My husband was the 4th generation to grow up on his family farm, but he wanted to be an engineer. His Mom supported his dream, so he went to college, and became an aeronautical engineer. A few years ago he helped his widowed Mom clean out the large farm house and all the outer buildings when she decided to move to a smaller house in town. He found 100 years of "stuff" that nobody could ever throw away - ice saws, old toys, bikes, tools, etc... They never had much money as farmers and they kept everything in case it could be used again, or used to fix something else. He learned to fix everything as a kid - even windmills. That's why he wanted to become an engineer and not be a farmer. He did save a trailer full of "stuff!" I was so mad because we have a small house in town. So, when I watched this video, I saw lots of hard work, love, and dreams.
I moved into an apartment in 2003, it was on the top 5th floor and no elevator. No one wanted to rent it coz of the flight of stairs. I found a KJV bible in gold and leather bound from 1880s. What a find.
I think what happens is people collect too much stuff and by the time they decide to move it is so overwhelming they just leave most of it behind. If they are older their children do not know what to do with the things either, getting rid of that much stuff is very expensive. I wish I had that wood stove though, I must say they have the most beautiful wood stoves there. Thank you for the video, I have watched them all since I saw those containers I liked so much :)
hello yes you right i also think that in many cases. long life mutch things and somone get into those places and make them to mess. that wood stove was very old not see mutch of them todays. ty for like and watch my vids
see..that isn't the first thing that came to mind for me. even tho that sounds more logical I came up with the place being so haunted they ran out screaming and didn't go back. Lol this is how my mind works. to many horror movies I guess..
All I feel about this is heartbreak....somebody's tragedy. Just goes to show, it's all just stuff, stuff that we accumulate and doesn't matter in the broad scheme of things
Ruth Moore. yes i agree with u. when we die we cant take it with us. so sad to see things like this. expecially when we collect or buy something we truly love and then die and there kids dont take it. they sell it at estate sales. so sad
yet another fantastic find! I think perhaps this family had a bit of a hoarding issue! I would also love to hear some history about the family and what happened. I love your videos!
its so sad you see all of these empty properties that were once peoples homes etc and all of there memories ,photographs, furniture , ornaments toys in fact all kinds of memorabilia ,certain lifestyles were basic,now for just a roof over your head ,questions would be asked or demands to be met ,even to occupy any dwelling ,or even rules and regulations,does it have electricity, running water,shower,I do admire our ancestors ,the struggle the hardship and I think a lot of us have became so comfortable and really expected to want want want,and if I don't get It'' oh I am going to authorities, lots of these buildings were hand made by the owner and surrounding community,and they lived off the land,how many do now, and also where is our community spirit now,everyone wants to be rich,protected and a wall built around them ,and selfish, greedy ,to anyone below them
Don Avan I agree with you 100%, I was born in the 1950s and uptill late 1960s our town Sunderland was absolutely booming every kind of industries, warehouses ,clothing manufacturing,breweries glassworks,meat manufacturer's,every kind of factory you can think of,w e had plus what the workman needed , you had pie shops sandwich shops,tobacconists completely everything, that was just a very small example and that is just one town,and that does not include all the different shops on council estate's fish shops,butchers,bakers tobacconists,iron mongers fruit shops toy shops etc,now just the big boys are allowed to have it the American asda,walmarts( every town and city etc) or Morrison's,tesco,sainsbury,,just like now,even your small local taxi firms, taken out of business by the mega worldwide,(uber) taxi firm, for everything that is needed it will be supplied by an handful of mega worldwide owned conglomerates ,taken everything and giving very little back as in wages,and under help from our government's blackmail of threats of employment from dwp jobcentres,to slave zero hours working conditions ,without any choice in the matter,and being homeless and destitute
EDUCATING LIBERAL-IDIOTS absolutely brilliant you are completely right 100% you are spot on ,and you get irritated because idiots who think so and so,as a shop ,oh he must be rich it's absolute bollocks,,my brother's had butcher shops, also very well long established traditional shops,that know the job inside out ,upside down ,you can have a junior immature degree xxxx can close your absolutely clean British shop down,,but leave so and so,down the street because they do not visit or want trouble with racial issues, which where fat, crap etc is just poured down the drains,kitchen and preparation areas are grime and filth ingrained in worktops fridges never cleaned,toilets scruffy,no hygiene there religion of not using toilet paper ,faeces etc,because where they have lived and come from its there normal living conditions in there country's , and these are serving and selling meals to take away etc and also,you have your common sense,you have been doing your job 50+60 years made to go back and study etc to receive THERE LICENSES to sell food,which costs more MONEY MONEY MONEY, anything these xxxx think up they can stop you trading,there's millions of things i can say,but it's the same with builders,plumbers,electricians etc oh you need a licence,, and now it goes right through our British system, if it's not for double yellow lines,in every street, back lane ,etc van or car clamped from thugs,who have stolen your vehicle,and your means of work, employment stopped,and government ,and police ,on the thugs side,not police fault but that is just a sliver of the system that's great Britain today
I don't know how you find all these great places, but keep it up! Great job! Crazy seeing those shoes sitting outside still. I can't believe that calendar had 1985 on it, it amazing if it's been abandoned that long. I would love to hear the story behind that place.
