Exploring ABANDONED Houses (Wallingford, VT)
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- čas přidán 16. 07. 2024
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After leaving the city of Rutland, Vermont and driving southeast, I stumbled upon two abandoned house on the side of the road. Considering that I had no cell phone service or Internet, I had no way of looking into the backgrounds or details of these houses online; nevertheless, I decided to seize my sudden opportunity and explore them. This is a very spontaneous, off-the-cuff exploration of two abandoned houses in the small town of Wallingford, Vermont; I believe that they were constructed sometime between 1830 and 1840, and that they are both part of the same property. The main house, which I mostly explore in this video, has a brown exterior, with a detached outbuilding nearby, painted yellow. The brown house has several rooms, including a kitchen, bathroom, bedrooms, living room, and a very flooded basement. The yellow house is much smaller, completely stripped of its interior walls, and I was unable to get inside (however, I still show off the interior in this video).
The main house had several interesting remnants left behind, mostly consisting of books and magazines. In fact, most of these magazines are dated between 2007 and 2008, leading me to believe that the house was abandoned around this time. Otherwise, I was unable to find much substantial information about these two abandoned houses. One of the joys of urban exploration is that, every once in a while, a completely unplanned and spontaneous opportunity will pop up, and it's up to you to take it! While I had gone into this exploration blind, not knowing anything about the property or what to expect, I nonetheless had a great experience checking out these mysterious rural houses! I also greatly enjoyed the very scenic location, with the Cuttingsville Trestle soaring over the rushing Mill River out back! If you guys liked this video, make sure to stay tuned for more exploration videos all across New England!
00:00 "J-MASS Explores New England" Intro
00:20 Introduction to the Abandoned Houses
04:24 Ground Level
10:05 Upper Level
12:55 Basement Level
13:47 Exterior of the Brown House
15:37 Exterior of the Yellow House
16:44 Outro
Another great find. Somebody was in the process of doing some work, the roof has been replaced since the floor caved in. Keep up the good work and be safe ✌️🇺🇲
Awesome video dude! Such an interesting find
Thanks man! It was a lot of fun to explore!
5:30 boxs of stained glass 12:55 broken stain glass window. Old lady made the stain glass window herself. very sad to see it broken wonder what it looked like complete. My girlfriend said "It looks like a redhaired girl next to a tree with a road leading though a field to a house next to a stream under the sun!" I agree with her.
Interesting, I didn’t notice that before! Thanks for sharing!
Great video as always brother nice find and good work!!
Ayy thanks homie! Much appreciated!
Finally!!!! Another video in the same week and the kind of video I was waiting for!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I wanna burst I’m so happy you posted twice this week!!! This is like a Friday special!!!!! Your videos are the reason I want my drivers license, so that I can go to all these cool places!!!!!! Can you find an abandoned school??? I wanna see abandoned school videos some time!😁😁😁😁😊😊😊😊🤗🤗😆😆😆😆
Actually, the yellow building was a tattoo/smoke shop. A very brutal murder happened there in the late 90s which is why the place is still abandoned.
The man that was murder was killed because of his sons gang affiliation
@@silverfox3031is that why? He was tortured from what I remember
I really wish I had my drivers license so I could go to abandoned places
Same, cept’ I am gonna get mine very soon, I’m getting my permit in December and hopefully my license soon after
Can you please find abandoned schools?
Where’s that tank?
It was in the town of Ludlow, VT, right nearby Ludlow Elementary School!
@@j-mass thanks!
This house looks like Godzilla came and destroyed it how does it get this bad like look at the couches they are completely torn apart
Water and animals
When you go to an abandoned place how do you know your not trespassing for most of your videos because I want to go to abandoned places but I don’t want to commit a crime
It just takes a lot of research online!
Most places that are abandoned are usually private but most of the time people don’t care if you visit them. There are also a few abandoned places that are meant for people to explore
11:19 this is where you could do destruction for free that’s another good thing about abandoned places
Can we count how many times you said “shrewsbury” ugh. And “ dope” is the stupidest word…
Yeah, I didn’t have any GPS at the time so I incorrectly thought I was in Shrewsbury, VT… oops! 😂 Luckily I found out the correct town later on!