Abandoned- 1800's stone cottage full of old items/Stuff everywhere/Lady lived a simple life
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- This explore I take a look at a very old settlers cottage that would have been built in the late 1800`s as a simple workers dwelling. It seems a long time lady owner/resident lived here up til around 1987. Perhaps the husband passed away some time before and she was left to live the simple yet hard life here. There are many many things left behind indicating the lady was a mother and lived here a long time and no modern updates have been made to the dwelling other than electricity back in the middle of last century as this location is some way out in rural area. While editing this video I also realized that there was no plumbing and the well at the side of the house along with the rain water must have been used right til the last days here. No shower/bath were seen although the little area near the tank may have held a tub for bathing at some stage. The outhouse I did not see and could have been hidden in trees at the back. This old decaying gem is a real piece of history with a tale or two tell to say the least. Hope you enjoy the video. Cheers.
Thanks to Bev who gave me the tip on this place and suggested I check it out! Cheers Bev :-)
This is amazing! And yes, I'm old enough to remember Gary Puckett and the Union Gap, LOL!
Totally could have stayed in there all day Molly. :-) Cheers for watching :-)
@@urbexindigo5164 The possible stories behind this one actually made me tear up. I wanted to hug whoever that lovely dress belonged to..
me too (dang young'uns don't know nothin!)
@@mollymcgregor6379 That was a wedding dress, wasn't it?
I thought it looked like a wedding dress too. That Gary Puckett LP was an original pressing as well. Pity the roof and ceilings had collapsed so much, but time does stuff like that. Good explore.
🎹🎼🎹🎼 “young Girl get out of my mind, 🎼🎼 my love for you is way out of line “. 🎤🎤🎼 Wow, a blast from the past! I was a 60’s teenager.....GOOD TIMES.... I just knew you were going to step on a snake 😲
Hi Mimi :-) Yes once I looked up Gary Pluckett I realized I knew all those classic hits, so good :-) Glad you were able to re touch with the past. Luckily no snakes haha Thanks fror watching :-)
Mimi’s Kitchen The theme song of pedophiles ...when the song came out I just thought “catchy tune, nice voice”, until one day I actually listened to the lyrics. I actually had to look them up and READ them to be sure I heard it right. To be that innocent again...🖤🖤🇨🇦
Tamarra James the song has a whole other meaning today than it did 50 years ago.
Mimi Susie I’m not really sure it did have a different meaning. Basically it’s an older guy feeling tempted by an underage girl...basically a Lolita. At least the guy is trying to do the right thing in the song. 🖤🖤🇨🇦
Urbex Indigo ,Puckett,not Pluckett
Wow! I love love love this! If I was very wealthy, I would buy this and restore it to its former glory! Just knowing it was an old stone cottage, I would buy it sight unseen. I would also keep the pie safe, that big crock with the lid, the rolling pin, the vintage coctail glasses, that picture on the wall in the bedroom, and the old green stove. I can only imagine how very happy the first family to ever live in it was... Thanks for another great video!
**Fun fact: I would literally watch paint dry if you narrated it. 🤗 **swoon**
I so wish this place would get restored too Dandy Lion, so much history rotting away . And yes keep all those things you mentioned. Haha I will try narrating paint drying one day! :-) Cheers again Dandy Lion :-)
@@urbexindigo5164 😂😍❤💞💕
The ghosts of passed residents will come with the house, too. Free or charge, of course.
Really enjoyed this episode! Beautiful bird song, strong vibrant colors, lots of interesting things to see 😀 it's falling down and nature is taking over 😀 absolutely wonderful! Thanks again for sharing!! BTW I remember Gary Puckett and the Union Gap!! Now I've got "Young Girl" playing in my head 🤣
My pleasure for sharing Frankie Taz , glad you really enjoyed this one, lots of nature here and she is definitely claiming the cottage. Would love to see it restored. Cheers for watching :-)
Kind of a sad little house. Love the old green oven. Thanks for risking life and limb to give us a look at the pie safe. Keep the videos coming.
Hi scratchgolfer12 What is your name? Im Paul :-) Yes sad to know maybe the lady passed away here after being ill. Lots left behind too. Cheers for watching :-)
Urbex Indigo My name is Brenda, thank you for asking. I love your videos as well as the old 60’s songs...the best!!! Still your loyal fan in N Texas, USA.
I loved that metal headboard from the bed! Thanks for the tour! Stay safe!
Glad you enjoyed Kristine, thanks again for watching :-)
These places always make me sad, the thought that no one cared enough to take care of the place, or at least sell it to someone who would.
this one is no doubt historic Bayla and would be amazing to see restored. Someone must own it, but not interested in it really. Thanks for watching :-)
I think a lot of times it’s just people can’t afford to keep them up!
A wonderful find!! I loved that dress. It would have been amazing in its day.
