This is one of the more detailed and emotional homes I've had the chance to explore and document. Definitely an interesting story and location here, with all the contents left in the place as well. I enjoyed this place, let me know if you did by letting me know your favorite part / room or anything! Thanks for watching guys !
I so want this house I would keep the good stuff does anyone know this guy or the family of this house I’m deadly serious I want want this house so damn bad I want 99% of the stuff in this house where is this house located please please help me pleeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaasssssssssseeeeeeeeee I want this house so so so so bad give me any details on the house and family anything that I can contact the realtor family anything history diaries anything please anybody I’ll do almost anything for this house
The home tells the story. He was from the UK with no family in the states to leave the home and its belongings to. Can tell he was elderly from the walker, his clothing kept on the 1st floor and classic elderly hoarding. I’d bet he passed away in the hospital with no last will and testament. He was simply forgotten. Sad.
aww, so that explains why literally everything is left behind. it’s a shame his family didn’t claim any of this stuff. they should try coming here one day
This happens often, that is why both American and Japan both have over 10 million abandoned properties making them the two most abandoned countries in the world. Japan is worse because of the density and land size.
I’ve seen cans of food that were so old that the food finally began to rot inside and produce gases until the can exploded, causing a rotten food grenade to explode rotten food shrapnel all over the inside of a cupboard.
It's so strange seeing how these places are just left filled. Makes you wonder what could have happened for that stuff to be left behind. Another great exploration!
It is very strange considering the Obama connection. People who know things disappear all the time. Easy to make look as they wish. Just like Phillip Schneider.
Your excitement is so contagious and pure . Thankyou for showing us that side of you with what you love, and making us love it too . This video was SO good
When looking at the keys in the drawer at the 8min mark there is a business card with a phone number and if you google the phone number its leads to another abandoned place called the Grandview Palace condos in Liberty NY, it used to be called the Brown's Hotel (Catskills) and it burnt in 2012 there are a couple of urbex TH-cam vids of Brown's Hotel worth watching.
Great episode and find. One note: Those 'letters' from the Obamas aren't personal. They're part of a mailing list to donors who gave over a certain amount. I recognize them because I've seen them both...my dad has them (and more) from where he donated during Obama's first and second term. You'd find the same things from the Bush family to those who contributed to Bush's campaign, etc. Those aren't hand signed...just facsimile (printed) signatures. So the headline suggesting that he was an employee of the White House isn't just a little off, it's definitely not accurate. Again, still a great episode, just really off in terms of referring to him as a White House employee.
FYI: The White House Christmas cards aren't that hard to get. All you have to do is send one to the President c/o the White House and you will eventually get one back. I used to do that years ago. They aren't hand signed, any signatures are imprinted on all the cards sent out.
Obama actually did respond to large volumes of mail with handwritten letters to people all across the US. Towards the end, he answered my email with another email.
My favorite part was the large, framed photo of the 3 polar bears chillin' in the snow...the one lying down on his back with his gut at high noon was my favorite. Give that bear another Alaskan Amber. Game's not over yet. 😀 Damn, I love this channel...thank you all for what you do.
Wow, so surreal. Really enforces that we leave it all behind when we leave this earth. It was exciting and so interesting exploring this great find with you. So crazy how they left guns behind! Oh, and so many clothes. Wonder why the place was so trashed? Maybe he got too sick to take care of everything.
I believe that the owner of this house has had a good life - and certainly an interesting one, rich in experiences, as travel and knowledge of languages are very enriching. The moment you opened the photo album of the house cracked me up. You can see that the man loved this house and put a lot of heart into creating it, hence these before and after renovation photos - the progress has pleased him greatly. It's depressing that today, after a few years, this beloved house of his is reverting back to the state it was in before the owner's actions; it's as if it's coming full circle of its lifespan - from zero to tremendous progression, the glory years, and then it's an even keel and it's heading towards a house in need of renovation again, which is simply passing away - just as its caretaker's life has passed. The man blogged it so that the world would know it - and now, thanks to you, the world knows it - I, for example, am now watching it from Poland. This is probably not what the man expected - you are doing him a nice favour.
@@DarkExploration cool find. Who’s paying for electricity? The oven time is blinking on and off indicating that there’s power in there as seen in the intro.
