Abandoned 16th Century Farm House of a Religious Belgian Couple
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It makes me laugh when you pick up something like that iron & say, 'this is really old school', & I think 'thats not that old school, we had one like that when I was a teenager'. I forget I am 59. I guess that makes me really 'old school'. It dosen't take long, before you know it you will be 'old school' too.
That's very true : )
So true. One video he said look at this ancient bike & I remember bikes like that when I was a kid. Yikes!
Ahaha. That's funny. Because when I saw the TV, I said to myself "that's not really 'THAT' old", and I thought to myself, I'm 44 years old, it's old to them. Haha.
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Thought the same
You have such passion....and compassion for days gone by. My thanks to you.
The device in the kitchen is called a surger and its part of a set to collect milk from cows. It also looks like there was a food cellar off the kitchen. There were probably more canned/preserved veggies like the jar you found down there.
Thank you for your information!!
Thank you, Yasmeen! 🌸
I thought it was a weird old tea kettle for whatever reason lol
Yasmeen Hashmi we noticed that to
Yasmeen Hashmi, we called that device a milking machine, that you hooked tubes onto the top of the milking machine ,and the other end hooked up to the cows milk source lol (utters)😆👍...
This comment is for your Mother - you did a fine job with the extraordinary men you raised ! Their “ heart “ is amazing 🤗❤️😊
Those beds are amazing ! I would love to have some like them :)))
The beds now are made in China and breakdown very easily.
@@davidbrown8303
Everything is made in China and it's all junk.
You and me both! :-) Those beds are gorgeous! :-D
Beautiful old farm men. Loved the beds! You couldn’t buy them today, and to have them made would cost an absolute fortune. The design of them was really special. Thank you so much for the close ups of them and the smaller items left behind. The old oil lamps were also great to see.
I always look forward to your videos.
Take care. See you both soon.
Beautiful and ornate sleigh beds.
Reminded me of Duncan-Fife beds. The guys from "Antique Roadshow" would be a real help on some of these marvelous antique pieces.
That is a beautiful barn. Yes, that's the best way - a farmer caring for his animals. Thank You for sharing a very special time
I loved what he said ". . this is how it should be and not in a slaughter house. . ."
"Come on, my boy" - you two are so adorable :D
I think the wooden trays were for packing soft fruit for sale. They are like the tomato trays that came to our shop and they stack easily for transport. Hence the long legs at the corners. When unstacked they were ideal for display.
Maybe also!
Neat! I am also looking to see if anyone recognised that strange huge kettle type contraption. 🌸
Welp, the very next comment tells us what it is!
That bed is amazing! I love it! We would kill to have that furniture here in the states! Wonderful adventure! So sad that these homes and artifacts are left to rot!
Interesting house. Loved all the old furniture. What a surprise to see two more bedrooms in the attic.
I bet the attic bedrooms were for the servants.
Possibly or maybe migrant workers or even maybe cousins who came to help with the harvest.
Such a great find. I actually gasped at a few of the beautiful pieces left behind
When I look at these videos I always think the people who lived in the homes led very simple life.Most of the furnishings and fitting look as if they have been there since the house was built.Excelent video.👍🇬🇧
I absolutely love your videos. I appreciate the stories of the people you share of these homes. It makes it so much more personal.
Can’t imagine living in a 16th century house. Beautiful barns and housing for livestock.
Lovely video. Thank you!
Don't forget the floors in a home of this age. The tile work on the main floor is a significant part of the architecture and artistry of this period.
Oh my goodness, this place is amazing. The ceilings are so different, love the old beds.
So beautiful. Thank you Leslie and Jordy for taking me along to the wonderful places that I would never see in my lifetime personally. Stay safe.
That was a great explore. I love the beds, couch, and wallpaper. Thanks for bringing us along!
Ein wunderschönes Gebäude,voller schöner Dinge und sicher schönen Erinnerungen. Es strahlt eine positive Energie aus.
Ich würde gerne mal mit :-)
en español. me encanto la casa .no entiendo xk abandonarla cuantos años tiene sola la casa
What a Great Place Guys and Thank You So Much!!! The large stainless steel container in the kitchen was an automatic Miller run by air presser. These buildings are hopefully going to be restored one day, so beautiful! Love, Light and Peace! DaveyJO in Pa.
When you say a miller do you mean that it was a device for milling things, grinding them up? Would it have been used for grains, or nuts, or?
