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OMG all that stuff where did all that shit stay when people lived there............ CRAZY it seems they shit ran them out of that big house, I bet if people went in and tried to put all the stuff away in a proper place it all still can not fit...... 😂🤦🏼♀️ you said I think it’s a home office, Then the stair way WELL I guess I would say I love it too cause it’s the only thing You can see
Thant symbol on the ceiling is chinese not japanese .吉 means lucky, 囍 ,喜+喜 ,This symbol is actually composed by two words, two happinesses, or doulbe hapinesses,The double-happiness symbol is referring to two happinesses that the two persons and even the two families are getting together to become one family. That's why the two words are put tegother to become one word, the symbol.
Steve, I don't know when I have ever been so sad looking at a house. Such gorgeous architecture, such special woodwork and stair rails. Such large windows and so many very special things! The amount of clothing thrown around was rather mysterious in that so much of it looked new. Not much trash hoarded. Wonder why. Thank you for filming my favorite genre ~ the abandoned house. I do like schools and hospitals, but often times all the rooms look basically the same with nothing new to discover around the buildings. I'm not too keen on bunkers and things like that. Possibly because I lose the perspective of size and there aren't many colors. I watch everything you produce so don't worry about my likes and dislikes! Thanks Steve for your hard work of entertaining us!
The Traxler Mansion was built in 1922 of the Chateauesque architectural style using stone, brick and ceramic tile. It was the home of Louis Traxler a large department store owner in Dayton at the turn of the 20th century.
I remember that house as a teen, That was Ms Traxler's old family home. I been in there when i was around 13 or 14 when i went to visit my family just down the street. That house was the largest house i have ever been in and you could get lost playing in it. Steve i might have been in one of those pictures you looked at.
@@deborahdells3857 This crap happened years back. My mother told me the family left the house before the 90's. Its an historical landmark and i remember years ago the city was suppose to fix it but no clue what happened to that idea.
I love your background music, soft and nostalgic. So appropriate for your content. Through the background music, one can visualize the glory of these abandoned mansions.
I GAVE THEM THUMBS DOWN CAUSE HE BLAMED THE MESS ON THE URBAN EXPLORERS AND THAT IS SIMPLY NOT TRUE. HE CAN NOT POINT FINGERS WITHOUT PROOF. THE URBAN EXPLORERS DO NOT TOUCH NOTHING THEY JUST DOCUMENT HAUNTED PLACES
@@tammycabrales954 well then you can't speak for ALL urban 🌏🔦📷🌍🔦📸🌎🔦 explorers either....you aren't at the home to watch over it like a cop 👮♀️👮♀️ and see who did what. 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️ Bad reason for a thumbs down, in my opinion. At least have some type of constructive criticism if you do. Steve has been around the block a few times. It's his opinion, (He said "I think..."), just as you have yours, and I have mine.
The last family living in this home abandoned the home over a decade ago because the boiler went out & did not have the funds to replace it. Sherry Vachio wich is the great granddaughter states her great grandfather filed bankruptcy on 1920 & selling it to a plumbing contractor. At one point in time the home was turned into apts. In the 70's. A nonprofit refurbished the home renting it out for events & also had a full ballroom. Pastor William Moore & Doris more are last registered owners & are roughly one year+ behind on the taxes & live out of state. At times they have tried to fix it up but costs for repairs are estimated over 2 mill & have seem to lost interest. Many others have tried to purchase the home from current owners but refuse to sell just letting it decay.
I wonder whether what looks like "hoarded" stuff in there isn't actually leftover store stock. Since you'd mentioned that the family owned a department store, it seems possible that, in the last days of the business, there would have been leftover merchandise that they couldn't liquidate and had to store somewhere, or that they were trying to hang on to what stock they could in the hope of opening a new store, and saving money by essentially using the house as a warehouse. Either way, it speaks to some traumatic times for this family!
True. And many of these videos it seems people are looking for valuables by tossing stuff on the floors as they dig through drawers. One video lots of holes in the walls and sections cut out as if they expected to find money hidden in the walls.
@@AllenFreemanMediaGuru theyve never disrespected any place theyve ever shown us, on camera at least. So what looking for money i would too. I wouldn't take it but its very possible that a place he explores has millions. U never kno. Not everyone thinks criminally!!
I can hardly explain how much I want to clean that house out. The condition of this house is a shame .. it’s on the National Register of Historic Places .. so sad that the city didn’t protect it from vandals
Its the water leaks and neglect, non maintenance that will ruin it with molds and eventually collapse with a heavy tile roof crashing down, floors failing. Its a shame it is not restored. It so terrific.
