I feel so old! I think of the 90’s and think that it just wasn’t that long ago. Then I count back and realize that it was 30 years ago! How is this possible?! I graduated from high school in the 90’s. This was a great time capsule. Thank you so much for sharing it with us. 💗
I feel the same exact way… I graduated in 95 and when I hear people talk about 30 years ago in my mind that means like the 50s but, then reality kicks in
Imagine what the house was like when it was full of people. Sometimes I picture the family going about their daily lives, the kids up in their rooms doing homework, mum and dad in the kitchen.. So many memories of people's lives.. Fantastic place. 🏡👍
Somebody’s been in the home tidying up, as the bookcase is nearly empty and there’s boxes in the dining room. I wouldn’t be surprised there are relatives alive that need to come back and sort this out. Maybe there is a legal tussle as to who owns what, or problems with the will? These issues can go on for years, and whilst people are squabbling, the property and its contents are ruined or stolen. It’s so sad. This place is stunning, another amazing property, if I had the money I would buy it and renovate it to its former glory. Being out in the middle of the countryside, with only wildlife for neighbours would be amazing. Oh well we can all dream 😴.
My dream too, couldn’t agree more about the possible reason that such a beautiful property is just left to decay, there was some amazing stuff being left to rot, such a shame. 🙁
I was thinking the same thing. There no telling how much has been stolen from there it looks like they may have thing that are maybe considered antique.
Estate probate is the death of many old places. It’s sad really. I’ve seen them locked up while family argues over who gets what. The reason I live in a small house, on big land. Its worth more, easier for my two kids to sort later lol
This house is very 1970s through to early ‘90s. A lot of the items are very familiar to me and it reminds me of the house my parents lived in for 3 decades (70s, 80s &’90s) The teenage bedroom with the Viz magazines, the dried ‘flowers’ in the hallway. The TVs are from the ‘70s/‘80s as are the teasmades! Where has the family gone? I’d love to know the backstory.
It would have been a beautiful house in its day. I thought the coffee machines were in fact 'Teasmaid' machines. My old Dad had one you set the time and filled the water container up, the alarm went off and you could have the first cup of tea in bed on a cold morning. I suppose it could be used for coffee too. Thank you for this video 💕🇦🇺
These bring back memories , I remember getting my friends one as a wedding present, Love watching and seeing all the old furniture, gadgets and decor etc xx
You did make me giggle when mentioning about the royal plaque saying it was like being drunk and waking up to find a traffic cone on your bed. Love the respect you always show at each residences x
When we explored here a couple of Years ago we bumped into a couple of locals when we were leaving and they told us that it was an elderly couple that lived there and both of them suddenly passed away and they had no children off there own but they were carers for children that were took off there parents and as far as the people we spoke too knew they never adopted any of the kids they just looked after them until they were permanently adopted by other families. Great explore bud and I'm glad evreything is still there and yea those were Coffee machines bud
@@sallycollins2445 if they didn't have funeral plans in place or family members down as next of kin it would be down to the local authority to arrange the funerals usually just a cremation
I love to see you and dale exploring together and Dale is such a good lad and like you he is very respectful. I also love it when Lisa joins you too Adam. You make a lovely couple. So many older items in this house its really amazing just the property that you love ... Keep them coming every week Adam i just love your channel. I hope that mug with the toothbrushes in the bathroom wasnt a Clarice Cliff as they are worth a lot. That's one massive house ...
The two things you found are teasmades, you set the alarm and the kettle boiled and poured tea. I wonder if this may have been run as a b&b at some point
You’ve found a real, genuine time capsule! When I see the crocheted doilies upon the furniture - it certainly takes me back to the days! This house is so authentic! Allow me to share with you what I’ve had the sometime pleasure of experiencing in my long remote youth: Younger people nowadays might likely be utterly flabbergasted to learn how much work, effort and care went in to making these various doilies and the other table scarves etc. It was completely normal for every piece of furniture - or many, possibly most - to have at least one covering in place. Each was handmade and often a matching set for one complete grouping in a room. All are made of thin, high quality linen with the lace hand tatted and stitched on using needle and thread. To keep them clean they gently shaken whenever the normal dusting and polishing is done (weekly) However, it all gets a wash regularly maybe twice per year; being gently washed, rinsed, blocked (so as to dry flat), and lastly dipped in a starch & cold water mixture and ironed. Then they were placed again atop the freshly dusted and hand waxed hardwood furniture, ready to continue gracing. the well kept homes of yesteryear. And, That’s what I think about whenever I see linen scarves and doilies in these elegant old houses and homes. THANK YOU for sharing this with us; a lovely trip down memory lane. Just splendid for an olden one like me to enjoy
Sorry if it's been mentioned but the 'coffee machines' are Tea's maid machines. You fill the tank and set the time and when you woke the water would be boiling ready for your morning copper. Thank you for being so respectful. I love it when it's you and Dale as your both so kind about the houses previous occupants. Keep doing what your doing cos you do it well. 👍
This place must have been incredible! Breaks my heart to see all those precious family photos left behind! ☹️ I would give anything to have my family photos back… they were lost in a fire. All those Asian collectibles left behind. Those antiques! Just left to rot! ☹️ Great explore! Just subbed… new fan from New Jersey, USA.