Ty i dont no self how i find them this place was amazing , i was shocked self to see that old calender from 1985 in the kitchen and the old living rooms. am not sure when the older lady leave this place but it have stand very long. send me email that have been great i tell.
At 11:05 there is a gossip magazine that talks about Nicolas Cage and Lisa Marie Presley's wedding. That happened in 2002. We also see crown princess Mette Marit's face. She was a nobody until she met the prince in 1999.
+datapakx25 this is one amazing place! Love all your videos you do have quite a knack for finding the "Beautifully Abandoned" places! The old photos were so lovely! You must tell the history to this home if you can find any more information that is! Again Amazing Video👍😊
Yeah, you can't really take anything from a calendar in these places. Sometimes old people will just not change a calendar for years... I've been in some elderly people's homes who have calendars on their walls from years ago.. Sometimes older people just don't give a f**k what's on their walls, they're just content that they're still alive..
+John McMahon That's true, but there is no way an elderly person is living in this place. It's literally hours away from the nearest tiny town, and the roads up to the place are completely grown over in many locations. Most likely, some hunters might stay in the cabin on and off during hunting season.
I would love to go in these houses and clean them out and preserve the antiques . We are getting to the point where history is fading more and more . Kids these days have no values . They don't understand that history is what made you who you are and our grand parents and great grand parents work there asses off to get what they had . All these houses are just stock full of things amazing finds
Wow, that is a LOT of stuff, they didn't take anything. Glad you didn't hurt your ankle or foot walking around in there. Makes someone wonder what happened to the owners.
Wow! Your choice of music is perfect and so gripping!! That is a very good piece of old furniture at approx 8 minutes and it should be salvaged and not left to rot. Once that roof leaks and or Windows are vandalized the water will get in and ruin everything. And the old stove at 9 mins should also be saved.
its looks like a hoarder's house.. or some one must have come and pulled everything all over the place.. still my question is how the heck who ever did this got out of the house.. when all the doors are blocked by so many stuff.. ? or is the hoarder still in there some where buried under ( mystery to solve).. great find.. its always makes me wonder what happened here .. as I said many times only if the walls can talk.. thanks for sharing
I have those same medicine holders... so random lmao. Thank you for sharing your videos. I love the serene music with no talking. Best part is seeing family photos, just wow!
Looks like this family just walked away, leaving everything behind. To this very day I don't understand this kind of thing. I see the same things happening almost everywhere. Good video. Thanks for sharing it. Jay
I think a lot of times, it is the last family member dies, or the rest of the family does not come to clear out belongings and memories are just thrown away. It is sad to see a life just gone.
Makes you wonder why they would leave everything behind. Even the kids photos on the wall. I would love to go thru that house. I'm surprised no one has stolen the old wooden desk, pantry, whatever it is that's sitting in the living room.
Perplexing..calendars downstairs for 1980s but 2000 upstairs. Homes left like this are so profoundly sad. When I see old family photos left to rot, I assume the occupant has died and there is no family or the family doesn't care enough to return.
