Abandoned- 1910 cottage /Old photos and other vintage stuff left behind/Abandoned since 90`s
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- This old single front cottage was built in 1910 and seems to have been abandoned since the early 90`s from what remains inside. There are old photos and other very personal belongings left behind along with some furniture an absolute vintage kitchen! This cottage is built with the pressed tin corrugated iron, lathe slats and plaster which the less common style in Adelaide as stone and brick were preferred by the more wealthy. I really loved finding and exploring this old gem spending 3 hours in here looking and photographing. The place seemed to have been last occupied by and older lady and a teenage boy so the father may have passed away , the boy had many swimming certificates and a trophy for hockey. The photos are reminder of how peoples life memories can be just left behind just like the home they lived in . Hope you enjoy. Facebook link here- / urbex.indigo
Lived in cottage same build these were imported from England I believe as a flat pack Ikea style. Bloody hot and cold to live in and ceilings were insulated with seaweed. Those old Kookas were the best to cook on rented an old cottage with one was soooo good and going strong in the 90's called a gas fitter to clear the jets and you could still get parts to fix them!! This is a gem thankyou
Thanks my friend for sharing with me this video about Abandoned 1910 cottage / old photos and other vintage stuff left behind /Abandoned since 90's it was a very interesting video the house looked very old what happined to the family that is a question mark my friend and i can't wait to see your next video and God Bless and thanks again.
Hi Wayne, thanks for watching mate. :-)
Time stood still in this old house. A treasure of the old days.
Hi Jeni, glad you felt time stand still too as I did. great old place even if in rough shape. So much to tell those walls I bet. Thanks for watching :-)
Great little house! I've never seen one made of corrugated iron before. Kitchen was great and who would expect a flush toilet in an outhouse! The little hand with the chain is for use with clothes that have back zippers. The clip goes into the hole in the zipper tab and you pull up or down on the hand to zip up or down. My grandmother had one.
Wow Cheri, that is pretty cool and I did not know that Cheers for the info and for watching :-)
Nice old house, loved the old stoves, thanks for taking us along.
It’s be heaps cool if someone watching this recognised someone in one of those photos!
And imagine if the msg`d me about them lol :-)
Loved both the old cookers! It is really amazing that the kitchen was untouched for so long! What a piece of living history!👍👍
Love it when you find and explore one of the older classic beauties like this one. Thanks.
The old classic are the best hey M R Stone :-) Glad you enjoyed, thanks for watchimg :-)
Having grown up in old timber clad houses, with old Kooka stoves, I can only imagine how uncomfortable a tin clad home would be. I am surprised it was even allowed. Freezing in winter, stifling in summer, no insulation. While it is interesting historically it would have been a trial to live in. Looks like an electrical fire, common with old wiring and modern appliances. Thanks for documenting it. It's an example of housing that once existed which most today would never have seen.
What a wonderful find! I thoroughly enjoyed this explore. The kitchen especially was incredible. It looks as if a fire may have been the reason they left. The power box was fried and there was what looked like fire in the walls of the hallway where you entered. The original touches in the hallway were so nice to see...the archway and shelves. That stove in the kitchen was new to me and I loved it. Thanks so much for this one. The older ones are my favorites.
The older ones like this are my favs too lladylobo1 :-) I think that fuse box blowing up was the last straw for the owners and they moved on it seems. It has been a long time and had the true forgotten feel to it. Glad you enjoyed, thanks for watching :-)
Great video again, and do love the kitchen. Thanks Paul 😊
Those stoves were awesome! I always love your videos. Thank you for another good find
Cheers for watching Julie :-)
Very brave to open the fridge and the freezer. Great video, thanks for showing.
Glad you enjoyed Manuela, thanks for watching :-)
Great video love theses old places well done.
Cheers Warren thanks for watching :-)
I've never seen a house quite like this. It was a awesome...thank you!
However I think the corrugated iron look is hideous.
Glad you enjoyed Andrew :-) It is a gem this old girl :-)Thanks for watching :-)
Interesting how you mentioned that the black and white photo reminded you of your parent's photos when they were young - mine too. It seems in those days they got dressed up and went out either for family parties or other parties. It looked like fun times.