Hi Kay, yes I think it looked like lace would you say? Thanks for watching :-)
@@urbexindigo5164 Vintage Wedding dress by the look of the lace train dangling in the dirt 😓😓😓
Yay a new one. 👍. I watch a lot of exploration videos and by far yours are without a doubt the best! The way you add music and tell the story of the homes is exceptional. Thank you 🙏 for sharing your adventures. 👍✌️
Hey Bev thank you so much for those comments :-) I just enjoy finding and sharing these places for others to see before they has vanished. So it is my pleasure for sharing them Bev, thanks for watching :-)
The fact that people are searching antique malls for these finds and they are all just sitting there...mind blowing. I imagine you with a warehouse of all this stuff refurbished,in a perfect world😆
What a lovely, beautiful, simple little cottage! So many amazing things in there that take me back. The rolling pin brought me to tears because I have my gramma’s old rolling pin which is very special to me. Wonder how many pie crusts and noodles she rolled out with that! The old stove, pie safe, crocks, retro chairs, stereo, silverware and dishes were all wonderful to see. I wish this sweet cottage could be restored! And yes, I too remember Gary Puckett & The Union Gap! I was born in 1964 so I was listening to them at a young age. Lol. Awesome video my friend! Take care and Stay Safe out there!! 🐨🍁
Hi tara, glad you connected with that rolling pin :-) here have been a lot of cool comments on what people remember back in the day. Including Garry Puckett haha. I know those song too I realized haha. Cheers for watching :-)
very cool old cottage filled to the brim lol. Love that old stove and the bright green colour 😊 Thanks for sharing 😊
Hi Debbie, yes that green is a classic on the Metters stoves :-) Thanks for watching :-)
Thankyou! And thanks Bev, love the old dolls house....now i look forward to next Saturday ☺
Glad you enjoyed Janelle, yes another one next Sat, thanks for watching :-)
Love seeing the really old places. Gary Puckett is from the town of Union Gap, Washington state, hence the name.
So much history in these old ones i agree Jeni :-) thanks for watching :-)
I laughed when he said Gary pluck it 😂😂 boc boc 🐔
Amazing👍
Hi ee qq, yes absolutely amazing place time capsule. Thanks for watching :-)
That's my great uncle! My maiden name is Puckett. Uncle Gary was a treat to behold! I remember sleep overs, picnics, etc... He had pomagrante trees, apricot trees and pecan trees! Lots of memories. 😍🌈 Watching the hummingbird s at night, catching lightening bugs and taking turns churning ice cream homemade!
Wow! Really? That is so cool, his songs are so well known and so good! I looked him up after this video and realized I knew all those songs!!! haha :-)
That dollhouse looks amazing... I know some of the older ones like that can be extremely valuable. Once again great video!
Hey Sean thanks for watching, yes that dolls house was huge!! Prob very old too?
There were two dollhouses, the other one was in front of the fireplace.
I get the feeling from this one that this was a happy, loved home at one time. Lonely and full of memories now. 😢. You make these little tours very interesting and unique as you are so very caring and respectful. I thank you for that. And yes, I too remember Gary Puckett and the Union Gap. Good music then! Thanks so much for the ride along!
Hi Sedora, thanks for the support, even though it was perhaps a very old and simple life here I also think it was a happy one. Greast history here. thanks for watching :-)
Hi Sedora, thanks for the support, even though it was perhaps a very old and simple life here I also think it was a happy one. Greast history here. thanks for watching :-)
Sad memories from the dead... thousands of abandoned houses all around the planet, amazing mad documentaries. Human memories, I do love Urbex. Merci beaucoup from Paris France
Hi Emmanual welcome to the channel, glad you love Urbex and yes so many properties abandoned with many stories to tell. thanks for watching. Cheers from Adelaide Australia :-)
Thanks for sharing this video with me about the Abandoned- 1800's stone cottage full of old items/stuff everywhere/ lady lived a simple life. it was a very old house and the place was really looking its age and i thank you my friend for sharing it with me i was watching it last night but i comment it this morning and i can't wait to see your next video my friend and keep up the good and God Bless and thanks once again.
