Exploring an ABANDONED House (North Stonington, CT)
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- čas přidán 16. 07. 2024
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Right off a main road, covered in thick brush, trees, and bushes, sits a forgotten, dilapidated house, seemingly untouched for many years. While not much is known about this house for certain, my limited research leads me to believe that this house was constructed in 1927, and was likely abandoned sometime in the 1990s. Today, this derelict house sits completely abandoned among a neighborhood of active homes in the small town of North Stonington, Connecticut. While the interior of the house is mostly gutted and empty, a few remnants remain that give minor, vague clues about this structure's past.
I was lucky enough to receive the coordinates and address for this abandoned house from a fellow urban explorer and fan of the channel, so thank you big time for this opportunity! While the house is mostly empty, I nonetheless had a fantastic time exploring this mysterious abode as I attempted to ascertain when and why it was abandoned. Clearly, though, this thing has been abandoned for many years, as evident by the unkempt forest of brush surrounding the house, and the exterior structural damage. There are several remnants of the past scattered around as well, from old mattresses to coupons dating back to the '90s to even a long lost teddy bear. This obscure abandoned Connecticut home is truly a unique, albeit mysterious, site to explore! If you guys liked this video, make sure to stay tuned for more exploration videos all across New England!
00:00 "J-MASS Explores New England" Intro
00:20 Introduction to the Abandoned House
02:58 Back of the House
05:45 Ground Floor
09:21 Upper Floor
13:55 Back on the Ground Floor
16:54 The Yards (Back, Sides, & Front)
20:51 Outro
When I was a kid in the 60's I'm pretty sure this place sold ice cream on the lower floor front of the house. There were three large wicker globes on poles out from that had strings of lights attached. One commentor mentioned the family having a house boat that was a snack bar moored at Beach Pond in Voluntown. I believe that partially sunk in the late 70'.
Lived in Rhode Island, and never thought of New England as a place where there would be abandoned places.
Even in Rhode Island, there are a lot of abandoned spots! I’ve been to quite a few over there myself!
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Nice area, I think kinda ritzy. I used to live in Norwich Ct years ago, and travel rt 2 to go to the beach and drive thru Stonington. Very nice area.. We used to go past a place called Do Drop In. Not sure if its still there.. Thanks for sharing.
Dew Drop Inn used to be famous for their pies. The place is long gone now.
@@bullzeyez3236 thank you :)
I used to be a blackjack dealer at foxwoods and we would go to the dew drop inn after work for breakfast
the building is still there but its something else now and been a few diff things since. a yr or 2 ago a rig drove into it toward the back. headline ";Tractor trailer crashes into restaurant in North Stonington" NORTH STONINGTON, CT (WFSB) - A tractor trailer struck a commercial building in North Stonington, according to state police.
Troopers said preliminary information indicated that around 7:50 a.m. Thursday morning, the vehicle hit the building in the area of 386 Norwich-Westerly Rd.
The address belongs to the Buon Appetito Ristorante & Pizzeria.
Thank you for not going in to that basement i was getting a bad feeling and you go to these places alone wow
That basement was completely flooded with water and covered in sketchy ice… no way I was going down there 😂
Welcome back. I love to see how these old houses were laid out. They knew how to make a house look like a home.
Great exploration!
Thank you for the exploration.
Welcome to New England bro 😎
The bottles in that house were most likely from visitors AFTER the house was abandoned. ALL the construction (wall studs and chimney/fireplace) looks much later than 1920s.
Yeah, I’m sure the house has had many renovations since 1927. I’m not even sure if that date is 100% verifiable, as information about this house was scarce, but that was the best date of construction I could find.
Tropicana frozen orange juice popular in the 60s to the 90s
This house is located on route 2 near foxwoods casino.
It was built as a tavern on the trolley line to Norwich. Route 2 was as dirt road then . Then it became may other things. I think it ended as a resident in the 1980s .
The most reliable information on old buildings is the older locals at county fairs. The livestock and produce folks know everything about where they live .
Nice! I always drive by this place and was wondering what it looked like inside. Thought it had a fire a while back but doesn’t look like it.
Some more info on it. Built in 1927. northstonington.mapxpress.net/AGS_MAP/PDF/G5690000-propcard.pdf
Nice! I saw that a couple real estate websites mentioned the 1927 build date but I wasn’t sure how accurate that was, so I’m glad to see some more verification here!
I remember when this house was inhabited years ago
Right! 😜
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Address?
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I live right outside of Lowell, MA! I try to explore a new place every weekend because I love exploring and traveling so much!
What was your channel in 2021 cause it says you’re channel was made in 2021 but your first video was in 2022 also can you explore an abandoned school it would be really cool and a cemetery in Spencer Massachusetts
I actually didn’t post at all in 2021; my very first video was posted on May 15th, 2022! I created the channel in 2021, but basically did nothing with it for over a year…
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I have a question ive been getting into urban exploring i loke in Middleton Massachusetts ive explored the abounded econo lodge and dennys in danvers can i have the address i would like yo go explore it
If you’re looking for abandoned spots in the North Shore, one I’d recommend is the Highover Estate in Beverly (I also made a video there back in 2022), it’s a cool place!
Do you know the exact location or address for this place? And can you park somewhere if you drive?
I do have the exact address, although I’m admittedly not super comfortable commenting it publicly here… if you’re interested, feel free to DM me on Instagram! As for parking, I had some trouble with parking as the “closest” public parking space was pretty far away… I had to do a lot of walking to get here 😂
@@j-mass just sent a message! :)
Jack Daniel's blackjack cola date 2019 and the Tropicana orange juice from the 1980s
My father knew the family that lived there. In the 1970s, they had a snackbar-bargeboat that they towed up to Beach pond in Voluntown,Ct. Back in the still hippie days in the area.
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Wow, interesting stuff! Thanks for sharing!