So much nicer than my first home, sad to see what a mess explorers sometimes make looking for valuables, odd to see the boots just left outside the front door. Please close all doors and windows that are not broken to protect what remains.
holy hoarding. great video.. its sad to see them old photos and thing that is someone's family hiding in the hoard and rotting just like the out buildings
Wow there was some truly AMAZINGLY BEAUTIFUL furniture in that house. Sad to see it like that, the persons belongings & memories just strewn around like it's nothing. Admittedly how did all that furniture fit in that cute little house? I had a home repossessed yrs ago & we had to leave a he'll of alot of things behind as not enough funds or time to move it all. It's very sad 😞😢.
Do you ever discover why these homes, etc... were abandoned? Thank you for your efforts to produce these haunting videos; they are really fun to watch! ---Todd
I always wonder if someone these folks were hoarders or if after they died/went to a rest home, maybe their kids used their house to store some of their unwanted stuff. I also wonder how much stuff you find in Goodwill and places are from houses like this, abandoned for years until someone finally got around to cleaning it out
Wow, I recognized some of the farm equipment in the barn area, haven't seen anything like in 60 years. I envy your ability to get through the small opening in the front door. I wouldn't have made it through that narrow slot even if greased down.
I really like how respectful you are to the houses and don't destroy or ransack. You're just there to explore and make videos for people to enjoy. Keep doing what you're doing it's awesome
I am all about pictures and the old furniture, seems the most important items like that someone should come in in the family and take! You cannot replace alot of those! I just love places like this, it's really a museum, a really messy one, but still so many old beautiful things, imagin really looking around! Such a shame!
Looks like a hoarder's residence. Too clean looking to have been neglected since 2000, probably hiding in the woods, watching and waiting for you to leave.
It looks to me like they were older people who lived through very hard times in their life,(like the depression) When that is the case people tend to hang onto any and everything. Like jars, bread ties, rubber bands, plastic grocery bags, etc... They never throw things away for fear that they'll maybe need it. The last one of the couple probably died or went into a nursing home. If they had children they were grown up with jobs, children, their own homes, etc... They are probably overwhelmed by the size of the job and they don't want to face it. They probably took out anything of real value and searched through all the places that older people tend to hide money. They probably had intentions of coming back and cleaning out but the job was too big to cope with, so there it sits. It's probably extra messy because strangers have been inside searching for money and treasures. Does this sound possible to anyone?
Sallie Giocondo Yes it was an elderly lady that lived there, she passed away, and the son hasn't done anything with it. The person that made the video explains it, if you scroll up a bit!
There are people that do live in clutter. I made a surprise visit to my brother one day after many years and was taken back by the clutter...so much so that I thought that he and his wife would be considered sick.
It's obvious someone died and everything was left. That calendar with Anne's photo on it and there was a photo on the wall of her, was either their only daughter or granddaughter. So sad their history was left behind, those old photos on the wall. Sad no one came to claim them. So much stuff. Thank you ! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🇺🇸
Wonderful, nice music. Sometimes I think people also use "old" buildings on their property as "storage" and it gets forgotten and vandals come in and make a mess. I always see lovely things I wish I could pick up out of the video, not that I would steal, but leaving it all seems such a waste. Also, I am a fan of the different styles of architecture I get to see and wish at least part of these places could be saved.
dude you could sell all that stuff on eBay and make a fortune. I know it's against your code but nobody needs/wants it anymore and it's just sitting there waiting to be taken, it's not like you're stealing.
I like that vintage black cast iron grandfather's clock ... man, it has a stove pipe coming from the top!..that goes way back before mechanical clock days ..this one mustof been run by a wood burner .
this house looked in great shape and if that house was to be cleaned out of all the stuff they could sell that property to another family, liked the music u choosed for this video
I do wonder everytime I look at these abaded forgotten home's, because there are so many old thing's among the stof, that really have a great value, it is amazing that these old thing's can remain in these house's or mansion's. I think it is good, that these home's can be left in peace, but it is strange......
It's a bit on the informal side. I didn't see the YT description until the video was over. I was guessing this was somewhere in Quebec or maybe Nova Scotia. Why does it look as if the ceilings are 5 feet high, is the stuff that thick? Too bad it ended up this way, something probably went seriously wrong with these people's lives.
Wow, serious hoarders!!! That rubber raft in the barn still had air in it and that big picture of the lady in black looked like it could be an old post-mortem picture (creepy).
