THE FAMILY JUST DISAPPEARED | ABANDONED FOR OVER 40 YEARS EVERYTHING IS LEFT!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- The House by the Lake emptied since 1979, neighbours don't even know where the family went, apparently there was legal battles for the house, other members to the Couture family are now trying to get the house.
Locals say the Couture Family that lived there was very strange, only left the house certain hours and only lived in 2 rooms of the house, and when they did leave the house they would sneak out the back and around to the street through a side exit, very strange it was like they was hiding from someone. Till one day around September 1980, locals reported the family missing but still to this day no one actually knows where they went.
It made me sad walking around seeing so many memories rotting into the ground, people in the village started to care for the house through the 80s and 90s but no one ever retuned.
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The photo of the smiling man is indeed rare among old photos; they were told to sit still and not move because exposure time was so long. Some were actually death portraits although I didn't see any in this house. I appreciate very much you taking the time to look at the photos and documents. For Historians and especially Genealogists, these documents are lost until someone captures them and they are priceless to those hunting for the information. You showed proper respect by putting things right as you found them. It is pretty common to see elders move into one or two rooms; the energy it takes to care for one's self diminishes day by day. It appears the room with the newer pine paneling was one example. I loved the old bead board paneling in the kitchen, naturally aged by the smoke of the fire. Well done ;)
so true. glad he does pick up to show, at least he puts back. glad he won't give info where homes are
@@specialist4luciek425 I totally agree. It isn't really that important for us to know; what is important is getting a record. You know what they say, "The victor writes the history." Well, now the common citizen can document the history as well ;)
Thank u
We went to an estate sale in a home that the family lived in for over 125 years. The family immigrated here and saved everything and I mean every container and candy bar wrapper . The company that had the sale told us it took them over a year to clean up the home just to have the sale and we spent over 100.00 us and our whole truck was loaded with antiques , cast iron beautiful glassware and their children didn’t want any of it. They had went through the Great Depression and saved everything just in case it ever happened again. Thank you for sharing this beautiful home with us. Love the spiral staircase!!
crocusflower I realize some people would probably view this as theft but I tend to agree with you. I think it is a much bigger crime to let such beautiful treasures be left to rot in these old dilapidated homes. Each picture lends to the history of that country. The people that built that country. How they lived. It’s all so important historically to respect and remember them. And the antiques!! I mean come on!! What a terrible shame!
I agree with both of yall 100%!! I personally don't see it as theft especially when it's just going to sit there and rot. At least let someone enjoy and cherish it as the owners once did.
Goes to show you that everything you work so hard for all your life and all your pictures and memories are bloody meaningless. That’s deep if you think about it .
Yep 😔 It makes me think that we only matter as long as there is someone still alive who remembers you. Once they’re gone as well, you’re truly forgotten. How horribly depressing 😩
@@trudim6024 We will be remembered by only the next 2 generations at most. The rest are like strangers to us. They won't know us.
We should live a good, kind life and also do what we love without harming others and not hope to be remembered.
My friend died at 42, when his mum died some years later there was no family for anything. All of his beloved items, all of his mums items were thrown in the skip by the clearance people 😢 I lived in the Opposite end of England and his neighbour rescued photos from the skip including those of my friend as a baby with his mum for me. But when I die there's no one to pass that onto again as I also have no family 😢 These things we cherish are just lost down the line 😢
You come into the World with nothing and you can take nothing out of it!
This house really made me feel sad. So many generations of the same family has lived there, and then the last ones died, the house died with them. France really does have some beautiful countryside and houses. I really hope somebody will take this house on and give it a new lease of life. Stunning, thank you Dave, you make these videos so interesting. You did a brilliant job, as usual. Hope you are well as you sound a little under the weather. Take care 💖
It is so sad to see a family home left like that and all the priceless memories that could be cherished for years to come left to rot...beautiful house ...great job on the explore
Love your work. I'm from the US and I'm so interested in seeing the history you share. Thank you. God bless
Your spinning around too quickly and makes me dizzy, pls slow down. The house is amazing.
Me three
Me four!
