It's sad to see so many personal things left and the family not wanting them. I could spend a week there going through all of the stuff. I like that you're showing yourself. Love your beard.
After seeing the footage and audio from the go pro, I'll definitely be using that in the future to film most stuff. Aside from closeups, that is. Gotta have zoom too!
As far as I know, only one child is still alive. She's 82. I'm trying to get in contact and get those photos to them. And yes! That wallpaper is amazing!
Amazing all those items in that house sat on a store's shelf and it was someone's property once. Everything we own will turn to dust one day, no matter how much we cherish them.
That was amazing I will have to check out the first time you saw it. That yearbook got me curious with the, IN MEMORANDUM o our beloved classmate GORDON TUMBERG who left us on Dec 1st 1954 and I did some researching and it looks like he and another student were both killed at a crossing in New York Mills. Sad. Thanks so much!!! And so releaved that you salvaged their family photos and will try to get them to her!
Wow that place is loaded with 40s-50s furniture and appliances! 😍 I would soooooo love to restore them and put them in my house! Of which I'm doing a whole Art Deco theme
Hi FH I am so happy to see this video posted. I really missed you man! Your postings are so fun to watch. I will watch it in its entirety soon but just wanted to say hi. This place looks extremely interesting. And the new hand tatts I noticed too - very cool.
This house is my favorite for sure. The back story fascinates me. I'm still waiting to hear back from the son-in-law or grandchild so I can return the photos to them. Yeah, the tattoos are a work in progress. I'm 95% done with my right arm blackout but my hand needs another pass. Waiting til fall to resume work on it because I want to be able to swim this summer! 😎
The grandson who passed away in 2018 couldn’t have been older than 27 I’m 30 this year, if I’m correct he was so young. All those pictures made me emotional all those memories left to rot.. I’m assuming the immediate family is gone 😞
Great explore! Have you ever felt any spirits there? I have a feeling that they will owners linger around their home. I have a feeling they're there with you abd are glad somebody came to visit. Just my opinion. How to sub to your channel.
Thank you! I can almost see what life was like in these houses. I can vividly imagine the house full of warmth and love, food cooking on the stove. Laughter, tears, joy, sorrow. Childrens footsteps. Abandoned farmhouses really give me a feeling like nothing else!
In this county they have a forfeited land sale only once in a great while. The last one was in 2015. They start bidding at the assessed value of the land. In 2020 this property was assessed at $22k. The current updated amount is a bit less than that.
Love your videos. But, do please slow your camera movement down a bit. When you switched around the 15:00 mark, I was getting kind of dizzy with the camera moving too fast. Were you ever able to go back to the old farmhouse that had all the beds in different rooms. It was almost pristine inside like they got up, made their beds and disappeared. Would love to see that one again.
It's sad to see so many personal things left and the family not wanting them. I could spend a week there going through all of the stuff. I like that you're showing yourself. Love your beard.
Me too
Yeah, keep that beard! It's better than mine! 🙁
When you were talking about how the dead grandkid didn't care about the land and your camera starts going black lmao. Awesome video!
I hope whatever family you're able to contact goes in to save what's left of those photos
some of these videos are so unintentionally sad it would be nice to get a happy ending out of one
I rescued all the photos. So they're safe 🙂
Another wonderful stroll through history. Glad you were able to go back one more time for a fond farewell. As always, LOVE your videos! 🤗
Thanks for watching!! 🙂
I just noticed the 1959 concert ticket was dated April 27th, the same date as you uploaded this. How cool.
I didn't even notice! Crazy!
Eeek! So excited for this video! The quality is AMAZING! 🙂 Lots of treasures in that gem, for sure!
After seeing the footage and audio from the go pro, I'll definitely be using that in the future to film most stuff. Aside from closeups, that is. Gotta have zoom too!
Based on the yearbook dates the children must themselves be over 80.
Also, that airplane wallpaper upstairs is so cool!
As far as I know, only one child is still alive. She's 82. I'm trying to get in contact and get those photos to them. And yes! That wallpaper is amazing!
Oldest piece of mail is 1909…how amazing! The second floor had a bunch of Life magazines that I definitely would’ve checked out. Cool explore 👍
Thanks for watching 😊
Very cool old airplane wallpaper ❤
This was the video that brought me to your channel. Very happy to see it explored again after a few years!