I've never seen corrogated internal walls, almost like mine-orb. The house being 110 years old this year, has a lot of damage, I would have liked to have seen it before squatters moved in. Thanks for capturing this one.
There was a color photo, too. When did that happen? And also, a December 1968 page from a newspaper. When was last time someone resided there?
I claim this house lol absolutely gorgeous little house !!! Could you imagine this little beauty restored 🙌
Loved it! Very different and unique! Thanks.
Glad you enjoyed Sew`n Deddies Dream, thanks for watching :-)
Hi Paul oh wow another beautiful time capsule it would be wonderful to see it restored to its former glory and loved again the photos are some beautiful memories I had a lot of photos taken of me in black and white same as my parents and grand parents. My parents still have the old Hills hoist. I really love your videos that I watch them all over again 🌟
This one was awesome,, how original was that place.. feeling very satisfied after TWO old cookers 👍.Imagine the work keeping those tin walls clean . Great start to the weekend mate. Thanks for sharing.
Cheers mate! I stayed in these for 3 hours just looking and taking pics after i did the video :-) I love these old place when they are left original. Cheers for watching, glad you enjoyed too! :-)
Thank you for sharing your video. When you showed the breaker box. It caught on fire sometime. Probably that's why they left. Sad that they leave pictures and the trophy. I bet this was a pretty house. When it was new. Have a great evening.
Patricia I agree the burnt out power box was probably the last straw and it was time to go. Or perhaps it happened after who knows. Thanks for watching :-)
Urbex Indigo I like the explore very nice antique furniture and other things I liked the curtains very nice.Thanks for the nice video be blessed with loving care and grace.
That was truly awesome, a step back in time. Crikeys imagine cooking in that kitchen in the middle of summer. 🥵. Thanks for another great one. 👍✌️
Glad you enjoyed Bev, it sure did feel like stepping back in time :-) Hot Hot Hot is all I can say for the kitchen, maybe back in the day they cooked on the older one in the porch like a summer kitchen, Thanks for watching :-)
Looks an amazing place ,I wish I lived there I love snooping around old and abandoned places ! X
Amazing how it’s never been up graded it remides me of my current house I’m living in it hadn’t been touched as well .I’m suprised it’s not really trashed to much it would b interesting if one day someone would fix it up but I guess because of the power board and white ants it’ll never happen they sure built the to last back then .thanks for showing us another oldie.
And once again a great video! Major thumbs up! I need to search your vids for any haunted (supposedly) places. New fan, I love your approach.
Hey Shawn welcome to the channel and thanks for the support. Glad you are enjoying, many more videos to come ☺
IF walls could talk. Lovely old house, thank for the amazing videos.
My pleasure Vanda Human, glad you are still enjoying them, thanks for the support :-)
What a cool time capsule. I just love these vintage homes. The mantle was gorgeous and the front door lock. Thanks for sharing. 💜
Hi Donette :-) Glad you enjoyed, yes this is one of my favs as I too love them really old and vintage still. Thanks for watching :-)
ALWAYS, love your videos Paul. Thanks for taking us along. Love your intro. music. Take care, stay safe, God bless you.
Absolutely love your videos. Youre doing a big favour for history and future generations. Also lets those explore who are unable to leave the house for whatever reasons. Inspiring, relaxing and important, thankyou!
Great Video, Thanks. Long way to go in the middle of the night to the loo.Don't know how lucky we are these days.
Glad you enjoyed Joan, yep not convenient at all where the loo was haha. :-)
I have seen those old wood frame kitchen benches in different colour contrast, Green & White, Red, Blue or Yellow. Thirties Dream kitchen. The Fuse box panel looks as if it took a hit from a lightning strike. If so the old circuit interrupter probably saved a burn down. At least 110 years old, judging from the construction and fittings. Thanks for the look in.
Hi Gary yes it looks as though maybe in the 30`s there was some tinkering, maybe when they stopped using the old stove and got the gas early cook put there too. Vintage old place. Cheers for watching :-)
Amber glass pie plate, plate with orange and brown flower print, yellow tupperware, all straight out of the 70's. I have never saw a house made out of metal like that one before. In the summer heat it had to feel like Hades in there with no air. Stay safe and have a blessed day.