Hi its fantastic storys about lifes lost and forgotten , could you please try to get some info about Anne if she is alive and how her life have been , i have to know im thinking on her all the time
friggin hoarders ! I am so sadden that their homes become a junkie mess that is left to decay ,rust and so much could have gone to charity 😐these videos really opened my eyes to what is important to leave for my kids and what isn't thanks !
People who lived there were hoarders, not much signs of vandalism, lots of antiques and valuable things left behind, real pictures, amazes me and at the same time I feel sorry, very strange.
Unbelievable! A Cacophony - A Miscellanea of Life Compressed. Brilliant Video showing a Time Capsule & Leaving the Viewer Questioning Who, How And more to the point Why was this left in this state. Was it a single person unable to cope, did a catastrophic incident take place? Do you know the Story of Who, How & Why? Thanks for Posting. Michael OAK77uk
Real nice videos. Actually a place can be abandoned for a long long long time. What matters is if the roof is solid and not damage, as soon as you get water damage and the roof is busted, then a house would probably not survive more than at most 20 years before it is completely destroyed. Most buildings cave in as the inside structure most of the time is wood, this is almost always the case for a "hytte" of house, cabin out in the woods. It is always sad when personal belongings are left behind, like photos and these things that often are important to the next generation and so on. Most other things are just "stuff" you can replace, but not the real personal things. Great video
Fazia uma faxina geral , tirava todo o lixo acumulado , deixando só os móveis e utensílios que estejam em perfeito estado, a casa ficava nova, pronta para acolher novos moradores !!! Essa casa e o lugar a onde ela foi construída é magnífica !!!
My husband was the 4th generation to grow up on his family farm, but he wanted to be an engineer. His Mom supported his dream, so he went to college, and became an aeronautical engineer. A few years ago he helped his widowed Mom clean out the large farm house and all the outer buildings when she decided to move to a smaller house in town. He found 100 years of "stuff" that nobody could ever throw away - ice saws, old toys, bikes, tools, etc... They never had much money as farmers and they kept everything in case it could be used again, or used to fix something else. He learned to fix everything as a kid - even windmills. That's why he wanted to become an engineer and not be a farmer. He did save a trailer full of "stuff!" I was so mad because we have a small house in town. So, when I watched this video, I saw lots of hard work, love, and dreams.
I moved into an apartment in 2003, it was on the top 5th floor and no elevator. No one wanted to rent it coz of the flight of stairs. I found a KJV bible in gold and leather bound from 1880s. What a find.
I think what happens is people collect too much stuff and by the time they decide to move it is so overwhelming they just leave most of it behind. If they are older their children do not know what to do with the things either, getting rid of that much stuff is very expensive. I wish I had that wood stove though, I must say they have the most beautiful wood stoves there. Thank you for the video, I have watched them all since I saw those containers I liked so much :)
hello yes you right i also think that in many cases. long life mutch things and somone get into those places and make them to mess. that wood stove was very old not see mutch of them todays. ty for like and watch my vids
+datapakx25 you just commented on your own comment but made a account
see..that isn't the first thing that came to mind for me. even tho that sounds more logical I came up with the place being so haunted they ran out screaming and didn't go back. Lol this is how my mind works. to many horror movies I guess..
+Ms. CeCe thats something to consider. That something happened to make them say Im out.
Looks like an episode of the TV series Hoarders.
All I feel about this is heartbreak....somebody's tragedy. Just goes to show, it's all just stuff, stuff that we accumulate and doesn't matter in the broad scheme of things
Ruth Moore. yes i agree with u. when we die we cant take it with us. so sad to see things like this. expecially when we collect or buy something we truly love and then die and there kids dont take it. they sell it at estate sales. so sad
sherrie owen u
Ruth Moore waste of money
yet another fantastic find! I think perhaps this family had a bit of a hoarding issue! I would also love to hear some history about the family and what happened. I love your videos!