You are moving the camera too quickly.
OMG I really would love to live there surrounded by nature. Love the sound of the water.
I remember my Dad saying. Back when people went through the depression. They saved everything. So maybe that's why they had so much stuff.
Oh my god that view from that window is so beautiful, I would sit there all day and look at that 😍 Jesus them spider webs! Another amazing video Dave! You should be so proud of your work, your personality shines through every video and makes us all laugh and smile (mark too!) but also how respectful and how much you appreciate things is beautiful. Can’t wait to see your channel grow and grow and for you to get what you deserve 🙌🏼😌
Here in the U.S.A I'm living my life vicariously through you, and Markys adventures and loving every minuet of it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Abandoned for 40 years, but has post cards dated 1998 (22 years).
Yes because someone was going in there and looking after it is what we was told. But no one actually lived there.
@@AWE83 Is this home structurally unsound do you know? I would love to find out if they would want to sell this property!
Please slow down your filming - made me dizzy. Thank you.
Can you imagine walking into that web in the dark NOOOOOOOO it would wrap around you.
It would be amazing to live there and wake up to that view.
Lovely. How strange that at least two of those bedrooms had like kitchen cabinets and sinks in them, like little mini studio apartments. They must have had money, I mean, not only is the home huge, it's filled with tons of beautiful furniture... And that river! Absolutely gorgeous.
La Maison du Chat servants quarters?
Such a view of rushing water outside, very relaxing! The sheet cobweb. Never have seen one like that anywhere! Wonderful explore!
You have the most soothing voice. It's almost like you're trying not to disturb the people who lived in the properties lol.
Seems to have been abandoned for around 22 years instead of over 40. Still it is a gorgeous home full of so many memories that were just left.
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I'm from Belgium and what I know about this house it was abondend in the 70s but squatters have been living there on and off ever since so some stuff is probably not from the original family
the beautiful home reminds me something out of Beauty and the beast. This song comes to mind...Little town
It's a quiet village
Every day
Like the one before
Little town
Full of little people
Waking up to say
Bonjour bonjour
Great video Dave! Your camera work was fine. Hope you’re better since the last live chat.
Read your description before watching. Sounds like they were afraid of someone.
One of the reasons your explores are so great is the empathetic perspective you put on the lives of the people. You treat everything like it belongs to a member of your own family. 💕
The chairs in the first room! OMG! Gorgeous. The bedroom wardrobes, bureaus, vanities - another time. Loved that stove!
Say what you will about doing stuff for us, but those of us who really care about you want your knee to heal properly. The stairs reminded me of your 6’ wide hotel.
Please take care of yourself and stay safe!!!
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That house is absolutely stunning and furniture is incredibly beautiful and looks so well made. The woman in some of the photos around the property looked incredibly happy in her home, she also reminds me of a mother/grandmother who would cook and bake incredible meals, fresh bread and other baked goods for her family.
What a magical location but it breaks my heart to see all the memories left behind loved the bed and wardrobe in the upstairs bedroom thanks for going down the spiral stairs with your bad knee take care x
If this has been abandoned for forty years then how is there a postcard from 1998?
And the right modern bulb at 7:34
Because abandoned for 22 years doesn't sound so dramatic
@@Sarah_270 lol
Apparently from what I've read from other comments, is that locals were taking care of the property in the 80's and 90's so it was abandoned by the owners, But looked after for awhile by the village.
I so wish I had the money to buy a place like this. This house is one of my favorites, among many, shown on this channel. This place is SO FIXABLE !! I could do most of the rehab and repairs ALONE !! (might take a few YEARS !!) This house is SO beautiful. It features some of the nicest doors, trim, molding, and some of that furniture is practically priceless (or at least sought after by collectors). I could move into that house TODAY, RIGHT NOW, and be perfectly comfortable while I work to return it to it's former glory. (I think I'd need some plumbers and electricians. Maybe modernize the kitchen). What a house !! Everything about it, all those rooms, the basement, that BEAUTIFUL landscape it sits on, would make that place MY DREAM HOME !!
