ABANDONED Untouched House with EVERYTHING Left Behind ! Some Very Cool Finds
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- Exploring a long abandoned old house in Ontario Canada. This property originally belonged to a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Join us as we see everything that was left behind.
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Based off of items found inside the house, we can infer that the previous owner was a very patriotic and outdoorsy-type with lots of adventure equipment and Canadian history paraphernalia.
We also can assume that based off the children's toys found around the house that the owner had a family with small children, which is very uncommon for mounties because you must have many years of service on the force as well as your commanding officers approval before you were allowed to marry.
It is unsure as to what exactly happened that caused the previous owner to leave, but our best guess is that he was relocated elsewhere by work and left quickly sometime between 2000 and 2002, taking some of his furniture and personal belongings with him but leaving most of it behind.
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Alfonse the Explorer can be found under the green chair on the floor @16:32! great video by the way, you have to love the '70s decor
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So it being a mounty house is a wild guess from one poster and the boots! LOL maybe its a truck mechanics as there is truck pictures! or driver or designer!
No bus conductor have the hat and bus pictures!
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Why did you leave out anusol :( NOT HAPPY!
At 4:39 you missed an awesome Super-8 8mm film camera in front of the microwave! The projector for the film is on the floor at 11:30.
At 5:07 it's not baby powder, it's scrubbing powder to clean toilets/sinks... they still sell Comet brand in Quebec.
At 9:25 the tube wasn't for maps or posters, it's a fishing rod carrier.
At 24:36 it's not a cold storage, it's a old "Kleer-Flo Cleanmaster" Mechanics use them to clean parts. It contains tank of solvent, a pump and a sink. Mechanics still use them today.
Pretty sure they had no clue what it was, LOL
Whoever this guy was, or is, it seems like he has a hell of a story to tell. just through his belongings.
I used to have that poster of the semi truck. Those are 8 - track tapes. And there was CB radio in that box with the stereos.
those metal rods in the first shed are for welding.
Very interesting! Thank you!
Yup welding rods
What a beautiful setting. I admire each of you so very much, and genuinely thank you for all of the work you do in making top quality productions. Your background music is way too much, I love it. Thanks again guys. The piano is known as a player piano or pianola.
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This guy was definitely a fix it man who obviously loved cars. I do wonder though, since he loved cars so much, why would he leave all those pictures of them? Plus that one small room downstairs was probably his office. Again, why leave so much? The tub I thought to be a sauna too but why in the middle of a hall? Maybe he was a drinker that had some problems and lost his job and moved? I don't know. Crazy great video!!
Definitely a possibility! We couldn't find an exact reason as to why he left so much behind but it seemed he left in a hurry, and took only the essentials (food, family photos, bulk furniture, etc.) but it truly is a mystery! Glad to hear you enjoyed the video! Thanks for watching!
By the way a lot of people told you that those were welding rods in the old refrigerator in the garage but nobody mentioned why they were there. :) Arc welding rods have a coating on them which needs to stay dry. Old welding shops used to keep rods in old fridges as it kept the humidity off the rods. Nowadays we keep the rods in plastic tubes.
One of my family members is an RCMP member, trust me, the government doesn't give them free land/housing. Maybe in the 20's-50's, but not in the 21st century. The government only covers moving costs like movers, flights, etc. ;)
Great video!
Awesome video guys!
Thank you so much! Can't wait to shoot again and make some memes soon!
The "wood fired furnace" @21:18 is an oil fired boiler. Probably the first "modern" heat in the house. It would have fed the rusty radiators upstairs. At sometime, someone took the exterior sheet metal and insulation off it. The forced hot air furnace that you showed first, was the second "modern" heating plant in the house.
Very cool to know! Thank you for sharing!!
The thing on top of the piano is a music cylinder player. That's the mechanics behind it. The wallpaper is really cool too. That bath tub could have been the start flowers before spring. It nicely place. That would be welding rod in that Metal cabinet. Great video guys.
Thank you very much for all the information! Yea the bath tub is especially peculiar! Glad to hear you liked the location and video! Cheers!
Player piano, the roll with the dashes is the music, awesome find.
Very neat thanks for sharing! Glad you enjoyed the location!
You get such a strong sense of this man's personality from what's left in his home.
We NEED to bring that flowered wallpaper back in fashion! Bring back busy wallpaper!!
Very strange to see all the paperwork stored in the sink! Really had some amazing things left behind there, good find!