Hi Wayne, thanks for watching and yes very old place, much history. Glad you enjoyed :-)
The tv outside was from the '60's, and that vintage dress, awesome. I remember Gary Puckett and Union Gap too. I would have loved the pie safe and several other items. So sad to think the family just left it all for nature to reclaim. Thanks for sharing, great find. 💜
That cottage is really something, Paul! :-D You can definitely see the English influence on it and the old stove is drool worthy. I would love to get my hands on the lace dress that was hanging on the hanger in the bedroom. :-D This may sound silly, but I collect old and vintage wedding dresses and loan them out to brides who cannot afford them. The dresses get to come out in their glory and the brides get to look exquisite in them. :-) I'd be doing a week's worth of cardio if I had walked into those cobwebs. lol The pie save was very nice and it's always a treat to come upon old dishes/cutlery and think of the meals and desserts that were eaten and enjoyed on/with them. :-) The "Get Well" card really takes one back to the life the lady must have lived, loved and cherished. I look forward to your next video! :-)
Yep very early cottage for sure this one Mary, must be one of the first in this spot and be historic. Wow you lending the pretty wedding dresses to brides is an amazing thing Mary, what agreat idea. I think that dress may have been one too hey? :-) Many cobwebs here haha, as long as I dont get those black ones on me im fine lol The card was a personal touch that always puts extra meaning to these places. Thanks for watching Mary :-)
@@urbexindigo5164 Hi Paul! :-D Yes, this cottage is very early and the pink paint denotes it as well. :-) It's a shame that it's run-down. It has good bones and needs some TLC and it would shine up like a new copper penny. :-) Yes, I loan antique and vintage wedding gowns to brides. It's a small way that I can give back to the community and the brides' smiling faces makes it really worthwhile. :-) I would bet you a dollar to a donut that the dress had been the lady's and perhaps she had pulled it out, reminiscing on her own wedding day or to pass it on to a daughter or grand-daughter. :-) So are the black spiders venomous? We have black widow spiders here that are venomous (their bites can kill children and the elderly) and brown recluse spiders whose bite causes tissue to necrotize. Nasty bites indeed. I've seen some of those spiders that are as big as dinner plates that you all have there. No thanks! lol In high school Biology I had to collect several different insects and arachnids (spiders) for a class project. I did get a troublesome black widow spider that had made a home in the shelter where my family's water softener was kept and I was also able to get a brown recluse. Got a good grade on the project. :-D That card was indeed a personal touch. To think of the lives lived, loved, who started a life there , friends and neighbors who came for parties, dances and fellowship. :-) I love these rural places you find. I was enjoying seeing the fresh green grass by the fence. :-)
@@urbexindigo5164 Gary and the Union Gap! I remember listening to the the song "Young Girl" when I was growing up.. My mom loved those old songs and so do I! :-) My parents actually had an old Victrola that played music that played those old musical tubes. They still have it and it still works great! :-D I was born in December of 1969 (Yes, I'm a Christmas Season baby :-) ).
Ever wonder if there is still anyone around who missed the people who lived here?
I always wonder that Priscilla, and if they realize the history still salvagable here. It is like its just forgotten. Thanks for watching :-)
There is an old saying that you die twice; once your physical death, and again when the last person you ever knew speaks your name for the last time.
G'day Paul ... two years on and I can't believe I missed this one! Good on Bev for steering you there and the Gary P history. Cheers, Ken
Hi Ken :-) Yeah that is one of my favs still. Got one you will like coming this Sunday, a 2 hour doco :-)
Such an old cottage, so simple, falling apart but saving so many little treasures of the past. Hiding and protecting them all these years, together with the secrets of many lives. I wondered if the vintage maxi dress could be a wedding dress? If the lady was well enough to read the loving card written to her, it must have been comforting to read it. Thank you so much for this wonderful exploration!
Agreat explore some really great old stuff! Thanks Indigo 🙋👍🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌞
My pleasure L L, thanks for watching :-)
Very nice video, Paul. I appreciate the care you take to disturb as little as possible-very respectful.
That was an old icebox just outside the bedroom(?) and I really think the dress was a wedding dress.
I think to live without running water, one would have to grow up without it to be really comfortable-that would be the sticking point for me.
Gary Puckett and the Union Gap was a pretty popular American pop rock group of the late ‘60’s that disbanded in ‘71.
Thanks for the video-always makes you appreciative for family when you imagine how lonely someone might be when he or she gets old.
Hi Kittydoc90 :-) I realised I know Gary Pluckett`s hits when I looked it up haha :-) Yep even though the electricity was connected there were no mains water and this was very common for rural towns. the town I grew up in didnt get mains water till the early 80`s lol. Cheers for watching :-)
And oh the dusty plates on the old table, the cups lying under it, if only you had shown them to us with close-up. They are treasures too, please please show crockery to us (when possible), the pattern, the stamps under if any, the style, they too are testimonies of the past and could tell us when they were used (I guess I'm actually begging you :D) . Cheap or expensive, they fed so many people, quenched their thirst, were part of celebrations sometimes. In the video some of the bottles looked really old and precious with intriguing shapes, and the bread and pie safe was wonderful! I really love your comments in all your video, they are so positive, so respectful, never boring; you never make fun of the poor remains or belongings, we can really tell how much you care about them and their past. If everybody was like you, and many of your viewers who comment so nicely, so many beautiful houses would have been spared demolition and preserved, not in Australia but everywhere else. And there would be less horrible modern creation disfiguring nature nowadays. Thank you!
What beautiful old pram loved this explore it was like a museum.
I thought the same regarding being like a museum Caroline :-0 Glad you enjoyed thanks for watching :-)
Totally wicked such history a simple time, I wish I had listened to older people when I was small and asked more about their lives! Thanks be safe!