Another gem. Lesley and Jordy you never fail to impress. Love, Love, Love this one. So many beautiful pieces of furniture. My first thought for the “unusual” piece in the kitchen was that it was part of a milk separator. It’s different from any I’ve seen here in the USA though. Could be wrong. I loved how large most of the rooms are. So sad it has been left to decay. Keep up the search and be safe. SE Kansas, USA.
It looked like it was designed to produce steam. I dont know if it could have been used to sterilise things.
I agree, animals are special beings and they are our companions on this earth. The images of Jesus really spoke to my heart. As always, great content.🙏👌🌼
Hi Lesley and Jordy, a new video from bros of decay is always t h e weekly highlight. Without having yet seen it, I already hit
the thumb-up button. Thank you so much. Your videos are always of such a high quality, and I like your comments as well
as the beautiful background music. Peace and blessings to you! Kindest regards from Switzerland.
Now - what shall I say? - 10 minutes ago I finally watched the whole video. - Great, as always, when you upload a new video! -
It was again like seeing a time capsule. One room, you showed us, had beautiful pure art deco furniture at its best.
That's the period between 1915-1940 (1939) - just closely after the art nouveau period.
I wish you a safe and inspiring trip to Japan, as I heard, that you are now leaving quite soon to the far east.
I love the way Leslie throws us all a kiss at the end of the videos!
Love their vids!
Quite a bit of workmanship in the house! Some of the furniture is very valuable. The wood furniture is outstanding! I think it is a old style humidifier to keep moisture in the air because someone had breathing or lung problems. Magnificent bed! The other bed is even more outstanding as the first one! All the beds blow me away! The trunks are worth some very good money! People love to have one or two in their living room for decoration. Another killer old bed! WOW!
You know, I think you may have something there about a humidifier! It's been clarified that it's part of a milking machine, but nowhere was there any other sign of there being cows.. just horses. Also since it was inside, it's completely possible that they had repurposed it to be a stove-top humidifier. I like it! (we're probably wrong, but that's part of the fun)
The object you ask about in the kitchen was automatic milker for cows. Maybe the couple were dairy farmers at one time.
Yes. Stainless Steel Dairy Milker Milking Machine, missing the teat cups and hoses.
I have watch alot of video's but you have such compassion for the homes and the belongings left behind. I love to watch the way you are so passionate about your exploding of homes.
Charming house. Reminder of a forgotten time 😃
I really love your videos you are so sweet and compassionate. We lived in Belgium for 4 years while my husband was in the US army and we enjoyed it. Thank you for all the videos
Great explore.
Agree 💯
Why do some of these homes look as though they are dusted? I still can’t get over the wooden beds left behind. Absolutely love all of your videos!!
Great video. Some of the best furniture you have come across. Beautiful. Stay safe. XO
You are so kind and respectful of these awesome places and what they hold.I truly enjoy your videos!
Beautiful home. Sorry to see the decay happening. Roof is compromised. Beautifully set up outside. The stalls are amazing.
The bed frames were amazing. Thanks for preserving some history.
Very beautiful and so sweet how you are so careful with their possessions . Thank you
Touches me how careful and respectful they always are.
Thank you guys. Love it. It was sad that the wedding pictures were still on the mantle. Beautiful dinning room. Loved the wallpaper.
I can see it now.
Leslie: "Jesus Christ--"
Jordy: "Don't take his name in vain!"
Leslie: "No--it's a painting of Jesus."
Year ago video, in case u dont know yet what that is , its a milker for cows.
That’s so stupid to let words hurt lol those people are weak.
What is there to say, but Leslie, you and Jordy have done it again? I can always count on your videos having much thought and caring put into them, balancing what you want to display to us, with what we the viewers want to see. We Appreciate You and the Inspiration you bring to our lives. The two of you work so well together, with Leslie being more comfortable in front of the camera and your skills with the camera are quite competent, improving with every vid, Jordy. Safe Travels and God Speed.
What a find! The pot on the counter, I believe is a steamer. You put water in it and put it on the stove until boil. Used if you were sick.
So it was to produce steam to help with respiratory illnesses. I expect they would also add herbs such as chamomile to soothe the tissues, reduce inflammation & ease the breathing.
Leslie I love your videos. Thank you for bringing them to us. I wonder why things are left and not used by others. They are beautiful
Amazing beds had to have money to get those beds everything is perfect.thank you for sharing.boys. ❤️
I love the furnishings in the dining room that hand made lace and the couch
Beautiful old house. And those wooden beds!!! Oh my goodness!!!
