ABANDONED House - Everything Left Behind (WITH POWER) - Old Clockmakers Family Home
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Today we explore an abandoned house that has been left untouched with everything still inside and its power still on! Join us as we check out this remarkable old abandoned family home that belonged to a clockmaker with everything left behind! This house appears to be frozen in time from the 1970s with everything from this man's life left behind.
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Bruh that place is so peaceful and in such great condition all I need is a WiFi hotspot and my devices and I’m right at home, a bit of music and I can be watchmaker myself
There's no dust . Someone is obviously taking care of this place the residents are most likely in a care home , with the amount of places you've visited this should have been obvious to you
Lack of dust on the tv proves this
Take me with you next time
You sure it's been abandoned that long I see something that looks like a dvd player on a tv
I couldn't hold back my tears seeing the home video playing to the empty room. It made me miss my grandparents and the Christmases of my childhood.
Same
Yes. When you hear the voices of the clockmaker, his wife, and other family at 8:19 it gives the feeling that empty room has come back to life again - for just that moment. As if they were all there in that room.
Same here. So terribly empty and sad to hear their voices fill the room once more.
Charlie Chaplin lived 88 years
He left us 4 statements:
(1) Nothing is forever in this world, not even our problems.
(2) I love walking in the rain because no one can see my tears.
(3) The most lost day in life is the day we don't laugh.
(4) Six best doctors in the world...:
1. The sun
2. Rest
3. Exercise
4. Diet
5. Self-respect
6. Friends
Stick to them at all stages of your life and enjoy a healthy life...
If you see the moon, you will see the beauty of God...
If you see the sun, you will see the power of God...
If you see a mirror, you will see God's best creation. So believe it.
We are all tourists, God is our travel agent who has already identified our routes, bookings and destinations... trust him and enjoy life.
Life is just a journey! Therefore, live today!
Tomorrow may not be.
Same 😭😭😭
Imaging going out for snacks and you come home to people filming your quote on quote "abandoned house" lol
I don’t think it’s abandon LOL
🤣🤣
Yes I jus said that
It's "quote unquote." Opening quotes and closing ones, not quote on quote lol.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Old men’s entire life was for the message that he tried to give us is that time is ticking live your life fullest, salute!
Awe that’s sweet to think about
A genius. A tinkerer. Like my Dad. When they pass, it's like a library burned down.
Could you imagine walking into your home seeing two young dudes sitting in your living room watching your home movies lol
😂😂😂
It would be fun to pretend you are a ghost 😉
Shout "What are you doing in my swamp!!"
😂
I mean...that is exactly what's its like to have roommates so...yeah, I can.
When the abandoned house is nicer than the house you're renting currently
Houses built back then had better materials and we're made to last too. The baby boomers had good career opportunities and the clock maker likely had a pension from factory job he worked at his entire life
@@jc1979af the house I'm currently renting was built the same year lol
YUP, I can relate
But location wise.... WOULD you live there? I tried living rural, and by the water in an area that doesn't get so cold...not for me.
@@susank.4945 if the actual lot size is 6-10 acres, the yes. I could build a shooting range, fly my paramotor, and get some animals, and do other stuff.
8:19 Playing the Christmas videotape while showing the empty living room as we (the audience) hear the voices of the clockmaker and his wife brought that room back to life again - for that moment. As if they were all there. This was IMHO the best part of the video.
Well put
I am also sad for the pet
Agree. This was incredible. Very impressed with the filming. That was the most surreal thing ever
Surreal
These people were living life just like us. Talking, laughing, having dreams, feeling sadness and joy. Life is short my friends. Soon we will be gone and eventually forgotten. Was sad and cool to see this! I bet they never thought the day they filmed that home video that millions of people in 2021 would be watching it! Wow!
We will and this is our destiny
Well, I don't know about millions, but, 178 of us gave it a thumbs-up !
@@moh5332 Sad but true
I have similar feelings when I look at my old photos and my college videos of people I've not seen since they were teenagers. They're all about fifty now and old enough to be grandparents, and a few are quite possibly no longer around. In another thirty years the ones who last that long will be eighty.