I used to explore abandoned houses with my friends back in the 80s, and I loved to sneak around in my grandparents attic, the wonderful mess and strange items there… I still have a soft spot for decay, old books and stuff… These timecapsules are so intriguing…❤️
To be honest with homes like this especially nothing seems to have been trashed etc then it would be in your interest to report this abandoned home to the council The reason to stop others who may have different intentions than yourselves and trash the place steal etc They can board the place up or even do a search on relatives
I am amazed that no one comes forward, there must be relatives that know of the house and family, where are they??!!. I can't believe that these houses are just left, don't the council or social services or police get involved. Are these families that just disappear or die.... Very interesting watch but also very sad. Much appreciated though, thanks
No No No …..involve the council and the result will be demolition and selling the land for yet more disgusting new builds and the loss of even more local history. When will people learn to LET THINGS BE, and to stop poking their interfering noses into things that are none of their fecking business?
Better for the goodies to be stolen, than trashed, if nobody is alive, or whatever, to come forward, and claim these valuables, and collectibles. That is part of what truly disturbs me in all this. Who abandons homes, and personal property? Could all these folks have been murdered? What is going on?
I am 65 years old and my parents are still alive. And all 7 of us kids have our growth marks at various times still edged into the framework of the entryway door going into the kitchen! Along with some of the grandkids.
This home is so amazing! It's a shame it's falling in such disrepair! It truly makes you wish you were rich enough to go and buy it and restore it to it's former glory! That bed in the master is truly stunning!
What an amazing find with only natrual decay and no tagging or destruction. The different layers of age makes me think perhaps someone died and their things were brought here. I got lost on the numbers of beds and bedrooms. What an incredible house, there are some valuable things in there. Thanks for sharing.
Great video. Thanks Adam. I just can’t understand how everyone’s stuff is still there. With so many people living there, you would think that someone could have packed people’s belongings. And I noticed the pail catching the water coming through the hole in the roof, and it wasn’t overflowing so someone was there very recently
Adam, This house is awesome!!!! You always get a good house!!!! I wish we had a house like this growing up!! We had 10 people in a 2 bedroom one bath house¡ Thank you for the tour.
Really hope someone saves this house or at least the many fine items. The wonderful stairs are fantastic! Here in the states lots of old buildings are once again just getting demolished. Seems antiques and history always skips a generation. I love this home because there is so much quality stuff. Most seems to have purpose and not all throw away, Perhaps the daughter died in an accident? Then parents passed 8 years after? In this crazy fast paced world it seems people forget the stories after just a few years. I have explored and asked questions about abandoned places and it is shocking how many have no idea / care about the history. Love the explores and respect!
This is the best one yet. What a waste of an amazing house. Sad too see really. Forever grateful you guys do these kind of video's. I would love to be able to travel the world and look at old buildings.
What a fascinating house! Quite well to do folks judging by the decor and clothes. I think its Gaspacho soup you were thinking of earlier Mark! Its staggering to think that everything was just left and no family members came back for it. Just can't understand it. Fabulous entertainment guys! Andy
Those things in the bedroom, where teas made, you set the alarm to make tea , as you woke up. They use to spit boiling water all over the place, my Nan had one for years.
This is one of the best explores I have seen. It’s sad that there are so many places left like this with all the contents. still there. A real time capsule.I would love to know the back story of this one. You show loads of respect. I hope people with a lot less respect don’t arrive there and loot and trash it anytime soon. Thanks for showing us round.
Love to see you and Dale together exploying. Your both great at it and get along good. Beautiful house, but so sad the way it's left. And family pictures shouldn't be left.
This is making me think of what people would say if they walked through my house as it is right this second, 30 years in the future. People would probably think I was bonkers. Collections of random things throughout, etc.
Unreal! Never seen a house like it. A big family of several generations clearly lived there altogether (im probably stating the obvious). Like many other comments have asked, you've just got to wonder how on earth did this house become abandoned by all the family leaving behind several (or hundreds) of objects with extreme sentimental value - such as all those photos in those boxes and the album of negatives too. Also, like several others have mentioned, surely there must be some relatives around somewhere who have connections or some rights to this property. The mind boggles! Also I was expecting some ghost activity to occur at some point - but you didn't do you usual Necrophonic check! But thanks for 40 minutes of absolute intrigue and fascination.
