Both the ground floor fireplace surrounds would fetch a good price. Someone should salvage what they can before it collapses. I realize it belongs to someone, but it will be useless to anyone when the place falls down.
What a crying shame that no one has taken care of this home or even just sold it if they knew it was to be ruined like this. I hate seeing this type of damage and decay.
What a beautiful find. We as Americans have too much stuff. So many cool finds. I love how much respect you have for the items left. Thanks for the tour.
I’ll never understand how people just let these houses fall down. They are so beautiful. It breaks my heart. I would take out every item I could. I wouldn’t leave nothing that I could use… or sale. Lol.
Older people die or go into homes & there are no easily contactable relatives. Really people should register their relatives contact details with local authorities. Maybe there is a business in this for someone. To hold contact details & contact relatives etc in the event of the owner no longer being resident.
I wish people who explored would have permission to take the beautiful antiques out and sell them. It is a real shame to let the past just be demolished.
This house looks like the Addams Family home on the outside but not on the inside. That house looks so ready to fall in. I give you guy’s credit for having the courage to go in there and walk around. I think it an American Gothic. Must have been beautiful in its day after they turned it into a home to live in from a funeral home. Kind of creepy knowing it was a funeral home. As always, Big Banks your videos are always enjoyable and interesting. Please stay safe.
I've seen a few of your abandoned properties but this one is the best yet. Only because all their belongs are still there. If only a small team of people could carefully take things out a bit at a time, clean everything up and give them to a charity. I'm sure there's at least one family member who would appreciate these family photos etc. Loved it!
What a beautiful gothic home. Homes with this kind of decorations on the outside are not built anymore. Thanks for the tour. Must have been a beauty at one time.😀
The first thing I noticed was the contrast between the “new” homes right next to it. I’m surprised the neighbors aren’t screaming to get it torn down. It reminds me off the Adams family home. That first room you were in had such a beautiful mantle. So much to see. I wonder how long it has been abandon. Even though I was disappointed you didn’t attempt to go up to the tower, I understand completely. Stay safe out there
@@allisonkrueger8330 that’s awesome Allison. Hope their able to save all the beautiful furniture etc. I really hope if it’s family their able to save all the photos
My first apartment was in a former funeral home. Nothing weird ever happened there. The scariest thing was that the tenants before me painted the living room walls pink on the bottom half & blue on the top.
Why’s it creepy? There’s no deceased there anymore, and by sides, it’s the living that hurt you, not the dead. Death is a completely natural process, just like birth - nothing to fear.
I originally went to school to try to restore these things. I love doing it, but sadly sometimes they are too far gone and the cost to restore is far much greater than rebuilding. The good thing is there are ways it can be done in stages, sometimes even livable stages, and the first thing to do is to redo the roof. Without a good roof, you can kiss the rest of the building goodbye. I've seen buildings that NOBODY would touch and were ready to get the recking ball, brought completely back to their former glory. Most abandoned places can be completely restored. It just takes time and money...
As an antique collector and seller there is a treasure trove in that house, In the kitchen that entire cabinet was loaded with depression glass and the hurricane lamps in orher rooms! It's a shame someone dosen't apply for a salvage license to go in there and retrieve all the antiques. What a crying shame. I would have loved to see that place in its early years. A beautiful place it was.
Great video!! Awesome house!! I bet this house was absolutely gorgeous in the past!! I can't believe it still has it's original fireplaces, furniture, knick knacks, photos etc...!! But, I can never understand "if" there is still living realatives, how and why did they leave all these memories behind? I wish we knew a little more of what happened to the family that once lived here...sad that this house is just left to rot away...😢
That Last Supper oil painting upstrairs is a paint by number exactly like the one I painted in the 1960s. A lot of those type have become collectors items now.
What a beautiful house. Wonder how much longer it will stand. Pretty sketchy. I think it's a Gothic house too. Too bad I didn't see a calendar. Great explore. Really enjoyed it. Thank you.
How sad. It looks like this house was once a treasured home. I'll never understand how people can just up and move away and leave behind family photographs, or other personal items. I look at the photos and realize no one who ever knew this family will ever see them.
