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Could that tag be the dealership it was sold from? Auto something? Automile Norwood Boch?

You and Noah faraday are amazing Save the pink house

If this is the car I think it is it was there as of the late 1970’s. My grandfather lived up the hill from it and when I was 5 he would take me on hikes to see it. Very cool to see it’s still there and to check in on it again. I’m turning 50 this summer!

You and Noah faraday should do video together would be awesome ❤

I screenshotted this and went into chat gpt and it said that the vehicle could’ve gotten here because it was stolen, an event that happened and caused it to roll away from someone’s property, broke down or illegally left there because whoever owned it didn’t want to pay fees

I screenshotted this and went into chat gpt and it said that the vehicle could’ve gotten here because it was stolen, an event that happened and caused it to roll away from someone’s property, broke down or illegally left there because whoever owned it didn’t want to pay fees

For years I passed by this building always hoping someone would do something with it. Sometimes I feel like bringing a can of white paint just to see if others would join in. That milk jug has quite the personality, so much so that no one wants to tear it down. It's also almost across the road from one of the last Drive-In theatres. Maybe you can do a story on that too. You're doing a great job. Thank you🙂

I remember you saying there would be a video Friday but today you said that you randomly stumbled across this car so what was the other video you were planning

the lizards you see are from an artist who goes by the name Frogger. his tag (which is actually a gecko) can be seen all over the worcester county area.

That AU sticker mentions Automatic. You proved this by looking at what you called the stick shift. It not a stick, is an Automatic.

No such thing as a "2 door sedan". It's a 2 door coupe not a sedan.

badass

I was born in central Mass in 1960. Honestly, I wouldn't want to live anywhere else! Out of the 4 places here that you've never visited, the only one I ever heard of was Nantucket!

Cool find, you could date it with a VIN number if you can find one. Sometimes there's small metal plaques that have that information etched into them. Ultimately though, it doesn't really matter, just a cool, abandoned vehicle from the 70's. Enjoyed the video!

What a weird find. Im loving the spontaneous uploaded. Keep up the great work!

That’s crazy I wonder how it ended up out there

Have a dope Friday JMass, I think I just saw that Corolla roll by me at Dunkins lol. In fact, my old roomie from the early 90s had a 77 Corolla. It's paint faded to an awkward hue, so we called it the Yellow Nightmare. Anyway, the AU continues to simply say Automatic, for the transmission type, as most had been manuals. Cheers brother.

I think the tag on the back might have read "Automatic" and the red button inside was for the rear window defroster.

Nice Toyota Corolla E20

6:15 Automatic (transmission) This was an option in those days. 9:30 electric rear windshield defroster.

In stoughton ma in the woods near the babe ruth little league fields, if you can find a way inside those woods, there is a a flipped car upside down that my uncles friend crashed and apparently died in back in the day in an old dirt path, not sure if it’s still there, but it crashed in the 1950s-60s and was still there in the 1990s

Yeah, named after a guy that kept two pet native Americans

Hiking in Massachusetts, I occasionally find abandoned cars in the woods, I always wonder how they got there and why they are there.

Prisoners were last in there

I heard they took the gates down now. Someone was talking about it on a paranormal type of YT.. Wonder if thats true??

You are a moron and your language reinforces it.

Not a cabin. Its a regular house

THERE IS A HOLE IN THE FENCE IF YOU MOVE THE WOOD BOARD SO YOU CAN GET INTO THE MAIN BUILDINGS, THEY HAVE SO MUCH MORE TO OFFER

Judging by one of the shots, of the wall in the video, you can see lath & plaster, which was an old building technique, dating back to the 1800's and being used into the early part of the 1900's, I Think It's safe to say that house was probably built in the early 1900's 🤔 .

There was a dorm there for personnel

Hi J -MASS NICE VIDEO 📹 AND WORKMANSHIP THEY SHOULD RENOVAT OR OPEN IT

As a student nurse, I trained there way back in the mid 70s! lol. There were many children there with very severe disabilities. They even had an iron lung there.