Hi :) for you short history: Old women live alone then die, her son not take over place then it youst stands. Ty for like my vids
@@Abandoned-Norway Thats very sad! There are so many valuable items in the house :(
its so sad you see all of these empty properties that were once peoples homes etc and all of there memories ,photographs, furniture , ornaments toys in fact all kinds of memorabilia ,certain lifestyles were basic,now for just a roof over your head ,questions would be asked or demands to be met ,even to occupy any dwelling ,or even rules and regulations,does it have electricity, running water,shower,I do admire our ancestors ,the struggle the hardship and I think a lot of us have became so comfortable and really expected to want want want,and if I don't get It'' oh I am going to authorities, lots of these buildings were hand made by the owner and surrounding community,and they lived off the land,how many do now, and also where is our community spirit now,everyone wants to be rich,protected and a wall built around them ,and selfish, greedy ,to anyone below them
agree 100%
Don Avan I agree with you 100%, I was born in the 1950s and uptill late 1960s our town Sunderland was absolutely booming every kind of industries, warehouses ,clothing manufacturing,breweries glassworks,meat manufacturer's,every kind of factory you can think of,w e had plus what the workman needed , you had pie shops sandwich shops,tobacconists completely everything, that was just a very small example and that is just one town,and that does not include all the different shops on council estate's fish shops,butchers,bakers tobacconists,iron mongers fruit shops toy shops etc,now just the big boys are allowed to have it the American asda,walmarts( every town and city etc) or Morrison's,tesco,sainsbury,,just like now,even your small local taxi firms, taken out of business by the mega worldwide,(uber) taxi firm, for everything that is needed it will be supplied by an handful of mega worldwide owned conglomerates ,taken everything and giving very little back as in wages,and under help from our government's blackmail of threats of employment from dwp jobcentres,to slave zero hours working conditions ,without any choice in the matter,and being homeless and destitute
terence barrett great comments.
EDUCATING LIBERAL-IDIOTS absolutely brilliant you are completely right 100% you are spot on ,and you get irritated because idiots who think so and so,as a shop ,oh he must be rich it's absolute bollocks,,my brother's had butcher shops, also very well long established traditional shops,that know the job inside out ,upside down ,you can have a junior immature degree xxxx can close your absolutely clean British shop down,,but leave so and so,down the street because they do not visit or want trouble with racial issues, which where fat, crap etc is just poured down the drains,kitchen and preparation areas are grime and filth ingrained in worktops fridges never cleaned,toilets scruffy,no hygiene there religion of not using toilet paper ,faeces etc,because where they have lived and come from its there normal living conditions in there country's , and these are serving and selling meals to take away etc and also,you have your common sense,you have been doing your job 50+60 years made to go back and study etc to receive THERE LICENSES to sell food,which costs more MONEY MONEY MONEY, anything these xxxx think up they can stop you trading,there's millions of things i can say,but it's the same with builders,plumbers,electricians etc oh you need a licence,, and now it goes right through our British system, if it's not for double yellow lines,in every street, back lane ,etc van or car clamped from thugs,who have stolen your vehicle,and your means of work, employment stopped,and government ,and police ,on the thugs side,not police fault but that is just a sliver of the system that's great Britain today
Wow this video was awesome, I enjoyed it, great explore!
Great find. How sad everything is left to rot. I enjoy your videos. Be careful. Don't trip
I don't know how you find all these great places, but keep it up! Great job! Crazy seeing those shoes sitting outside still. I can't believe that calendar had 1985 on it, it amazing if it's been abandoned that long. I would love to hear the story behind that place.
Ty i dont no self how i find them this place was amazing , i was shocked self to see that old calender from 1985 in the kitchen and the old living rooms. am not sure when the older lady leave this place but it have stand very long. send me email that have been great i tell.
At 11:05 there is a gossip magazine that talks about Nicolas Cage and Lisa Marie Presley's wedding. That happened in 2002. We also see crown princess Mette Marit's face. She was a nobody until she met the prince in 1999.
+datapakx25 this is one amazing place! Love all your videos you do have quite a knack for finding the "Beautifully Abandoned" places! The old photos were so lovely! You must tell the history to this home if you can find any more information that is! Again Amazing Video👍😊
Yeah, you can't really take anything from a calendar in these places. Sometimes old people will just not change a calendar for years... I've been in some elderly people's homes who have calendars on their walls from years ago.. Sometimes older people just don't give a f**k what's on their walls, they're just content that they're still alive..
+John McMahon That's true, but there is no way an elderly person is living in this place. It's literally hours away from the nearest tiny town, and the roads up to the place are completely grown over in many locations. Most likely, some hunters might stay in the cabin on and off during hunting season.