Definitely an old one. Never seen an outhouse with a flush toilet before. Makes you wonder why they didn’t put it in with the bath. Lol. Love that you go slow with the videos so we can really see the items there.
Hi Donna, yes the out house seems to be one of few upgrades on this property lol. But yeah why not bring it indoors lol Thanks for watching :-)
Poor old house had definatly seen better days. Enough original touches left in hall and kitchen to share the time period. I can't imagine cooking in that kitchen with only 1 window. Thanks for the share!
Hi Donelle, yep this old girl needed attention a long time ago. The kitchen is awesome but your right a complete nightmare in summer haha, thanks for watching :-)
Great find! I noticed a can of Bird's Custard in one of the cupboards. I grew up on that. I Googled the Early Cooker and it was first produced in 1917. Very interesting items.
Wow I did not see that Diane , well done! :-) Glad you enjoyed, thanks for watching :-)
WAY COOL DUDE!! I own 2 houses, near each other. We call them "Cracker Houses" because it was mostly Florida born people who built them. One 1950 the other 1930. I LOVE THESE HOMES. So much character and history... Just imagine if that house could speak, the stories it could tell us. Great find, good video and excellent job❣️
Quite a cosy little place👍
I agree Mandy, thanks for watching :-)
keep up the great work i love seeing these houses thankyou for sharing
Wow I can't believe that much was left behind. What an interesting place.. Cool video!
Hi Beck thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed :-)
What a wonderful old place. The kitchen is phenomenal. Beautiful old enameled stove. Because the summers were so hot a porch was often used for a "summer kitchen.." That way the house wasn't heated up by the cooking. We had one in our old farmhouse. Thank you so much for sharing this beauty. Glad to see your getting rain. Have a good weekend.
Hi Lynne yes I think that back stove was for the summer also. Great old place hey, thanks for watching :-)
Thank you again, this reminded me of my grandmothers home, thank you for the memories. i some times how did the live in that 30 plus degree heat cooking on stoves like that, and no air con lol i think we are just a little bit spoilt these days.
So true Leeanne! That kitchen would have been a suana!!!! Glad this old gem brought back some memories, thanks for watching :-)
U need some gloves and a mask on that's not safe please be safe thank u for the video's u do a real nice job God bless u do take care in those kind of places
@@urbexindigo5164 love ur video's old house and so trashed take care
Nice adventure Urbex Indigo! What a beautiful cottage, so sad to see the left behind memories. One can only imagine what it was like to live there. thanks for sharing 🌹
Glad you enjoyed this old gem Fatiha, thanks for watching :-)
Great explore!
Cheers Susan, thanks for watching :-)
What a beautiful old house. I really love old vintage things.
I agree Sandra, glad you liked, thanks for watching :-)
I love seeing your tours of old houses in Australia. So bizarre what they built houses out of there. The styles, building materials, and decorative designs are so completely different and interesting compared to ours in the States.
Thanks for watching Autumn glad you are enjoying these explores, many more to come :-)
Love the old front door & lock!
Vintage locks and doors :-)
I had to seriously laugh out loud when I saw the "outhouse"! I was not expecting a more modern toilet. When I think of outhouse, I think of
a small shed with wood seats and a hole in the ground. That one you showed just hit me funny! I would love to actually use those old ovens!
Hi Breezy B lol yes I thought the same when I look in the outhouse door :-) Cheers for watching
Que house mais estranha. Quanta bagunça EH assim q eu gosto das house abandoned deixo um super likezao 👍👍👍👍👏👏
Hi Miriam, thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed :-)
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I bet it caught fire, so that's why they left it.
Sad they left all their family photos behind.
Thanks for the tour, Paul.
I bet the grandmother could cook up an awesome meal in that old kitchen!
I was thinking the same thing while in there taking photos William, great old place, thanks for watching :-)
Urbex Indigo .
You're welcome!
Thinking further, I wonder if the man that built this house was a laborer or contractor in house construction. This would explain why there were so many different materials; corrugated metal in the kitchen, plaster and lathe, the nice curved metal porch roof. Maybe he was allowed to take the overrun materials for free or almost.