@@Dr-Random I think this means there's at least a caretaker. As we all know, the power company isn't very forgiving of unpaid bills after a few months. There's not much chance they would overlook a bill not paid for over 2 years. The second I saw those digital lights, I panicked a little for him. Hoping no trouble comes from this exploration.
I hope you guys contacted some authorities about the guns in the house with the ammo because if you guys find it so young kids can find it and possibly get hurt playing around with them. You either need to take them with you or contact some authority to come and get them and remove them from the house.
That’s dumb if my kids found those guns they would bring em home and clean em and hunt squirrels with them. Just show the difference between the right and the left way of thinking.
@@MrHurricaneFloyd sooo you consider accidents to be violence. And when a actual murder happens you bitch about those who broke no laws. And you believe in government…which literally is a monopoly on violence lol 😂 I guess ya can’t fix retarded can ya.
@@jstsumguy29 Just think about this, if guns were found by kids and used, and those same guns were involved in a crime and your kids were caught with those guns, guess who the first person would be a likely suspect in that crime, your kids!!!
Rifle is a .22, looks like a Marlin Model 60 (that’s the small ammo you found). Not sure on the shotgun but it’s a semi-automatic 12 gauge, looks like a nice piece. Car keys you found are for a Mitsubishi. That first camera you found was from 2002ish.
22:15 The city on the pictures is Prague in the Czech Republic. The guy's name was Ivan and his girlfriend came from there, too, so I guess he was a Czech himself.
I love that you think of the end of the world scenario when you go in these abandoned houses. It's exactly what I think of when I explore one myself. Cause they what if? Ya know?
His name was Ivan and married a famous Czechoslovakia actress. He was also in England and spoke no english searching for political asylum. He was probably Russian Perhaps he was a defector from the Soviet Union and to get out of there was very very difficult. Plus he had political relationships at the highest levels of government later in life. Well educated, a MD (not sure what kind of doctor)and spoke multiple languages and got out of the USSR at the height of the Cold War.
I'm also an urban explorer and found a Mossburg 12 gage rifle years ago during one of my explorations. Obviously you don't want any weapons to fall into the hands of a bad person so I actually took it to a local police station and explained how i found it. They were actually cool about it and I was able to keep it because the gun did not have a serial number on it. Turns out it was a pre '68 vintage model but it's hard to know what to do when you find something like that
Have you not see. the Exorcist??! NEVER go up a ladder into the attic! YIKES! Well done!! Opening the fridge/freezer! What on earth was going on with that guy?! Considering his position in government, I would have thought all records from those days would’ve been removed as well as the guns. And the photos! Wow! What a bunch of history there in that house. Fascinating explore! That’s a really huge house!
You could probably go and watch tv on the Sharp tv. It doesn’t even look like it is abandoned. It looks like the owner just left to get groceries like 5 minutes ago.
The mattress on the floor in the living room looks like homeless were sleeping there at one point. Also the burnt candles in the kitchen for lighting. Indicative some one was there. 2019 is not that long ago
That is a sony FD Mavica, model FD100 from 2002. The Mavica series were often known for using floppy disks as media storage. I'm not into them but would like to try one someday. They can be had dirt cheap as there were millions of those made. I'm a digital camera geek and any point & shoots or DSLR's you'll find, I'll probably point out.
You need to be trespassed first (told to leave and not come back) to be considered trespassing. As long as there aren't signs up and you aren't breaking in.
I wasn't worried, until I saw that the electricity is still on 😳😳 someone's paying that bill. Oh well, at least they're respectful when they explore. I don't think the caretaker would be all too mad about it.
If it was me I’d be reporting the house due to the gun’s I wouldn’t want kids to go in there pick up the shot gun load it up and possibly hit one of their friends
The "film reels"are called negatives. When you got your film developed they gave you the negatives with your photos . If you ever wanted more copies of your photos you would give them the negatives to make copies from.
I have the feeling that someone who knew this man will react when they see this. I wonder if we will hear more in the News outlets given his connections to some famous people!
