As a fellow Explorer let me point something out at 5:40-5:45(I paused it to write this) There are men suit jackets hanging up, there are two different calendars 10yrs apart. Everywhere those coats are hung would be where a 50's husband would place his coats after work/church. Her husband died in the 80's....she passed away 10yrs later. Some older folks aren't horders until it's the loss of their children and/or partner, it wrecks them and they just give up and just exist through the rest of their lives. (Also a caregiver...so, I know!) Free information, you know the address...go to that counties website, plug it in. Cross on the Bed...it's a Catholic church practice. They place a cross on the bed they died in.
Also back then it was more a regular thing the back part of the house would be a 'in-law' apartment. Makes sense for the two kitchens, but her's is clearly more recently lived in. Pure observation of course, perhaps this was his parents home? It doesn't seem that her 'clutter' goes to the separate domain area. Whereas a true hoarder has everything everywhere. I'm dying to have an update on the owners info. Was he a Vet, how can we ensure his sacrafice can be furthermore honoured? As a person who loves stories and history....seriously, leave it lay where it lays, document, respect....but without documenting who these people truly were, are we doing their history...our cultures history a disservice? I dunno....it's why I'm asking?
as somebody who's had multiple family members pass away where we decided to keep the property exactly as is with little maintenance I can tell you that that house has been actively maintained there's no way it's just been sitting there for 20 years even the roof looks newer than 20 years. everything about this house screams that somebody comes here once a year does the needed maintenance.
Depressing to think of her getting older and not being able to use different parts of her house. Eventually she was forced to stay in that kitchen/bedroom. Sad to think that she was alone in life.
I always get sad watching this. The person died and nobody cares about the personal belongings.. I cant imaging that.. 2 years ago I lost my grandmother, we saved ALL her stuff
Houses like this are so sick! It’s crazy that no one from the family claimed the house or items after the lady died, kinda sad too. Love your style man, staying true to the explores code and don’t wanna make any fake ghost hunting videos! Maybe we should collaborate and and go exploring sometime
He’s a realist yeah. TH-cam is full of so many fake pretenders whereas josh is genuine and real. It’s an expensive quality that’s undervalued in today’s world
I'm not sure if u r referring to people that as u say make fake ghost hunting videos meaning fake everything or if u are saying meaning that you don't believe in the paranormal. If it's that u just don't believe in the paranormal that's OK, bc u won't believe if you've never had any first hand paranormal experiences or you have been to any actual haunted locations. It just doesn't make sense or sound right that you aren't into the paranormal if you haven't given it a chance or if you haven't ghost hunted yourself. .....just saying....🤔 @Ben Laurence
Anyone else think that she died in the chair? It's where her walker is located and she'd have needed it unless it was her last place of rest. Js. Great video!
Teeyah A that’s a very good observation. I didn’t even think of that. Why do we leak when we die? Sorry if that’s a rude question, it’s just interesting, I’ve never heard of it.
If you’re in a village, town or city it will be claimed but out there, single houses like that, become one with what they are. Too many thieves in built up places lol. Only theif out there is nature
I just love the integrity you put into all your exploring videos Josh. And a great example to young up and coming explorers. Respect the history. Leave it as you found it. Always interesting to see how people lived many years ago. Keep rising above Josh. Hugs from Ky.
Welp, leave it to me that 90% of the comments are about me being uncultured and so much a millennial that I mistake a vacuum cleaner for a spacer heater. Gotta love it.
Can You PLEASE contact the living relatives of the deceased lady?? So they can collect the family photos & etc!!!! I grant you this,, the " NEXT EXPLORER'S" Who'll come after you will either or both take , destroy the house & cars!!!!!
It’s also possible they don’t want the junk in the house and don’t have the money to have a professional come in and clean it so they leave is; my grandmother lived in a similar house when she had to be put in full time care and it was crazy expensive and time consuming to have people come in to clean it for the house to be totally gutted and sold for like 5$ grand anyway, so it really may not be feasible or worth it for them. Some people are not sentimental about pictures either
As someone who's seen properties like this before and given the climate somebody is actually actively maintaining the property or the inside of this house wouldn't look this pristine.
This place saddens me in an overwhelming way. Every single item once had meaning for someone and all that meaning died with that person. Now they are only forgotten relics, uncared for. Think I'll renounce materialism even more now, you can't take anything with you when your time has come.