I like watching you're videos because you are respectful, you never know what happened to these people, they may still be there in spirit, and you seem to be respectful of this.
I can’t believe the amount of stuff in that house. All that wasted money it’s so sad. I did notice that the grass in the gardens was neat so maybe someone watches over it. Magnificent house, very sad 😔
I was thinking the same thing. It looks like the outside is up kept and not too overgrown. It’s so sad to see all the wasted money and belongings left behind. What made them leave in such a hurry that they couldn’t bring things or sell or donate them?
The house was much neater in a previous explore. Stairs an corridors were easily walked. The rooms were much better. The room with the piano and organ were easily approached. What seems to have happened is some ransacking for valuables or jerks partying.
I really enjoy the abandoned mansion videos, especially the ones that aren't a mess. I love ones that look like people just walked out if an orderly life and nobody has been there since. So mysterious. Ronin's are the only ones I watch anymore. High quality.
I just wanted to thank you for making these videos. I have anxiety and it’s been worse because of covid. Your voice is really soothing and almost ASMR-like when you’re touring abandoned places which makes for a really calm and enjoyable viewing experience. As for your feedback question, I think the abandoned mansions and homes do better just because there is an emotional attachment and history to those homes. We know they were lived in and once loved... it makes it more touching. I love how much you respect the belongings inside too.
I prefer the abandoned mansions and homes just because I find it more fascinating to take a glimpse into someone's house. Those types of explorations are more of a personal look inside people's lives than other types of exploration videos. But you always do such a great job with your content either way.
I just want to clear, clean and organize!! Please could you give us more info on the places... why they were abandoned, why is it remaining abandoned, and what is going to happen to it? Thank you for the awesome video.
There has been other explorers in this mansion and it certainly wasn’t all those clothes on the floor like it is now . The clothes was either on racks or in boxes I recall . What a shame!
Hi, Steve! I am a new subscriber of your channel and have to say that I truly appreciated all the video clips of yours I have watched until now. Particularly, I love to see you explore abandoned mansions, I love the pace you keep when you get into them and explore them, I love the background music you chose. It makes me feel even more merged in what you are filming, it makes me feel part of the videos themselves as if I am exploring these places with you. Keep going on exploring and filming amazing abandoned mansions. They look so gorgeous and enchanting despite they are often messed up inside. Surely, they are a sort of "testimony" of past times and life stories, somehow. Keep up the good work! I will always appreciate it. Congratulations! 🙂👍
I've seen this mansion before & I still feel the same. Being OCD, I can't stand to see hoarding! I'd be afraid of rodents. You can't even walk thru it! I do appreciate the woodwork & attention to detail. Also hate how people don't take care of amazing mansions, when we would give anything to live in one! Still gave u a thumbs up because I love your work.
There are more videos of this house on youtube. One was from a few months ago and it wasn't nearly as destroyed as it is in this video. The attic had ALL that clothes in it and apparently people have come through and just destroyed the place and dragged the clothing everywhere. It's sad really.
Back in the 80’s it was beautiful. I wanted to live there. So many cool houses in that area. My sister lived near by and a guy I dated in high school grew up around there. The neighborhood and the city in general has gone to hell. What a shame.
Hi Steve and all your team! Thank you for bring these abandoned places to share with us all. I asked that you stay safe, mask on and be cautious with your surroundings. BE careful GUYS!
You should take care of your health, Steve. Don't forget to bring a mask anywhere you explore. I also want to see you exploring abandoned towns from long ago, like ghost towns. It is very interesting for me knowing the history of the place and seeing antique stuff. 😊 Keep safe, Steve. Much love from Phils
OH MY FREAKING GOSH IM IN SHOCK RIGHT NOW BC THAT JOURNAL THAT YOU READ OUT OF WAS MINE FROM WHEN I WAS LIKE 13YRS OLD AND I LIVE IN ARKANSAS THIS IS JUST SO BAZZAR!!!!