Bet that home had a beautiful garden, even today it would be wonderful in the spring. As always thanks for the upload Dave, great explore 👍
i love the way you say ‘beautiful’, thank you as always for the amazing explores, particularly fond of this one..so full of treasures and memories
It is beautiful. It looks like someone went through the house and tossed it. The armour's are stunning as well. I wonder how often that river floods, because the barn looks like it has some water damage. Stunning.. thank you for sharing with us... where was your masks?
That big ass cobweb creeps me out more than any abandoned house could! Spiders freak me out.
The damage some people do to abandon homes, never ceases to amaze me. I'm sure they didn't leave it like this. Such a shame.
It really is sad that all the personal effects are left behind. The beautiful antique furniture is unbelievable. If they didn't want it donate it, there is always someone who could use it. I'm glad to see how respectful you are about not just trampling on their belongings. Great video!
Can see why they had that large scythe. When you stepped outside the reads were unbelievable. I can never understand why these houses are not cleared by the family then locked up. Such a waste of beautiful furniture and wine x
What a great property! I absolutely love the old pictures! It helps to put a face or faces to all the things that are left. Trying to imagine what their lives were like. I also really like the heaters/stoves in the rooms. Very beautiful! Thanks for sharing such a wonderful find!😊❤
Reminds me Wuthering heights with the cobwebs .It’s a shame that others who explore these buildings Don’t put back things where they got them and rummage through drawers etc and leave things in an untidy upheaval . Im sure the people who lived there would not have left it like this ..
Sad to think not only of the family that lived there, but the house builders & craftsmen who used their skills to build everything that is there. tile, floors, doors, plaster, windows, furniture.......all that human energy expended on things left to slowly rot away......like the energy put in them......slowly released over decades as everything returns to the earth from where it came. I can only watch one or two vids a nite because all these things once cherished, are abandoned, cast aside with no one to appreciate them anymore.......
This is so awesome!! What more could I ask for then to have all my favorite explorers that i watch non stop in one vid!! I think it makes it truly awesome to watch these when you guys all together! Nice job fellas!🤜
Hello From New Brunswick Canada!!! I Love you!! I have been watching other videos from different people who do abandoned house tours, then I found you, and I can honestly say, YOU are simply the Best !!! I love your passion for old houses and your sentiments towards everything in them!! I Love, Love Old Houses and , I guess, old everything. You are the Best...Thank You for Making these videos!! Stay Safe and don't stop making these Beautiful Videos for all of us who love them!! :)
You choose such beautiful music for your videos,which make them even more enjoyable,I love listening to you talk about the houses you go into,you can make it seem we were back in that time watching them enjoying their lives there,this was a beautiful place,thank you so much.
Those are mammograms xray's at 14:09 and translation for "prolongement axillaire droit" is "right axillary extension". The tail of Spence (Spence's tail, axillary process, axillary tail) is an extension of the tissue of the breast that extends into the axilla. It is actually an extension of the upper lateral quadrant of the breast. It passes into the axilla through an opening in the deep fascia called foramen of Langer. The owner must have had and possibly died from breast cancer.
It's a beautiful house, but I couldn't help noticing that there was a new energy saving light globe in the room after you showed the large sheet like cobweb. I could be wrong, but the spiraling of it looks like the ones I have in my house now!?
Karla Kadjakoro those twisty compact fluorescent lights have been available in europe since the mid 1980's still makes it newer than the time mentioned though
So much fun to see this video,watching everything through you and see the whole house and the history behind the place..so many things that make us realize we should be gratefull for everything in so many way,they're looked like happy family with their big smile..thanks for share i love this😍
Just want to say you guys are great medicine for a bad day.
Keep up doing what you love and loving what you do......💜
Loved this house thank you so much for going to the trouble to find and share this wonderful house. 🌹
That range is to die for!!, Both of them, wouldn't surprise me one is for hot water and heating and the other to cook on, wonderful and the log burners are amazing as well, thanks again for a wonderful explore.