I like to imagine that someone will recognize pictures in these videos and go rescue some family items that can never be replaced. 🎶✌️❤️✌🎶
I would love to go in these houses and clean them out and preserve the antiques . We are getting to the point where history is fading more and more . Kids these days have no values . They don't understand that history is what made you who you are and our grand parents and great grand parents work there asses off to get what they had . All these houses are just stock full of things amazing finds
Just fantastic !!!!!! Thanks !!
Great find and explore . I saw quite a few interesting antiques and alot of vintage stuff .
Wow, that is a LOT of stuff, they didn't take anything. Glad you didn't hurt your ankle or foot walking around in there. Makes someone wonder what happened to the owners.
Wow! Your choice of music is perfect and so gripping!! That is a very good piece of old furniture at approx 8 minutes and it should be salvaged and not left to rot. Once that roof leaks and or Windows are vandalized the water will get in and ruin everything. And the old stove at 9 mins should also be saved.
Hi Ty for like this vid. was lots of stuff behind her, its shame its stand to rotten.
Sarcasm aside the scenery outside along with the music at the beginning are both beautiful.
its looks like a hoarder's house.. or some one must have come and pulled everything all over the place.. still my question is how the heck who ever did this got out of the house.. when all the doors are blocked by so many stuff.. ? or is the hoarder still in there some where buried under ( mystery to solve).. great find.. its always makes me wonder what happened here .. as I said many times only if the walls can talk.. thanks for sharing
you really need to ditch the fisheye lens feature.
It makes everything so distorted
I agree
you are really good at finding all these places although some of them are creepy i love them.keep the work up. cant wait to see some more.
loads of them in Norway....
Cool
I have those same medicine holders... so random lmao.
Thank you for sharing your videos. I love the serene music with no talking. Best part is seeing family photos, just wow!
why do people have to vandalize????? never understood that
Me neither!! I find no apeal in destroying things for fun. So disrespectful too
Looks like this family just walked away, leaving everything behind. To this very day I don't understand this kind of thing. I see the same things happening almost everywhere. Good video. Thanks for sharing it. Jay
I think a lot of times, it is the last family member dies, or the rest of the family does not come to clear out belongings and memories are just thrown away. It is sad to see a life just gone.
A place lost in time. Absolutely beautiful, yet sad. I love that old stove, Wow
I can't bear to see the choas, I would have to tidy it all up! Nice vid, thanks for sharing.
its so weird that many young people these days cant afford a house but here livable house stands empty and for free.
A lot of nice antiques. I wonder why people have to destroy and mess up everything. Why?
People also destroy beautiful homes and buildings. I have seen some of the beautiful wood destroyed.
The fusebox by the stairs in the hallway has automatic fuses, somebody used a lot of money to upgrade the electricity in that house..
Makes you wonder why they would leave everything behind. Even the kids photos on the wall. I would love to go thru that house. I'm surprised no one has stolen the old wooden desk, pantry, whatever it is that's sitting in the living room.
That is one mega hoarding house!
Perplexing..calendars downstairs for 1980s but 2000 upstairs. Homes left like this are so profoundly sad. When I see old family photos left to rot, I assume the occupant has died and there is no family or the family doesn't care enough to return.
Another super video
Ty for that
So sad to see places like this abandoned, another great video, thank you, enjoyed it very much
Hello Ty so mutch for like this video.
So much nicer than my first home, sad to see what a mess explorers sometimes make looking for valuables, odd to see the boots just left outside the front door. Please close all doors and windows that are not broken to protect what remains.
If only the farm I went to was this good! Great video, keep it up!
I totally love this video!!!i like the part when you go upstairs and you disvover the other room!!
holy hoarding. great video.. its sad to see them old photos and thing that is someone's family hiding in the hoard and rotting just like the out buildings
The music is so heartfelt, like a lament over this place, and a awe of sadness in the rooms.
Wow there was some truly AMAZINGLY BEAUTIFUL furniture in that house. Sad to see it like that, the persons belongings & memories just strewn around like it's nothing. Admittedly how did all that furniture fit in that cute little house? I had a home repossessed yrs ago & we had to leave a he'll of alot of things behind as not enough funds or time to move it all. It's very sad 😞😢.
So sad to see buildings full of character, and what were once people's homes gone to rack and ruin. Thank you for your video.
Go find Anne!