Super sureal. The Christmas tape was classic. Good video
All I can say is thank you for not destroying that home, and being respectful there. Personally I wouldn't tell anyone the location and keep it locked or try to find the family members and get in touch so they can retrieve family belongings that are important to them. Again thank you for being good human beings it gives me hope that good is still out there in a dark world
I absolutely agree, sadly though you would be shocked by what some people will throw away. I used to work as a cleaner who specialised in cleaning up the properties and belongings of the recently deceased. I was raised to have reverence for the past and I am absolutely enamored with the stories of people who lived before me. I constantly had clients who I would bring objects that seemed important to the family to, because I assumed they'd want to keep it. Home video tapes, personal items like handmade things, even war medals going back to world war II. Some people of course wanted to keep them, which I expected, but way more people than you'd think would just tell me "nah, just throw it all in the bin. I don't have any use for that.". I would usually keep things like war medals and other historically important things if people wanted to throw them out, but something about owning other people's home videos rubbed me the wrong way so I usually reluctantly threw those out as the client wished.
I have quite a stockpile of some very unique and interesting antiques from my time as a cleaner. All of which I keep in good nick out of respect for their former owners. I wonder sometimes if I might donate some of these things to a museum but I have to wonder what museums would want them. War medals obviously museums want those, but things like a 60s geiger counter from a bomb shelter, a seismometer from the 50s owned by a geologist, an ambulance driver helmet from the blitz in London that made it's way over to Australia, I cannot let go of some of these things, I want my children to share my reverence for those who came before us and the lives they lived and I want these artifacts to provide them with a way to physically touch the past.
@@IronHorse1854 and then
Imagine if your childhood home was abandoned, and then someone makes a video about exploring it years later...
I don't know if you think that's bad but I'd be grateful
I'd be grateful
I'de be grateful, but it would also mean that vandals could see it.
If I were to see that kind of a video, I honestly don't know if I would be able to hold back the tears. I would probably break down and start crying within minutes at how much I would miss it if I had to move away. I already feel as though I have been hit by a freight train of feels reading your comment. However, I would be extremely worried if someone posted my address in the title or description of the video because that would allow vandals to come right to my place and make an even bigger wreck of my place than it already is.
If my family had to abandon our home when I was a child and then years later I stumbled across a video of it I would feel overwhelmed yet happy to be able to see it again.
We all have to realise stuff is just stuff when ur gone
exactly, that's the lesson we all take home from these "abandoned" videos
@@stevelawrie7087 I’ve left everything to
My son
@David Sk8er no I have it written down in a will
Makes you wonder if all of the stuff we acquire is really worth it? This makes me so sad and curious as to how in the world the power is still on!
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I admire the fact that you treat this abandoned house with the respect that its previous inhabitants deserve. It's heartbreaking to know that others that chance upon this property will not be so respectful and over time it will be looted, trashed and a family heritage lost forever. I would encourage you to do so more research and locate the daughter or perhaps even her offspring who, if they exist, will have no idea that this place exists. Doing this would truly best the best ending for this episode.
Lol, considering it was unlawful entry.
@@jc4388 Only if they broke in and there were No Trespassing signs. Not sure about Canadian law specifically.
I don't get how this guy can just go into these places without repercussions?
This by far is my favorite house I've ever watched. The home movies brought tears to my eyes because we got to see when the home was alive and live in living color. This is a gem. I bet that old man never thought he would be speaking to millions of people about his clockwork. Amazing. 🖤
This is one of the only abandoned place that actually made me get teary eyed. Makes me wonder if something happened to the daughter and now there's no one left to claim it.
My theory is the property is in some type of trust and the trustees have not come to a consensus on what to do with the house and property. There might be stipulations on the trust or will that are holding things up
James Carpenter If that is the case there needs to be a new bill federally that states that if a decision cannot be made within a reasonable period of time, then the estate should be divided equally among the family! That would prevent properties like this from being at risk of vandalism!
@@albertastorms Or Theft!
@@albertastorms or squatters
yes, me too. very sad
This is heartbreaking and beautiful.