My grandma had a clock above the fireplace witch runs on electricity from the net (220volts) my dad always had to set the time from winter to summertime. She had the clock for ages. When she died at the hospital my dad came at her house the next day. The clock was broken the time was the same when she died. The plug was still in the wall. I have the clock still standing at the same time at my home now. (Sorry for my English. From the Netherlands.)
It's most likely time of death. The mystery is am or pm.... Or the time the power was shut off if they all are electric. I don't think they are though. Definitely not the little round alarm clock.
Josh, just to let you know I almost bought a heater for my basement that looked just like that vaccumm. Same shape, plug it in and powerfull heat came out of the front. That vaccumm was really old. I bought one in the 70s and two more after that ,all were Electrolux. I'm 66 so that was throughout a lot of years. Enjoyed the video, lots of familiar things from back in the day. Thanks Josh, be safe.
makes me sad to think everything that the woman who lived there held dear is now sitting and rotting. great vid josh i’m always entranced watching your explorations thanks!
Not a hoarder, I have seen what that nightmare loos like. It looks like people lived there for decades and simply grew too old or sick to maintain. It looked like over the years many people had stayed and come through the house. Your right what an amazingly perfect time capsule of a persons life. Thank you as always for an amazing look at where we can not go Josh, love your content!!
The calendar from 1986 was probably kept as a keepsake. Back then they had those personally made at malls. Some had family names on them or family pictures, etc.
He wasn't saying it was a "space age" heater, he was saying it was a space heater. Meaning it is used to heat up the space you're in. But yeah, it's a vac.
I know 80% of the comments are pointing out the space heater/vacuum cleaner blunder, but idk what's funnier, him not knowing it was a vacuum, or Josh just blindly agreeing with him and saying "That's sick. So retro." Lmfao 🤣
I remember those green stamp books. When you went to the grocery store they would give you a certain amount of green stamps depending on how much you spent, then you'd put the stamps in those books. Then when you'd have a whole bunch of books filled you would go to the green stamp store and pick out what you wanted . So say you wanted the T.V. and the T.V. was 300 books , you would save up until you got that many books and get the T.V.
It's an old custom that when a person passes away in a home all clocks are stopped at the time of death as a document marker for when the coroner comes.
loved that house!! I love hearing about the people who lived there, and the way they lived. I hope this home stays how it is and not ruined from people. LOVED IT
What I find odd is (and I am sure there are reasons for this. I just don't know what the reason is) A house like this sits for a long time the way it has. But if I lapse on my property tax I am kicked out and I think the city sells it to someone else. I wonder if someone is maintaining the property taxes here.
That was an AWESOME house..what a great find ! I loved seeing all that old furniture & stuff. I used to can food stuff from my garden. That crocheted spread on the upstairs bed was beautiful & took someone a long time to make.(I crochet sometimes) The Electrolux vacuum he called a heater, he shouldn't feel bad, I have teenage & a 20 yr old granddaughters that wouldn't know what it was either...lol.. I love your videos, always stay as nice & respectful as you are now, in every aspect of your life. Thanks for sharing this..
I am never disappointed when it comes to josh's videos. It could be a 2 minute video just exploring a garage and I'd be satisfied. Keep it up man your a real one for sure!
Its like im disappointed that you guys blurred the pictures but i am also glad that you gave respect to the people who lived there😊keep making great vids and god bless you❤️
I appreciate some one as young as you guys that doesn't trash or make fun of someone who lived there lives at a different time. Many young people couldn't appreciate how there elders lived. They fought wars their women waited for them to come back. They created a family and there hardly was television.
11.11 on the alarm which means angels were around 😍 it still has everything out as if it was yesterday 😯 they must of had no one for it all to be still there god bless whoever lived there xx
Something nice about these kind of videos you make is you make it out so these people were forgotten after death by their family and friends, but you filming their homes and trying to solve out who lived there preserves them forever for history to come and I think it is very good of you doing that Josh.
Love how you give history of these places and show every possible angle. Also, what I found was funny was I was born in that hospital you explored in California with the handprint wall. LOL
"Green Stamps"...we would get them when we shopped at the grocery store. That Green Stamp Saver book is where we would stick the stamps. You got enough books full and you got things like a radio, pots and pans, dishes etc. An old Grandma here! :)
Have you been to Colombia before to explore, if not you should go to Medellin there's a lot of haunted abandoned places. Trust me I lived close to those places.