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You sound like Chills when your describing the place at the beginning.
Those cartridges you thought were 8 track, then games...right the first time---8 track. Saw something on the fridge that said 2010, probably close to when it was abandoned given the overall condition inside the house.
Crazy how no one took anything! Some of that stuff looks valuable. Cool video!
Indeed its always nice to find a location like this that hasn't been looted! Glad to hear you enjoyed the video! Thanks for watching!
Great job engaging with the audience.. With regards to the tub full of rocks. I'm guessing that room was used as steam room. Being that there's a scale and fitness charts..
Keep up the great work...
Thank you very much for the kind words!! Very interesting idea! It could very well be used as a sauna but it was sitting out in the hallway which was really odd! Glad to hear you enjoyed the video! We hope we can continue to entertain you in the future!
In the barn cabinet looked like welding or soldering tips
You are correct!
Welding rods for arc welders. Probably 6011, 6013, & 7018 rods of varying thicknesses.
Welding tips.
The watch was a vintage Omega..
Another great find and video. Thanks for zeroing in on the details. I love your narrating, very well spoken. Alfonse was under the green chair, I jumped at first I thought a critter was under there. Cool. Love you guys
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Just found your channel. love it so far. the bathtub looks like a water feature. looks like you can see a plug under it.
I know that this video was posted a while ago but at 22:20 they are for stick welding. Nice job on the video. Keep up the cool places that you explore. :)
That's an old players piano. Holy crap! It's mind blowing with the things which get left behind. Amazing! Thank you guys for sharing this.
I believe at 18:00+ those are indeed 8-track cassettes. They may not have had game cassettes when the house was abandoned.
Didn't hearing them wondering what those 8tracks were make you chuckle a little? Even more when they thought they could be games? Maybe they thought when they saw the Grand Funk Railroad tape it was a game. LOL
+cks yes, it did!
Not many explorers of this caliber. Nice camera work - slow and smooth. Hundreds of dollars in vintage / antiques on this site. Just hope someone rescues all that stuff before it gets torn down or hit by lightening.
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Chills? Is that you?
I love you guys, your videos are awesome and they always have a fun twist to them. One of my favorite channels!
Well, I must say, your explorer videos are the best I've seen yet! Keep up the good work. And the weather you guys are dealing with. Well, better cold, so less bugs.
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At 6:20 there is a note or a calendar or something at the fridge that says 2010. So someone still lived there around this time...
How OLD are you kids? LOL. The sparklers you found in the shed are welding rods. You guys crack me up! And the "cold storage" you found is a parts washer. The stable was an old milking barn.
Haha we were 19 when this was filmed, we try to identify as much as we can, but we didn't have very much growing up!
The packets of rods in the garage are welding rods for an arc welder. They are basicly a wire rod with a flux coating on them.
At 24:30 what you thought was a cold storage or coal storage was actually the welder that uses the rods in the metal cabinet (not a fridge).
Very cool! Thanks for sharing!
the sparklers are welding rods all the best bob in scotland
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Those are welding rods, and they are in a rod oven used to keep them warm and to keep moisture out. great video!
Very cool! Thank you for the information! Glad to hear you enjoyed the video! Cheers!
OMG you guys are too funny! "Workbench, oh no, cold storage"..lol Your in a SHOP.....its a parts washer!!! You guys are total city slickers ;-)
Many kids think the world didn't start until they were born, LOL.
He talks about the stuff there like it has been there for 1000 years! Lol
A lot of those old farm houses were rented out back in the 50's and 60's rent was cheap, so probably many families lived there often the owner left some furniture in the houses....piano etc. And renters just lived there with some of the old stuff, the farmer used the barn and fields. Great video
Thank you very much for the information and feedback! Cheers!
That baby powder was Comet and I guess it would keep bugs away from you but I am curious about who got locked in the kitchen closet (or wood room). Did you notice the slide lock is on the outside of the door? Cool video and thanks for making it.
That is a very interesting observation I did not see that! I wonder why they would need to lock the closet lol. Glad to hear you enjoyed the video! We hope we can continue to entertain you!
I love these videos, not only to see where you have explored, but to sort of learn the stories behind the people living in these homes. Keep up the nice work - I enjoy your videos!
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Wow, the Royal Police have to get permission to marry? Geez. Cool place, a lot of it was pure 80's; like the coffee maker, I remember we had one from the early 80's to close to 91. Funny how I can recall that. The carpet, floor tiles, and the vacuum, is also totally 80's! My dad used English Leather, haha! A little nostalgia, in that house.