Amazing explore!!! Thanks for the walk thru!! Your right the amount of personal property left on the property is insane!! Such a shame the family left it all there 💖💜❤️🦋🌻 Thanks Again BIGBANKZ ❤️🥰
Great find! You guys are so lucky to have been able to explore the majority of it! I came across a huge farm house just like this but could only explore the kitchen area. I was pretty happy with that though as it was my 1st find and explore. I did tour the whole rest of the farm as well.
The style is Victorian Gothic Revival. Windows have the pointed Gothic arch, the peaked roofs have narrowed angles. All design elements tend to create a taller, leaner, upward-pointing appearance to the building, as did medieval Gothic cathedral architecture. This style, reviving design elements of the medieval Gothic period,, is the earliest form of Victorian house design.
Love watching your adventures and the versus you pop up at the beginnings. You and anyone you are with are respectful of the properties and contents. I stop and pick up furniture from the side of the road to redo so they can be loved and used once again. It truly breaks my heart to see the furniture and lamps sitting there in these homes.
It's sad to see things like this. A once beautiful house and now, years of decay. I wish I was rich so houses like this and others could get a chance to keep the history.
It looks a lovely former home of a nice family.I wonder if there was trauma for the family somehow that led to this? Its curious as we had a similar situation+somehow we just went numb+left our homes empty for years+years.
Thanks for another cool explore, BB. I was happy to see you guys take those stairs with one person at a time. Safety first! It makes me sad to see family pictures just left behind; you would think that someone, somewhere would value them. Stay safe; God Bless!
It’s bizarre how the owners left everything , even pictures. Feels to me they left in a hurry. If I were you guys, I would do some research. Could be a case of paranoia. They probably didn’t know it was a funeral home and started experiencing wild creepy stuff n they took off!!! Makes sense!! Anyone agrees with me????
Based on picture frame with multiple generations around the picture of the house, I would bet it was never sold out of the family. Most of the furniture is from the same period as the house and with not very many newer items other than appliances. I would say several generations of the same family lived there using the furniture from the generations before.
This home was never sold out of the family. I do not own the hone but one of the children you saw in the pictures owns it & is in the process of restoring. I wish the video crew had taken the time to go to the courthouse two blocks away, researched & contacted the owner before invading the family's privacy.
As far as the funeral home goes...the embalming room and body storage would have been kept in the basement. The outer basement door would have been used to transport the bodies in. Considering that none of the upper floors were caving in except the porch you probably could have gotten a look in. There was always a staircase down from the interior of the house as well. Even if the basement was unused, unless they removed the body drawers everything would have still been visible to some degree. Oh...in the kitchen, that huge washing sink was original to the house. Considering it's size they may have done some body prep in that room as well.
Wow 😲 unbelievably in tact and I respect that they respect the smallest things that they could have sold for whatever. God bless you and please be careful 🙏💯
It usually is a case that a building like that was built to be a home first and then later down the line becomes a funeral home later and in this case turn back into a home .
This is social history at it's best . What a dark house though as it was a bright sunny day but the sun didn't light up the rooms ? What was the date on the magazines? The photo of the baby on the mantelpiece was so sweet and the day-glo pink cat can come and live with me !😃 Do you have to get permission to go in to these properties? Fascinating!
Exquisite architectural endeavor...Simple magnificent home ; My father was an architect and I do belive that he would say that this superlative building is worth saving.On the other hand it is realistically acing its final hours as far as refurbishing is concerned.If the structural integrity of this home (built between 1830 and 1860) is in good condition it is a project worth the effort and time...and of course the most imperative aspect ...the funding...