Dude it was so much fun exploring this time capsule with you and the rest of the crew. I loved this place so much. ALSO, you're welcome for letting you use my camera. You made a dope video with it homie 🙌🏻
Cool vid! Pretty sure that "space heater" was an Electrolux vacuum...and the booklet on one of the beds was S&H Green Stamps...everytime you bought groceries, you got so many green stamps that you put into the booklet...when you saved enough, you could "buy" things with the stamps.
Amazing house you found, and as you said, not ruined by others. One correction if you don't mind... @ 4.07, the electrolux isn't a space heater, that's an old style vacuum. My grandmother had one. No wheels, you slid it on the carpet. The hose went in one end, the air blew out the slotted end. Keep up the great work! I found an old abandoned southern mansion in the late 70s when I was a teen. Not much damage to it. Filled with old clothes from the 20s-to the 60s. Even had an old grand piano. Wish I had taken pictures of it.
@@stevengeorge1 Hahha! Brown ketchup.Oh and the cars are newer models than what you asssumed! The one on the right is a '77-78 Plymouth Fury,the other one is a '62-65 Studebaker
How many times are ppl gonna say it was a " vacuum not a heater" im sure he got it by the first comment!! Anyway great video, ive been watching you for years now.
S&H green stamps were active in grocery stores until the mid 1970's. We could save up books and cash them in for neat household items. I was able to get a hamper, a bathroom scale... many things. The Electrolux was the premier vacuum cleaner of the 50's. It bugs me that the cars are sitting there to rot away. Great find, kids!
The Saver Book with the green small stamps,My mother collected Those stamps when she would go to the grocery store you would earn like 15 or so after your purchase,I remember adding the stamps to those books,wow long time ago👍🏼my brother wasn’t even born yet. She had several books filled and would redeem them for free household items like pots and pans etc.That was in the 50’s 60’s and 70’s.Might still have one of those books around with stamps in it.Found memories 💕we had just immigrated from Europe to America I was a young child.👍🏼😊
I love that your respectful.. you just have a very deep appreciation for the past ..its people the history. I respect the way you do your hunts and searches..
Totally a vacuum, what this makes me think of is... how if ancient people heard how we describe their things, they would laugh. No silly it is not sacred altar... it is our ironing board..
@@paullaplante1406 Well in his defense, you basically never see that vacuum anymore; i would've gotten confused too. I wouldn't call it a space heater but ..
I worked at a grocery store in the mid 80's and they still gave out S & H Green stamps. They had books to paste the stamps in and people could redeem the books of stamps for items in a catalog. They could order household items like dishes, kitchen items, children's toys, televisions, etc. Very cool find!
I used to binge watch your videos but I got caught up and needed to track my mind on stuff so I parted but just came back to watch all your new vids. when you brought up Maine, it caught me off guard but put a smile on my face. I'm from Maine. it's absolutely gorgeous here. and there's a gigantic part that doesn't even have roads or towns. it's just woods and cabins. it can be very freaky and might give you goose bumps, but it's breathtaking
If you ever find yourself in the south central part of Kentucky I used to live next-door to an abandoned house. Me and my cousin used to love to go and check it out. It's probably not safe to go upstairs anymore but it's still a great time capsule even through all the clutter.
Wow, what a cool place! Loved when you said your family used to own a cabin in Maine, i'm from there! You should try to come exploring in Maine, tons of old and historic abandoned places.
At 5:01 that horse on top of the tv looks like it’s made by the brand Breyer, which is a toy model horse brand. It’s for sure one of their older versions. Btw I love when y’all explore house’s and everything is still there, it makes it look like y’all went back in time.
That Electrolux is NOT a heater, it is a vacuum cleaner. I so love that you guys are so respectful when you explore these places. Keep it up., I'll keep watching. Also, the lady probably did die in the bed with the cross on it. As her health declined, she had to love her bedroom downstairs. She probably couldn't physically get up the stairs or she was afraid she would fall on the stairs. So, she moved herself downstairs. Then, she probably put herself close to the kitchen because it was getting harder and harder for her to get around. So, essentially, she ended up only living in one or two room of her house, so sad.
That S&H Green stamp book worked like this: when you bought groceries they gave you little green stamps and you pasted them in the green book you saw. When you filled it up you could get different items like a toaster or vacuum etc. This was from the early 60s
I love that you aren't afraid to explore these places, but you still are so respectful of the people who lived here.
true....
and that's probably why he doesn't get haunted
That's exactly the point. He respects people and things around him. He's a great explorer.
@Chris Ayres unimaginable things!