Hopefully you put the guns in the gun safe. Just saying. I love the way you pronounce dachshund. It’s docsun. You thought the camcorder was big-a family member had one that the vhs tape recorder was separate ( on a shoulder strap) & it connected to the huge camera(that he held on his shoulder)😂. Stay safe
What's scary is the abandoned fire arms that kids can run across. You should report them to the local police station so that at least they don't end up in the wrong hands. We have enough of that in this day and age. Otherwise it's really sad when people pass without family I had a neighbor years ago that was like that. He at least had alot of great friends that took care of his belongings and he had a lawyer who took care of everything. I just watched his house until probate ended.
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This is one of the more detailed and emotional homes I've had the chance to explore and document. Definitely an interesting story and location here, with all the contents left in the place as well. I enjoyed this place, let me know if you did by letting me know your favorite part / room or anything! Thanks for watching guys !
Seriously all those parrots🦜🦜🦜 and those solar dancing things in the window
This place is basically a private museum! Wow! Very impressive
I so want this house I would keep the good stuff does anyone know this guy or the family of this house I’m deadly serious I want want this house so damn bad I want 99% of the stuff in this house where is this house located please please help me pleeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaasssssssssseeeeeeeeee I want this house so so so so bad give me any details on the house and family anything that I can contact the realtor family anything history diaries anything please anybody I’ll do almost anything for this house
this video was AMAZING!!!!! i loved it all
Too fast! I'm out at 11 min
The home tells the story. He was from the UK with no family in the states to leave the home and its belongings to. Can tell he was elderly from the walker, his clothing kept on the 1st floor and classic elderly hoarding. I’d bet he passed away in the hospital with no last will and testament. He was simply forgotten. Sad.
Exactly 😢
Everybody is eventually forgotten
aww, so that explains why literally everything is left behind. it’s a shame his family didn’t claim any of this stuff. they should try coming here one day
This happens often, that is why both American and Japan both have over 10 million abandoned properties making them the two most abandoned countries in the world.
Japan is worse because of the density and land size.
I’ve seen cans of food that were so old that the food finally began to rot inside and produce gases until the can exploded, causing a rotten food grenade to explode rotten food shrapnel all over the inside of a cupboard.
It's so strange seeing how these places are just left filled. Makes you wonder what could have happened for that stuff to be left behind. Another great exploration!
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It is very strange considering the Obama connection. People who know things disappear all the time. Easy to make look as they wish. Just like Phillip Schneider.
Hopefully if he has any family they eventually find the place. Those pictures of him are probably priceless to someone out there.
There is no more family sad to say
Your excitement is so contagious and pure . Thankyou for showing us that side of you with what you love, and making us love it too . This video was SO good
When looking at the keys in the drawer at the 8min mark there is a business card with a phone number and if you google the phone number its leads to another abandoned place called the Grandview Palace condos in Liberty NY, it used to be called the Brown's Hotel (Catskills) and it burnt in 2012 there are a couple of urbex TH-cam vids of Brown's Hotel worth watching.
Nice, thanks for telling us.
I been there already. Don’t go
Great episode and find. One note: Those 'letters' from the Obamas aren't personal. They're part of a mailing list to donors who gave over a certain amount. I recognize them because I've seen them both...my dad has them (and more) from where he donated during Obama's first and second term. You'd find the same things from the Bush family to those who contributed to Bush's campaign, etc. Those aren't hand signed...just facsimile (printed) signatures. So the headline suggesting that he was an employee of the White House isn't just a little off, it's definitely not accurate.
Again, still a great episode, just really off in terms of referring to him as a White House employee.
rut-roh
Yeah, nothing personal about the card. It's a great place without the hype.
I really enjoy his videos, but I think he's pretty typically Gen Z sometimes. Well meaning, but a bit out of touch with reality. 😂
@@ScreaminEmu lol yeah- sometimes, I just can't with some of the ridiculous statements.
@@ScreaminEmu It's the gen z reality removal mixed with essential abandoned exploration clickbait
FYI: The White House Christmas cards aren't that hard to get. All you have to do is send one to the President c/o the White House and you will eventually get one back. I used to do that years ago. They aren't hand signed, any signatures are imprinted on all the cards sent out.
Bubble bursted…..🥲
I used to get them from Pres. Carter during his Admin. Worked on his campaign in 76 for a school project.