Another lovely video. Thanks guys!
I love this place! I see it more of a horse ranch than a farm, because the stables make it seem that was the main focus, but perhaps there were orchards also on the property we didn't see, because of the stacks of fruit pallets (I don't know what the proper name for them is) The stained glass of the horse also supports the impression. The workmanship on the beds.. incredible! They must weigh a ton. Must have been quite an effort to get them there, back in the day. (and yay for 100k, guys!!)
Hello Lesley and Jordy! Very beautiful place full of nice wood furniture and many pictures of the family. In the past The farm was very productive because they had nice items. But they were worked hard there only it is sad now abandoned the farm . Thank you for sharing and please take care of yourselves. 👋🇺🇸😘👍🙏😇 💖 Bakersfield CA.
Beautiful! Those beds were exquisite! Nice find guys. Love and luck to you both. ;)
Another beautiful video, from the sweet handsome Bros of Decay! Thanks y'all 😘👍🙋🕊️
everything was beautiful but I really enjoyed the barns, they were incredible!!!💕
I love your videos so much history behind each one and you narrate them so well. It makes me sad that so many people abandoned their homes for many different reasons. The cost of maintaining these old places would be so expensive, it’s sad so many of the valuable antiques and furnishings are left to ruin and some people wish to destroy and ransack these places. It’s like taking a trip into the past and each one has a different story to tell. Thanks so much for exploring these wonderful places I find it fascinating. Linda from N.M. USA
wuderful, thank you, we had those televisions here in Mexico, very popular brand. So many untouched homes in Belgium, good ness, such honest people, if I spoke the language I would have moved there years ago. lol and brought tortillas with me of course to make the folks Tacos. jejeje
I love the living dining room with the matching furniture where the family and friends would spend their time together. Sad to see it die, thanks it’s beautiful and be safe!
Me to Marcy thanks for watching!
@@BrosOfDecay beautiful gorgeous furniture love the outbuildings too one of the nicest ever thanks great explore
Very beautiful farmhouse . Many unique items. The beds and large chests were amazing. I’m always fascinated by the pretty wallpaper and floor covering. Nice property. Thank you! 🦋
I watch these videos as I find them relaxing. .Thanks guys.
This is a beautiful place ..I loved the big sofa in the living room and those beds were gorgeous ..really for it’s age it is in good condition ,modern houses would not survive that long..Those things in the last shed were crates that produce like cabbages,lettuce,tomatoes etc would have been packed into for delivery ..years ago greengrocers would return them to the suppliers for re-use ..When they were full they stacked tidily on top of each other ..This was a real treasure loved this one boys ?.Thank You 😀
Leslie and Jordy, what a quaint home,judging by older bedframe,trunk(1920-1930s),antiques,etc.I think that odd looking pot was an old steam pot/tea kettle. What was once a quaint little home in the country side,obviously belonging to an elderly couple,has long missed its former occupants!! 🤔👍💕
Someone needs to get that beautiful old furniture out of there before it's ruined forever
I love that bed and night stand.. I hate to see these things ruin.. Thank you for sharing, you boys are beautiful..
Beautiful stained glass. There are several beautiful pieces of furniture. As always thank you for sharing.
Nice to see your love for animals..!! 😀you have so much respect for them...every human should have!!
So interesting! Whenever I look at these places, I wonder what made people leave everything, their personal belongings behind. I think about what life was like all those years ago. Really amazing! Thank you guys!
Thanks for sharing, absolutely beautiful. Especially the beds. If I’m not mistaken the room with the ship in it, that bed looked like a quarter bed. A quarter bed as my dad called it was bigger than a twin but smaller than a full size bed. My great grandmother had one and a Victorian style bed that came from England they were very beautiful. I gave them to my son and hopefully he will give to my granddaughter. History should not be forgotten. Love Love Love you’re videos!
It is always a pleasure to follow you througth the times in the places you visit. You have such a decent way of showing these abanded places, and great respect for the homes, that once was other peoples lives. Thank you for doing these journeys a fantastic timetravel for us watching you......
Just beautiful! I love how you find beauty in someone else’s precious memories. ❤️ Those beds! Just gorgeous!!!
I have enjoyed watching your videos. I'm always surprised that you find these abandoned homes with everything in it . When I watch videos of abandoned places in the United States everything is destroyed. What a shame. Great work that you both do!!!