@@aventurasentre2 Ohio?? Holy S* I haven't got a clue bc I've never been to Ohio but I did fly to Oregon and back about 10yrs ago but that journal was missing way b4 that so I'm clueless besides the fact that I had a lot of friends when I was young, whom hardly had parents and were always moving around till they up and left the state, (so maybe) but I watch your videos all the time and then one night when I watched this video I got the feeling that I was there with you at the very second I saw my journal, it seriously stunned me for a bit I sat there (jaw dropped) just replaying this video and the clip that had my journal in it. 😮
If they had a store they would have had merchandise kept there especially if it closed. Even with the children’s things. Stores sell more than clothes. Love your videos each home has a story. I always wonder what happened. Love how you film. Great job 👍
This home was magnificent!!! The banister, big mirror, leaded windows are fabulous!!! It breaks my heart, all of the vandalism & decay in this mansion😔 Sooo sad that it was all left behind😔Someday the family would love to have those pictures 😒 Steve, please mask up & be safe in these places!😷I couldn’t see the flooring, but am sure it was beautiful! Thank you so very much for sharing this gorgeous property ❤️
"They" meaning the owners... could have done it themselves... looking for valuables when they had to leave the home. But either way sad it end up in this condition.
Seeing this house makes me kinda sad.. I've had some difficult times in life myself.. It reminds me of how devastating loosing your whole world can be.. Even though the ppl are gone the house has so much to give.. I hope someday someone can once again breath fresh life back into the workmanship of this home.. It's still so beautiful..
Beautiful house, so much detail you left out, there was beauty everywhere more than most houses. I think you were more interested in the stuff. The stairs were gorgeous especially the gold colored scroll design on the wall.
Hello from Hongkong Those words in the bathroom ceiling is chinese written upside down Can’t get it why being upside down 吉 means prosperous 囍 means happiness Surprise me there’s chinese words in a house lived by Americans
Funny. I’m thinking put on a hazard suit and mask and start throwing ish out. I’m freaking out by him saying fleas... yeah I couldn’t be there without several layers of protection on.
Wow love the staircase, the Large mirror & really love the red room. Those couches are amazing. So sad, man if the walls could talk. It would cost a fortune just remove all that garbage...but wow 😱 I wish someone with ,$$$ or HGTV would restore it....thx for sharing it!👍
Steve everything you film & explore are amazing! I do love abandoned mansions though. That house looks like they took absolutely nothing when they left. I felt claustrophobic seeing the house contents. I can’t imagine walking through it. Kudos to you.
I so enjoy your videos😁😁😁....and the one thing I find you do that others don't is you give as much of the history of these places as you can, which is what I enjoy. Keep up with the awesome explores👍👍👍
Hey Steve. I love your locations as well as your presentations as they are. Your photography and historical information are an extra treat. There isn’t one video I’ve watched that I don’t want to research the location, get in my car and go find and explore them by myself! Keep them coming and be safe. Pamela
Hope you see this comment, im watching this a few weeks later but you asked for comments. I want to see ( hopefully others do too ) more of the architectural details. I wanted to see the old skool pink bathroom, I saw great swirl gorgeous detail as the bottom of the handrail ends at bottom of stairs, I saw pocket doors that could've been looked at , the brass plate on the kitchen door , the brass radiators. People love the beauty & you're documenting history. I love your work ! It's fabulous.
It’s a shame idiots have been in there ..I cannot understand how there are so many clothes etc even if they had a huge family..just very odd ..great find though Steve ..Remember mask next time ..you never know if there’s Mould ,better safe than sorry..Stay safe love 😀
I loved the radar place as well!!!! I guess everybody likes what they like. You do a great job editing your videos! Thank you for your hard work. How is school going?
I really enjoy abandon home/mansions . The history of everyday people is very interesting . I have less interest in industrial sites. But I do enjoy all your videos.
I have been following you online for a while now and you have just continued to get better. You've grown in many ways and continue to evolve as an explorer. Keep up the great work! As for what's next? Hmmmm maybe The Maunsell Army Forts? I know they may have been covered by previous explorers I would be interested in your take on the site.
I'm just starting watching your video's today, this is number seven. I was feeeling it before you got it out that you were stressed. Just gonna send you a big Texas native saying, "God Bless Your Heart".
Did they enter the witness protection program? Did the bad guys ransacked the entire house? It's crazy to leave such personal items behind just tossed on the floor. Crazy. It's like they left to go to the shopping and never returned.