Courtney Price I’m ur 300th like yasss
As a fellow Explorer let me point something out at 5:40-5:45(I paused it to write this) There are men suit jackets hanging up, there are two different calendars 10yrs apart. Everywhere those coats are hung would be where a 50's husband would place his coats after work/church. Her husband died in the 80's....she passed away 10yrs later. Some older folks aren't horders until it's the loss of their children and/or partner, it wrecks them and they just give up and just exist through the rest of their lives. (Also a caregiver...so, I know!)
Free information, you know the address...go to that counties website, plug it in.
Cross on the Bed...it's a Catholic church practice. They place a cross on the bed they died in.
Also back then it was more a regular thing the back part of the house would be a 'in-law' apartment. Makes sense for the two kitchens, but her's is clearly more recently lived in. Pure observation of course, perhaps this was his parents home? It doesn't seem that her 'clutter' goes to the separate domain area. Whereas a true hoarder has everything everywhere. I'm dying to have an update on the owners info. Was he a Vet, how can we ensure his sacrafice can be furthermore honoured? As a person who loves stories and history....seriously, leave it lay where it lays, document, respect....but without documenting who these people truly were, are we doing their history...our cultures history a disservice? I dunno....it's why I'm asking?
Glad you're on your Grove, I noticed that Too
@@davidmcbride2929 How can we know where we are going, if we don't document every step of where we've been?
as somebody who's had multiple family members pass away where we decided to keep the property exactly as is with little maintenance I can tell you that that house has been actively maintained there's no way it's just been sitting there for 20 years even the roof looks newer than 20 years. everything about this house screams that somebody comes here once a year does the needed maintenance.
Everything u said its correct i feel everything u said n yes catholics place a cross over a deceased family memebers
Depressing to think of her getting older and not being able to use different parts of her house. Eventually she was forced to stay in that kitchen/bedroom. Sad to think that she was alone in life.
Very depressing makes me feel sad and its abit fucked up looking at her stuff to be honest
Ashurii depends on the culture. Some cultures really take care of their elderly and they stay with family.
Ashurii my parents were high school sweethearts they dated since they were 15 now they are 42
thats why the jars were there. she was too old to even remember them probably
@ is the house clean
This is what I love to see, No Graffiti nor vandalism...
I hate to tell you but the Electrolux is a Vacuum Cleaner... Not a space heater... >
Should have Googled that.
its a jetpack
Yeah I knew that instantly with out googling . Big hole for hose at the end gave it away...sigh,I’m old 😳🤣
@ 6:16 there is another space heater leaning on the stove!
That could be a pressure cooker. I love the fact checkers in these videos... >
I always get sad watching this. The person died and nobody cares about the personal belongings.. I cant imaging that.. 2 years ago I lost my grandmother, we saved ALL her stuff
Sometimes people pass away and have no one. Hug the ones you care about
Houses like this are so sick! It’s crazy that no one from the family claimed the house or items after the lady died, kinda sad too. Love your style man, staying true to the explores code and don’t wanna make any fake ghost hunting videos! Maybe we should collaborate and and go exploring sometime
He’s a realist yeah. TH-cam is full of so many fake pretenders whereas josh is genuine and real. It’s an expensive quality that’s undervalued in today’s world
@@Mcfc2Rich yeh hes so genuine its all about the merch now
@@Mcfc2Rich it is why I like this chap I love watching I came from Maine which I had no idea that he had family there
@@iliketowatchvideos47 The merch. is to help support himself! There isn't that much made from these videos!
I'm not sure if u r referring to people that as u say make fake ghost hunting videos meaning fake everything or if u are saying meaning that you don't believe in the paranormal. If it's that u just don't believe in the paranormal that's OK, bc u won't believe if you've never had any first hand paranormal experiences or you have been to any actual haunted locations. It just doesn't make sense or sound right that you aren't into the paranormal if you haven't given it a chance or if you haven't ghost hunted yourself. .....just saying....🤔 @Ben Laurence
Anyone else think that she died in the chair? It's where her walker is located and she'd have needed it unless it was her last place of rest. Js. Great video!
Billy Zero she died in the bed, it’s what the cross is there for
I think she died in the bed, theres a big wet patch which was probably leakage after she died
Teeyah A that’s a very good observation. I didn’t even think of that. Why do we leak when we die? Sorry if that’s a rude question, it’s just interesting, I’ve never heard of it.
clutchybunny when we die, all of the remaining fluids like urine, faces, etc. just comes out a few minutes/hours after death
@@ashthebandit it's just part of natural decomposition. As your body breaks down it leaks
Just makes you wonder about the fate of your home and your belongings after you're long gone...