Get your earbuds/headphones on, volume on the loudest .. You’re gonna hear some ghosts today! 3:25 a male says “yeah” 3:28 he continues with “keep it comin” which is interesting because usually they’re shouting “get out” It says “in here” when he arrives at those two chairs in front room, near the window. I didn’t time stamp it because it’s spoken just like his breathing sounds and you wouldn’t hear it anyway. I’ve been listening to/speaking to/seeing ghosts my whole life.. Anyway.. 5:19 “hurray!” ..this is the first time I’ve heard spirits happy about someone rooting through their house. I’ve never heard them be this excited and inviting Honestly, this is adorable, 5:49 it says “hey..see cat?….cute” as he pans the camera to it. 6:29 spirit laughs after he makes the joke about the clock on the wall not being a Rolex but it’ll do It’s so refreshing hearing a nice spirit in these videos for once. All those ridiculously expensive mega mansions have really nasty entities in them.
It laughs at 6:29 after he says “not a Rolex but it’ll do” This is the sweetest spirit I’ve ever, EVER heard in an abandoned house video. It’s nearly always bad..doesn’t want em there. Especially the ridiculously expensive mega mansions..they have really nasty things in them.
3:01 - The NEC FE1250+ monitor was introduced in 2001, so I'm guessing this one was abandoned some time in the early-mid 2000s. February 5, 2022 10:57 pm
After reading several replies to many of the comments it’s quite evident the owner is not too happy this house was “explored” or really trespassed. Many assumptions were made that this house was abandoned for being haunted and all that but apparently that’s not the truth. Also to suggest that people loot this house goes to show just how greedy Americans really can be, bc not only did many of you assume the family was dead y’all also suggested that these men STEAL from the DEAD that’s insane! 🤦🏾♀️ I’m glad things were clarified and I’m sure this family has an intriguing story to share that doesn’t surround just their home and materialistic property.
Before it's completely gone someone should reclaim as many of the doors, knobs, hardware, stair case ect. All of the trim is worth hundreds of dollars per foot. Fireplace front and mantels are worth thousands and the old light fixtures has beauty, style and adds class to any style home. The house is beyond repair but the details can still delight for hundreds more years and the history preserved!!
This really burns me up. I lived in a small town in a neighborhood with beautiful old grand homes with nobody to claim ownership alive. Why not have an annual auction set up by local municipal whoever. Get people to restore, and, live in these homes? It's a waste of good material/craftsmanship in the best case. But no just watch it decay, and, homelessness grow. An incentive like that can be life changing for people who have had it hard.
To answer your question: Family members are alive & well as is the owner. The house is being renovated. As happens with many small towns there were not enough jobs available for the next generation to pursue the "American Dream" so they moved to larger towns.
@@genethompson6248 I’m assuming you are a family member judging by the news article on the wall praising a Thompson for their promotion and the name plaque on the wall! Not to pry but I would love to know more about the family’s story, if willing.
Most people don't appreciate the beauty of a well crafted home like this, this home was built with higher quality materials then are used today. We live in a throw away society with a low attention span for any thing not shiny and new. As these structures fade away , we loose our history with them. There are homes that are saved by city's as historical buildings and along of those don't even compare to this house. What a shame.
I was expecting the inside to be a lot worse than it actually was, considering the way the outside is. Definitely a high risk location, the neighbourhood looked relatively nice.
I'm enjoying watching this and I know you guys are not doing those paranormal you just showing off in abandoned building but around 10:21 into it if you're wearing headphones you can hear voices as the man is stepping off the bed.
I would have latched on to that pink cat. Nope, wouldn't have felt bad about it either. It's gonna be destroyed when the house falls in anyway. And, that Amberina glass bottle on that one mantle. That's Blenko glass. Great souvenirs with an awesome history and story.
That place is packed with antiques and amazing architectural stuff that needs salvaged! The fireplace surround in that parlor is absolutely amazing!
Both the ground floor fireplace surrounds would fetch a good price. Someone should salvage what they can before it collapses. I realize it belongs to someone, but it will be useless to anyone when the place falls down.
What a crying shame that no one has taken care of this home or even just sold it if they knew it was to be ruined like this. I hate seeing this type of damage and decay.
I live really close and this is in a such a small town which I live in and there are tons of houses like this in my town there just tear them down
@@newton5037 no idea what the family’s story is?
What a beautiful find. We as Americans have too much stuff. So many cool finds. I love how much respect you have for the items left. Thanks for the tour.