This amazing, that house structure reminds me of the early 1900’s with the small rooms and the shape. It’s tragic that this is wasting away, hope it’s not family fighting, that is insane. Of course I also let my mind wonder and start thinking maybe something horrible happened.
Love it.I can just hear the children playing,Women talking about the scandle at Church.And we cant forget the Men.Lighting up their plpes,tasting the fruits of their labor WINE.🍷🍷🍷I love how big the rooms were and the niches built in front of the windows,to read or just reflect on the day...Thank you Mark for taking me along these wonderful journeys.🙏🙏🙏
This home is absolutely amazing I know that it was beautiful and its full Glory with a beautiful happy family it's so sad to see something like this just sit in Ruins and go to waste I can't understand why there wouldn't be someone who wants to restore something so nice so beautiful and considering where it's at thank you so much for sharing your video you guys are awesome I love this one probably the best yet
Great video mate. Love the respect you show to the property and possessions. Just looking at all of the rooms filled with stuff, and to think those were someone's personal belongings, and yet all left behind. Sad. Great house. It's a pity relatatives of the former owners cannot be found and those items given a second home. Plus I always think, it's a shame somebody doesn't come along and restore the house to its former glory, and live in it, before it is completely destroyed by nature.
Love this house. It does make you wonder about the story. There was clearly a large family that lived there so you would think some of them are still alive so why haven't the personal stuff been removed? Or the house even used or sold before it started deteriorating. I wish you could get some history on it or that you were able to give out a location so others could try to find more history.
I just found you a few days ago and I'm already obsessed 😂 thank you ❣️ the beauty, the history, the quaint bits and bobs, and the occasional Spirit, pure perfection 😁
I love the old time capsules ya'll find and explore :) I have my grandfather's old Manadoline, that he saranated my grandmother with back in the early 20s I think. All it needs is a proper repair once the wood glue mom used to repair over 50 yrs ago, and new strings. I hope to learn how to play it as well. Is that an old banjo? In-room ya'll found the old sword?
Dale was right, escargot is snails. I love the bay windows and the furniture .A.azi g place,there's a lot of money in those dishes ,that sword wow what a beauty this house once was.such a shame it's going to fall in.The property is wonderful too.Looks like they really liked to Party.Love it.👍😍❤️❤️🇺🇸
Always look forward to your videos Adam fabulous find some fab stuff left hope the family come to sort it out and not leave it to rot it’s a shame everything has been left and even someone’s ashes x
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What a beautiful home with some really cool stuff left behind. Really makes me wonder what happened to the family. Very interesting, but also quite sad. Great video!
Aww seeing this beautiful home being takin by nature made me sad and soooo much stuff still there really hits home to the phrase it's just stuff it's not going with u to the grave!!
I'm sure I see another orb. What a fantastic house. Such a shame. What happened to the kids? Some of that stuff brought back memories from my childhood. The green soda stream I have one of them an original from 1970s was mum and dad's. Don't see how anyone could just walk away and leave all.the memories behind. Could never do that. It's so sad. Would love to save that 4 posta. Adam your videos just get better and better ❤
Great explore Adam!! It is a shame that this beautiful home and alll the contents left behind to just decay snd just rot away. Very interesting finds, a lot of money snd this home could be beautiful again. Keep all the videos coming they r great!!! I like two in one week
Brill explore you two, downstairs in the front entrance was a “ shooting stick” and the “umbrella” looked like a “ parasol “ once used by “ ladies” to protect their delicate skin from the sun. The two Chinese wall hangings in frames may have been made from silk, so many things left behind such a shame but good for us to see when you explore these “ time capsules “ here’s to the next one 👍🐾🐾🐾🥰
Amazing explore boys. Very beautiful home indeed. Shame its falling apart and nature taking it back. Thank you for sharing it with us. Until the next one love ya'll🙂❤👍 P.S. Can't wait to see what Lisa and you have been up to Adam!! Hope you having fun on your trip!!! ❤🤗💜
Wow absolute fab place guys, massive, lots of interesting stuff too. Escargot is the French word for snail. It is also a dish consisting of cooked land snails. It is often served as an hors d'oeuvre and is common in France and India. Gazpacho is a cold tomato soup. The items in front of the window with clocks on them are teas maids, you could set an alarm on them to boil the kettle at the back and it would make you a cuppa for when you woke up. Beautiful find, loved this property, thank you both so much for sharing, was well worth the wait from the premier.
Gazpacho is cold soup, Escargot is snails. The machines in the top floor room are Goblin Teasmaids, you set the alarm and it makes you a cup of tea when you wake up.