Do you ever discover why these homes, etc... were abandoned? Thank you for your efforts to produce these haunting videos; they are really fun to watch! ---Todd
I always wonder if someone these folks were hoarders or if after they died/went to a rest home, maybe their kids used their house to store some of their unwanted stuff. I also wonder how much stuff you find in Goodwill and places are from houses like this, abandoned for years until someone finally got around to cleaning it out
A lot of stuff. Wonder what happened. Great video. Sometimes I feel sorry for people whose home is left like this. So sad, enjoyed.
Wow, I recognized some of the farm equipment in the barn area, haven't seen anything like in 60 years. I envy your ability to get through the small opening in the front door. I wouldn't have made it through that narrow slot even if greased down.
hello this place was nice to explore and mutch to see , that door was not wide open :) . ty for watch my vids
Did you ever find the history of this house ? Makes you wonder if the whole family died in a crash-------
I really like how respectful you are to the houses and don't destroy or ransack. You're just there to explore and make videos for people to enjoy. Keep doing what you're doing it's awesome
And making nasty comments about the people that lived there
Hello yes i like explore things its nice you like my vids.
I am all about pictures and the old furniture, seems the most important items like that someone should come in in the family and take! You cannot replace alot of those! I just love places like this, it's really a museum, a really messy one, but still so many old beautiful things, imagin really looking around! Such a shame!
Man ...there is a lot of money in that furniture. Gorgeous round table in the beginning in the barn. Those chairs from the 70's .... trust me.
Looks like a hoarder's residence. Too clean looking to have been neglected since 2000, probably hiding in the woods, watching and waiting for you to leave.
when has to abandon a home it's heartbreaking!!!
oh a hoarder for sure...sad.
Hoarding situation? Surely, nobody has that much stuff laying around? Great video.
Some thoughtful comments. Why leave such family photos? Some catastrophe happened to them apparently. Thanks for this.
Got excited about the abandoned motorbike outside. Was thinking Honda Rebel of Honda Spree both faves from the 80s. But it's yours I guess.
It looks to me like they were older people who lived through very hard times in their life,(like the depression) When that is the case people tend to hang onto any and everything. Like jars, bread ties, rubber bands, plastic grocery bags, etc... They never throw things away for fear that they'll maybe need it. The last one of the couple probably died or went into a nursing home. If they had children they were grown up with jobs, children, their own homes, etc... They are probably overwhelmed by the size of the job and they don't want to face it. They probably took out anything of real value and searched through all the places that older people tend to hide money. They probably had intentions of coming back and cleaning out but the job was too big to cope with, so there it sits. It's probably extra messy because strangers have been inside searching for money and treasures. Does this sound possible to anyone?
Sallie Giocondo Yes it was an elderly lady that lived there, she passed away, and the son hasn't done anything with it. The person that made the video explains it, if you scroll up a bit!
I wonder if people lived in the clutter or if it was trashed after they left. Great video!
There are people that do live in clutter. I made a surprise visit to my brother one day after many years and was taken back by the clutter...so much so that I thought that he and his wife would be considered sick.
It's obvious someone died and everything was left. That calendar with Anne's photo on it and there was a photo on the wall of her, was either their only daughter or granddaughter. So sad their history was left behind, those old photos on the wall. Sad no one came to claim them. So much stuff. Thank you ! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🇺🇸
Always nice to see a neat and uncluttered house.
Looks like everything is left behind... Great video!
No, not everyhing! No no no, the Pakistani crumb snatchers left their fingerprints all over the place!
No, not everyhing! No no no, the Pakistani crumb snatchers left their fingerprints all over the place!
No, not everyhing! No no no, the Pakistani crumb snatchers left their fingerprints all over the place!
No, not everyhing! No no no, the Pakistani crumb snatchers left their fingerprints all over the place!
No,no ,no not every thing. The Pakistanis left all their fingerprints,....go see for yourselves.......
Can't imagine living there! Hoarding is a sickness..
So sad to see homes like this. You know there's tragedy behind it, when EVERYTHING is just left behind...
Wonderful ...ethereal background music.
Wonderful, nice music. Sometimes I think people also use "old" buildings on their property as "storage" and it gets forgotten and vandals come in and make a mess. I always see lovely things I wish I could pick up out of the video, not that I would steal, but leaving it all seems such a waste. Also, I am a fan of the different styles of architecture I get to see and wish at least part of these places could be saved.
dude you could sell all that stuff on eBay and make a fortune. I know it's against your code but nobody needs/wants it anymore and it's just sitting there waiting to be taken, it's not like you're stealing.
