relatively wealthy and made the formal rooms in their home show it, like the front parlours and the staircase, it would be cool to see a house like this back in it’s prime.
We would think this house is very simple but back in the day it would’ve been a mansion.
I would think the centre of the house is most likely original and as the family grew the house got larger.
I think that small closet on the main floor at 4:26 that was walled off, it may have been a second staircase, but I think that shower backed into it so probably as the owners got older they took out the second staircase and put a shower in, also if you look for that shower is you can see the remnants of a staircase.
Back in those days they plastered the walls as they didn’t have drywall !usually would have a board close to ceiling to hand frames from because if you tried to pound a nail in plaster it could crack.
There is type of moulding you can buy that goes at the top of a wall and it is designed to hang pictures and paintings from so you don't have to nail into the wall. The Biltmore has that type of moulding.
I know this house. It looks like it was very nice at some point in time. It's always sad to see something decaying. It was already abandoned in 2012 when I first saw it.
Where is the house ?
oooh i am liking this unshaved look, it really suits you!!
love the house
Hi I know this place as soon as I seen it drove by many times and still do like the other houses on that stretch became abandoned this place I believe became abandoned first but do remember every house had tenants or someone living in them it's sad that alot are abandoned left to decay fall down I've been wondering what the place looked like inside thanks.
That once was a beautiful place. Too bad it was left to rot. I really enjoyed this. The heater....my uncle actually has one like it...maybe a little taller. His is propane I think.
Thanks for watching Cindy
I'd be hugging the frigging walls, coming down those stairs.... that room at landing at the top of the stairs looks like what use to be known as an attic room on the second floor, that usually went out over what was called the back kitchen, or summer kitchen.... where you would have a wood stove or open hearth fireplace, so you could still cook and you could close off the main part of the house and keep it cooler that way in the summer.
I really like your stills! In 2015 you seemed to take a little more time setting up your shots. Hope you can return to your love of still photos as well as continuing your videography. Thanks for posting! Believe it or not, it seems to make the world seem a little more normal. :-)
Thank you Anne
hope you stay safe and I love these vids
imagine what it looked like when it was all done up ❤ stay safe love ya
i would love to see what it looked like!
Was in this house about a year and a half ago! It was beautiful, looks like it’s only gotten worse, when I was in it the floors were safe enough to walk on expect for the back room where you said you wouldn’t go from the back of the house. The stairs are the most sturdy thing in the house too lol, unfortunate that people go in a wreak places like this. There is more down the road that are beautiful inside as well, if your ever down that way again I have the addresses ! :)
I finally found this place, and it's cool next door neighbor, a couple years ago. Took lots of exterior shots from all around the property line first, then a bit closer in. By the time I even considered getting near the house, the owners showed up and ended that pretty quickly. Interior shots are great, but I love the exterior shots more.
Did you happen to see the rather unique barn (?) in the distance across the street ? My next photo site when out that way !
That house is huge
Thanks man ! I’m sure the house will been torn down at some point.
yes this was a great house
We had a heater like that when I was a kid it was an oil heater
No trespassing, doesn't mean for your own safety...it means " NO TRESPASSING"
I like how the staircase goes up to the top then splits off to go up again in two different directions. Too bad the hand rail is missing . Probably got sold on Kijiji.
Good one,
when you go to no trespassing abandoned places
you should have walkie talkies so somebody else can tell
you when you have been reported. thanks for sharing.
sad how old people and things arent respected.
Liked the video, Looks like the house is early 1900's with the plaster and lathe walls and ceiling and No insulation, which is why they need those big gas heaters, Back in the day they would have a small wood stove in almost every room, like the one you pictured,, Very nice video,, just change the intro music,, you are not Mark Dice,,lol
Thanks Mark
Hey nice video I thinking about making a UA-cam channel on urban exploring but I don’t know where to start any pointers?
That wallpaper in the closet was wild. It’s like it doesn’t belong with the rest of the house. What is up to you... 😃
Please never be Evil Kaneivel and do anything that isn't safe, you are more important than crazy shots to us. You, UBC, Riddim Rider, Jaime, Angelo, Ddogvlogs, Moe, Nathan and the entire crew need to always be safe.
This place is less than 2 hours from where I live😀
I live in Stratford Ontario Canada
Were is this house?
I live in port Rowan but idk were it is
lakeshore
The old refrigerator should be secured by either taking the door off or fixing the door so it cannot be opened. It's against the law to have an old unsecured refrigerator.
I know the story........................
Tell us !
Yes tell us please
ya give with it!
@@Freaktography The story goes, as I understand it that this place was once occupied by Jacob Neudorf, who was an Old Colony minister from Manitoba. He and his wife raised a family of 3 and It is unclear whether Neudorf initiated this contact or whether he was sent by the Old Colony Church in Manitoba after it had received a letter from the group in Ontario asking for assistance. Neudorf continued to make periodic visits to Ontario to preach until 1965 when his evangelical intentions made him unwelcome in the Old Colony Church. The house got abandoned in 1965 when Jacob died of heart issues.
It's also unknown where or what happened to the rest of the family.
I know the family who owns this house (still to this day) and have for years. There’s been a number of other families that have lived there over the years (since the Pastor that you mentioned. Ty, btw).
I grew up a short distance from there in Pt Royal.
I went there and this guy yelled at us to leave😂
No it's not stay safe...I have seen alot of abondaned houses in Ontario, the farmers sell the property to solar farm people. Or whatever they are called lol. Anyway so they just let the houses rot. I wonder if that's the case with this house.
Why do people go so crazy if someone goes in? Is it just liability or something darker?
small minded people in a small town
Why didn’t u show the buildings outside
oil heaters
This is a knockdown.
It should get demolished. It was funny when you put the cot together 😆
No it really shouldn't id like to see it restored
With all those mattresses I wonder if people were squatting there after the owners left.
Prob used for immigrant farm workers at one point
Hey Dave... What happened to the video of the new abandoned "fast and furious" mansion?
I was asked to take it down :(
@@Freaktography ahh.. ok. Understand.
I wonder who owns the land
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