Hey he was a personal friend of them that means extra hugs from Barack 🤣
Obama actually did respond to large volumes of mail with handwritten letters to people all across the US. Towards the end, he answered my email with another email.
The photo that you said is beautiful - it's taken on Charles Bridge in Prague - Czech Republic.
Love your videos! You have a great eye for film and the best way to tell the story of the past homeowners. I know this is going to be fire!
Wow. This was a special explore. So much info. Nice to see Steve Ronin! Great explore! 🥰🥰🥰
The title is wild af, can't wait for the premiere
God bless your respectful way you do this, great release.
This is by far my FAVORITE video of your collections!!!!! What an amazing man with a rich history !!!! I love love this find !!!!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤
My favorite part was the large, framed photo of the 3 polar bears chillin' in the snow...the one lying down on his back with his gut at high noon was my favorite. Give that bear another Alaskan Amber. Game's not over yet. 😀 Damn, I love this channel...thank you all for what you do.
I love the painting of the Siamese cat face in one of the bedrooms.
I think this may be one of the craziest abandoned exploration videos on TH-cam. What amazing finds and history you've found.
Wow, so surreal. Really enforces that we leave it all behind when we leave this earth. It was exciting and so interesting exploring this great find with you. So crazy how they left guns behind! Oh, and so many clothes. Wonder why the place was so trashed? Maybe he got too sick to take care of everything.
He was experiencing severe pain, as written …
Staged, at least in parts.
What an amazing find! Look forward to your videos every time! 🖤👏🏻
I'd love you to do some content digging into why the homes were left in such a rush.
Same
im digging right now to see who this guy actually was.
Beautiful house. It looks sketchy. Great video & interesting stuff. ❤🏠🏚😊👍
Thank you for this video. This one really tugged at my heart.
you are a really nice guy... I've been watching your channel for years. Good job!
That was awesome bro. You are way above the average explorer. You really discovered a lot about the individual who once lived there. Kudos.
I believe that the owner of this house has had a good life - and certainly an interesting one, rich in experiences, as travel and knowledge of languages are very enriching. The moment you opened the photo album of the house cracked me up. You can see that the man loved this house and put a lot of heart into creating it, hence these before and after renovation photos - the progress has pleased him greatly. It's depressing that today, after a few years, this beloved house of his is reverting back to the state it was in before the owner's actions; it's as if it's coming full circle of its lifespan - from zero to tremendous progression, the glory years, and then it's an even keel and it's heading towards a house in need of renovation again, which is simply passing away - just as its caretaker's life has passed. The man blogged it so that the world would know it - and now, thanks to you, the world knows it - I, for example, am now watching it from Poland. This is probably not what the man expected - you are doing him a nice favour.
There are so many vacuums, because he could not find them in the horrrible mess and just kept on buying new ones. 😂😂😂
Aren't most bathrooms "walk-in"? 🤔 Just joshin' ya! Great explore! Sad to see all the stuff from a life left behind. Thanks for the explore! ❤
I thought that myself afterwards lol
@@DarkExploration cool find. Who’s paying for electricity? The oven time is blinking on and off indicating that there’s power in there as seen in the intro.
@@Dr-Random I think this means there's at least a caretaker. As we all know, the power company isn't very forgiving of unpaid bills after a few months. There's not much chance they would overlook a bill not paid for over 2 years. The second I saw those digital lights, I panicked a little for him. Hoping no trouble comes from this exploration.
@@snowkist99 oh thx
I hope you guys contacted some authorities about the guns in the house with the ammo because if you guys find it so young kids can find it and possibly get hurt playing around with them. You either need to take them with you or contact some authority to come and get them and remove them from the house.
That’s dumb if my kids found those guns they would bring em home and clean em and hunt squirrels with them. Just show the difference between the right and the left way of thinking.
@@MrHurricaneFloyd
Yes Karen.
@@MrHurricaneFloyd sooo you consider accidents to be violence. And when a actual murder happens you bitch about those who broke no laws. And you believe in government…which literally is a monopoly on violence lol 😂 I guess ya can’t fix retarded can ya.
@@jstsumguy29 Just think about this, if guns were found by kids and used, and those same guns were involved in a crime and your kids were caught with those guns, guess who the first person would be a likely suspect in that crime, your kids!!!