Yes! We are so wasteful
and unappreciative
I’ll never understand how people just let these houses fall down. They are so beautiful. It breaks my heart. I would take out every item I could. I wouldn’t leave nothing that I could use… or sale. Lol.
Older people die or go into homes & there are no easily contactable relatives. Really people should register their relatives contact details with local authorities. Maybe there is a business in this for someone. To hold contact details & contact relatives etc in the event of the owner no longer being resident.
He put some of the pictures on site maybe someone will recognize the family. Maybe there are great-grandson out there somewhere.
@@sarahstrong7174 that definitely explains the outside. But the pile of junk in the bedroom? Someone had to actually build that.
This is my great grandparents house we are re modeling
@@kellynichols330 that's great
This historical Victorian home must have been beautiful at one time. Such a shame that it was left unoccupied for so long. Thank you, great find.
I knew it was Victorian I said let me see if anyone else says it lol
I wish people who explored would have permission to take the beautiful antiques out and sell them. It is a real shame to let the past just be demolished.
This house looks like the Addams Family home on the outside but not on the inside.
That house looks so ready to fall in. I give you guy’s credit for having the courage
to go in there and walk around. I think it an American Gothic. Must have been
beautiful in its day after they turned it into a home to live in from a funeral home.
Kind of creepy knowing it was a funeral home. As always, Big Banks your videos
are always enjoyable and interesting. Please stay safe.
I've seen a few of your abandoned properties but this one is the best yet. Only because all their belongs are still there. If only a small team of people could carefully take things out a bit at a time, clean everything up and give them to a charity. I'm sure there's at least one family member who would appreciate these family photos etc. Loved it!
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I always think about how much is just destroyed when the homes are demolished. So many things that could be used again.
I think about people/families eho love genealogy. There are photos and maybe documents in these old houses and it will all probably be lost.
What a beautiful gothic home. Homes with this kind of decorations on the outside are not built anymore. Thanks for the tour. Must have been a beauty at one time.😀
The first thing I noticed was the contrast between the “new” homes right next to it. I’m surprised the neighbors aren’t screaming to get it torn down. It reminds me off the Adams family home. That first room you were in had such a beautiful mantle. So much to see. I wonder how long it has been abandon. Even though I was disappointed you didn’t attempt to go up to the tower, I understand completely. Stay safe out there
The neighbors probably are screaming to get it torn down.. you just can’t hear them from where he is! 😂😂
Someone owns it and is renovating it, they can’t tear it down.
@@allisonkrueger8330 that’s awesome Allison. Hope their able to save all the beautiful furniture etc. I really hope if it’s family their able to save all the photos
I would NEVER live in a house that had been a funeral home. No matter how beautiful it was!!!!
Why not?
My first apartment was in a former funeral home. Nothing weird ever happened there. The scariest thing was that the tenants before me painted the living room walls pink on the bottom half & blue on the top.
Same, too creepy
Why’s it creepy? There’s no deceased there anymore, and by sides, it’s the living that hurt you, not the dead. Death is a completely natural process, just like birth - nothing to fear.
@@lovesrunning8296 some people feel uncomfortable living in places like that
I drove by this place yesterday. Work is underway and it's slowly coming back to life again.
i drive past this house e v e r y day. they’re renovating it right now for anyone wondering
Where is it??
Ms black it looks great now
@@pizzafriday95 it’s in Springfield ky
And that's what needs to be shown! How it was brought back to life!
@@williammiller7219 hey by any chance what address or street is it
Absolutely love this house. Too bad it's abandoned and deteriorating. Would have loved to see in the top of the tower. Thanks for sharing.
I originally went to school to try to restore these things. I love doing it, but sadly sometimes they are too far gone and the cost to restore is far much greater than rebuilding. The good thing is there are ways it can be done in stages, sometimes even livable stages, and the first thing to do is to redo the roof. Without a good roof, you can kiss the rest of the building goodbye. I've seen buildings that NOBODY would touch and were ready to get the recking ball, brought completely back to their former glory. Most abandoned places can be completely restored. It just takes time and money...