If you’re in a village, town or city it will be claimed but out there, single houses like that, become one with what they are. Too many thieves in built up places lol. Only theif out there is nature
So true!
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I just love the integrity you put into all your exploring videos Josh. And a great example to young up and coming explorers. Respect the history. Leave it as you found it. Always interesting to see how people lived many years ago. Keep rising above Josh. Hugs from Ky.
He is a true professional and he should have a lot more credit right? He should have his own show
Welp, leave it to me that 90% of the comments are about me being uncultured and so much a millennial that I mistake a vacuum cleaner for a spacer heater. Gotta love it.
Yea ryan way to go
Thanks buddy @@ExploringWithJosh
@@ExploringWithJosh is there no way you guys could use the veteran membership number to track the name down or something like that?
Ryan man, I screw up on a regular bases. Don't take offense. We still love Ya.. >
YEAH LIKE UR SO DUB AND UGH (i dont mean it)
This is why we watch Josh & crew - not looters & vandals. #respect
Can You PLEASE contact the living relatives of the deceased lady?? So they can collect the family photos & etc!!!! I grant you this,, the " NEXT EXPLORER'S" Who'll come after you will either or both take , destroy the house & cars!!!!!
There are no relatives, or they couldn't afford to claim the property. Someone would have gotten the stuff if there was a relative.
The family tree is broken so they can’t
@@John-iu8cv there was a child living in that house though.
It’s also possible they don’t want the junk in the house and don’t have the money to have a professional come in and clean it so they leave is; my grandmother lived in a similar house when she had to be put in full time care and it was crazy expensive and time consuming to have people come in to clean it for the house to be totally gutted and sold for like 5$ grand anyway, so it really may not be feasible or worth it for them. Some people are not sentimental about pictures either
As someone who's seen properties like this before and given the climate somebody is actually actively maintaining the property or the inside of this house wouldn't look this pristine.
This place saddens me in an overwhelming way. Every single item once had meaning for someone and all that meaning died with that person. Now they are only forgotten relics, uncared for. Think I'll renounce materialism even more now, you can't take anything with you when your time has come.
It’s crazy how those clocks say the same exact time
The clocks were all stopped at the lady's time of death. It was and is a common practice. Which tells me that someone was with her when she passed.
My grandma had a clock above the fireplace witch runs on electricity from the net (220volts) my dad always had to set the time from winter to summertime. She had the clock for ages. When she died at the hospital my dad came at her house the next day. The clock was broken the time was the same when she died. The plug was still in the wall.
I have the clock still standing at the same time at my home now. (Sorry for my English. From the Netherlands.)
Net as in network. Like what we call our power grid
The clocks were plugged in. When power was shut off, the clocks stopped.
It's most likely time of death. The mystery is am or pm.... Or the time the power was shut off if they all are electric. I don't think they are though. Definitely not the little round alarm clock.
Josh, just to let you know I almost bought a heater for my basement that looked just like that vaccumm. Same shape, plug it in and powerfull heat came out of the front. That vaccumm was really old. I bought one in the 70s and two more after that ,all were Electrolux. I'm 66 so that was throughout a lot of years. Enjoyed the video, lots of familiar things from back in the day. Thanks Josh, be safe.
I specifically remember the guy saying it was a heater
wow. you are 66 ? my dad is 66 too.
Umm.... the Electrolux is a 1940's vintage vacuum cleaner, tank-type. Hose is missing.
Total vacuum cleaner lol! Does that give away my age lol!
Yeah, both of us. I'm 76. I have two of those old "art deco" vacs, use them a couple times a year.
@@brockole4851 laughing my as offfffff
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That electrolux "heater" is a freakin vacumm. Lmao
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Tf is a vacumm?
@daddy it's a hoover
@@lez3483 i think she meant a vacuum.
a hoovee and a vacuum is the exactly the same thing, haha. you asked what it was so I used a synonym @@N0tyoursunfl0wer
makes me sad to think everything that the woman who lived there held dear is now sitting and rotting. great vid josh i’m always entranced watching your explorations thanks!
Not a hoarder, I have seen what that nightmare loos like. It looks like people lived there for decades and simply grew too old or sick to maintain. It looked like over the years many people had stayed and come through the house. Your right what an amazingly perfect time capsule of a persons life. Thank you as always for an amazing look at where we can not go Josh, love your content!!
God Bless her ...I hope her family sees this and claims her stuff
The calendar from 1986 was probably kept as a keepsake. Back then they had those personally made at malls. Some had family names on them or family pictures, etc.