That place is absolutely amazing, that furniture oh my goodness. Great find guys👍🤗
I appreciate how respectful you are of their belongings. Thank you❤
Omg the cobwebs 😯 I bet that was a really peaceful place to live with the sound of the river behind it , never ceases to amaze me how much stuff is left behind. Loving this series though THANKYOU xx
That was lovely and very decayed, such a shame. Imagine living next to that river- astounding. That furniture needs saving, well done on that lovely find. 🌹
Amazing ,,, heartouching ❤❤💗💛💚💚💙💙🌳
This place is so cool just because of the stream running outside. Imagine starting a nice fire and casting a line in the stream to catch some fresh fish or a boot.
This was a really neat trip down someone's memory lane. So many beautiful items on this house. That kitchen was amazing with that farm sink & stove. Y'all find the coolest places ❣️
I just love your explores! Another beautiful sad house. Also really appreciate and admire your sensitivity and respect for these homes.
Thank you. I really enjoyed this huge home. There were so many bedrooms. I lost count. So pretty with the fast moving river going by. It looked like those people had been long gone.
Such a beautiful place. Sad to see all the beautiful furniture n old photo's just going to ruin. Another fantastic explore...ty David 😉☘
Such a beautiful old building. Great video as always Dave. I bet back in the day the house would of looked incredible.
It would be so nice to buy an old abanded home like that and restore the old furniture and the home. it's so beautiful.
Sad, melancholy actually. Another great video, IMHO you don't need to offer any "sorrys". I would not have seen this without all your effort and, certainly, it is much appreciated.
I often wonder what neighbors think of property being abandoned? I would be snooping all the time! I’m from South Carolina in US....love when you guys joke around...so funny!
I saw that spiral staircase and I remembered your knee. I hope its doing better. Congratulations on hitting 100k
A little gobsmacked, so many beautiful things. This property would make a great museum
I couldn't imagine not onlyh living there, but i would love to clean a house like that!!!
This is the stuff your the best at, me & my misses can sit & watch this all day long.
The respect & enthusiasm you show far outweighs any paranormal stuff.
Been looking forward to seeing this trip! That house is beautiful! The out building at the end with the bars on the windows was very strange tho! Love the way you say “Beautiful” and love your explores! It must be hard to film when there’s is a lot of others doing the same too! Take care of yourself ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Hey David. Loved this old time capsule. Some of the furniture left behind is stunning. I cant imagine the value of these gorgeous antiques but it is a shame that their family wouldn't have either taken it or sold it to someone who could appreciate the beauty of it. Love the river running behind the property too. Imagine casting a line to catch some fish for dinner. Thanks for the explore. Always looking for the next one.
The old scans you found were mammograms, I wonder if the owner had breast cancer at some point?
my hole indian wich familey have passit way from cancer thay had leg wounds like me
Yes Sally you're right. They are mammograms. One left and of course one right.
@@en53kff WILL THE GHOST SEE IT
@@geraldmaine3300 Ah the Maines. That famous Indian Wich familey.
@@Sarah_270 funny my familey.is from canada the 1790 thay come to the usa, and used usa names my mom was 13 Indian Wich my dad was 34 iirish from canada a witch thay give me up
the bedside table at 12:15 that you thought was a cooler could have been for a commode pot most bedside tables had one in the bottom , sometimes a draw above, great find....
I love the music you use to accompany your video's.
What makes it seem set up is there is wine in the glass it's open to the air it would not be there after 20 yrs. It would of fryed up
Didn't you hear him say that someone beat him here and set up the table for photos
You are the best story teller and have the sweet set voice.I am addicted to this show😁
Thanks for taking us round your explore.
That house and furniture was absolutely amazing!!! You did a great job showing us as much as you could of the house. The river flowing behind the home was mesmerizing. I wonder where the family went? How could anyone just leave a place like that? Great video. Thank you.😊
This is sick bro!!! Loved this one so much 🙏
Really enjoyed this Beautiful house that was much loved in its time, I would have loved pulling up a chair and going through the box of photo's its just a shame people that have been in there have ramsacked the place pity they haven't been respectful as you all looking round. As you stood breathing in the fresh air gave me a happy feeling. I bet those that lived there long ago did the same. Thank you Dave hope your knee soon heals. Xxx
Another great explore. I'd live there for sure. With those postcards from 1998, a few of the photos and that one bulb from the 90s at 7:35, I'd say that house has only been abandoned for about 20 years or so.