Very much agree with you
My words exactly 👍👌
but the "sad music" ruined it
omg we have the same name!!
@@kalilah7054 oh wow that’s so weird nice to meet another me, (so to speak) that spells it the exact same way. other ones always have the “H”in it LOL very cool
Bro this hit different being a clock repairman myself. I couldn't make it through the video without breaking down in tears. This guy had so much clock builds he loved doing, his family loved him, and then it was his time to come home to the big man in the sky. Thank you so much for this surreal experience!! You guys did a marvelous job.
true but the thing I don't get how can these guys go into this house and just go through his things? The owner has passed away, nobody knows and someone needs to be contacted, that this estate is sitting in waiting for closure.
A house stuck in time is probably one of the coolest things ever
This is like an ironically tragic poem. A clock makers house is persevered in time long after his is run out
The property may be in probate or the county has it for back taxes...There's a house in PA that's been empty since 1910 and everything is still inside. It is sealed tight and even has dead plants on the sills. I spent weekends in there when I worked between NJ and WI. I slept there and brought food. No electric and just gas lamps for light and fireplaces in each room. I played their piano and read their diaries and photos. I found their graves in the cemetery. The son was a coal miner. The spinster daughter lived there alone until 1910. It had a beautiful scent, like fuel oil mixed with roses. Everything was untouched there too. It sat on the edge of a deep ravine and it was slowly eroding underneath the house. I'm sure it fell down into the gorge by now. You had to grab the frame post and swing out onto the porch to get inside so you wouldn't fall into the ravine below. I used Google maps to see if it's still there but no luck.
Its a shame I cant find anything on this! If you took any videos or pictures it would be lovely to see
Sounds like it was a magnificent place!
More info please, PA resident close to Jersey Border
What happened when you woke up 😂
That sounds neat
That's such a sad reminder of how fleeting life can be, we're here one day and then we're gone. Just our memories recorded and objects collected left as a reminder for people to find. Just finding the clothing laying around on the chair as if he came in just dropped his sweater on the back of the rocking chair felt like you walked in a normal day caught frozen in a moment of time.
So weird to see it abandoned like that with the power still on.
The VHS honestly made me cry because of another reason.
My grandparents moved out of my childhood house in 2014 and it was the very first house I ever entered in my life in 1994. I grew up in that house and when my grandparents moved out of the house they could never find one of our old VHS boxes (with photos as well) and we just assumed we lost them. Fast forward to 2016 and my older sister gets a call from the new owners of the house saying they found the old box in a very discrete corner in the storage closet (very massive room, also my sister's phone number was my mom's old one so that's how she got contacted since her number was on a bunch of the VHS tapes). She and I both went to go retrieve the box since we lived like 20 minutes away and the home owner was kind enough to let us test the VHS tapes to see if they still held up for watch. Me and her both felt so much nostalgia watching our lives in the house we grew up in and it was one of my favorite memories of all time finding and watching some of the tapes in our childhood home.
Seeing those home videos filled me with such an empty feeling of melancholy, this has to be one of my favorite abandoned house videos.
Couldn't stop crying my guy.
I think the family still owns the house, they just don’t visit it much, I bet that’s why the house is in perfect condition.
Yeah it’s just bizarre they wouldn’t start an estate sale
@@s6m349 your right, clearly somebody owns it, if power is still working.
@@s6m349 yeah i think they use this house as a vacation house
@benzo if you know the houses condition you can say it was just a theory
It's weird that they haven't removed his stuff though. Like I'm assuming this couple had kids, so why didn't they take any of their parents' things? It's just bizarre.
It's untouched to where it looks like they just left yesterday, has power and has absolutely no decay WHATSOEVER, so beautiful.
I feel weird watching this like i am a intuder, this is neat but some how i feel disrespectfull.
I mean, it’s possible he still alive. He could be an old man in a nursing home and they don’t want to sell off his home and belongings until he passes. The daughter continues to pay the electric bill 🤷🏻♀️
That's my impression, too.
He looked about 70ish in the VHS tapes that were from 1987-88. Brennen said he passed away in 2011. Makes me wonder why the power is still on 10 years later. Very strange.
