So sad people feel the need to destroy abandon properties, imagine how interesting this would have been if it were untouched. So senseless what has been done to this place.
Wouldn't it be great if all people who like to hang out in the woods came to an agreement to take care of the places? We'd all have nice whole abandoned structures to walk around in.
NJ Outdoors I have to ask, living in Hunterdon County, when ever you say, " north, central, south New Jersey" is that a joke, because in Jersey there's a lot of fights, wether it's pork roll or Taylor ham? Sprinkles or jimmys? Heroes or subs? Wawa or quik-chek? The "central NJ thing is another argument, so is that a joke? If not, what on earth do you mean haha?
I like your videos brother I grew up in Neptune and there was always a legend about Essex Road located between jumping Brook Road and Asbury Avenue you should do a video on that place anyone who grew up in the 70s in that area always heard about the tales of Essex Road if you could look into that that would be amazing some really spooky stories about that road
That was a fiberglass wall vinyl lined swimming pool, possibly a dream pool by looking at those steps. Pools of that nature aren't really going to last long without the pressure of the water inside them so I wouldn't say it wasn't built right but just time and erosion took it's toll. Had that pool been kept filled it may have still been ok.
Garage ceiling is tongue and groove. Tools must have been displayed proudly and well organized up behind that work bench. All that mold is harmful. Where are the bodies buried?
Was fenced off when I went, but the side I think that had the carport had an open section where you could slide in between two 2x4s. Unfortunately the pool in this video and your other one have been completely ripped out and is just sand now.
So sad people feel the need to destroy abandon properties, imagine how interesting this would have been if it were untouched. So senseless what has been done to this place.
Wouldn't it be great if all people who like to hang out in the woods came to an agreement to take care of the places? We'd all have nice whole abandoned structures to walk around in.
Knotty pine, Stone and red accents ..this place was awesome in its day ! 👍
NJ Outdoors I have to ask, living in Hunterdon County, when ever you say, " north, central, south New Jersey" is that a joke, because in Jersey there's a lot of fights, wether it's pork roll or Taylor ham? Sprinkles or jimmys? Heroes or subs? Wawa or quik-chek? The "central NJ thing is another argument, so is that a joke? If not, what on earth do you mean haha?
NJ Outdoors hahaha I figured! We people outside NJ wouldn't understand but definitely the people inside NJ would... Keep up the good work
I live in NJ, so I don't know why I said We people outside, nevertheless, keep it up
I was in that house many times when I was young. I'm shocked at what's become of it.
I like your commentary and how you analyze the construction of these places.
This was a children's summer day camp in the 70s. I have fond memories of it. There was a big pond nearby...we used to take canoes out on it.
Place must have been really cool
sound like turrell or lewis summer camp for boy scout
I like your videos brother I grew up in Neptune and there was always a legend about Essex Road located between jumping Brook Road and Asbury Avenue you should do a video on that place anyone who grew up in the 70s in that area always heard about the tales of Essex Road if you could look into that that would be amazing some really spooky stories about that road
Thank you. I have ridden my bike there several times and have never sensed anything or seen anything out of the ordinary
Wow! I'm diggin' that garage! Sweet video!
That was a fiberglass wall vinyl lined swimming pool, possibly a dream pool by looking at those steps. Pools of that nature aren't really going to last long without the pressure of the water inside them so I wouldn't say it wasn't built right but just time and erosion took it's toll. Had that pool been kept filled it may have still been ok.
They didn't even have the cinder block the right way... Smh
Awesome video!!
Thanks for sharing!
I love that beautiful old fireplace!
:)
Great video! we found it very interesting.
This. Was. My. Uncles. House. That. We. Stayed. At. Many. Times. When. We. Visited. In. 1950s. Through. Early. 70s. So. Sad. To. See. This!
This was once a very loved house
Do you know why it was abandoned?
My cousin left it for some reason!
He walked away from it.
Garage ceiling is tongue and groove. Tools must have been displayed proudly and well organized up behind that work bench. All that mold is harmful. Where are the bodies buried?
that building you're in... it's completely fenced off now. :( we didn't get to go in.
Was fenced off when I went, but the side I think that had the carport had an open section where you could slide in between two 2x4s. Unfortunately the pool in this video and your other one have been completely ripped out and is just sand now.
Terrible what people do. They are so disrespectful and have a terrible need to do nothing but destroy.
Like to seen what this look like in the day. It is sad to see it vandalize.
The place has since been demolished
Yes
I so agree with you Patrick
Beautiful home but be careful
Thank you Bill
some very interesting graffiti. .was hoping you would fide your bike down that roof that had fallen in the opening shot
A. Bathroom. And. Two. Bedrooms. were. To. Left. Of. Fireplace. I. slept. In. 1st. Bedroom. Fireplace. was. In. Living. Room. Which. Lead. To. Family. Room. Looking. Out. Window. You. Saw. Both. Lakes. (Ponds?) We. Canoed. On. My. Parents. And. My. Two. Sisters. And. I. stayed. A. Week. With. My. Uncle. Con. And. Aunt. Jean. Every. Year. My. Cousins. Lived. There. During. 1960s.
Thank you for the details
I was just there about a month ago. Did a video with my friend SwiftUAV, local toms river resident
such a shame that it wasn't restored an reused
It's a tear-down. Tongue and groove, not paneling.
This must be the one in toms river.
Really cool !
totally cool, i wonder where it is located no doubt pinelands.
Salina Wine and Liquor Toms River, NJ off of Rt 571
amazing
I love it!! ;-)
Yay, thank you!
Do you have a geo location friend?
Wow
Been their lol
how can i get here?
i enjoy your commentary on where you're at but don't give up your day job.