That light bulb at 28:40 indicates that the house has been abandoned a lot more recently as reported. Shame there's dirt bags that feel it is their right to turn the place over as well.
Hey, I watched alot of your footage. In one of them you said to Marc it reminded you of the secret garden. So, I'm a bookwurm myself and went ahead and bought the book. You got me real curious, never heard of it! So thanx! Do many more!
Incredible,stunning,beautiful.. love it
This was a good one guys! All of you guys, please be safe & God bless.
This was my sort of playground as a child in the 70/80's.
we checked out the local forts, water and pill boxes in the 70s and 80s, it was our playground
. So sad you now have to be an explorer to see what was there all the time and open for us all x
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baggets: maybe someone in neighbourhood is feeding stray dogs, cats?
It’s sad to see all those photos left behind. Hope this beauty gets restored.
why do people want to destroy what others once held in such high reguard, loved and cherished ?? I will never wrap my mind around such a senceless act of random violence. the house may not have been kept spotless when they lived but you know they didn't leave it like this. broken windows are a tell tale sign that someone has been there to wreck the home. family dynamics are so important when it comes to property being left in a will. because of family greed and miscomunication the house has been left to the elements and vandals, the pictures left be lost and ruined not cherished as a remembrance of past generations. they have lost so much never to get it back again...thank you for the explore and God bless and keep you safe...
Those heaters were so neat. Can you imagine if that waterway flooded. Yikes! So sad in 40-50 years most of us won't be remembered.
Beautiful breath taking Thank you
Bonjour Dave, wow nice time capsule such a shame it has been trashed and time and the weather is helping the decay in this house, some of the old furniture was real nice and those wood burners where amazing . Thank you Dave cool adventure bro.
Amazing Thank you
So I could be wrong, and it could've been mentioned in the comments, but that spiral staircase is for the "help" ie maids and such. It's usually in a separate area of the house, so that their movements don't interfere as much with the family's day to day life. It's very common in old houses in France, or even Canada for that matter.
Super video. Looks like it was a boarding house with all those kitchens being separate apartments, bedrooms, kitchens etc.
That's not a kiddy toy. That is an antique baby buggy you found! We also love the bed frame too.
I think this was once a very warm and inviting home. I hate seeing the disrespect of vandals. Thanks for taking us along.
Some lovely pieces of furniture but most valuable in France would be the lovely stoves which you noticed. Well done to you....you were the only person to bother to pick up the shovel. That says a lot about the way you treat the places you visit. Thank you
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So Beautiful! Love the way you present these lovely old places it seems that you truly appreciate the locations and what wonderful good luck you have to explore them. So glad to see your respect for them, wish you were the first ones to find them before others have gone and ransacked and disrespected the owners property. Keep up the good work!
Wow that cobweb thanks guys for your great video you and Dan are my favourite explorers x
Weird ! UFO ? They should do something to preserve this !
First one of yours I've watched. So sad all the memories and beautiful furniture left behind.
Please go a bit slower, couldn't see everything as you were moving to fast.
Great video though, be watching more of yours.
What a shame and sad to see all that was left behind!! Beautiful furniture!!
*Abandoned for 22 years. Love the style of French houses. So many wee heaters and cookers. Definitely a hoarder last living there, sad to see. Beautiful house and furniture.
Wow that huge cob web ...beautiful home ..another brill explore guys 👌💋
This was a phenomenal place that must have been exquisite in its day. I love how those few rooms could only be reached by the steepest spiral staircase ever. So incredibly sad to see it empty and no longer loved by the family it once looked after. Beautiful video but too fast at times from the new camera 😞❤❤
You are spinning around way too fast to see anything, it makes one dizzy....
Please slow down and take a little more time and be a bit more thorough. Love the old antiques but we barely get a glance and then you are off and circling around another spot.
Thanks for the videos.