I have the same dinning chairs that you show right at the beginning. I restored and recovered the seats. I love them.
Awesome Liana :-) I would really love to see this place fully restored and be place on a historical significance list. hanks for watching again :-)
The first TV you taped looks just like the TV I bought for my husband 1957; Very interesting Thank you for this tour😄
Wow Sharon that is one old V, like so many other things here in this old cottage. So much history, glad you enjoyed, thanks for watching :-0
I always get sad when I see videos like this, the house just left to rot away. Personal things just left behind. I could never do this to my parents home or my grand parents. To me it's disrespectful, I can picture the old lady sitting on her verandah, all on her own, staring out onto the fields. Come hell or high water there must have been someone who could have cleared the house out. Some amazing things left behind, the metal headboard, metal cake/fruit stand on the verandah, dinning room chair (now know as mid century modern), pie safe and some of the crockery. If only I had the money to buy and restore all these old houses. Once again another amazing video Paul, many thanks.
Hi Vanda Human, this is one id really love to see restored and it is a shame the things have been left in there, 5 children and not one has cleared it out lol :-) Maybe they left it as a shrine? So many nice old things and reminders of the old days :-) cheers for watching :-)
Gary Pucket and the Union Gap...brings back nice memories...I absolutely applaud your intro...great video...can't wait for the next one.
Hi Parrot Rescuer , I thought it need a fitting old song intro. Glad you liked :-)
Gary Puckett on vinylI wouldn't mind adding that to my collection..I love exploring so much stuff- I like that old ice box as well-great explore 👍👍👍☮❤
I looked him up and realized I knew all the hits he made! haha :-) the were a few albums of his there . cheers for watching mate :-)
My mom used to use an old meat grinder..Clamp it to the table and you could grind up anything..Gary Puckett it was said could hit a high note no one else could..amazing voice..
Great explore. Loved all the old furniture and that stove was exceptional! Always been partial to the cream and green color scheme. Really neat old cottage, I think perhaps other folks might have dumped their junk (like all the tvs) into this place once it was abandoned or whatever to avoid dumping fees? Or last resident accepted gifts from others, or hoarded? Small place for so much stuff piled up. Thanks for the tour, it was pretty cool look at history. Always love to see the timbered ceilings in these old places, too. Wish we had those in our farmhouse.
Hi Leslie yes I think perhaps others have stored stuff and maybe re arranged the ladies things too. I love the tongue and grooce wood in these old homes too! :-) Glad you liked, cheers for watching :-)
Gary Puckett and the Union Gap ! My mum had his album 😃 Don't think he'd get away with writing his hit song today 😂 Awesome find 😃
Wow I just looked up Gary Pucket and I know those songs!! Young Girl is a classic :-) Thanks for watching Lisa :-)
The TV is awesome I love it.📺 Thank you so much for the video I do appreciate it.👍😊
The TV was awesome Anita, thanks for watching :-)
What an interesting old cottage. Would be awesome to see an old photo of what it had been. Looks like it had been an original "tiny house". Adorable in its day. Thanks for sharing, sad that the old furniture and vintage treasures will be lost to weather and deterioration. Be safe!
Hi Donelle, yes I agree so much history rotting away here, I would love to see it restored!!!! keep the place as a historical house. Cheers for watching :-0
Very cool find. I'm always amazed that folks don't have toliets in their homes. My hubby and I loved Gary Puckett's music. Snakes give my the chills so I'm so happy you've never stumbled upon one. Glad you aren't nervous about the spider webs and some of the creepy spiders lurking near by. Take care and be safe- All the best- Chris&Dave
Hi C Miller, the toilet must have been an outhouse hidded in the trees out back somewhere :-) Very simple living but tough living too. Snakes and spiders are all part of it but im glad i dont see them much haha , thanks for watching :-)
By Far The best walk back in time, how Amazing to see this old house. Also ➡️😱😱😱
Dear Paul, I was watching this at a coffee shop with my mum, Thank you soooo much @13:34 for the big black spider and zooming. Jude jumps, mum say's WHAT? "Jude say's spider" Mum says where? Jude say's Paul's video, mum say's You need help Judith. Moving along that pie chest Amazing condition, Love Those Antiques, That green glass dish in the pie chest may be Citrine Green Uranium Glass, if it is it's quite valuable. @9:09 The metallic finish on that pot was beautiful. My heart just broke when you read that card, so very sad, tears. "In the arm's of the Angel's" For their mum. Thank you Paul
Really glad you enjoyed this one Judy as it was very much a trip back to the past and to see the card still there along with the wedding dress was amazing. I hope all those things do not rot away to nothing, Cheers again for the support Judy and keep an eye for those spiders haha :-)
Very awesome explore. Thanks mate!!
No worries mate my pleasure, glad you enjoyed, thanks for watching :-)
Wow, what an amazing old place. It’s a proverbial treasure trove from days gone by.