Snails are really good baked in lots of butter and garlic.. I made a mistake.. trying it in soup form. I gagged on the first spoon.. I was shocked it was slimy.. The small snails baked whole in butter and garlic are not slimy at all. Take my advice from my experience NEVER eat Escargot soup..
Looks like a Beautiful home ar one time. I couldn't beleave the vines growing through the windows. Love the Hippo. Thank you Adam for taking time to show us all the Antiques. Stay safe . God Bless.
I love your videos!! Found you by accident and have been throughly enjoying your adventures! Lots of questions have popped into my mind as I’m watching and listening to your commentaries on these homes you’ve been exploring. I’m so intrigued with the history of the people who had to leave their homes and belongings behind, as I’m sure you are too! How do you gain access to these places?? So cool!! I will continue to watch, so so interesting!
What a beautiful house it must have been in it's heyday. I always wonder how houses are lived it on day and then everyone vanishes, but no relatives seem to appear to claim stuff.
Hi Adam,what a time capsul this one was,l can never understand why there is no one left in the family or even friends of family to leave this great house and lovely things left here,this place is sadly decaying each day and will be left destroyed what a waste and a shame thanks for sharing
Wow what an amazing place I bet it was gorgeous in its day it’s such a shame makes you wonder what happened to them all? Thanks for an amazing video 💕💕
I wish you had looked under the mattress for ‘jazz’ mags. It would be great to see some ‘art pamphlets’ from back in the day. I remember the issue of Viz you found, it must have been from around ‘92.
I feel so old! I think of the 90’s and think that it just wasn’t that long ago. Then I count back and realize that it was 30 years ago! How is this possible?! I graduated from high school in the 90’s. This was a great time capsule. Thank you so much for sharing it with us. 💗
Same here. Blast from the past! 😁 '96 graduation. That taller stero, (cassette tapes) I had growing up in the mid 90's, haha.
I feel the same exact way… I graduated in 95 and when I hear people talk about 30 years ago in my mind that means like the 50s but, then reality kicks in
@@melissalang78 I think i have that exact tower still.... It's in my Garage and I still use it.
I am a 1986 graduate but I understand what you are saying!
Time does seem to creep up on us. It's practically ticking away! Perplexed too
Imagine what the house was like when it was full of people. Sometimes I picture the family going about their daily lives, the kids up in their rooms doing homework, mum and dad in the kitchen.. So many memories of people's lives.. Fantastic place. 🏡👍
Somebody’s been in the home tidying up, as the bookcase is nearly empty and there’s boxes in the dining room. I wouldn’t be surprised there are relatives alive that need to come back and sort this out. Maybe there is a legal tussle as to who owns what, or problems with the will? These issues can go on for years, and whilst people are squabbling, the property and its contents are ruined or stolen. It’s so sad. This place is stunning, another amazing property, if I had the money I would buy it and renovate it to its former glory. Being out in the middle of the countryside, with only wildlife for neighbours would be amazing. Oh well we can all dream 😴.
My dream too, couldn’t agree more about the possible reason that such a beautiful property is just left to decay, there was some amazing stuff being left to rot, such a shame. 🙁
I was thinking the same thing. There no telling how much has been stolen from there it looks like they may have thing that are maybe considered antique.
Thats very possible and as u say so sad all these amazing possessions, photos and the likes just rot away it’s veryheartbreaking to see 😢
I’m thinking maybe that someone had been in tidying and got scared away from seeing the owners ghosts maybe
Estate probate is the death of many old places. It’s sad really. I’ve seen them locked up while family argues over who gets what. The reason I live in a small house, on big land. Its worth more, easier for my two kids to sort later lol
This house is very 1970s through to early ‘90s. A lot of the items are very familiar to me and it reminds me of the house my parents lived in for 3 decades (70s, 80s &’90s) The teenage bedroom with the Viz magazines, the dried ‘flowers’ in the hallway. The TVs are from the ‘70s/‘80s as are the teasmades!
Where has the family gone? I’d love to know the backstory.
What a waste of a good home! Too bad it's abandoned like this. You're always so respectful of these places. Thank you for the tour! Very enjoyable! 🤗
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@Cowboy Church just wouldn't trash a house. I've been doing this for years. You'd never know I'd been in if it wasn't for filming
@Cowboy Church that is true
It would have been a beautiful house in its day. I thought the coffee machines were in fact 'Teasmaid' machines. My old Dad had one you set the time and filled the water container up, the alarm went off and you could have the first cup of tea in bed on a cold morning. I suppose it could be used for coffee too. Thank you for this video 💕🇦🇺
Yeah that’s what they are Liz, my mum & dad had one in the 70s!
i would say teasmade , as i had one .