When my grandparents died, we paid the bills for years since they lived so far from us and we never had time to clear it out to sell. This video feels more like criminal behavior to me honestly.
@@electriccarpet4 it's better to give it away then to let it rot
Yes when my grandma died in 93 no one lived in the house till 97.Power was on and lights came on with timers.
So many people commenting about being scared about no one remembering them like this family. Actually so amazing to realize all of us now know about the clockmaker and his family.
My grandad repaired and cleaned clocks when he was alive, after he retired from teaching…seeing (and hearing) the stuff in the workshop brings a LOT of memories rushing back💕💕
This makes me think about how I am gonna die one day and all I have done will be left in the world and after some time I will be forgotten
Exactly. We gather all this stuff and then we die and your stuff doesn’t matter to anyone like it did to you. so sad.
you could eat the mona lisa nobody gonna forget about you
@@owenfisher6937 haha
Well said. I'm 52 and just finished cleaning my childhood home out. It was emotional to say the least. Life happens. Truly you get a small amount of time.
Angela Hunter could still eat the mona lisa
I’d be worried someone is going to walk through the door. It looks like they still live there. Awesome place .
It does look like there is someone watching over the place as a caretaker. No busted pipes, roof leaks and the yard isn't totally overgrown.
Barely any dust
It's sad to think every single one of us will eventually leave all our stuff behind 😔
Right. I would want someone, anyone as long as my possession are cared for, to make use of all of my belonging left behind. I'd rather a random find it before the government does 💯
Thats why when im about to die i am going to blow up my house so my family doesnt have to deal with it and pricks cant go over my life xD
@@retrochristmas7329 wow how realistic
@Retro Christmas
Why wait ‘til you’re dead?😅
@@cailanmacLaren you have a point 😆
Can't say I approve too much of just walking through a property uninvited or anything, but the amount of respect these young men show to the gentleman who lived here and to his house and profession is absolutely beautiful.
I find this wrong, if they would have tried to maybe find someone to contact about this man's estate, I might feel better about watching this video.
The "L&R" machine sitting above the furniture varnish is an old watch/clock part cleaning machine. You put the bits into one of the jars, it is lowered into the wash and spins at a high rate of speed. After a period of time you lift the arm, turn the base to the rinse solution, repeat. Eventually you move the bits into a heating chamber that dries everything so as not to rust.
If the house still has power that means a family member is still paying the Electric bill for the house
And they are stealing it because its not theres to use
@@greenthing7683 so the person that purchase the house has to pay for all that electricity
There's also no dust... kinda suspicious.
@@greenthing7683 Oh dang. These people don't get it. Lol
Someone likely died suddenly
Since there doesn't seem to be a lot of dust on anything and the power is still on my guess would be that one of the children still owns the house and has been in it since the father passed away but just doesn't know what to do with all of the stuff yet.
Maybe.
Good deduction
I really hope they could have found some evidence of the kids or family member who might still be surviving and let them know of this piece of history.
There has to be someone who owns it, and has been in there recently there is no dust.
I would think a place that's closed up without humans or animals inside to create more dust/dander + no opened windows means no dust to gather.
If you could put more of his home videos on display. The world would like to go back in time to see this mans life.
This is a must,we all want to know so much more about their lives❤
You guys seem like very kind and empathetic young men. I admire the respect that you showed to this property and everything in it.
What if the daughter stumbles on this video . I would love to hear her story time . Keep us posted if she DM you . 🏡
Great video guys! I couldn't believe my eyes when you found the old videotapes of the former family that lived here. Thoroughly enjoyed it. It makes you aware of the fact that this was not just a house, but this was once a home. Keep up the great work.
Even with electricity still powering the home after tens years of supposedly sitting untouched, wouldn’t there be some roof damage at some point. The home seems to be in extremely good condition after sitting for 10 years. Even the grass and yard does not seem that overgrown.
Family probably owns it and stays there on occasion just to do upkeep work, although the dust says it’s been a while since they were there from the last time they went
Yeah it appears someone is obviously watching after it.
There are fresh flowers at 3:22 ...