Another one of those, "once beautiful entry way with the arch in the ceiling". Poor kitchen...really tall ceilings. Thank you for sharing!
Hinda, yep and old gem, one of my favs for sure, Thanks for watching :-)
Thats a old home..glad you shared..im sure its on its way to be torn down...Thanks for catching that one..
Love the vintage great find.
Hey mate thanks for watching, you are making some great finds too. Keep it it up. :-)
Hi ,I saw a video of yours a while ago n I forgot your channel name and now just come up n I'm happy to find you again ,I love to see your work I love Australian history n this Victorian houses I love ,this one was great in original condition I loved those stoves so old so now you have a new subscriber thankyou I'm from Melbourne, good night from a Frenchy in Australia 🇫🇷🇦🇺🤗
Hi Francoise :-) So glad you found the channel again, and for watching. These old ones I love too and so glad it was in original condition although rough shape. Thanks for for becoming a sub too! :-)
It would be so cute fixed up!
I always enjoy seeing the old kitchens-they often remind me of my Nanny’s house in Mineral Wells, TX. I’m surprised there weren’t more cobwebs in the place since it has been abandoned for so long.
Hi Sandra, yes others have also said the same it reminds them of their Grandparents places, glad you enjoyed, thanks for watching :-)
The Baker Hotel is out there, isn't it?
Brianna Visconti yes-downtown Mineral Wells. My sister has psoriasis and Nanny was sure the mineral baths would cure it in the 1950s. So she would take us to the Baker Hotel for mineral baths. So sad to see the condition the Baker has fallen into. It has been explored by several Urbex explorers and some ghost hunters.
You and your cobwebs, lol. This was an amazing explore!!!! Do neighbors never complain that you are there?
Funny you ask as I bumped in to the neighbor here when I revisited a few weeks after. He did not know i was inside the first time though lol. Been rather careful overall but have been confronted a few times but once explain just trying to document before gone they are pretty cool. Even the police one time :-)
Wow,just Wow... What a treasure,that old kitchen is just wonderful would love to have seen it in its heyday. Great video, Blessings to all!!!
Sure is an old treasure Donna, beautiful old gem. Glad you enjoyed, thanks for watching :-)
The front door and it's lock and the kitchen were a tremendous find!
What a ripper that explore was. That Kitchen was fantastic. I bet many a frosty morning was spent in that out house!!!
Hey mate! Whats been happening? Yeah this was one of those old tin ones, not many left around it seems. Although the two neighboring ones were tin too but well looked after and lived in, Thanks for watching :-)
WOW! You hit the jackpot for originality ! A place back in time and a old shotgun house at that. You find the neatest places. I loved the the kitchen.Thank you for the video!
Hi Pamela glad you enjoyed this one, very much original especially the kitchen :-) Thanks for watching :-)
Nice walk through
That was an awesome find. I enjoyed the time capsule kitchen. Thanks so much for the video mate!! 😃
My pleasure mate, glad you enjoyed this old gem. Cheers for watching :-)
I bet it has been empty a very long time. That had to be one hot house with the metal siding and roof. The usual trashing was done but even that looks like it happened a very long time ago. Quite a find Paul, thank you for sharing.
Hi Jo, yes it felt like a time warp in there, totally forgotten and yet still so alive. Hot would be an understatement in summer! lol Thanks for watching Jo :-)
What an interesting old house. I loved the old stove with the Kookaburra, so cool. The house seemed sad, and it’s such a shame that the photos and the trophy were left behind, we don’t know the story of what all happened. Thank you for your great video xxx
Hi Siona, thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed. Yes the stove is a vintage classic for sure :-)
This home would have been lovely in it's day. The kitchen with it's vintage cooker and other period features now in a sorry old state. Someone's memories left behind in the photo's and rewards. Kelley's Heroes is one of my favourite movies, the theme song Burning Bridges. Thank you for this explore
I had that board game nightmare! Still in my closet. Haha
I remember that game well too Cynthia :-)
Wow this was old, but awesome !
At-7:57- I have to 'hand' it to you, another KOOL video & house find. I think the skeleton hand is neat.
I have a skelton sitting on a loo smoking a cig with a fun smile on the face, and 2 little skeltons hugging is on a chain.