That bridge that you took a selfie with bro the other day I told my girl how much I like the looks of that bridge

I'm 70 now and when we were 12-14 years old we would fish from the railroad bridge and the fish ladder at the falls. Many times we would climb up inside the abandoned mills and it was very creepy like all the machines were still there but no people. Found out what the PUCKER FACTOR was for the first time when my kid brother and I (I was 12, he was 10) went to the Boys Club and since it was so cold out we crossed the river to South Lawrence on the ice. Half way across we started to hear the cracking of the ice. We never did that again! LOL. When we fished the river, every other cast we had to clean the paper off our lines. Nice job.

I ripped those doors down your welcome.

Just when I thought “Gee, I wonder if Vacant ever made it out here,” there he is at 31:28

OMG. It would be prudent to get your facts straight before you make a video and comment about things you weren’t even alive to see. I’m pretty sure, considering that LSS was one of the only places of employment for folks who didn’t have a college education, that you would have found many people in town who could have educated you. I can’t speak to what happened before I started working there in 1983, but I sure can tell you about what it was like when I was there. For starters, let’s talk about HOW kids ended up there. One person I worked with, he was in his late 80’s, was dumped off by his own family because they couldn’t afford to feed all of their kids during the war. Another one of my favorite people was the son of a brain surgeon. He was dumped off, NEVER visited again by his family, because his father couldn’t deal with the fact that he had a child with physical and mental challenges. That’s just the tip of the iceberg. Now let’s talk about treatment. As I said I worked there in the 80’s through 1990. Most of the residents there were brought there, dropped off and completely erased by their own families. For several of these people, their behavior was dangerous, whether it was self harming or harming others. Their families didn’t want them in their house, so they came to LSS. There were many very high functioning folks who enjoyed working on the farm or wherever. The farm was shut down by the time I went to work there in. There were dances every week and we had other regular entertainment, holiday parties, etc. And guess who made sure that everyone looked amazing for the Christmas Party or helped residents fill out valentines, or helped them dress up for Halloween?? It certainly wasn’t their families. It was the direct care staff. There are two beautiful beaches on the property as well as an amazing handicapped swimming pool in the Training and Development building. Who do you think got everyone ready and made sure they went swimming? Who volunteered their own time on a weekend and took multiple folks for an overnight camp out at the little beach house?? Wasn’t their families. Who, for every Thanksgiving and Christmas would sign up and take one resident home for dinner at their houses?? Wasn’t their families. I’m not saying that it was perfect,by any means, especially during the war, however, I can tell you that you are absolutely wrong about many things that happened there. My suggestion is that next time, do your homework before you make yourself look foolish. And as far as “terrible” goes, it’s pretty shitty that you can criticize something and then turn around and sensationalize it. I hope you find something better to talk about.

I lived 5 minutes from that econo lodge

Always fascinating when I see anything in Baldwinville. Tis my hometown, and it’s pretty outta the way and unknown to anyone but locals to the area.

New drinking game: take a swig every time J-MASS says "pretty cool stuff" 😂 LOL when you said "Tom and I actually did all four of those things off camera" referring to that sign. That was some classic J-MASS comedy right there. Also, nice music accompanying the drone shots. Another 🔥 video!

The singer, Pink, could buy the Pink House.

Good morning from Cape Cod ⛵ I've been to the Corbin reservoir but had no idea this existed. Very cool exploration guys 👍 I'm betting neither one of you are going to quit exploring anytime soon so here's a little information. What you refer to as an A-frame is called the Gable end. The steel in the windows and door frames is added during the construction for strength. Looking at that building I don't think it's going anywhere anytime soon. Look out for them spiders 😂✌️🇺🇲

I remember the milk can from my college days in R.I. I remember a big bug in Providence as well.

Solid except for the language. You're good. You don't need to swear. I could enjoy you on TV.

Wow that’s crazy how solid those are… almost perfectly in tact

I remember when that location opened in 1988. You could drive around the back of the bldg and order coffee etc., much like Dunkin's nowadays.

How many ticks did you get on your way out there? Lol

I’ve worked at the eagle creek hydro plant just upriver and at a plant in turner’s falls which is in another old strathmore mill.