As an antique collector and seller there is a treasure trove in that house,
In the kitchen that entire cabinet was loaded with depression glass and the hurricane lamps in orher rooms!
It's a shame someone dosen't apply for a salvage license to go in there and retrieve all the antiques. What a crying shame. I would have loved to see that place in its early years. A beautiful place it was.
I saw that, beautiful colors. The music alone was fantastic!!!
Great video!! Awesome house!! I bet this house was absolutely gorgeous in the past!! I can't believe it still has it's original fireplaces, furniture, knick knacks, photos etc...!! But, I can never understand "if" there is still living realatives, how and why did they leave all these memories behind? I wish we knew a little more of what happened to the family that once lived here...sad that this house is just left to rot away...😢
That Last Supper oil painting upstrairs is a paint by number exactly like the one I painted in the 1960s. A lot of those type have become collectors items now.
It's so sad to see beautiful places like this just left to rot. I'm surprised that the family never sold it years ago, after the owner passed away.
What a beautiful house. Wonder how much longer it will stand. Pretty sketchy. I think it's a Gothic house too. Too bad I didn't see a calendar. Great explore. Really enjoyed it. Thank you.
Thank you!!
It's gothic revival. Pitched windows. Pinnacles. Asymmetrical floor plans. Grouped chimneys
One of the family members is restoring it now
@@allisonkrueger8330 really? That's great news. Thanks.
Hello from SHAWNEE OKLAHOMA! It's so sad when beautiful homes fall apart. Thank you for taking us along.
Thank you!!
How sad. It looks like this house was once a treasured home. I'll never understand how people can just up and move away and leave behind family photographs, or other personal items. I look at the photos and realize no one who ever knew this family will ever see them.
So many neat things that need to be rescued. Hate seeing so many family pictures left to ruin.
Amazing explore!!! Thanks for the walk thru!! Your right the amount of personal property left on the property is insane!! Such a shame the family left it all there 💖💜❤️🦋🌻 Thanks Again BIGBANKZ ❤️🥰
First: I LOVE the crunch of the snow and Second: I am amazed, over & over, at how much stuff ppl leave behind. So sad and tragic
Great find! You guys are so lucky to have been able to explore the majority of it! I came across a huge farm house just like this but could only explore the kitchen area. I was pretty happy with that though as it was my 1st find and explore. I did tour the whole rest of the farm as well.
Nice place and it's to bad that they left things behind especially those photos of family pictures . Good job on your video guys stay safe
The style is Victorian Gothic Revival. Windows have the pointed Gothic arch, the peaked roofs have narrowed angles. All design elements tend to create a taller, leaner, upward-pointing appearance to the building, as did medieval Gothic cathedral architecture. This style, reviving design elements of the medieval Gothic period,, is the earliest form of Victorian house design.
Love watching your adventures and the versus you pop up at the beginnings. You and anyone you are with are respectful of the properties and contents. I stop and pick up furniture from the side of the road to redo so they can be loved and used once again. It truly breaks my heart to see the furniture and lamps sitting there in these homes.
It's sad to see things like this. A once beautiful house and now, years of decay. I wish I was rich so houses like this and others could get a chance to keep the history.
It looks a lovely former home of a nice family.I wonder if there was trauma for the family somehow that led to this? Its curious as we had a similar situation+somehow we just went numb+left our homes empty for years+years.
That family picture collage at 11:11 has a picture of this house right in the center in its glory days!
"Passed on to a new life.". Is the best description of what happens. Thks
What do you mean?
I love it when you and Jeremy explore together.
Thanks for another cool explore, BB. I was happy to see you guys take those stairs with one person at a time. Safety first! It makes me sad to see family pictures just left behind; you would think that someone, somewhere would value them. Stay safe; God Bless!
Thank you so much!
Wow! So many personal items! There HAS to be a story about that place!
GREAT VIDEO!!! VERY SAD!!! I BET THAT HOUSE WAS A GREAT LOOKING HOME AT ONE TIME.. THANKS GUYS, ..
Stunning home!
If this was in the U.K. it would be grade two listed.