I remember seeing that same, zig-zaggy wallpaper in one of Dan's videos in Baltimore, it was blue and white.
It definitely was a blast from the past! Glad you enjoyed the explore and I recall similar wallpaper from dans videos as well! Thanks for watching!
Welding rods in the OLD fridge 😉
Cheers!
Merrilee Lee I thought that was an old fridge that had welding rods in it. Pretty cool to use the fridge for storage..
Wow! I have been watching shows such as yours, but when your channel came up, I watched it. Excellent job guys. I love your video's. I want to do this myself. And it is Canadian. Excellent show
Better then any other one I have viewed
Player piano and the stuff on top goes inside it to make it play by itself. 8 tracks and cb radio in the box . A lot of stuff useful and worth money in that house
Another great video guys! The intro was funny and cute too :)
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Looks like sophie loren
Freezer
Enjoyed the video very much. You did a great job of showing us how these people lived and what were some of their interests.
If you get an old 8 track tape that you can see the tape at the end where the roller is pop the tape cartridge apart and you can see how it worked. I am amazed they worked as well as they did considering the construction.
Really interesting to see all the abandoned stuff! Liked the intro! Keep it up!
Thank you for the kind words! Happy to hear you like Alfonze the Explorer!
I am in Georgia and there are a ton of these abandoned houses and farms here. I love exploring them also but here you get charged with trespassing and all kinds of criminal activity if you even walk on these properties. Do you not run into any of these problems with the law or people complaining of trespassing where you are? (Come to Georgia and ya can stick me in the truck and carry me along with you!)
There is a risk of a trespassing fine (which in Ontario is treated the same as a speeding ticket) so you don't get any criminal record but you have to pay $65 to the city. Most of the time if people catch you, they just ask you what you're doing and once you explain you're just taking pictures they usually let you carry on.
Really cool video to watch! Some weird things to find in there.
Definitely some interesting finds! We're happy to hear you enjoyed the video and we hope we can continue to entertain you! Cheers!
omg that wallpaper!!! take me back there with you, I need to rescue the vintage stuff!!
The rods in the old refigetator are welding rods to weld steel with, it comes in grades. Depending on the steel. My father use to weld. We use to use them.
At 16:32 mins and seconds into the video Alfonzo is under the tipped over green chair. In the upsrairs bedfoom.
Also what is the plastic bag going to in the bathroom that has been tied in a knot under the rook in the bath tube that has the air vent coming out of it?
I absolutely loved this video (although I am a few years late). The rain was an added bonus even though it did have an ASMR effect and was lulling me to sleep, lol. The detail that was given made the exploration more real time and I can envision myself right along with y’all. Thank you and keep up the great videos!!
Amazing videos keep up the awesome content
Spotted him at 16:32 ;)
also wow!!! such an intresting house!!!!
Nice eye! Glad to hear you enjoyed the location! Cheers!
Well done exploration,guys!!! I admire how meticulous you are in sifting through the relics and stuff...keep the gloves on and look forward to your next exploration!!!🏚️🏚️🏚️⭐️
Great video guys ! Some very interesting things. Pretty cool to use that old fridge for storage, that's welding rods in it. I'm an old woman but learn & seen stuff like that from my husband & son. Good job filming too...keep up the good work.
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I actually love that painting with the tree and birds. Very cool
Strange find. I was liking the double spigot of separate hot & cold taps. Very British old bathroom sink. I wonder if they're still popular in the U.K. since I haven't been since 1993.
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Those awful mixer taps have become popular now. I had to hunt around for a good new 'British' sink recently.
R Mason why not just open one handle at a time? seems like there are no advantages to separate faucets.
Just subscribed to you guys yesterday and you do not disappoint! I will be sharing your channel with my friends for sure! BTW, that type of piano is called a Player Piano.
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I'd love to know the story of where the home owner is now
The poster of the Dover tugboat was taken in Goderich Ontario!!
Indeed it was!
Pretty nice place! That rusted thing the welding rods were in is an old ice box. Have no idea about the tub with the rocks. Strange looking rocks. Makes me wonder if the sun shining through the window heated them up and then they gave off warmth for some reason. Great video!
Glad you enjoyed the location! Very interesting idea about the bathtub and the rocks! We have no idea what it is so your guess is as good as ours! Cheers!
Awesome find!!.....great filming!!