@@Puschit1 I'm pretty sure those are vinyl flowers.
I truly respect how you guys explore you don't ransack disrespect and pretty much leave the place as you found it . You show no disrespect to the properties you explore. I love how you try to figure out the people who once resided there and share their story
This guy probably recently died recently and the estate is in litigation. The family is probably keeping the power on so the heat can be on in the winter to keep the pipes from freezing. Just a guess. You guys probably broke into a house that family members are kind of keeping up.
They probably got permission to be inside that house..
I feel like the house is heated with wood. Judging by the gentlemen’s wood pile in the garage. It was split for burning
@@dimitristewart2238 Nah, i’m assuming that’s wood he used for making his clocks, cause he had a bunch of clocks meaning a bunch of wood is needed, then again i might be wrong, again there was a bunch of wood so maybe you’re right
Ironic how his whole life was dedicated to making clocks....Something that documents time, yet now his home has now been documented almost like someone has frozen time and through you we can see his detailed humble life.
...and 'time' ran out for him... :(
@@22ergie indeed so :'(
@@mauritianchick | With a professional workshop he had inside the house, I believe its safe to say he worked from home. For many years/decades. And apparently he made a good living of being a clockmaker to have a house like that.
I cannot think of a better way to honor the man’s life. You guys treated the space respectfully and were genuinely interested in his life. It is a very touching video.
Just wanted to say that I really appreciated cognitive awareness and respect of what you were seeing and exploring in this home. It was nice for once to see a place that was not ransacked and clearly had things of value in it (that car was in great shape and probably extremely low miles!) and actually did look like someone just left it. The way you played the VHS tape and let the former resident’s private moments and voices play out without talking over it was very well done. It was indeed a heartbreaking video and one that shows us the fleeting nature of life… we all move on at some point, and we can’t take it with us. I just wanted to say thank you for doing this the right way.
This was so sad. Everything stopped in time there. Thank you guys for being respectful to their home.
Watching that video made me cry. Makes me miss my grandpa. Makes me sad that ppl didn’t come forward to claim their items. It’s like their lives meant nothing to others. So sad 🥺
I've lost most of my relatives. Watching that Christmas tape really made me cry. Thank you for sharing that. Life is so short. 💙💙💙💙
How lonely he must've been after his wife passed away!
This past, was somebody’s now. Someone’s life, and someone’s end. Someone’s all. That’s really sad to think
Your words phrased it perfectly.....I know exactly what you mean. There's such a wasted finality about it. No one left to have the memories surrounding these objects. Like all of this means nothing now.
@@lauradent5420 And all of this nothing means now
It's crazy to watch the VHS playback of their Christmas when I'm watching this on during 1:12AM during Christmas, makes it pretty surreal.
I like that you’re so respectful & genuinely interested
homes hold so much depth that gets left behind. homes are like time capsules full of memories that should be cherished rather than be destroyed. it's beautiful to see that there are abandoned homes that still have & hold the light of the family who left it there.
Wow, this is haunting. Tore my heart out. I wonder if the old gentleman sat on the couch watching those home movies and remembering happier times. It must have been very lonely for him after his wife died. I got the impression that they were a very loving couple. It seemed like such a happy home. So empty now.
Your comment brought tears ..
Watching what went on in that very house back then was everything as you described...surreal and sad and a little creepy knowing you're standing right there in that same spot where they lived and now are no longer. And myself being a dog lover knowing that happy dog has passed away. Awesome video guys!!
I am a dog lover, too, and that thought really broke my heart. It was nice to see that the dog was so happy and obviously adored by these people, though.
Maybe the dog didn’t maybe daughter took him or her.
The videotape was dated '87-'88, so it's certain that the dog would have passed many years ago.
@@jedilearner1138 oh yeah that's right I had temporarily forgotten that after the comment about a family member taking the dog. Thank you 😊
@@lisakorbel7866 Either I'm going crazy or at least one comment was deleted from this thread, right?
This one really got to me and made me sad!! You guys did an amazing job here. This is so layered. I just turned 59 this year my parents were born in the 1920s and have long been gone they were older and I remember what it was like growing up in the 60s 70s and living through the 80s and 90s.