These bring back memories , I remember getting my friends one as a wedding present,
Love watching and seeing all the old furniture, gadgets and decor etc xx
You did make me giggle when mentioning about the royal plaque saying it was like being drunk and waking up to find a traffic cone on your bed. Love the respect you always show at each residences x
When we explored here a couple of Years ago we bumped into a couple of locals when we were leaving and they told us that it was an elderly couple that lived there and both of them suddenly passed away and they had no children off there own but they were carers for children that were took off there parents and as far as the people we spoke too knew they never adopted any of the kids they just looked after them until they were permanently adopted by other families. Great explore bud and I'm glad evreything is still there and yea those were Coffee machines bud
Who makes the funeral arrangements and pays for the funerals?
@@sallycollins2445 if they didn't have funeral plans in place or family members down as next of kin it would be down to the local authority to arrange the funerals usually just a cremation
I get this...seems like a 'yoof' orientated house but lacks the intimate feel of family.
@@timkeegan5007 so what happened then? I'm sure everybody would like to hear your story
@tim keegan if the place is yours why have you left the place to rot with broken windows etc
I love to see you and dale exploring together and Dale is such a good lad and like you he is very respectful. I also love it when Lisa joins you too Adam. You make a lovely couple. So many older items in this house its really amazing just the property that you love ... Keep them coming every week Adam i just love your channel. I hope that mug with the toothbrushes in the bathroom wasnt a Clarice Cliff as they are worth a lot. That's one massive house ...
The two things you found are teasmades, you set the alarm and the kettle boiled and poured tea. I wonder if this may have been run as a b&b at some point
This house is impressive. Wish we could know the family's back story, or other homes. Unpacked luggage seen, and all possessions remained was uncanny.
You’ve found a real, genuine time capsule!
When I see the crocheted doilies upon the furniture - it certainly takes me back to the days! This house is so authentic!
Allow me to share with you what I’ve had the sometime pleasure of experiencing in my long remote youth:
Younger people nowadays might likely be utterly flabbergasted to learn how much work, effort and care went in to making these various doilies and the other table scarves etc.
It was completely normal for every piece of furniture - or many, possibly most - to have at least one covering in place.
Each was handmade and often a matching set for one complete grouping in a room.
All are made of thin, high quality linen with the lace hand tatted and stitched on using needle and thread.
To keep them clean they gently shaken whenever the normal dusting and polishing is done (weekly)
However, it all gets a wash regularly maybe twice per year; being gently washed, rinsed, blocked (so as to dry flat), and lastly dipped in a starch & cold water mixture and ironed.
Then they were placed again atop the freshly dusted and hand waxed hardwood furniture, ready to continue gracing. the well kept homes of yesteryear.
And, That’s what I think about whenever I see linen scarves and doilies in these elegant old houses and homes.
THANK YOU for sharing this with us; a lovely trip down memory lane. Just splendid for an olden one like me to enjoy
You have described it perfectly. Just as I remember it also. I love crocheting like that and tatting.
Sorry if it's been mentioned but the 'coffee machines' are Tea's maid machines. You fill the tank and set the time and when you woke the water would be boiling ready for your morning copper. Thank you for being so respectful. I love it when it's you and Dale as your both so kind about the houses previous occupants. Keep doing what your doing cos you do it well. 👍
This place must have been incredible! Breaks my heart to see all those precious family photos left behind! ☹️ I would give anything to have my family photos back… they were lost in a fire. All those Asian collectibles left behind. Those antiques! Just left to rot! ☹️ Great explore! Just subbed… new fan from New Jersey, USA.
I often wonder what happened to make a family just up and leave a house with EVERYTHING still inside it.
Yeah I don't get it
I used to explore abandoned houses with my friends back in the 80s, and I loved to sneak around in my grandparents attic, the wonderful mess and strange items there… I still have a soft spot for decay, old books and stuff… These timecapsules are so intriguing…❤️
Mark u and Dale r great doing explores together!!! U two together r sooo funny and very respectful to all the things in the homes
To be honest with homes like this especially nothing seems to have been trashed etc then it would be in your interest to report this abandoned home to the council
The reason to stop others who may have different intentions than yourselves and trash the place steal etc
They can board the place up or even do a search on relatives
I am amazed that no one comes forward, there must be relatives that know of the house and family, where are they??!!. I can't believe that these houses are just left, don't the council or social services or police get involved. Are these families that just disappear or die.... Very interesting watch but also very sad. Much appreciated though, thanks
No No No …..involve the council and the result will be demolition and selling the land for yet more disgusting new builds and the loss of even more local history. When will people learn to LET THINGS BE, and to stop poking their interfering noses into things that are none of their fecking business?