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You guys are the best
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The piano is a self playing one, it uses different song reals for different songs. Very rare to find any in such good shape.
I live in the U.S. & had no idea about the Mounties. Thanks for the education & the tour.
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Great video guys. The piano is called a player piano, and the rods in the first shed in that old ice box looked like welding rods. I look forward to your next vid. Oh, and Alphonse is a cool knew member. Stay safe.
Thank you for the information on the piano and welding rods! Glad to hear you enjoyed the video and Alfonse the explorer! We hope we can continue to entertain you! Cheers!
You would hit the pan with the spoon to call for meals. The bear jar is worth about $50.
It's a "Player Piano", the mechanics belong inside the piano and controls the keys. Slits in the paper are read by vacuum and automates the correct keys to play the music.
Thank you for the information!
Welding rods, music rolls for the player piano, home made sauna.
Thank you!
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Interesting video guys! Love it.
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Plumbing was a later addition or the 4inch cast iron with hubs would be in the wall,not exposed.The barn was partly hand hewn and had later additions,possibly predating the house.
Previous owner was a mechanic. Tools and welding rod out in the barn.
Interesting! Nice observation!
you guys should do some evps in these old houses that be cool I think anyway great video as always :)
A very good suggestion, maybe will be implemented in the future! Glad you enjoyed the video and we hope we can continue to entertain you!
I just stumbled upon this video today. You guys do a very good job of showing everything without skipping over things, and you engage with the audience. I loved how informative you are. 😊 You definitely have a new subscriber in me! 😊 I can't wait to explore your channel further.
peachysakura24 Thank you so much for the kind words! Its comments like this that encourage us to do what we do! We're happy to hear you enjoy our stuff and we hope we can continue to entertain you in our future uploads!
In the barn in the little cabinet, that was welding rods you need to do welding with.
Hahaha!! Not sure if anyone noticed the Anusol in the medicine chest.
Nice video, thanks for posting!
Dang Alfonse went all face-hugger in the opening. Did anyone have an Alien bust out of their chest?
In the first out building, those are welding rods, not sparklers. Why would someone abandon so much stuff? Good job guys.👏
I watch all your video keep up the great work guys
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Map at 13:45 is from the late 1980's to early 1990's at least; looks like the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia are still intact. Interesting find!
Mounties get paid pretty decently it looks like.
"sparklers "look to be welding rods.great find guys
Thank you! We were unsure as to what they were, glad you enjoyed the video!!
that is a player piano, yes, self playing with the paper loaded into the piano. very popular in the old west saloons.
Very cool! Thank you for sharing!
Yea a lot of cool stuff , didn't seem that old to me , though I'm 60 . Were u guys born yesterday or what ?
1632 under the awesome green chair!!!
Nice eye!
it's a player piano. The paper with the holes wraps around that unit to make the music.
Very interesting thank you for sharing!
in the house in the room upstairs with the crazy design on the wall under the chair
Nice eye!
That Alfonze disappearance was the most compelling supernatural thing I've EVER seen. Truly bizarre.
The cabinet held arc welding rods, light bulb was for heat to keep them dry.
Very Cool.. Very interesting
The predecessor for 8 track tapes was 4 track tape cartridges. The tape itself was the same as 8 track tapes but they only had 4 tracks recorded on it like real to reel tapes. Very few were made. They were in a cartridge but it wouldn't fit in an 8 track player unless the tape was transferred to an 8 track cartridge . Then they only played one track at a time. they could be played in stereo on a reel to reel tape recorder. I have never seen the player for the 4 track cartridge but I did have one of the cartridges at one time.
Always made me wonder back then that you pushed the button on the 4 track and there were only 2 tracks, same on the 8 track with only 4 tracks. So I always wondered why the 4 track wasn't just called a 2 track and the 8 track a 4 track.
What a Great explore 🤗
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you skipped past that playboy magazine in the room with the skis
haha we tried to keep the explore somewhat PG :)
162legend I was curious how old that was. The style of the girl on the cover looks dated, she’s very pretty, but dated style.
@@Alexianna - it was Anna Nicole Smith 😉
Very interesting guys. Very cool.
Yes you are right it's for welding cause my dad had the same stuff.
At 6:20 I see the year 2010 with red writing saying something like: A Special ... In you or year.
its called a player piano and yes that on top is the part that goes inside to make it play on its own
Saw Alfonse when you did the close up of the green chair. He was under it.
Awesome old post and beam barn!