Oooooo, boney fingers 🤤
Thanks for watching Ruth, that chain was pretty cool. I was obsessed with skeletons and haunted houses when I was a kid haha :-)
@@urbexindigo5164 Hi Paul ! When I can get more footage I can put up a video and hopefully you can see some crazy ghost pics.
I'm making a fun miniature grave yard for a friend. In a cut away mausoleum they'll be skeltons having a party, dancing & some sitting at tables that are the plastic things you get in pizza boxes. A headstone will have a leg & hands coming out of the ground, just some fun stuff. Will be cool for a Halloween display. : )
@@urbexindigo5164 You need to see the Keepers house & lighthouse down the road from where I live and Lookout Point Lighthouse has a web site with EVP S and goodies if you'd ever like to check it out.
Sweet little house back in its day.
Totally agree Pearly everlasting :-) Glad you enjoyed, thanks for watching :-)
Bit rough, looks as if someone was looking for something in the floors and walls. Shame about the termite damage, too, makes any renovation way less probable at this point, surprised hasn't seen a demo ball already. Love the tour! Kitchen and that stove were awesome! Still find this style of house there my favorite. Thank you for taking the time and effort! 👍
Hi Willie, thanks for watching. Yep the termites are prob the deal breaker for a restoration attempt. Been neglected too long it seems which is a shame. Thanks for watching :-)
Wow, cool old place. Love the old cookers. This was definitely the best thing all week. I've been so sick all week and I am so happy now. Thank you!!!
Glad I could help brighten your week Lea, sorry to hear you have not been weel, hope your better soon, thanks for watching :-)
Wow... This was a great explore. I loved this one. Thanks.😊
Cheers for the comments Ben, glad you enjoyed, thanks for watching :-)
Those old stoves were really awesome to see!! Great find!!❤️
Yes they were Peggie, glad you enjoyed thanks for watching :-)
I love this particular house if it could be cleaned and sorted great kitchen
Love the artistic intro. I have never seen a corrugated building, except out buildings. Pictures make me sad, people who used to be so vibrant. Good job.
Glad you enjoyed Windhorses, these are not common but were built cheaper this way. Cheers for watching :-)
That stove and the rest...what a find! I like the 20's stuff. It's neat to see slight differences in Austrailia compared to United States.
Hi Nancy, glad you enjoyed, thanks for watching :-)
That kitchen I remember my mum having the same design, oven etc, bought back many memories, the photo was probably of twins.....keep em coming xx Memories are golden x
Hi Jacqueline :-) Glad this one brought back some memories. Vintage old place. Thanks for watching :-)
You should have to pay to get into that one! It's a real museum of the past.
It was a real step back in time hey Patricia, thanks for watching , glad you enjoyed :-)
As you said an awesome old place!
What a cool find. The way to tell the difference to women and men clothing is men's button on the right women's button on the left. 😀👍Love the old oven.
Thanks for watching Lisa, glad you enjoyed! :-) Wow I did not know that about the buttons, nice work! :-)
Hi. saw myself up a ladder renovating this one lol, i loved it. The bottle had a drink inside called polish mead' i love mead there are some lovely tasting ones & some very dodgy ones made. Tfs. :):):):)
Awesome Mighty Mo :-) Mead one of my mates drinks every now and then too haha. Glad you enjoyed this one too mate. I wish you could renovate this one! Thanks for watching :-)
Wow, that’s so cool! Would love for you to show more of the lino, it was amazing! Enjoy binge watching your videos ♥️
Hi Romy, glad you are enjoying the videos 😁 thanks for watching, many more videos to come
Fantastic exploration!! Lots of interesting things to see and enjoy. That 1956 Olympics Book!!! I wouldn't have been able to leave that there. Your videos just get better and better!! Also love your fb page. 😀👍
Cheers for the support Frankie Taz :-) Glad you enjoyed this one, its good to find these old gems, so much history and character. Thanks for watching :-)
Kelly’s Heroes was a Clint Eastwood film from 1970, set in WWII
Awesome Jonathon! I knew someone would know it, cheers for watching mate :-)
@@urbexindigo5164 JPVIDEOS if you look under a video of his ...he has some cool camera gear, lights, mikes you name it it's there. If you're looking for good camera/& stuff gear. Maybe they have the same gear in Australia or it might be cheaper if bought in the states.