I just found your channel...of course I subscribed. But man, these places make me sad! Sooooo much potential. And such a waste. Thanks for taking us to these places! 💜💜💜
I love the mansions that's some what empty and not as hoarded, extremely junky.. The ones that's stuck in time and things/ furniture is some what in it's place are beautiful. Keep doing what you do, I enjoy all of them..🙂
One of the things that puzzles me most about all the stuff that was apparently just left in this mansion is why the family wouldn't have at least gathered their special/personal items (i.e. diaries, pics, etc.) to take with them. Those are the kinds of things that can never be replaced, no matter how much money a person has. So sad. 😢
Great video Steve. I loved the radar base too! I don’t know why some are more popular than others. I here ya with that. Why are mansions always ransacked like this? This house had a major amount of stuff like clothes and games. What made them leave this all behind like this? Why are places always ripped apart and left a mess? Did people come in and do this? I would love to see pictures of the way this house once looked. Look up Grey Gardens in Long Island New York. That home was owned by Eddie Belle (?) she was Jackie Kennedy’s cousin. That house was beautiful then went into disrepair but finally the house was bought and beautifully restored. You can see pics when it was a mess. And throughout its history.
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OMG all that stuff where did all that shit stay when people lived there............ CRAZY it seems they shit ran them out of that big house, I bet if people went in and tried to put all the stuff away in a proper place it all still can not fit...... 😂🤦🏼♀️ you said I think it’s a home office, Then the stair way WELL I guess I would say I love it too cause it’s the only thing You can see
CLUSTERFUCK is the proper word for that house
i followed anything ur posting..thanks much for videos.
I like to watch huge abandoned mansion bcoz every mansion have their owned design..
28:31 steve pls open all the fridge that u found in the future,ppl watching are curious....theres could be a dead body or treasures inside
That one really hurt my heart. Such a Beautiful Home to Have Gotten Trashed So Badly.😔 however I Thank You For The Tour.
Thant symbol on the ceiling is chinese not japanese .吉 means lucky, 囍 ,喜+喜 ,This symbol is actually composed by two words, two happinesses, or doulbe hapinesses,The double-happiness symbol is referring to two happinesses that the two persons and even the two families are getting together to become one family. That's why the two words are put tegother to become one word, the symbol.
That sad looks like the happiness ran out in that home 😔
🌸 Dear Scott Chang: Thank you for explaining that to us. 😃
Steve, I don't know when I have ever been so sad looking at a house. Such gorgeous architecture, such special woodwork and stair rails. Such large windows and so many very special things! The amount of clothing thrown around was rather mysterious in that so much of it looked new. Not much trash hoarded. Wonder why. Thank you for filming my favorite genre ~ the abandoned house. I do like schools and hospitals, but often times all the rooms look basically the same with nothing new to discover around the buildings. I'm not too keen on bunkers and things like that. Possibly because I lose the perspective of size and there aren't many colors. I watch everything you produce so don't worry about my likes and dislikes! Thanks Steve for your hard work of entertaining us!
The Traxler Mansion was built in 1922 of the Chateauesque architectural style using stone, brick and ceramic tile. It was the home of Louis Traxler a large department store owner in Dayton at the turn of the 20th century.
This wasn’t the Traxler family who abandoned it.
I remember that house as a teen, That was Ms Traxler's old family home. I been in there when i was around 13 or 14 when i went to visit my family just down the street. That house was the largest house i have ever been in and you could get lost playing in it. Steve i might have been in one of those pictures you looked at.
Were they hoarders or did that happen after they left?
@@deborahdells3857 This crap happened years back. My mother told me the family left the house before the 90's. Its an historical landmark and i remember years ago the city was suppose to fix it but no clue what happened to that idea.
@@deborahdells3857 That happened after they left.
I've found pictures of the house in its glory days and it's beautiful
@@mariteshilton4454 do u have a link?
I love your background music, soft and nostalgic. So appropriate for your content. Through the background music, one can visualize the glory of these abandoned mansions.
The wood work is stunning
I've thought the same thing. He always has the best music for his videos.
Why thumbs down??? Steve is very 👍👍 explorer. Abandom vlog is nice.. All series it's it's 👍👍👍👍 for all viewers. ☮️☮️☮️
I GAVE THEM THUMBS DOWN CAUSE HE BLAMED THE MESS ON THE URBAN EXPLORERS AND THAT IS SIMPLY NOT TRUE. HE CAN NOT POINT FINGERS WITHOUT PROOF. THE URBAN EXPLORERS DO NOT TOUCH NOTHING THEY JUST DOCUMENT HAUNTED PLACES
@@tammycabrales954 well then you can't speak for ALL urban 🌏🔦📷🌍🔦📸🌎🔦 explorers either....you aren't at the home to watch over it like a cop 👮♀️👮♀️ and see who did what.
🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️ Bad reason for a thumbs down, in my opinion. At least have some type of constructive criticism if you do. Steve has been around the block a few times. It's his opinion, (He said "I think..."), just as you have yours, and I have mine.