Now I’m not too old 😜but I can remember those tellys with the tuning dial, my grandparents had one.
When I see places like this it makes me think of the people who lived there, their lives and what happened to them to cause their home to be abandoned along with personal items. It captivates and saddens me. Thanks for sharing 🤗💕🏴
Hi freya, these places are the best, the old ones with old things left behind, it is like going back in time and as you say trying to picture who was there and what they did to fill the day. My grandparents had a similar old tv too. so cool. thanks for watching :-)
How I missed this video I don't know - but several of your older videos have popped up and I've been revisiting them. This was a treat! So sad this stone cottage is deteriorating to rubble - between the structure and the lovely contents I can imagine it being a cozy home for the lady that lived there. Thanks for recording the old and older homes - such a great explore!
Ashes to ashes, incredible views as usual!
Amazing old cottage this one! :-)
A gem of a find paul and i have Gary puckett and the union gap on my song list on spotify, young girl and lady willpower. This lady had to work hard I'm sure, thing's today we take for granted bless her.. just turn the tap on, jump into bath or shower etc.Loving the history of this explore, sad vibes with this one.. I admire what you do for your subs.The Christmas tinsel and get well card,brought a lump to my throat.
Hey Paul! Love this find. Wish I could buy it and restore it. I would definitely keep as many furnishings as possible. Restore everything. Lovely area from what I could see too. I love going back in time with your explores. Thanks for sharing my friend! See you soon.
Hey Lea I really wish someone would restore this and have it set up as a historical home as it has to be back to the 1860`s id say. :-) Cheers for watchinh :-)
Yes it is very old indeed!
I loved Gary Puckett and the Union Gap! They go back to the 60's! I would love to get my hands on that pie safe and wardrobe! They could be fixed up really nice!
I realized I knew the songs from him when i looked it up Debbie :-). So many cool old things that pie safe amazing :-)
Wow so very old , and lots of things, loved the cupboard their , you called pie cupboard, Gary Puckett and union gap many years ago, that old cupboard behind old pram was that a radio as well, nice find and interesting, thankyou, dont like those spiders or any
Hi Heather, small spiders are ok haha :-) I really wish those things in front of the radio were not there. he Pie safe is the best one iv seen. thanks for watching :-)
I have a basket just like the one in the pie safe. It amazes me because I live so far away in the states. Small world. The spiders would have scared me more than the snakes, but not enough to not explore. So it was a 2 room cottage with an add on kitchen and veranda. I loved the 6 over 6 windows, just like my grandmother's house.
Hi Laura, yes a very basic cottage but if it were built around the 1850`s or 60`s it may have been considered cosy haha :-) Well and rain water never upgraded to plumbing. A great time capsule to remind us how things were in the old days. thanks for watching :-)
Fantastic pie safe.
It was a realy beauty hey John! Cheers for watching :-)
I love your videos. Always have done . I like the old fashioned music as well . X
Welcome Rachel :-) Thanks so much for the support and for watching :-)
Love those old stoves, close your eyes for a moment and smell the fresh bread cooking and the cherry pie cooling. Yes have heard of Gary Puckett and the union gaps in my generation. Great find and video, thank you.
Hi Jack thanks for watching :-) Yum I could imagine how nice those fresh baked things would be too!!!! mmm :-) Glad you enjoyed the video Jack :-)
I'm from Yakima,Washington USA. Union Gap is adjacent/connected to Yakima. I lived in Union Gap for 12 years. They came from here. Gary Puckett & The Union Gaps were a local group that had a lot of success. Pretty fricken awesome for you to find their album there.
Hi Julie :-) So cool to see someone from the actual place of the band :-) When I searched Garry Puckett I realised I knew all those classic songs! haha. Cheers from Adelaide Australia Julie, thanks for watching :-)
Thanks for the video, I enjoyed watching 😊
Hi Karen, glad you enjoyed, thanks for watching. :-)
Good Morning Australia! I hope you and Miss Fisher are doing quite well. That is quite well from a distance....A long distance. I don't want you and Miss Fisher getting too close.
Great find. I spotted something as you walked out of what you thought to be the bedroom. I think it was an ice box. These came along in the late 1800's and were usually lined with tin, cork or zinc. What I saw, or think I saw, was lined with a material that came about a little later. The pie safe was fantastic. When you see items like these, by removing them, in my opinion, and placing them in a museum or a historical home that is open to the public, would be more of a preservation effort. All would benefit.
"What you leave behind is not what is engraved in stone monuments, but what is woven into the lives of others."(Pericles) Great quote I think.
Good job mate. Miss Fisher would approve.
Side Note/Here is a great line my great grandmother used quite a bit. "We're intellectual opposites. I'm the intellectual and you're the opposite." She often said that too me. Hmmm.