Another good video. But let your friend know that he picked up and Electrolux VACUUM cleaner. Not a space age heater.
I was going to writ that myself.. sont know how warm you would get with a vacuum lmfao
It's amazing how many people are pointing that out. Just makes me wonder what percentage of the viewers here are over 70.
He wasn't saying it was a "space age" heater, he was saying it was a space heater. Meaning it is used to heat up the space you're in. But yeah, it's a vac.
@Shelby Morgan Not necessarily 70s... Point is, it looks old as hell. So not everyone would know what that is.
I know 80% of the comments are pointing out the space heater/vacuum cleaner blunder, but idk what's funnier, him not knowing it was a vacuum, or Josh just blindly agreeing with him and saying "That's sick. So retro." Lmfao 🤣
I remember those green stamp books. When you went to the grocery store they would give you a certain amount of green stamps depending on how much you spent, then you'd put the stamps in those books. Then when you'd have a whole bunch of books filled you would go to the green stamp store and pick out what you wanted . So say you wanted the T.V. and the T.V. was 300 books , you would save up until you got that many books and get the T.V.
Was it just me that noticed both alarm clocks, the one next to the bed downstairs and the one next to the bed upstairs were both stopped at 11:10?
That would be when the power got cut, just assuming
It's an old custom that when a person passes away in a home all clocks are stopped at the time of death as a document marker for when the coroner comes.
clocks batteries stopped at the same time lol jk
Lol i replay the video finding that clock i also noticed it. Then i saw your comment hehe
*Still more stuff to loot than in fallout 76*
Max Anderson..LOOT?
@@barbarachase5824 I believe he means there is more stuff to take.
@@PeterGriffin11 Thank you..I thought that that's what they meant! Stealing? I thought these guys didn't STEAL! I haaaaate thieves!
Max Anderson..SO YOU'RE A THIEF?
@@barbarachase5824
I would like to think that Max means it in jest, as fallout is a video game 🙂
loved that house!! I love hearing about the people who lived there, and the way they lived. I hope this home stays how it is and not ruined from people. LOVED IT
What I find odd is (and I am sure there are reasons for this. I just don't know what the reason is) A house like this sits for a long time the way it has. But if I lapse on my property tax I am kicked out and I think the city sells it to someone else. I wonder if someone is maintaining the property taxes here.
That was an AWESOME house..what a great find !
I loved seeing all that old furniture & stuff. I used to can food stuff from my garden. That crocheted spread on the upstairs bed was beautiful & took someone a long time to make.(I crochet sometimes) The Electrolux vacuum he called a heater, he shouldn't feel bad, I have teenage & a 20 yr old granddaughters that wouldn't know what it was either...lol..
I love your videos, always stay as nice & respectful as you are now, in every aspect of your life.
Thanks for sharing this..
Funny how life is .. you work all life for a house a car and in the end it just stuff rusting and content for you tubers 😀😀
That's a regular house out here in Cleveland Ohio. lol
Damn man most of the weird things i watch , i see u having similarities with my interest like hiphop and stuff , imaa stan cbr 4 life
These videos give me such anxiety but I can’t help but binge watch them
I love that you guys are respectful to the family and their items. Thanks for posting these videos. And boy i wouldve loved to live there.
I’ve never been so early to one of your videos 🙌🏻
I would love a house like this small. Essentials. Without the clutter.
At 4:20...that was a vacuum not a space heater :)
I am never disappointed when it comes to josh's videos. It could be a 2 minute video just exploring a garage and I'd be satisfied. Keep it up man your a real one for sure!
Its like im disappointed that you guys blurred the pictures but i am also glad that you gave respect to the people who lived there😊keep making great vids and god bless you❤️
I appreciate some one as young as you guys that doesn't trash or make fun of someone who lived there lives at a different time. Many young people couldn't appreciate how there elders lived. They fought wars their women waited for them to come back. They created a family and there hardly was television.
lol@ space heater. That's a canister vacuum.
You beat me! Glad some-one else picked that up! That's how much things have changed!
The way he says idea when he's showing the pictures that they found in the kids room is so cute
😂😂😂josh you cant make cabbage out of lettuce!! Lol love your videos!
Never change, Josh...
I looked through then comments to see if anyone else picked up on this hahaha
It's crazy how the two clocks you see in minute '4:01' and then in '10:27' stopped at the exact same time. Both of them stopped at 11 past 11.