The last family living in this home abandoned the home over a decade ago because the boiler went out & did not have the funds to replace it.
Sherry Vachio wich is the great granddaughter states her great grandfather filed bankruptcy on 1920 & selling it to a plumbing contractor. At one point in time the home was turned into apts. In the 70's. A nonprofit refurbished the home renting it out for events & also had a full ballroom.
Pastor William Moore & Doris more are last registered owners & are roughly one year+ behind on the taxes & live out of state. At times they have tried to fix it up but costs for repairs are estimated over 2 mill & have seem to lost interest. Many others have tried to purchase the home from current owners but refuse to sell just letting it decay.
Awe so sad it's such a beautiful home!
So sad to see what probably was once a beautiful home left to be ransacked. The architecture is stunning.
I wonder whether what looks like "hoarded" stuff in there isn't actually leftover store stock. Since you'd mentioned that the family owned a department store, it seems possible that, in the last days of the business, there would have been leftover merchandise that they couldn't liquidate and had to store somewhere, or that they were trying to hang on to what stock they could in the hope of opening a new store, and saving money by essentially using the house as a warehouse. Either way, it speaks to some traumatic times for this family!
Traumatic times. Indeed. Sad. I don't think anyone would willingly leave all those personal belongings behind.
My thoughts exactly
True. And many of these videos it seems people are looking for valuables by tossing stuff on the floors as they dig through drawers. One video lots of holes in the walls and sections cut out as if they expected to find money hidden in the walls.
@@AllenFreemanMediaGuru theyve never disrespected any place theyve ever shown us, on camera at least. So what looking for money i would too. I wouldn't take it but its very possible that a place he explores has millions. U never kno. Not everyone thinks criminally!!
I agree. Think that’s why it’s so much clothes and stuff.
I love watching your videos . I am an old woman so I like seeing all the architectural details, Windows , closets. Thank you Steve 😍
It makes me so mad that others come through and go through someone else's stuff and just make a mess
I can hardly explain how much I want to clean that house out. The condition of this house is a shame .. it’s on the National Register of Historic Places .. so sad that the city didn’t protect it from vandals
Me too 😃😆
Its the water leaks and neglect, non maintenance that will ruin it with molds and eventually collapse with a heavy tile roof crashing down, floors failing. Its a shame it is not restored. It so terrific.
I like watching you're videos because you are respectful, you never know what happened to these people, they may still be there in spirit, and you seem to be respectful of this.
I can’t believe the amount of stuff in that house. All that wasted money it’s so sad. I did notice that the grass in the gardens was neat so maybe someone watches over it. Magnificent house, very sad 😔
I was thinking the same thing. It looks like the outside is up kept and not too overgrown. It’s so sad to see all the wasted money and belongings left behind. What made them leave in such a hurry that they couldn’t bring things or sell or donate them?
The house was much neater in a previous explore. Stairs an corridors were easily walked. The rooms were much better. The room with the piano and organ were easily approached. What seems to have happened is some ransacking for valuables or jerks partying.
@@jmm21340 Do you happen to have the link? Id love to see how it looked before it was ransacked.
@@mayday24176 Sorry, I don't!
Really like the abandon mansions exploration, it's like looking into a time capsule of someone's pass.
Ya.. Me too
I really enjoy the abandoned mansion videos, especially the ones that aren't a mess. I love ones that look like people just walked out if an orderly life and nobody has been there since. So mysterious. Ronin's are the only ones I watch anymore. High quality.
I just wanted to thank you for making these videos. I have anxiety and it’s been worse because of covid. Your voice is really soothing and almost ASMR-like when you’re touring abandoned places which makes for a really calm and enjoyable viewing experience.
As for your feedback question, I think the abandoned mansions and homes do better just because there is an emotional attachment and history to those homes. We know they were lived in and once loved... it makes it more touching. I love how much you respect the belongings inside too.
It’s so horrid the way ppl tear things up. Depressing actually.
I prefer the abandoned mansions and homes just because I find it more fascinating to take a glimpse into someone's house. Those types of explorations are more of a personal look inside people's lives than other types of exploration videos. But you always do such a great job with your content either way.
Has anyone ever hit you up that use to live in any of the places you explored ?That would be so cool
Probably wasn't a hoarders house, just from idiots that have ransacked it.
I like seeing abandoned mansions, with surprise hidden cars or valuables.
thats is the same way i feel
I'm disappointed with those Mansions nothing to see just too much mess
I just want to clear, clean and organize!! Please could you give us more info on the places... why they were abandoned, why is it remaining abandoned, and what is going to happen to it? Thank you for the awesome video.