The world has changed incredibly. What I can figure from this is that this was land it probably was in the family the old house that you see that’s unrecognizable and the plot of land that is a garden its reminiscent of how people lived in the past they would raise their vegetables and fruits not everyone was in a city with access to grocery stores etc. so this was probably land that’s been in the family a long time that’s why there’s no need to reclaim the house, my guess is the daughter just wanted to get away from all of it saw both of her parents pass and didn’t want to be the last one to clean everything up. Maybe she just keeps the electricity on and says to herself she’ll go back one day to clean it up but doesn’t. Maybe there are other family members as well but from that family scene in the video everyone was quite old except the daughter. This made me tremendously sad but it was beautiful at the same time thank you so much for making this gorgeous video!!
I just watched another video that is three years on. No power. But the stuff is still largely untouched. It may be the daughter has also fallen into ill health. Nice place for an auction, but all that awful 70’s decor needs to be ripped out, and given a clean, clutter-free refresh. Assuming the house is still viable at all. Those northern winters very quickly destroy an un-heated house.
At various times during my occupation, I often found myself going into abandoned homes/buildings to check on the properties. Like a legally sactioned urban explorer. I found myself captivate by pictures and other momentoes, that were left behind by the previous inhabitants. I always wondered what kinds of lives they lived. What personal triumphs and tragedies they faced. What you guys do, and the many others like you on CZcams, is document these little histories. If you guys didn't (if I may borrow an old cliche); "All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain."
This house is so beautiful yet breaks my heart. Makes me think of my old home place that is gone, sure wish I could go back home and have my family back together again😢😢😢
That's impossible everything and everyone will disappear
That was so cool to watch. I especially like how respectfully you guys treated the place.
Without a shadow of a doubt, they should do
These guys seem very respectful
Like the country song goes.. I just wanna look around I won't take anything... but a memory.
They could’ve took out the old food though, atleast be helpful 😆
You mean break into a house that has the power on.. someones paying the bill.
I always find it crazy when you get to into things that have been literally untouched for actual decades! It’s weird because so much has changed yet the house is still the same.
I've watched a lot of these explorer videos and this one made me so sad. Seeing that video of the people alive and enjoying the room they were in was bizarre and kind of haunting to me.
Yes...of all the Uberex videos I saw. Seeing the home video of the man, wife and dog...seeing them happy, but then realizing they are gone....it was like watching ghost.
@@jc1979af the dog could be still alive maybe daughter took him or her.
@@red3here | The videotape dates back to 1988 so its safe to say the dog is deceased.
@@MoniqueFromPlymouth Yep. Over 30 years ago. Most of the older people in that video are likely gone too
Kinda crappy for the kids of those old folks not to come organize their belongings and at least take the video and pictures with them.
That vhs video just shows how temporary life is, great video
I Hope that this house wouldn‘t get destroyed by Vandals it looks so nice🥺
I'm happy to see you guys are respecting this mans home. You understand everyone deserves to be remembered.
This home is completely abandoned yet still looks nicer than mine.
I don’t know why, but I’m just crying at this. It’s common to find stills, but video footage of this family, seeing them move, watching them just be human beings. It’s incredible.
I don't usually comment but this exploration in particular got me extremely sad for some reason...
What a crazy one this was! My father is older, and I recognized many of the things in the house from my childhood. A lot of kitchen appliances were exactly what we had. The wallpaper in the kitchen is very similar to the kitchen wallpaper from my childhood home, the counter tops as well. My grandfather was also a clockmaker, and so many clocks were the same. Awesome, nostalgic video for me. How awesome that the power was left on and you guys could check out the VHS.
Obviously this family had some "coin" and owned a top of the line video camera, because the quality of that '87/'88 home video is excellent.
No different than other 80s videos....
Yes the quality of that video is remarkable! Much better than my 90s VHS tapes!
I was wondering if anyone noticed that. That's almost clearer than my cell phone camera. Lol.
I had the jvc gr55 camcorder same as used in the back to the future films that was decent quality for the time , I'd imagine these home videos where done using a similar sort of camera.