Holy moly
Hello sweeties, I had one of those Electrolux, it is a vacuum cleaner 😊
It’s like a movie set. Like seeing a flashback to your life back then but in modern 2018. Crazy how things have changed
i like when you go to abandon houses instead of public buildings it's more personal and every one is different
I am always impressed with how respectful you are to the places you go and the people who lived in them
The electrolux is actually a vacuum :) but this find was a rare gem! Thanks for all the amazing content!
Great find!! Iam 61 yrs old ,thanks for taking me there..and showing so much REPECT.
"Actually, this might literally be my favorite place" - Josh at almost every place :)
Actually and literally for sure, bro!
11.11 on the alarm which means angels were around 😍 it still has everything out as if it was yesterday 😯 they must of had no one for it all to be still there god bless whoever lived there xx
I love how preserved this is
Something nice about these kind of videos you make is you make it out so these people were forgotten after death by their family and friends, but you filming their homes and trying to solve out who lived there preserves them forever for history to come and I think it is very good of you doing that Josh.
Love how you give history of these places and show every possible angle. Also, what I found was funny was I was born in that hospital you explored in California with the handprint wall. LOL
Thank you for exploring these really cool spaces while remaining respectful of the properties and owners. I love watching you all!
Hey random person scrolling down in the comments.....
Have a great day😁😁🐧🐧
You too 😊
Aquatic Tux Same too you 🙂🙂
Thanks. 👍🏻
I'm not a random person, I'm RICH DISCOVERIES !!!
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SAD!
"Green Stamps"...we would get them when we shopped at the grocery store. That Green Stamp Saver book is where we would stick the stamps. You got enough books full and you got things like a radio, pots and pans, dishes etc. An old Grandma here! :)
Have you been to Colombia before to explore, if not you should go to Medellin there's a lot of haunted abandoned places. Trust me I lived close to those places.
"haunted"
Seth ”Sethe”
Pickled beats, grapes, saurkraut... Awesome!
Dude it was so much fun exploring this time capsule with you and the rest of the crew. I loved this place so much. ALSO, you're welcome for letting you use my camera. You made a dope video with it homie 🙌🏻
Cool vid! Pretty sure that "space heater" was an Electrolux vacuum...and the booklet on one of the beds was S&H Green Stamps...everytime you bought groceries, you got so many green stamps that you put into the booklet...when you saved enough, you could "buy" things with the stamps.
The electrolux is not a space heater.
It is a vacuum cleaner by the company called electrolux
Amazing house you found, and as you said, not ruined by others. One correction if you don't mind... @ 4.07, the electrolux isn't a space heater, that's an old style vacuum. My grandmother had one. No wheels, you slid it on the carpet. The hose went in one end, the air blew out the slotted end. Keep up the great work! I found an old abandoned southern mansion in the late 70s when I was a teen. Not much damage to it. Filled with old clothes from the 20s-to the 60s. Even had an old grand piano. Wish I had taken pictures of it.
Hanes is an underwear brand, not ketchup 😂
heinz
Lol
@@stevengeorge1 Hahha! Brown ketchup.Oh and the cars are newer models than what you asssumed! The one on the right is a '77-78 Plymouth Fury,the other one is a '62-65 Studebaker
He probably meant to say heins
It's his accent that makes him say what sounds like "hanes" he means heinz
Josh dude you are living the dream!! Traveling, exploring Etc!! Have a blast and stay safe!!
How many times are ppl gonna say it was a " vacuum not a heater" im sure he got it by the first comment!! Anyway great video, ive been watching you for years now.
That's an amazing antique house with some amazing antique gems! I really hope I can visit someday.
Should I make an investigation video in this haunted house?
It's so sick that you show respect for not just the building, but the people who lived there too. Awesome video!
That wasn't a heater it's a vacuum from the 50s or 60s
Or possibly earlier. They were first introduced in 1937.
S&H green stamps were active in grocery stores until the mid 1970's. We could save up books and cash them in for neat household items. I was able to get a hamper, a bathroom scale... many things. The Electrolux was the premier vacuum cleaner of the 50's. It bugs me that the cars are sitting there to rot away. Great find, kids!
I think I saw someone else explore this house before, if this is the same house that horse on the TV used to be on a chair.