Hi Michael :-) Yes the well was deep. Yes that was an ice box for sure mate, lots of old thing in here to remind us of how simple but tough it was back in the day. Awesome quote mate and so true :-) Miss Fisher says this cottage is cute but not her cup of tea as she cannot hold lavish parties to entertain haha. Cheers for watching mate :-)
I wish to congratulate you on the job and love you put into these videos! I watch many, but no one is more knowledgeable or does the love job you do! Thank you really enjoy these videos! X
I am going to name the previous owner Mary in honor of my great aunt Mary who had the same pie safe. Cool to see two of those old Metters stoves in two episodes in the same day. Bingeing again. Your voice is soothing. Today I am dusting so entertainment while dusting is always welcome. Lol. Quite the hoard in this one, too.
A step back in time, cool find 😊
It was a great reminder of the old days for sure Seamstress :-) hanks for watching
Wow, amazing place. Very old things in there, some of those bottles were old. Very old cottage. It does make you wonder how this lady lived. Watch out for those spiders. Ha, ha.
Hi Sally, yes very simple living water out of the well right up til the end. :-) Glad you know the bottles as I dont lol. thanks heaps for watching :-)
Cool find thanks Bev! Wonderful pie safe and oven. She also had a door painted that green. Looks like a tough life. Meow to Nicolai! Three weeks ago you said you were going to put him in. Hope he is feisty as ever! Cheers Paul love these with all the stuff! 😻😻
Haha Nancy soory I forget about the little Ginger Ninja but I will put him in soon :-) Glad you enjoyed the vide, thanks for watching :-)
Haha Nancy soory I forget about the little Ginger Ninja but I will put him in soon :-) Glad you enjoyed the vide, thanks for watching :-)
The white dress looked like it was waiting for her to wear it again. The two dollhouses were pretty neat too. The one you may not have noticed was in front of the fireplace with the big picture sitting on it. Such a shame the old pie safe will go to ruin. Fascinating explore.
Oh wow I did mot notice the other dollshouse so thanks Evelyn :-) the dress and card sitting out maybe suggests one of the kids now adults were there remembering? So many reminders of the old days here. hanks for watching :-)
@@urbexindigo5164 Being a miniature hobbyist and dollhouse builder, I can't help but notice them. The one by the fireplace is either home made or a later one as it had the open back, that was the side that was up, that the picture was sitting on. Too bad you didn't notice it, I would have loved to have seen the front of it, but there was so much stuff there, I can see how one would miss it.
Great explore mate, that old ceramic pot is a bread crock for storing your fresh baked bread away from the light and not to dry out being exposed to the elements. In the city they were on front verandahs waiting for the bread delivery!!!
Hey mate!!! :-) Wow that old Pot and the pie safe together is a real treat then. Great info again mate cheers! :-)
Late 1960's Gary Puckett & the Union Gap, 'Young Girl.'...this house definitely old school...live every bit of it. Time Capsule indeed sir.
Thank you.
Yes Elizabrth Young girl I knew just didnt realize who sang it lol :-) Amazing old cottage, thanks for watching :-)
hello the old Astor tv was made in 1964 and the old pie safe are very valuable I would love to find one of those great video thank you
Wow thanks for the info Kim :-) Hope these old treasures dont completely rot away. Thanks for watching :-)
Awesome video I’m sure it was beautiful love the pie safe stay safe 😊
Hi Country Girl, yes amazing old cottage, wish it was being restored and not rotting. thanks for watching :-)
Lovely pie safe,so much history.
So much history indeed Patricia, Pie safe best iv seen Cheers for watching :-)
What a great cottage. I always think about how many people were born, lived and died in such places, and what their lives were like. Did they long to get away or prefer to stay right there until they died? What were their passions and interests? Was the property in the same family since the cottage was built? I'll never know, but I always do wonder. Next time you come across old crockery, get a shot of the front pattern and back stamps on a plate or two. If the pattern and manufacturer can be identified, that's another clue about the residents, and some of it can be quite valuable today. In that cottage, I'll bet some of the crockery dates to the time it was built. Thanks for a great explore!
I wondered exactly what you just wrote over and over in my head on the drive back from this one drowned rat. i would love to see this one brought back to its former glory and the old contents displayed inside as a historical home. Glad you enjoyed, thanks for watching :-)
OMG so many items just took my breath away. I wonder if there are any old doll houses like that one still around.
Hi Vera, yes so much left behind, so many reminders of the old days :-) the dolls house looked hand made maybe? So cool. thanks for watching :-)
Another great explore, love the pie safe, the old Tv, crock pot. Wheelchair tells of an elderly person Seeing the woodburner/coalrange, everything is a story of her life and how she lived. Thank you
Wendy this old cottage really painted a picture and told the story of how things were back in the day and the personal card just topped it off. Glad yo enjoyed, thanks for watching :-)
A pie safe, that sounds neat.
Stay away from my 🥧.
I loved the house.
I bet a lot of that stuff was hard to leave behind.
Thanks for the tour.
Cool vid, thanks for sharing your explore. The first thing that came to mind as the vid started was SNAKES! 🤣🤣 Greetings from Buenos Aires.