Its all junk
Great choice for the music! I think this was a hoarder's home. Such a jumble!
Wow !! I wonder what happend..
I like that vintage black cast iron grandfather's clock ... man, it has a stove pipe coming from the top!..that goes way back before mechanical clock days ..this one mustof been run by a wood burner .
That is shameful.
this family must of had wonderful moments in that house
The white house was super creepy looking! Thansk for the video!
great vid love the music
this house looked in great shape and if that house was to be cleaned out of all the stuff they could sell that property to another family, liked the music u choosed for this video
Nice video but you should have moved stuff around to see what you can find under all that mess
I do wonder everytime I look at these abaded forgotten home's, because there are so many old thing's among the stof, that really have a great value, it is amazing that these old thing's can remain in these house's or mansion's. I think it is good, that these home's can be left in peace, but it is strange......
I would have taken those blue crates in the barn. Those things come in handy for so many things.
Norway is my bucket list
Mercy, what a mess. Did I see TWO stoves?
Wow that's a lot of stuff...1800junk..could take it away...nice house
Class!✌👍
What a beautiful house, it's a sham that people vandalized this house,😠no dam Respect for the Living or Dead, would make a good home for someone!!!!
Thanks for sharing the video, well 👍 done
don,t no why some of that stuff can not be saved.....give it to yjr poor people shelters do something with it
It's a bit on the informal side. I didn't see the YT description until the video was over. I was guessing this was somewhere in Quebec or maybe Nova Scotia. Why does it look as if the ceilings are 5 feet high, is the stuff that thick? Too bad it ended up this way, something probably went seriously wrong with these people's lives.
Mto bom vídeo obrigada😘
sad so sad the family pictures on walls,{wish I had some of my family}, furniture and what a stove
Neat video :)
Wow, serious hoarders!!! That rubber raft in the barn still had air in it and that big picture of the lady in black looked like it could be an old post-mortem picture (creepy).
Hi its fantastic storys about lifes lost and forgotten , could you please try to get some info about Anne if she is alive and how her life have been , i have to know im thinking on her all the time
friggin hoarders ! I am so sadden that their homes become a junkie mess that is left to decay ,rust and so much could have gone to charity 😐these videos really opened my eyes to what is important to leave for my kids and what isn't thanks !
I would have loved to find a place like that to check out that was cool
...you might find Annie's dead body under all that trash, because her Pakistani step father killed her! Didn't you read the above?!!
People who lived there were hoarders, not much signs of vandalism, lots of antiques and valuable things left behind, real pictures, amazes me and at the same time I feel sorry, very strange.
Love love that stove!
Unbelievable! A Cacophony - A Miscellanea of Life Compressed. Brilliant Video showing a Time Capsule & Leaving the Viewer Questioning Who, How And more to the point Why was this left in this state. Was it a single person unable to cope, did a catastrophic incident take place? Do you know the Story of Who, How & Why? Thanks for Posting. Michael OAK77uk
Real nice videos. Actually a place can be abandoned for a long long long time. What matters is if the roof is solid and not damage, as soon as you get water damage and the roof is busted, then a house would probably not survive more than at most 20 years before it is completely destroyed. Most buildings cave in as the inside structure most of the time is wood, this is almost always the case for a "hytte" of house, cabin out in the woods.
It is always sad when personal belongings are left behind, like photos and these things that often are important to the next generation and so on. Most other things are just "stuff" you can replace, but not the real personal things.
Great video
I have an old ergometer just like the one at 2:40. Bought it in 1990. THAT at least is decades old.
Well done!
Fazia uma faxina geral , tirava todo o lixo acumulado , deixando só os móveis e utensílios que estejam em perfeito estado, a casa ficava nova, pronta para acolher novos moradores !!! Essa casa e o lugar a onde ela foi construída é magnífica !!!
Wow, this is the home of a true hoarder.
steven where is this house at i have pic of some of the ppl in my scrapbook.
Very sad to watch, but I would have fun picking through some of that stuff!!
Something must have happened to the family, you wouldn't leave the old family photo's behind.