The Saver Book with the green small stamps,My mother collected Those stamps when she would go to the grocery store you would earn like 15 or so after your purchase,I remember adding the stamps to those books,wow long time ago👍🏼my brother wasn’t even born yet. She had several books filled and would redeem them for free household items like pots and pans etc.That was in the 50’s 60’s and 70’s.Might still have one of those books around with stamps in it.Found memories 💕we had just immigrated from Europe to America I was a young child.👍🏼😊
That was an electrolux vacuum, we still own the same model 🤣
I love that your respectful.. you just have a very deep appreciation for the past ..its people the history. I respect the way you do your hunts and searches..
Its not a space heater its a freakin vacuum
Totally a vacuum, what this makes me think of is... how if ancient people heard how we describe their things, they would laugh. No silly it is not sacred altar... it is our ironing board..
Millennials are dumb.
@@paullaplante1406
Well in his defense, you basically never see that vacuum anymore; i would've gotten confused too. I wouldn't call it a space heater but ..
I worked at a grocery store in the mid 80's and they still gave out S & H Green stamps. They had books to paste the stamps in and people could redeem the books of stamps for items in a catalog. They could order household items like dishes, kitchen items, children's toys, televisions, etc. Very cool find!
Dude are sure that's not a electro lux vacuum? That's how old canister vacuums looked my Grandma had one.
It is a vacuum cleaner lol
the other guy said it was a heater get off the heater situation already
seeing a house like this is absolutely heartbreaking on so many levels everything just going to waste. God bless the poor lady
That's a vacuum ! Not a space heather bro! This was a awesome house tho! So much stuff left!
I enjoy watching your ventures. "The space heater", is actually a Vintage 1950 Electrolux Vacuum Cleaner. Thanks for sharing. Stay safe.
OMGosh that is not a space heater, it's a vacuum cleaner.
Bev Sanders I was thinking the exact same thing! Lol.
Omg
I used to binge watch your videos but I got caught up and needed to track my mind on stuff so I parted but just came back to watch all your new vids. when you brought up Maine, it caught me off guard but put a smile on my face. I'm from Maine. it's absolutely gorgeous here. and there's a gigantic part that doesn't even have roads or towns. it's just woods and cabins. it can be very freaky and might give you goose bumps, but it's breathtaking
Look at the window 0:05
😱 😂
which fucking window dude
@@renee7006 the second window to the right of the door
@@JohnGlasscock bITCH I SEE IT WHAT THE FUCK
Oh holy fk. I'm going to say it's one of the explorers reflections, because to say it's a ghost is fing with my brain.
i dont see shit
If you ever find yourself in the south central part of Kentucky I used to live next-door to an abandoned house. Me and my cousin used to love to go and check it out. It's probably not safe to go upstairs anymore but it's still a great time capsule even through all the clutter.
"They're trying to make cabbage. There's lettuce in there" mmmmmmmmkaaaaaaay
Wow, what a cool place! Loved when you said your family used to own a cabin in Maine, i'm from there! You should try to come exploring in Maine, tons of old and historic abandoned places.
At 5:01 that horse on top of the tv looks like it’s made by the brand Breyer, which is a toy model horse brand. It’s for sure one of their older versions.
Btw I love when y’all explore house’s and everything is still there, it makes it look like y’all went back in time.
I like your channel . I'm from Malaysia
Merry Christmas 🎄🎄🎄
Happy that I responded in two minutes?
That Electrolux is NOT a heater, it is a vacuum cleaner. I so love that you guys are so respectful when you explore these places. Keep it up., I'll keep watching. Also, the lady probably did die in the bed with the cross on it. As her health declined, she had to love her bedroom downstairs. She probably couldn't physically get up the stairs or she was afraid she would fall on the stairs. So, she moved herself downstairs. Then, she probably put herself close to the kitchen because it was getting harder and harder for her to get around. So, essentially, she ended up only living in one or two room of her house, so sad.
5:52 man those fruits are real ? Can t be real in that condition
This house was definitely one of my favs that you've explored.
Electrolux is the canister on a vacuum cleaner not a space heater.
This was the best video ever. I seriously hope you find more of these untouched gems! Amazing.
Why did he get scared by a kiwi fruit
Right, all people are talking about the vacuum and i’m tryna find out why he screamed when he touched the kiwi!
are you a Kiwi???? Just have to ask, because you called a Kiwi Fruit and Kiwi Fruit and not a Kiwi
I love the lens or filter on the lens that you’re using in this video. The colors look amazing.
very good companion always find incredible places.
very good exploration.
Greetings and a big hug from Argentina.
That S&H Green stamp book worked like this: when you bought groceries they gave you little green stamps and you pasted them in the green book you saw. When you filled it up you could get different items like a toaster or vacuum etc. This was from the early 60s