Incredible! Loved the barn especially, old beds too
Wow wow .. i loved this place its so beautiful and i bet it was when it was lived in and loved .. you are so kind hearted Leslie and Jordy when you said its how animals should be treated it was so beautiful to say Leslie .. god bless you x
The videos you have been posting have been amazing; one after another> thanks you so much☮❤
You make me so happy when i watch your channel... You are such a blessing.. Kindest regards,, Trish from Washington USA
Beautiful! You can just see the couple going about their day to say chores....the memories there shakes me.
Beautiful Farm! Loved the home and amazing antiques! Fantastic explore!!!!!!!
it is so sad to know that when you leave this world you and your stuff just gets forgot about like you was never alive
Very fascinating, I love those beds if they could be
restored they would be amazing. Thank you for sharing, God bless.
OH! All those BEAUTIFUL oak beds...hand carved! Such beauty and craftsmanship! So sad to see it just sitting there decaying. That place was certainly built to last! Thanks for the great explore!
What a beautiful find. The beds would cost allot to make today that you shared with us. It's too bad someone has not bought this great place.
Thankyou for sharing your visit to this very special place.
I am a huge barn person! Thank you for sharing that my favorite part. Loving you guys! Still binge watching its day 2 now. I will get fought up!
Awesome Shawna Love to hear stuff like this :D
Thank you Lesly and Jordy, my family and I enjoy all your videos.
Hi guys, such a beautiful place, in the barn those stacks of wooden things are called pallets and they would probably be used to store produce like apples, pears, tomatoes etc. Thanks for sharing. x
We had a Telefunken TV like them when I was young @1:42 😮 nice video my friends 👍
Hi from Guam, wow alot of antique furniture there, great video coverage 👍👌❤️
What a fabulous place. , So many details , thanks Les..and Jordy.
The barn is awesome! It is still in really good shape they knew how to build things to last.
I enjoy your videos. The weird pan was part of a milking machine.
Please can you explain what it did?
Sarah Strong , All those little metal things sticking off the side would be attached to tubing with a device on the end of each that fit on the teats. Another device would attach at the center that would create the suctioning action. The pan would collect the milk.
Thankyou for kindly replying. All the best.
Loved the tile around that first fireplace. The blue and black tile around the other fireplace is awesome too. Those bed frames are really nice. That one bed frame is really really pretty and the wall paper is too. That last bedroom with the beautiful bed may have been a helpers room. this was one great find. loved it. I would love to have half of those stacks of pallets in that barn. thank you.
That was a portable milking machine for milking cows. I was raised on a dairy farm and we had one we used when we showed cows at fairs. Ours attached to the pickup battery to make it automated. The one you saw is identical to ours.
Love this place. Hope someone does too and renovates, brings it up to code. Keeps the items found in the home in historic safe storage and brings new life to this wonderful place. Thank you for the tour,
Maybe a pressure cooker in the kitchen? Beautiful home and furniture!! I love the house and furniture. Has some pretty wallpaper in the rooms. The barn was amazing. Thank you boys for sharing. Love watching you all. Your biggest fan in N Texas, USA.
It's such a shame to see all these beautiful antiques just being left to rot. Thank you this place is a gem. And kitchen cabinets are called either cabinet or cubbord. Either is correct. 😀
Beautiful family home..
Enjoyed the video. ..love the way you talk n you are so neat n clean cut n handsome n respectful of everthing..I suspect you were brought up well
Bros of Decay I think at the end of the video, those are wooden pallets. For storing items on and the pallet keeps the item off the ground. I am not 100% sure though!
loved the video and loved those beds awesome find and that picture of Jesus loved that so beautiful
Such an old courtyard is a rarity. When you consider 16th century, that's pretty incredible. That was Renaissance, 30 years war. How many generations lived there? Wow.
Loved the farm house great job guys the wooded boxes are fruit trays to store fruit & veggies
Those beds in the bedrooms looked like a valuable antiques
What a waste lovely antiques left behind .so sad thanks for showing this .best places ....
...saw the first picture and was in love...
Hi guys! :-) Greetings from Texas. :-) The kitchen device is indeed called a surger. In America here, we call it a milking machine. :-) Those old beds are gorgeous! :-D I've always wanted one like it. :-)The stalls in the barn likely were occupied by draft (farm) horses, which would explain why the hay rack is so high and the concrete drinking (water) trough for the horses too. :-) It's obvious that the horses and animals were very well cared for by the condition of the horse stalls and barn. The religious artifacts seem to say that the family was Catholic. This was a great explore! :-D