Just trying to help out. If I can get back into putting a vid up soon wait till you sew the latest ghost pics from the Keepers house.
Looks like a mother holding a skeleton baby with a white cap and a head of a man sideways next to them. Then there's this white thing in the window with eyes open, with a weird almost smile with like white lines almost like sparks coming off it.
This time of year the lighthouse & it's keeper's house are locked up with no lights or 'alive' folks inside. The girl that works behind the counter in the summer says they're always being told crazy story's of strange stuff folks have seen ect. there.
I was thinking Clint Eastwood also.
And Telly Savalas! For Kelly’s Heroes war film! It has to be late 60’s early 70’s . In the early sucker sucking WHO LOVES YA BABY Kojak was born. There’s more than one recognizable person in the movie.
Hi there very interesting but we're are. You in which country Stephen. 101
What an interesting home. I've never seen one like that. I thought it a bit odd that the toilet was outside but they had a bathtub/shower inside. Very cool find! Thanks for sharing!!😊
Hi Misty, glad you enjoyed :-) Yeah the bathroom was a bit of a add on so why was it not included with a new dunny haha. Thanks for watching :-)
Maybe that closed off door in the kitchen was making space for the new 'early kooka' (Loved that!) after they used the one on the back porch for cooking? Sure loved seeing both of those old cookers. Thanks for the vid!
Love this old home. It would be nice if someone would restore it back to how it once was. I love the fireplace and all the antiques.
Glad you loved it Maritza, as did I. Would be amazing to see it restored, been too long sitting long this. Thanks for watching :-)
I love the corragated iron idea in the wall, surely has someti g to do with keeping heat out?
I love finding photos or letters belonging to past residents. It makes the sense of history about the place so much more real. Excellent video guys.
Hey EAI thanks for watching, unfortunately the corrugated iron would have made it hotter as it was used as a cheaper building material :-)
Those large entries are cool , the decor across the ceiling near the entry is interesting.
looks like a really nice place
Bit rough now but a beautiful old example of how things used to be Ian, thanks for watching :-)
You had the right music too go with this place lol, wow what a old looking place, that kitchen has never been cleaned nor painted, great old stoves, nice explore mate.
Hey rolf thanks for stopping bye :-) Yeah wanted the period music for this intro. Glad you enjoyed. That kitchen was great, thanks for watching :-)
Even the boys in photos are probably elderly men in their 50s or 60s by now. That place is like a time machine each room is a trip through time. Interesting find thank you for the video.
Yay so excited for a new explore, thankyou 😀
Hi Janelle :-) Thanks for watching
@@urbexindigo5164 hand chain looks like a wallet chain, some interesting stuff left behind!
It was quite heavy that chain too Janelle :-)
A truly outstanding find where time stood still, those stoves were fabulous 😍 I absolutely love the music you chose for this too, beautiful and so in keeping with the home 😊 Kitchen is my favourite room too, it still seemed very homely, I can actually imagine walking in and finding the lady of the house cooking in there when it was lived in and having a chat. The clothes in the wardrobe were very like what my grandmother wore in the 80s which would tally with the dates found in the house. Definitely my favourite video of yours, this really is a phenomenal find ❤
Hi Weather Witch :-) Thanks for the support :-) This is one of my favs too! Love these old ones that are run down but original. So much history. Yes it seems an elderly lady may have had her husband pass away first and the boy seemed to be a teenager arounf the late 80`s. Thanks for watching :-)
👍🤚my friend this one was a gem for sure. Great explore glad you went here too. Thanks for sharing take care 💕
Hi Osprey thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed this gem! I hope to find more :-)
Thank you, your great at knowing history. the stove even before my time.
Hi ndog2005 thanks for watching. Lots of old things to look at here! :-)
It always amazes me how small these places look from the outside, but they seem to go on and on inside.
Were the neighboring houses occupied?
I really enjoyed this one, thank you.
Those were some serious cobwebs in the kitchen!
Glad the serious spiders are long gone Claire haha :-)
I reckon!