@@MrHurricaneFloyd This is why gun education is important. Teach your kids to respect guns and not be ignorant.
Rifle is a .22, looks like a Marlin Model 60 (that’s the small ammo you found). Not sure on the shotgun but it’s a semi-automatic 12 gauge, looks like a nice piece.
Car keys you found are for a Mitsubishi.
That first camera you found was from 2002ish.
22:15 The city on the pictures is Prague in the Czech Republic. The guy's name was Ivan and his girlfriend came from there, too, so I guess he was a Czech himself.
Czeched.
do you know who his girlfriend even was?
@@843Reboot consuela morávková
Devin like I said before I hit thumbs up before viewing all your content is awesome you make this so interesting ❤
FYI, what you call file strips are called negatives. They are put into an enlarger and printed on photo paper and developed. Or made into slides.
I love that you think of the end of the world scenario when you go in these abandoned houses. It's exactly what I think of when I explore one myself. Cause they what if? Ya know?
His name was Ivan and married a famous Czechoslovakia actress. He was also in England and spoke no english searching for political asylum. He was probably Russian Perhaps he was a defector from the Soviet Union and to get out of there was very very difficult. Plus he had political relationships at the highest levels of government later in life. Well educated, a MD (not sure what kind of doctor)and spoke multiple languages and got out of the USSR at the height of the Cold War.
Thanks.
Excellent find and sad too!😢
Makes me sad to see personal items left behind.
Thank you. Enjoyed.
I love your explores. Just gives me such an insight of American life. Keep up the good work.
It’s so weird seeing him hold up a camera that’s “old” and it’s literally from when I was like 16 hahahahahahahaha
Walk in bathroom? Aren't they ALL walk in?? lol
I'm also an urban explorer and found a Mossburg 12 gage rifle years ago during one of my explorations. Obviously you don't want any weapons to fall into the hands of a bad person so I actually took it to a local police station and explained how i found it. They were actually cool about it and I was able to keep it because the gun did not have a serial number on it. Turns out it was a pre '68 vintage model but it's hard to know what to do when you find something like that
The police let you keep a 12 gauge shotgun with no serial number on it?
@@arcturus4317 I doubt that too. Absolutely no way.
@@pickledcottoncandy I broke into a stranger's house and found this gun. Can I keep it?
bullshit
Have you not see. the Exorcist??! NEVER go up a ladder into the attic! YIKES!
Well done!! Opening the fridge/freezer! What on earth was going on with that guy?! Considering his position in government, I would have thought all records from those days would’ve been removed as well as the guns. And the photos! Wow! What a bunch of history there in that house. Fascinating explore!
That’s a really huge house!
I love the light fixtures and doors.
That place looks really nice and I like the circle driveway.🙂👍❤️
Great find. Thanks for sharing it with us 👍
I really enjoyed this one! Interesting to see the story unfold!! Very good!
Wow the power is still on?! I'm always surprised these abandoned homes almost never have homeless people living in them.
Direct debit maybe?
You could probably go and watch tv on the Sharp tv. It doesn’t even look like it is abandoned. It looks like the owner just left to get groceries like 5 minutes ago.
@@jena.alexia Wouldn't that suck...leave behind a bank account with a bunch of money in it, just for it to go to the power company til it runs dry.
@@snowkist99 That would suck given how much money those energy companies make.
The mattress on the floor in the living room looks like homeless were sleeping there at one point. Also the burnt candles in the kitchen for lighting. Indicative some one was there. 2019 is not that long ago
What a find… enjoyed every second.
“Oh Wow!!! All the briefcases!!!” 😳
Honestly this place is beyond epic! This guy was sure a really amazing dude! RIP
A great find, thanks for sharing 😊
After this video this house will probably be raided by FBI.
Great video!! I presume this house was from the 1950s or so? Crazy fascinating stuff you found
@Dark Exploration Films. I had the captions on. When you commented on the craftsmanship of the door @ 8:54 the caption afterward says thank you!
Great video! Thank you.
Great find and video.
Very interesting but so sad to think when you pass away you leave all your possessions behind to decay
Great find!
That is a sony FD Mavica, model FD100 from 2002. The Mavica series were often known for using floppy disks as media storage. I'm not into them but would like to try one someday. They can be had dirt cheap as there were millions of those made.