Haha Simon i`m glad I did not come acrss one! :-) Cheers for watching glad you enjoyed
Abandoned for a very long time and a very bad roof but still very nice stuff too see in that place, it was really a very basic place, a tv but no bathroom too see, perhaps hidden outside somewhere? 30 years and still usable items i there very nice.
Hey Rolf yes roof starting to go and needs some one to repair it. Lots of old reminders of decades gone by in here. Cheers for watchingf :-)
OMGosh that find was better than I ever expected.
It was definitely a pleasant surprise Bev! Good on you, cheers again :-)
There were some amazing pieces in there, what a lovely cottage it must have been. That pie safe is something I would seriously purchase. The TV and chairs are very 1950s, the clear aqua bottles are a patent medicine bottle, and worth good money. The pie safe would fetch good money at auction. I like the armoire with shelves, but unfortunately they don’t fetch much these days. Great folk art dollhouse, that would bring serious money at the right auction. The chairs are great 1950s examples, along with the cabinet TV. I think, in its day, this would have been a really nice place to live. Was that cracked wall rammed earth? That great big earthenware jar and lid are seriously valuable (depending on condition).
Personally, I want the pie safe and kitchen tools, I collect antique kitchen gadgets and cast iron and clay cooking pots, muffin pans...just about anything to do with kitchens from any time up to the 60s, the earlier the better. I really liked this one for some reason, thanks for taking me along. I have missed you while I was away dealing with life. 🖤🇨🇦
Hi tamara, yes lots of old nice pieces in here, glad you know your bottles and things too, and I bet that pie safe you really love too, it was a beauty! Rammed Earth as in dirt and stone? I think so. Glad you loved this one, much history in this old cottage , cheers for watching :-)
Urbex Indigo it’s a good thing I don’t have every old piece I fall in love with, I wouldn’t be able to move. The current rule is that if something new is coming in...something of equal mass has to go. That causes me to be very picky these days. I do love watching and looking though. Over the years I’ve learned a fair bit about a lot of things, and it’s all fun.🖤🇨🇦
Although the cottage is very old,there were quite a few reasonably modern things there,TVs,date on the newspaper,the coke can,was lived in I would say till the middle 80s,fascinating stuff indeed.
Another great old girl ,I wonder if that was a Wedding Dress hanging up in the bedroom . Thanks Paul Your a legend ,So sad sometimes ,but bring ‘em on mate Di 👌😎👍🇦🇺
Cheers Dianne, yeah I kind of thought it may have been a wedding dress. Glad you are enjoying these videos 👍😁
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That looked to dangerous to go inside!! Be careful! But wow the pie safe. So cool!
It was a bit tricky but all good Loretta, thanks heaps for watching :-)
I always think about the people , it's really sad no close or distant relatives wanted to hold onto this ,fix it up & make New memories. There may have not been anyone left to carry on . Really nice old stove too !
Hi Lori, yes it is hard not to think about the people in these ones and I would love to see this old cottage brought back to its former glory. here were 5 children I wonder why none of them saw the value....thanks for watching :-)
Beaut find mate ,, lovely old stove,,, “” slow cooker was probably an old Fowlers Vacola boiler for cooking preserved fruit ,, you put fruit in jars then into the boiler from memory n I noticed they kept old sauce bottles n jars for that purpose. Anyway really interesting again and great start to the morning. Thanks for sharing again mate.
Cool mate, I figured it was some slow cooking pot haha. Lots of old interesting things in here. No plumbing!!!!! Bore water and no bathroom, must of had a tub somewhere though. Cheers for watching :-)
Hi Ghost Rider :-) You've got a good eye! I noticed that old boiler too and growing up, my parents had one and we'd put harvested fruit in jars then put preserve wax over the fruit to harden. The preserves lasted for ages! One year we preserved some apples from our apple trees in some large Mason jars. Those preserved apples stayed fresh for years. Several years later, my dad had a hankering for some apples and snagged the jar of preserved ones and ate them as an afternoon snack. He said that they tasted great and was happy that we had them on hand. :-) Mom and grandmother would always take their preserves to the county fair and always came home in the ribbons. :-)
Mary Clark yeh happy memories,, we always had an oversupply of cherries at home in Tasmania so grandma always preserved them n they were a great treat, ,,,apricots,peaches, every family in the district used to do it ,,, be a lost art nowadays. Best wishes 😀
Gary pluckett and the union gap sand Young girl, was a hit in the sixties and seventies...loved them...