Yeah, but the districts already know about these places.
Better for the goodies to be stolen, than trashed, if nobody is alive, or whatever, to come forward, and claim these valuables, and collectibles. That is part of what truly disturbs me in all this. Who abandons homes, and personal property? Could all these folks have been murdered? What is going on?
19:30. Finding the growth chart on the closet door is wonderful and speaks of a large and loving family 🥰
I am 65 years old and my parents are still alive. And all 7 of us kids have our growth marks at various times still edged into the framework of the entryway door going into the kitchen! Along with some of the grandkids.
This home is so amazing! It's a shame it's falling in such disrepair! It truly makes you wish you were rich enough to go and buy it and restore it to it's former glory! That bed in the master is truly stunning!
There's like alot of German stuff upstairs but if you look at the one fireplace downstairs there are Jewish candelabras on it? Kind of strange.
So sad all the beautiful furniture that is just left to rot!! This home was magnificent in its time
What an amazing find with only natrual decay and no tagging or destruction. The different layers of age makes me think perhaps someone died and their things were brought here. I got lost on the numbers of beds and bedrooms. What an incredible house, there are some valuable things in there. Thanks for sharing.
Large family home. Looks like they loved to travel and had various hobbies. Good find guys!
Great video. Thanks Adam. I just can’t understand how everyone’s stuff is still there. With so many people living there, you would think that someone could have packed people’s belongings. And I noticed the pail catching the water coming through the hole in the roof, and it wasn’t overflowing so someone was there very recently
Adam,
This house is awesome!!!! You always get a good house!!!!
I wish we had a house like this growing up!! We had 10 people
in a 2 bedroom one bath house¡
Thank you for the tour.
Really hope someone saves this house or at least the many fine items. The wonderful stairs are fantastic! Here in the states lots of old buildings are once again just getting demolished. Seems antiques and history always skips a generation. I love this home because there is so much quality stuff. Most seems to have purpose and not all throw away,
Perhaps the daughter died in an accident? Then parents passed 8 years after? In this crazy fast paced world it seems people forget the stories after just a few years. I have explored and asked questions about abandoned places and it is shocking how many have no idea / care about the history. Love the explores and respect!
This is the best one yet. What a waste of an amazing house. Sad too see really. Forever grateful you guys do these kind of video's. I would love to be able to travel the world and look at old buildings.
What a fascinating house! Quite well to do folks judging by the decor and clothes. I think its Gaspacho soup you were thinking of earlier Mark! Its staggering to think that everything was just left and no family members came back for it. Just can't understand it. Fabulous entertainment guys!
Andy
Those things in the bedroom, where teas made, you set the alarm to make tea , as you woke up. They use to spit boiling water all over the place, my Nan had one for years.
The most respectful exploration channel I've come across. Super chill too. Subscribed!
Really like seeing old stuff I'm 53 , reminds me of older times growing up
You would have thought there would be one person left from this family to take an interest in the house.
This is one of the best explores I have seen. It’s sad that there are so many places left like this with all the contents. still there. A real time capsule.I would love to know the back story of this one. You show loads of respect. I hope people with a lot less respect don’t arrive there and loot and trash it anytime soon. Thanks for showing us round.
I think it was a lovely house, a large family that traveled and yes wondering why everything was left. . Nice explore guys!
Love to see you and Dale together exploying. Your both great at it and get along good. Beautiful house, but so sad the way it's left. And family pictures shouldn't be left.
This is making me think of what people would say if they walked through my house as it is right this second, 30 years in the future. People would probably think I was bonkers. Collections of random things throughout, etc.
yeah. me too. i look around my house and i see no difference between these explores. except i'm still here.. for now.
Unreal! Never seen a house like it. A big family of several generations clearly lived there altogether (im probably stating the obvious). Like many other comments have asked, you've just got to wonder how on earth did this house become abandoned by all the family leaving behind several (or hundreds) of objects with extreme sentimental value - such as all those photos in those boxes and the album of negatives too. Also, like several others have mentioned, surely there must be some relatives around somewhere who have connections or some rights to this property. The mind boggles! Also I was expecting some ghost activity to occur at some point - but you didn't do you usual Necrophonic check! But thanks for 40 minutes of absolute intrigue and fascination.
This amazing, that house structure reminds me of the early 1900’s with the small rooms and the shape. It’s tragic that this is wasting away, hope it’s not family fighting, that is insane. Of course I also let my mind wonder and start thinking maybe something horrible happened.
love watching all these old houses trapped in time
retro the machines were teas maids from long ago its so nice to see
Love it.I can just hear the children playing,Women talking about the scandle at Church.And we cant forget the Men.Lighting up their plpes,tasting the fruits of their labor WINE.🍷🍷🍷I love how big the rooms were and the niches built in front of the windows,to read or just reflect on the day...Thank you Mark for taking me along these wonderful journeys.🙏🙏🙏
This home is absolutely amazing I know that it was beautiful and its full Glory with a beautiful happy family it's so sad to see something like this just sit in Ruins and go to waste I can't understand why there wouldn't be someone who wants to restore something so nice so beautiful and considering where it's at thank you so much for sharing your video you guys are awesome I love this one probably the best yet
Great video mate.