I'm a digital camera geek and any point & shoots or DSLR's you'll find, I'll probably point out.
A friend of mine lives in the area and has sent me photos from here, I recognize all of the fake birds! I’ll have to add it to my list to check out
wish i can come along cool places like this im in Michigan
Hi! Just found your channel! Pretty cool!
Well at least you can make yourself a tuna sandwich lol
What a great find. Great video.
Superb vid many thanks 🙏
😇 OH happy Day....... I have soooo fun with the Chenel! Thanks for the great update
Awesome job on this exploration.
That front door is amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍
I'm always so worried your going to get tagged for trespassing. Do you get permission from the local PD before entering these places?
You need to be trespassed first (told to leave and not come back) to be considered trespassing. As long as there aren't signs up and you aren't breaking in.
I wasn't worried, until I saw that the electricity is still on 😳😳 someone's paying that bill. Oh well, at least they're respectful when they explore. I don't think the caretaker would be all too mad about it.
Maybe the electricity bill is direct debit from a bank account that was never closed but still has money in it
@@K24Z3CU2 That's depressing. Still owe the electric bill in the afterlife. damn.
Great video guys😀👍
You should have opened the refrigerator to see what was in there 🤣
What's wrong with owning a Sharp TV?!?!
I have the same TV and it's perfect!
i can smell the mess thru the screen! lol😂
Great find I love your videos
If it was me I’d be reporting the house due to the gun’s I wouldn’t want kids to go in there pick up the shot gun load it up and possibly hit one of their friends
Me too. Guns may belong to whomever is living there or recently lived there *not the deceased homeowner
I used to have that exact Sony Mavica camera, it was about 2004 when I got it.
A floppy disc model. I had one in high school in 1999
The "film reels"are called negatives. When you got your film developed they gave you the negatives with your photos . If you ever wanted more copies of your photos you would give them the negatives to make copies from.
Are those clothes could just go to people in need what a really cool find that house is amazing
Wonder do you ever go back to the houes or ever find out what happens to them? What happened to the guns ? Great Video
34:08 how did you not comment on the smoke alarm low battery chirp? It’s the only source of noise audible nowhere in this house.
I have the feeling that someone who knew this man will react when they see this. I wonder if we will hear more in the News outlets given his connections to some famous people!
Send money you’ll get a Christmas card too!
If power was still on in the place if you look when he shows the microwave you can see the clock on. Adjust the rest of the breakers off
opening the fridge🤣🤣
Cool find
But left alone...sad.
Hopefully you put the guns in the gun safe. Just saying. I love the way you pronounce dachshund. It’s docsun. You thought the camcorder was big-a family member had one that the vhs tape recorder was separate ( on a shoulder strap) & it connected to the huge camera(that he held on his shoulder)😂. Stay safe
he loved to vacuum all day long
😂
Love this channel
What saddens me the most about abandoned homes are the memories left behind and who were with them on their last days?
Do you leave the guns there? I would think maybe turn the guns in to the cops so they don't get in the wrong hands
Yes!! i hope they did turn the guns in!!
cops ARE the wrong hands
@@dr.mantistoboggan4746 NO I could some stupid kids getting those guns. That is stupid remark
@@AlwaysWatching53 Arrest me b!tch, come find out.
@@dr.mantistoboggan4746 this makes 0 sense lool
In healthcare I've seen some sad endings but this one bothered more than I thought.
Wild stuff.
What kind of guitar was that?
16:21 open the fridge lololol
What's scary is the abandoned fire arms that kids can run across. You should report them to the local police station so that at least they don't end up in the wrong hands. We have enough of that in this day and age. Otherwise it's really sad when people pass without family I had a neighbor years ago that was like that. He at least had alot of great friends that took care of his belongings and he had a lawyer who took care of everything. I just watched his house until probate ended.
Report to the Police the firearms. Kids might come in there and take them.
I hope this house is cleaned up and saved for a new family.
So cool!
Awesome house thanks
Nice Lowepro backpack.
9:53 what does the house smell like?? If it’s abandoned
Crazy how he met Muhammad Ali, shook his hand and even got advice from him. Never heard this story of Ali before