Most older people rented them back then from Blockbuster~
This is so heartbreaking. They were totally forgotten until you came along and shared his story with the world. That's my biggest fear. Not to die.....that's easy. But to be forgotten. To not be remembered by even 1 single person.
this is by far my favorite abandoned house that ever been explored. power, history, intact!
The house is still beautiful inside and out. To see that video with the owners and their dog broke my heart..I hope it never gets vandalized...This was one special find guys! This couple's whole life of letters important personal papers old photos antique furnishings will one day start to decay along with their beautiful home..so sad. I hope the daughter comes back and saves it. Stay safe healthy and blessed! From Southern California ☀️
I would love to purchase this home. I would leave it as is for the most part, just tidy it up and decorate it for the holidays. The way it was ... *sigh* such a beautiful, simple life. ❤️ I never have much luck finding abandoned homes in Reno NV. Most of the homeless have already found them and trashed them. Which is heartbreaking to me. I could never walk into someone’s once beautiful home, and smash their belongings or destroy the property. I imagine it being my grandparents home, and treat it with the same respect! ❤️
@ChrisHansenGamingAndVlogs she was trying to be nice. Chill.
If you've never been homeless, you don't know what you would do in an abandoned house. Besides it's not the homeless that wreck abandoned homes, it's usually teens and young adults who use it just as a place to kick it.
This was a very sad but amazing find! I’m in my mid 50’a and grew up in the 70’s so I remember the colors and styles from that era! Y’all are great kids, respectful with good hearts! Stay safe in your travels and keep them coming!
Cheers from Sugarland, Texas
The Story of the Owner and those old Videos of them made me cry . How amazingly talented he was ! I'm so fascinated
I don’t know why, but heart hurt watching this. I guess it made me realize that life is so short and we aren’t guaranteed a tomorrow. Seeing that sweet dog on the video also made me sad. I wonder whatever happened to it? Is it buried on the property? Being a huge animal lover, it made me sad. Also, when he commented that the sofa was worn where the old man probably sat most of the time, pulled at my heart strings too. I love clocks and the Westminster chime sound. There aren’t many clock makers left like this man. I believe we lost a treasure when he died.
I like how you guys are so young and have trouble identifying what you see
I noticed that too, it was funny but cute.
Yes. The cherub is a bronzed child.
“this must be before incense was invented” 😂
Well they did know what a VCR was and how to operate it.
@@cailanmacLaren best comment in the vid! 🤣 Incense is thousands of years older than potpourri...
I want to go and clean that house, you know, mop the floors, vacuum, dust walls, ceilings, windows, clean kitchen and bathroom, just leaving everything the way it is, but clean.
Ella, I could use some of that kind of help, lol
@@jonathanheussi1189 Do you live in a old amazingly, unique house?...With hallways and secret doors!?... With treasures and vintage stuff!?😁
If you do, I'm interested 😉
@@ellaroberts1812 Nope, just a regular place. One of my neighbors is wicked old though
I agree, I said to myself I feel like going there with my mower and weed eater and cleaning up the yard, it really is not that bad, as for the inside a little dusting and some 409 in the kitchen and there you go, ready to move in and restore life back into that place,
@@jm1551701 Let's Go!...
Wait, where is this?, USA, CANADA or in a FAR LAND?
I hope that relatives come back to this place. That is sad that it's all sitting there, collecting dust. It's been two years since you recorded this, but still, I hope they may come back to collect fond memories...
You did a beautiful job showing this home and showing respect to the former owners. It was very touching, and makes us realize that we are all only here for a little while.
Playing people's home videos isn't very respectful.
We are but a moment in time...
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Dust in the wind all we are is dust in the wind 🎶🎵
i don't know why but this made me so sad
For you are dust and to dust you shall return.
Imagine going out for groceries and by the time you're back a video like this is made about your house, and these guys went through all your stuff...
I would unload my rifle on them. Period.
Someone should buy this place and preserve it.
Something just feels wrong about these kids going threw this dudes shit.
Yeah this one feels like a break in.