Love the respect you show to the property and possessions.
Just looking at all of the rooms filled with stuff, and to think those were someone's personal belongings, and yet all left behind. Sad.
Great house. It's a pity relatatives of the former owners cannot be found and those items given a second home.
Plus I always think, it's a shame somebody doesn't come along and restore the house to its former glory, and live in it, before it is completely destroyed by nature.
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Love this house. It does make you wonder about the story. There was clearly a large family that lived there so you would think some of them are still alive so why haven't the personal stuff been removed? Or the house even used or sold before it started deteriorating. I wish you could get some history on it or that you were able to give out a location so others could try to find more history.
I just found you a few days ago and I'm already obsessed 😂 thank you ❣️ the beauty, the history, the quaint bits and bobs, and the occasional Spirit, pure perfection 😁
I love the old time capsules ya'll find and explore :) I have my grandfather's old Manadoline, that he saranated my grandmother with back in the early 20s I think. All it needs is a proper repair once the wood glue mom used to repair over 50 yrs ago, and new strings. I hope to learn how to play it as well. Is that an old banjo? In-room ya'll found the old sword?
With such a (apparently) large famly, its amazing the property and contents of that house have been abandoned. Great explore!
Dale was right, escargot is snails. I love the bay windows and the furniture .A.azi g place,there's a lot of money in those dishes ,that sword wow what a beauty this house once was.such a shame it's going to fall in.The property is wonderful too.Looks like they really liked to Party.Love it.👍😍❤️❤️🇺🇸
Always look forward to your videos Adam fabulous find some fab stuff left hope the family come to sort it out and not leave it to rot it’s a shame everything has been left and even someone’s ashes x
Great explore, what a house Adam and Dale. Those weapons were insane. Safe journeys on your travels. Love to Lisa xxxx
Beautiful home so sad to see this rot away 😢
Would be lovely for a historical society to come in and save the house, you could even save most of the other items in the house
I would love to have a house like that! Absolutely beautiful 😍
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What a beautiful home with some really cool stuff left behind. Really makes me wonder what happened to the family. Very interesting, but also quite sad. Great video!
Same thought, as it looked like teens lived there, family and unpacked luggage ect. I love knowing the back story.
Aww seeing this beautiful home being takin by nature made me sad and soooo much stuff still there really hits home to the phrase it's just stuff it's not going with u to the grave!!
So sad this home was just left to decay. It is quite a lovely place. I am sure the family loved it!
Wow that's an amazing place I'd love to have a big home like that 😜 I very much appreciate you showing it to us thank you for another cool video ☺️💞
You are absolutely the BEST explore channel on the net! So glad I found it!
Omg please tell me where this is. I want to redo that house and live there forever. Ugh absolutely beautiful place!!!
I'm sure I see another orb. What a fantastic house. Such a shame. What happened to the kids? Some of that stuff brought back memories from my childhood. The green soda stream I have one of them an original from 1970s was mum and dad's. Don't see how anyone could just walk away and leave all.the memories behind. Could never do that. It's so sad. Would love to save that 4 posta. Adam your videos just get better and better ❤
Amazing place! Thanks for exploring! It is amazing seeing how things have changed so much.
Thank you for another amazing tour of a wonderful treasure packed house! Keep healthy and safe Mates!
Such an amazing tour! I just came across your channel yesterday, and I’m very interested in your videos. Love that type of exploring lifestyle
Best house yet. U find such beautiful homes love it.
I really liked the layout of the house and the staircase and upper floor ceilings that are low, Loved the house all together!!
Adam always look forward to your ADVENTURES just amazing what is out there waiting to be explored
Great explore this, well done Adam. Caught everything perfectly 👏🏻
Great explore Adam!! It is a shame that this beautiful home and alll the contents left behind to just decay snd just rot away. Very interesting finds, a lot of money snd this home could be beautiful again. Keep all the videos coming they r great!!! I like two in one week
Brill explore you two, downstairs in the front entrance was a “ shooting stick” and the “umbrella” looked like a “ parasol “ once used by “ ladies” to protect their delicate skin from the sun. The two Chinese wall hangings in frames may have been made from silk, so many things left behind such a shame but good for us to see when you explore these “ time capsules “ here’s to the next one 👍🐾🐾🐾🥰
Beautiful Manor House was a great explore so much left be nice to see where they all left to, Gorgeous find Thank You Guys enjoyed it
Amazing explore boys. Very beautiful home indeed. Shame its falling apart and nature taking it back. Thank you for sharing it with us. Until the next one love ya'll🙂❤👍
P.S. Can't wait to see what Lisa and you have been up to Adam!! Hope you having fun on your trip!!! ❤🤗💜
Another great explore Adam the house was massive 👌 a lot of things still in there loved it take care my friend ❤ xx
Amazing find, that house. Like a ride in the Tardis back to the 80s & 90s. Well done guys.