Once I searched him I realized I knew all those hits!!! :-0
Everything is of value to a collector. Love these old places and all the findings that have been left behind. Could be the owners passed away and the relatives did not want to be bothered with all the stuff left and just left it for nature. So much history left to decay. Love your explores. You show every thing and explain as you go. Neat old doll house. Once was a beautiful place. Thank you so much for the tour. God Bless
Hi sweetscatlady :-) Yes a collectors dream in here for sure. I do think the lady owner passed away and the kids prob sold the piece of land to a nearby farmer and did not bother clearing out the cottage which is sad. Maybe it is still in local and family hands but they just leave it sit. Glad you liked the explore and all the nice old reminders of the good old days! thanks for watching :-)
Those old wooden TVs cabinets make really cute cat or dog “condos”. I bet that pie safe was hard to leave behind.
I've heard of Gary Puckett and the Union Gap, "Woman, Woman", "over you", my fav. "Young Girl"...good memories. Popular from about 1967-1971. Carol Hensels seems to have been popular in the 1980s. Along with the TV's I guess you called it, someone had to have been living there as late as the 1980's. amazing. Thank you for sharing.
Haha Shawnee when I searched and listen to Garry Puckett I realized I knew and loved all those songs! Just did not realize the artist who sang then lol :-) Nice work on all that info, yes late 80`s it seems. Cheers for watching :-)
You are right built like a English cottage maybe one of the oldest you have visited under all the rubble good furniture and cabinets the dolls house is worth something to me the lady of the house liked to bake thank you for the look around you made me nervous though with word snakes . Take care xx
Hi Rosa yes up there with the oldest iv found for sure,, would love to knows its exact date. I would love to taste the old school baking yum! :-) Yep snake season is approaching Rosa, they will be out in the sun haha :-)
I think the cabinet in the living room could possibly be an old console stereo. Had to listen to Gary Puckett on something. And yes, I remember them.
Sandy I do agree that cabinet was a Hi Fi system, pity all thos things were in the way , thanks for watching :-)
This so sad that someone's life has been reduced to a pile of junk. Someone had memories in this cottage, now they're just forgotten. This place is very old you can tell by the stonework and the windows. That stove in the kitchen was definitely a antique. I do hope someone covers that well before a child or animal falls in. By the way I thought you fell a couple of times . Nice video a shout out to whomever gave you the tip. As always be careful and be safe.
It is one of the most wondered things when you come across a place like this Leslie....why was it all just left like this. the card indicates 5 children too. Very old place with so much history, should preserved and restored. thanks for watching :-)
That pie safe sweet to bad that someone could get it and use it
Hopefully it does not just rot away Huntsman. Best one ive seen :-)
I love all your videos, they usually make me imagine how much life was in the home at one point. This was a really nice video.
Thanks for sharing
Hi Fatiha, thanks for watching, yes this one had lots to look at and wonder about :-)
sir I love your exploring but that's a very dangerous place to go in,thank you for your sacrifice .
Hi Carolyn, yes a few little dangers here but nothing too drastic :0( Cheers for watching
Thank you for the video, great work. Cool stuff. Enjoyed your tour.
Glad you enjoyed Allie Jo, thanks for watching :-)
My Mum cooked on one of those. My job was to clean out the firebox every few days, also had to chop wood & collect & split what she called "deal" (kindling) wood.
hats so cool Graeme, so many people would have had the same experience back in the days but we just dont hear of it so thanks for sharing, those old stoves are the center piece to a family home back them. Cheers for watching :-)
I love how you call 1850's or 1880's really really old. when i was in Switzerland i stayed in a hotel that was built in 1650. In Germany....i think...i stayed in a castle that was early 1500's. the owner actually didn't know the exact date.
Haha great call mate and you are correct but here in Australia 170 years is old as Australia was only settled in 1788 :-) I would love to go to Europe and explore mate . Cheers for watching :-0
Gary pluck it 🐔🐔😂 made me laugh dude
Fabulous home
Agreed Gladys, amazing. thanks for watching :-)
At 21:48 ypu have a antique or vintage ice box very cute cottage. Great find! I would live in it too. Im sure it was amazing in it's day!
Hi Olivias :-) Yes very old ice box it is for sure, like the old pie safe, so many cool things. thanks for watching :-)
I always want to save these places. Three story doll houses are uncommon. Looks like it might have been hand made. My Granddaddy made my sister and I each one, early sixties. Love Gary Pucket here in the states. That crock looked fabulous with the lid and all. Was this out in the country or close to 'civilization', if you want to call it that. The dress reminded me of prom dresses of the early 70s. Cheers mate!
Hi WindHorse, yes the dollhouse did look hand made. I do now know I knew Garry Pucket from hearing the songs haha/ Lots of neat old things in here and yes including the dress. :-)
Gary Puckett and Union Gap were late 60's. Young Girl was one of their hits. That house looks bigger outside than it was on the inside. Good find and interesting contents inside. Have fun and stay safe.
Hi Marybeth :-) Yes I looked him up and realized I knew all those classics haha. Cheers for watching :-)
The style of the tv cabinet is mid century modern. 1950's. The pie safe is awesome. There was an electric heater in what you thought was a laundry
Wish i had a better look at that cabinet with all the boards in front Lynne :-) So many old things to look at :-) cheers for watching