When I see these beautiful mansions I feel like I can move in clean it up fix it up and live in that mansion
Love the video! The pile up high hoarding is crazy. This place was gorgeous at one time. Thanks for sharing with us!
That house is stunning even with all of the stuff everywhere!! I love to be able to renovate it! Great video as always!!
I’m amazed at how much was left behind. And saddened so many destroy items. Another awesome video ❤️❤️
There has been other explorers in this mansion and it certainly wasn’t all those clothes on the floor like it is now . The clothes was either on racks or in boxes I recall . What a shame!
I was thinking the same thing. I saw another video on this place last month and it wasn't like this...so sad
I’m in my seventies and wanted a piano all my life but other things always had priorities so to see them just rotting breaks my heart
Hi, Steve! I am a new subscriber of your channel and have to say that I truly appreciated all the video clips of yours I have watched until now. Particularly, I love to see you explore abandoned mansions, I love the pace you keep when you get into them and explore them, I love the background music you chose. It makes me feel even more merged in what you are filming, it makes me feel part of the videos themselves as if I am exploring these places with you. Keep going on exploring and filming amazing abandoned mansions. They look so gorgeous and enchanting despite they are often messed up inside. Surely, they are a sort of "testimony" of past times and life stories, somehow. Keep up the good work! I will always appreciate it. Congratulations! 🙂👍
I've seen this mansion before & I still feel the same. Being OCD, I can't stand to see hoarding! I'd be afraid of rodents. You can't even walk thru it! I do appreciate the woodwork & attention to detail. Also hate how people don't take care of amazing mansions, when we would give anything to live in one! Still gave u a thumbs up because I love your work.
There are more videos of this house on youtube. One was from a few months ago and it wasn't nearly as destroyed as it is in this video. The attic had ALL that clothes in it and apparently people have come through and just destroyed the place and dragged the clothing everywhere. It's sad really.
@@kkuehn8 Could you send me the link to the other videos, or what I should search for? Thanks!
Back in the 80’s it was beautiful. I wanted to live there. So many cool houses in that area. My sister lived near by and a guy I dated in high school grew up around there. The neighborhood and the city in general has gone to hell. What a shame.
Great explore, I remember seeing this place in a video a few years ago, it wasn't trashed as bad as it is now, which is sad to see.
Hi Steve and all your team! Thank you for bring these abandoned places to share with us all. I asked that you stay safe, mask on and be cautious with your surroundings. BE careful GUYS!
Curious. Have you ever explored an abandoned house/mansion and the previous owner contacted you?
Absolutely my favorite house,it's stunning
MAN!! What hoarders! Such a shame. The exterior is so beautiful. Whole place must have been gorgeous in it's heyday.
You should take care of your health, Steve. Don't forget to bring a mask anywhere you explore. I also want to see you exploring abandoned towns from long ago, like ghost towns. It is very interesting for me knowing the history of the place and seeing antique stuff. 😊 Keep safe, Steve. Much love from Phils
OH MY FREAKING GOSH IM IN SHOCK RIGHT NOW BC THAT JOURNAL THAT YOU READ OUT OF WAS MINE FROM WHEN I WAS LIKE 13YRS OLD AND I LIVE IN ARKANSAS THIS IS JUST SO BAZZAR!!!!
how did it end up in Ohio??
@@aventurasentre2 Ohio?? Holy S* I haven't got a clue bc I've never been to Ohio but I did fly to Oregon and back about 10yrs ago but that journal was missing way b4 that so I'm clueless besides the fact that I had a lot of friends when I was young, whom hardly had parents and were always moving around till they up and left the state, (so maybe) but I watch your videos all the time and then one night when I watched this video I got the feeling that I was there with you at the very second I saw my journal, it seriously stunned me for a bit I sat there (jaw dropped) just replaying this video and the clip that had my journal in it. 😮
Yea right!
Wow bet that place was beautiful before it got trashed. Loved seeing it anyhow. I would buy it in a heartbeat if I could!! Thanks for sharing!!
If they had a store they would have had merchandise kept there especially if it closed. Even with the children’s things. Stores sell more than clothes. Love your videos each home has a story. I always wonder what happened. Love how you film. Great job 👍
This home was magnificent!!! The banister, big mirror, leaded windows are fabulous!!! It breaks my heart, all of the vandalism & decay in this mansion😔 Sooo sad that it was all left behind😔Someday the family would love to have those pictures 😒 Steve, please mask up & be safe in these places!😷I couldn’t see the flooring, but am sure it was beautiful! Thank you so very much for sharing this gorgeous property ❤️
I absolutely enjoy watching these urban exploration videos while drinking my morning coffee, thanks Steve! ❤
The staircase is the most gorgeous thing in this mansion.