Wow absolute fab place guys, massive, lots of interesting stuff too. Escargot is the French word for snail. It is also a dish consisting of cooked land snails. It is often served as an hors d'oeuvre and is common in France and India. Gazpacho is a cold tomato soup. The items in front of the window with clocks on them are teas maids, you could set an alarm on them to boil the kettle at the back and it would make you a cuppa for when you woke up. Beautiful find, loved this property, thank you both so much for sharing, was well worth the wait from the premier.
It looks like it was a gorgeous happy family home so sad some of that stuff should be in a museum . Good work bots very respectful
Gazpacho is cold soup, Escargot is snails. The machines in the top floor room are Goblin Teasmaids, you set the alarm and it makes you a cup of tea when you wake up.
😂😂 I had to laugh about the escargot . Escargot is snails. Gazpacho is cold soup. I'll take gazpacho! Not eating snails! 🤣 Awesome home you found!
There is also Vichyssoise which is a cold purée of potatoes, leeks, and cream. Gazpacho is a tomato based cold soup.
Snails are really good baked in lots of butter and garlic..
I made a mistake.. trying it in soup form. I gagged on the first spoon.. I was shocked it was slimy.. The small snails baked whole in butter and garlic are not slimy at all. Take my advice from my experience NEVER eat Escargot soup..
Another great explore! Thank you Adam and Dale!
You take such care with anything you touch. 💓💓 Thank you for such an awesome video 👍😁
Hello , truly enjoy your exploration , and your voice is also wonderful ! Thank you for sharing 😊
Those two things you just found are teasmaids-they were very popular in the 1970s...my nan and grandad got bought one one xmas
I've still got one, love my teasmaid
What a lovely looking house.
Such a shame it’s left to rot!
Looking forward to watching this one too 🙂
Especially with so many homeless.
Looks like a Beautiful home ar one time. I couldn't beleave the vines growing through the windows.
Love the Hippo. Thank you Adam for taking time to show us all the Antiques. Stay safe . God Bless.
I love your videos!! Found you by accident and have been throughly enjoying your adventures! Lots of questions have popped into my mind as I’m watching and listening to your commentaries on these homes you’ve been exploring. I’m so intrigued with the history of the people who had to leave their homes and belongings behind, as I’m sure you are too! How do you gain access to these places?? So cool!! I will continue to watch, so so interesting!
What a beautiful house it must have been in it's heyday. I always wonder how houses are lived it on day and then everyone vanishes, but no relatives seem to appear to claim stuff.
Looks like another beautiful home just left to decay ☹️ look forward to watching it as always 🙌
ENJOYD THIS,YOU CAN REALY GET THE FEEL OF THIS HOUSE BY THIS VIDEO,WE THOUGHT THIS WAS ONE OF YOUR BEST VIDEOS
Hi Adam,what a time capsul this one was,l can never understand why there is no one left in the family or even friends of family to leave this great house and lovely things left here,this place is sadly decaying each day and will be left destroyed what a waste and a shame thanks for sharing
Another great explore guys ,thank you.
Wow what an amazing place I bet it was gorgeous in its day it’s such a shame makes you wonder what happened to them all? Thanks for an amazing video 💕💕
I enjoy your explorations very much. I’m always so curious about what happened to the people and why have they left their beautiful things behind.
Absolutely wonderful , the explores with everything left are so interesting 🧐
It breaks my heart to see all that awesome stuff wasting away.
Another great explore Adam thank you lv Ann x
This home should be restored. what a beauty!!
Hi from Australia, great find guy's I always enjoy your videos. Thanks Adam
Adam, that little frame with the “young couple kissing” that was bought with that picture in it. A bit sad isn’t it.
LOVE THIS TOUR SUCH A SHAME THE STUFF ISN'T CHERASHED BY FAMILY
I wish you had looked under the mattress for ‘jazz’ mags. It would be great to see some ‘art pamphlets’ from back in the day. I remember the issue of Viz you found, it must have been from around ‘92.
That large dinning table has two very very very nice carvers with crinoline struts!😳😳😳😳😳boooooootiful!