I feel the same way. It feels so wrong...
Those home videos had me in tears. Can yall go back and document them all? These people's lives should be remembered, if not by their family, let us be their family.
Let it go. We all will disappear in the time
What a lovely thing to say,we will be your family.Thats so sweet and I fully back your love for this family that once was.
That was so hard hitting. This brings me back to my grandparents old house with holiday visits just like this. Those shots of the happy dog and the clockmaker and family were spectacular! Piano was a great fit as well!👍
Made me feel like I was at my granny’s house too ☺️
This is by far the best “stepping back in time”video I’ve ever watched, it really did put a smile on my face 🤗 Thankyou
Wow- I feel nostalgia and sadness. This is the best-preserved abandoned house I've ever seem on CZcams. Thanks for posting it.
I swear to god I've NEVER cried while watching one of these videos but I balled like a blubbering baby watching your video. Seeing the family opening their Christmas presents and spending what could quite possibly have been their last Christmas together, truly heart breaking!!💔 There's not very many abandoned houses that make me sad but this one definitely takes the cake. And so respectfully done. I've seen a few of y'alls videos but this one made me a subscriber. 🙏
Yea I have to say it tugged at my heart strings as well, it was as if the houses walls got to hear its owners voices one more time, and then when the boy's left she was all alone once again and that is sad I hope someone see's this post that lives in that area and maybe wants to buy or claim the house so life can return, it is a shame for such a nice house to be empty when there is a family that needs a home
@@jm1551701 | _"I have to say it tugged at my heart strings as well, it was as if the house's walls got to hear its owners voices one more time..."_ That was the best part of the whole video (when you start that scene at 8:05). These were the only urban explorers of that house who took the risk of taking their time to actually play that videotape to find out who the homeowners were, what they looked and sounded like. And going the extra mile of giving us (the audience) the feeling we are there in the empty room hearing their voices as if they were there in spirit.
@@MoniqueFromPlymouth Absolutely!! I would have sat here and watched the entire home video as long as they played it. I dont usually promote channels on different channels but I just couldn't help but do that with this video. I've told everyone that will listen about this video. The boys done such a lovely and respectful job exploring and portraying this house. Its been 2 weeks since I've watched this and it's still heavy on my mind.
I’m not gonna lie that’s a nice house for being untouched for years
This will always be one of my favorite houses .Seeing the video brings tears to my eyes when we see the video footage of the family dog,as I'm a lifelong dog n cat lover.In other stuff I'm binge watching all my favorite time capsule house explores ❤️
I love this video you all did a great job and I love how you’re so respectful to the gentleman’s home who passed away. So sad to see the family just letting the house go. Looks like there’s so many great memories to share.
Currently crying. I hope all these beautiful people are resting in peace. What a beautiful way to time travel from my bedroom. Thank you.
As a fragrance lover, my heart skipped a beat when I saw that vintage N°5 in the bathroom 💔
I don’t know why, but this one made me cry. I guess maybe it reminded me of my mom passing and all of her things when we had to go through them. Thank you for being respectful. It’s so unfortunate when these homes get destroyed by squatters and vandals.
Its now 11-12-21 and this was posted 10-30-20 and I just viewed the video for the first time. I have to tell you that a whole lot sadness covered me before I even finished the video. The discoveries you made, the clocks, the VHS tapes, just everything, brought the reality of ones life so real as if he just stepped out of the room for a minute. You and your partner handled everything with great care and respect and I commend you for that. I guess it will never be known why or who left the home untouched for so many years. I only hope it remains hidden and no harm comes to the house. Both of you did a great job and you just got a new sub from Oklahoma. Thank You, Just Me
This video just makes me miss my grandparents.. may they rip
This is the only explanation video I've ever seen that made me emotional. Its so sad to think that someday all that will be left to be remembered of us is the things we leave behind.
Unbelievable, I think this is the best I’ve seen. The nostalgia overwhelmed me, you brought the house back to life for a short time. Letting the four walls hear the voices once again of its loved ones. Thanks for this beautiful upload guys 👍
I didn't want this video to end. Really enjoyed this. He seemed like a sweet man