I agree handrail was awesome
It’s too bad people like to ransack places for their own selfishness.
Yeah, I was thinking that - some people are disgusting, no respect/no decency etc 🤬😡🤬❤️🤬😡😡 .. so sad ..
"They" meaning the owners... could have done it themselves... looking for valuables when they had to leave the home. But either way sad it end up in this condition.
so sad when idots go through a beautiful house as soon as they find out there's no concesques
Seeing this house makes me kinda sad.. I've had some difficult times in life myself.. It reminds me of how devastating loosing your whole world can be.. Even though the ppl are gone the house has so much to give.. I hope someday someone can once again breath fresh life back into the workmanship of this home.. It's still so beautiful..
Beautiful home. Sad.
Yeah the walls and ceilings dont look so bad it just mostly needs a good cleaning
Someone was very foolish with their $!!!
No appreciation when things are inherited and not earned through hard work
Beautiful house, so much detail you left out, there was beauty everywhere more than most houses. I think you were more interested in the stuff. The stairs were gorgeous especially the gold colored scroll design on the wall.
Beautiful. Makes you wonder why they left everything behind. I love you inside these old houses. I think your adorable. 😘😘😘😘😘🍁🎃
Hello from Hongkong
Those words in the bathroom ceiling is chinese written upside down
Can’t get it why being upside down
吉 means prosperous
囍 means happiness
Surprise me there’s chinese words in a house lived by Americans
Wonder if they ran stores that went out of businesses and couldn't liquidate that merchandise.
I BET THEY HAD PERSONAL SHOPPERS AND THEY JUST WENT UPSTAIRS TO SHOP ???????MAYBE
I looked for the story and it looks like they were indeed store owners
@@biankalimon9160 Really? So sad. Do you happen to have the link?
@@biankalimon9160 what’s their names??
Okay..being ocd i want to just go clean up everything on the floor put it away..and leave🤣 that would be so awesome!
My ocd hitting. Me real hard want to clean this mess
My OCD wants to clean these places so bad and watch them shine. That would be so enjoyable
Funny. I’m thinking put on a hazard suit and mask and start throwing ish out. I’m freaking out by him saying fleas... yeah I couldn’t be there without several layers of protection on.
I love the huge mansions that aren't trashed, untouched, maybe old furrniture. I love peeling walls and the colors they chose, the walpaper..
Wow love the staircase, the Large mirror & really love the red room. Those couches are amazing. So sad, man if the walls could talk. It would cost a fortune just remove all that garbage...but wow 😱 I wish someone with ,$$$ or HGTV would restore it....thx for sharing it!👍
Steve everything you film & explore are amazing! I do love abandoned mansions though. That house looks like they took absolutely nothing when they left. I felt claustrophobic seeing the house contents. I can’t imagine walking through it. Kudos to you.
I just love those abandoned tours...
I so enjoy your videos😁😁😁....and the one thing I find you do that others don't is you give as much of the history of these places as you can, which is what I enjoy. Keep up with the awesome explores👍👍👍
Just so sad people damage and destruction that they do. So beautiful of a home. Thank you Steve
I believe when he lost his store he must have brought all the contents to his home. Seems everything has been thrown about with all the sightseerers.
This is very sad that the owner didn't even consider donating to Salvation Army. What a waste some families could've use a lot of this stuff.
Something bad could have happened to the family, anything could have happened
My thoughts exactly
You know this was a beautiful place. Thank you from Georgia
hello from wilmington delaware! just subscribed. seeing people's family life gone away brings tears.
What a disgrace to see this beautiful home, with a happy start, be degraded to such a horrid level. You can’t even see the place!😣
This video was absolutely awesome Steve, and I would love to see more like it!
Woke up at 5.45am to catch this live! So worth it!
I think anything u explore is awesome. Not everyone can appreciate what u do but for us that follow u can.
Hey Steve. I love your locations as well as your presentations as they are. Your photography and historical information are an extra treat. There isn’t one video I’ve watched that I don’t want to research the location, get in my car and go find and explore them by myself! Keep them coming and be safe. Pamela
Present Steve, watching from zamboanga city
When you do accidental paranormal vids are awesome so maybe do every 4th vid a paranormal vid. I enjoy your accidental ones and the couple real ones
Hi Steve, This grand house must have been beautiful in it's day. Thanks for sharing!