We had the same siding on our house in Minnesota too. Loved that house. I could see myself walking with you . Enjoying it all. Thank you 😊
You betcha!
Do you ever experience any spirits in those abandoned places?
I love when I see you've uploaded a new video. Keep it up! Makes my day everytime
Amazing all those items in that house sat on a store's shelf and it was someone's property once. Everything we own will turn to dust one day, no matter how much we cherish them.
All depends on bad or good memorries
That was amazing I will have to check out the first time you saw it. That yearbook got me curious with the, IN MEMORANDUM o our beloved classmate GORDON TUMBERG who left us on Dec 1st 1954 and I did some researching and it looks like he and another student were both killed at a crossing in New York Mills. Sad. Thanks so much!!! And so releaved that you salvaged their family photos and will try to get them to her!
27:37 I love this, it’s so cool seeing what it used to look like and how it looks now
Fascinating! Always love watching your videos! Thank you for sharing your explorations with us!
Thanks for posting another video on it .be interesting to go see this its not to far from me
I was just thinking of you and there you are. That's the second time that's happened.
Wow that place is loaded with 40s-50s furniture and appliances! 😍 I would soooooo love to restore them and put them in my house! Of which I'm doing a whole Art Deco theme
Look at that beautiful sky!
someone should go rescue the vintage appliances and furniture
Wb Farm Hunter..Tks for another awesome video 👍
I love when urbexers look thru the drawers and stuff, but idk some have made a point to say it would make an even longer video..lol
Interesting, fascinating, so many questions
Hi FH I am so happy to see this video posted. I really missed you man! Your postings are so fun to watch. I will watch it in its entirety soon but just wanted to say hi. This place looks extremely interesting. And the new hand tatts I noticed too - very cool.
This house is my favorite for sure. The back story fascinates me. I'm still waiting to hear back from the son-in-law or grandchild so I can return the photos to them.
Yeah, the tattoos are a work in progress. I'm 95% done with my right arm blackout but my hand needs another pass. Waiting til fall to resume work on it because I want to be able to swim this summer! 😎
That's sad those old photos are just going to ruin.
Why do people have to trash other people property
Houses like this are so sad to me. Makes you wonder why no one else continued to care for the house.
The grandson who passed away in 2018 couldn’t have been older than 27 I’m 30 this year, if I’m correct he was so young. All those pictures made me emotional all those memories left to rot.. I’m assuming the immediate family is gone 😞
The grandson was 48
Loved this so much!!!!
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Cool.
Great explore! Have you ever felt any spirits there?
I have a feeling that they will owners linger around their home. I have a feeling they're there with you abd are glad somebody came to visit. Just my opinion.
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Thank you! I can almost see what life was like in these houses. I can vividly imagine the house full of warmth and love, food cooking on the stove. Laughter, tears, joy, sorrow. Childrens footsteps. Abandoned farmhouses really give me a feeling like nothing else!
So sad 🥺 ....... And all that vintage clothing and such going to waste! 😒
Maybe you can post the profile you were considering doing after the house is torn down. It does not seem long for this world.
Can you pay the owed property tax to assume a place like that I knew someone in Oklahoma that bought the next door property for taxes owed
In this county they have a forfeited land sale only once in a great while. The last one was in 2015. They start bidding at the assessed value of the land. In 2020 this property was assessed at $22k. The current updated amount is a bit less than that.
Cool 😎 place can animals scatter stuff around like that or is that always people
Generally both. Though raccoons could easily make a place look this way just by themselves
Can you link you original version?
I added the link to the description. And the second video where I go upstairs 👍
@@FarmHunter thankyou!!
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Can't hear you all that good
Love your videos. But, do please slow your camera movement down a bit. When you switched around the 15:00 mark, I was getting kind of dizzy with the camera moving too fast. Were you ever able to go back to the old farmhouse that had all the beds in different rooms. It was almost pristine inside like they got up, made their beds and disappeared. Would love to see that one again.
Are you Canadian
He's Minnesotan.
Do you seem pulled to a past you of which you never lived? Or maybe it is just to a time that was much more simple?
A combination of both it seems
@@FarmHunter Me too!