Hope you see this comment, im watching this a few weeks later but you asked for comments. I want to see ( hopefully others do too ) more of the architectural details. I wanted to see the old skool pink bathroom, I saw great swirl gorgeous detail as the bottom of the handrail ends at bottom of stairs, I saw pocket doors that could've been looked at , the brass plate on the kitchen door , the brass radiators. People love the beauty & you're documenting history. I love your work ! It's fabulous.
It’s a shame idiots have been in there ..I cannot understand how there are so many clothes etc even if they had a huge family..just very odd ..great find though Steve ..Remember mask next time ..you never know if there’s Mould ,better safe than sorry..Stay safe love 😀
Maybe this house is a store clothes
Mold??!
someone must own it because the lawn looks like it was mowed
love your work
Omg them stairs they look like you could break your back all them clothes take care stay xx🇬🇧❤️👍😷🙏 safe
I loved the radar place as well!!!! I guess everybody likes what they like. You do a great job editing your videos! Thank you for your hard work. How is school going?
I like watching everything you explore you take your time n never disrespect the home! But be safe 😂 and keep on doing what you love to do!
The mansions or houses are more personal and I love those. Love if you can tell the history about the place.
I just can't believe someone could trash such a beautiful place...Those poor kiddos..sad people really live like that...
I really enjoy abandon home/mansions . The history of everyday people is very interesting . I have less interest in industrial sites. But I do enjoy all your videos.
I have been following you online for a while now and you have just continued to get better. You've grown in many ways and continue to evolve as an explorer. Keep up the great work! As for what's next? Hmmmm maybe The Maunsell Army Forts? I know they may have been covered by previous explorers I would be interested in your take on the site.
This place is CRAZY!
Im just in awe at the shit that’s been left behind, the way they LIVED!
It’s NUTS!
I'm just starting watching your video's today, this is number seven. I was feeeling it before you got it out that you were stressed. Just gonna send you a big Texas native saying, "God Bless Your Heart".
Did they enter the witness protection program? Did the bad guys ransacked the entire house? It's crazy to leave such personal items behind just tossed on the floor. Crazy. It's like they left to go to the shopping and never returned.
Hoping to see more videos from you. Best of luck Steve and God bless always...
From the 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
Love it! I also would love to see you do another Randonatica video! That was cool! Our haunted ones! But you do awesome videos anyways!
This mansion is the biggest junk store I've ever seen! God forbid that someone should toss a match in that house. It would burn like a bon fire!
Thanks Steve another awesome video. Beautiful home so sad it's been trashed
Well, quite beautiful. I enjoy looking at abandoned factories and warehouses. So mark my vote there. Thanks :)
Beautiful mansion.thank you Steve for this content.keep safe.God bless you always.all the way from 🇬🇧 uk.
I just found your channel...of course I subscribed. But man, these places make me sad! Sooooo much potential. And such a waste. Thanks for taking us to these places! 💜💜💜
that sword in the stone movie is the best. I've got it on vhs and dvd, and it is VERY hard to find on dvd but so worth it
Hai @Steve Ronin, cant wait to watch ur next video o of exploration....yeyyy happy to see beautiful old antiques house & everything in the house left.
I love the mansions that's some what empty and not as hoarded, extremely junky.. The ones that's stuck in time and things/ furniture is some what in it's place are beautiful. Keep doing what you do, I enjoy all of them..🙂
Just found your channel been watching as many as I can. Love the home on tonight's, too bad it was so trashed.
One of the things that puzzles me most about all the stuff that was apparently just left in this mansion is why the family wouldn't have at least gathered their special/personal items (i.e. diaries, pics, etc.) to take with them. Those are the kinds of things that can never be replaced, no matter how much money a person has. So sad. 😢
I love the drone footage.....
Great video Steve. I loved the radar base too! I don’t know why some are more popular than others. I here ya with that.
Why are mansions always ransacked like this? This house had a major amount of stuff like clothes and games. What made them leave this all behind like this? Why are places always ripped apart and left a mess? Did people come in and do this? I would love to see pictures of the way this house once looked.
Look up Grey Gardens in Long Island New York. That home was owned by Eddie Belle (?) she was Jackie Kennedy’s cousin. That house was beautiful then went into disrepair but finally the house was bought and beautifully restored. You can see pics when it was a mess. And throughout its history.
Waiting patiently here from PH..