It’s bizarre how the owners left everything , even pictures. Feels to me they left in a hurry. If I were you guys, I would do some research. Could be a case of paranoia. They probably didn’t know it was a funeral home and started experiencing wild creepy stuff n they took off!!! Makes sense!! Anyone agrees with me????
Based on picture frame with multiple generations around the picture of the house, I would bet it was never sold out of the family. Most of the furniture is from the same period as the house and with not very many newer items other than appliances. I would say several generations of the same family lived there using the furniture from the generations before.
This home was never sold out of the family. I do not own the hone but one of the children you saw in the pictures owns it & is in the process of restoring. I wish the video crew had taken the time to go to the courthouse two blocks away, researched & contacted the owner before invading the family's privacy.
@@genethompson6248 1. your profile name matches the names in the vid 2. Why wouldn’t they want the photos? Maybe they have copies of them.
This is a beautiful home I ain't going to be staying in much longer cannot believe they left everything behind so sad
As far as the funeral home goes...the embalming room and body storage would have been kept in the basement. The outer basement door would have been used to transport the bodies in. Considering that none of the upper floors were caving in except the porch you probably could have gotten a look in. There was always a staircase down from the interior of the house as well. Even if the basement was unused, unless they removed the body drawers everything would have still been visible to some degree. Oh...in the kitchen, that huge washing sink was original to the house. Considering it's size they may have done some body prep in that room as well.
BigBankz Your videos are awesome. I have watched a few other exploring videos they don't compare to yours. Keep the camera rolling.
Thanks for awesome videos but it breaks my heart to see such a beautiful home left to rot. So many memories left behind.....
Omg I'm totally in LOVE!!!!!! That's all I need to say..... Please be safe and great job!!!!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰
That must be the undefeated Halloween decoration champion of the block....a legit haunted house is pretty hard to beat.
This house is in Springfield Kentucky, I know because I live just mins away from there. They are going to Restore it to its beauty!
Wow 😲 unbelievably in tact and I respect that they respect the smallest things that they could have sold for whatever. God bless you and please be careful 🙏💯
Ohh I wish i could rescue the cats 💗 especially the bright pink one💗💗💗 I’ve seen hundreds of them and almost everyone painted white or grey 🤷♀️
I love the family photos, it shows the best time when they lived there ❤
Wow! That horse on wheels is truly an antique!
I like the windows And fireplace was cool. I love old style houses like that.
It's sad to see a fine example of early architecture be destroyed by neglect.
I imagine the house was so beautiful at one time. I appreciate your videos.
Thank you 🙏🏼
Beautiful find thanks for taking us along be safe!
It usually is a case that a building like that was built to be a home first and then later down the line becomes a funeral home later and in this case turn back into a home .
Wauw what a nice place! 💜 I love places like this. You captured this very nice!
Wow. Love the antique furniture. How sad to see it deteriorate.
This is social history at it's best . What a dark house though as it was a bright sunny day but the sun didn't light up the rooms ?
What was the date on the magazines?
The photo of the baby on the mantelpiece was so sweet and the day-glo pink cat can come and live with me !😃
Do you have to get permission to go in to these properties? Fascinating!
Exquisite architectural endeavor...Simple magnificent home ; My father was an architect and I do belive that he would say that this superlative building is worth saving.On the other hand it is realistically acing its final hours as far as refurbishing is concerned.If the structural integrity of this home (built between 1830 and 1860) is in good condition it is a project worth the effort and time...and of course the most imperative aspect ...the funding...
Woww I live around the corner from here I’d never imagine it looking like this on the inside
Are they actually remodeling it now?
Watching these videos just makes me so sad and I say God Bless the people that left all this stuff behind had to be a reason why and I say again yyyyy
What a beautiful house,and love the choice of music.Sad to see it rot .👍❤️
Sad to see a beautiful home decay to waste. But also amazing and beautiful to view a time capsule 😊
A lot of that stuff can be restored...
Wow bet she was a beauty in her day! Love this style..wish someone would save it
Seeing the personal photos that were left behind • forgotten • abandoned by individuals • Seems SO sad and well Empty!!
Very old Gothic Victorian house. Looks like it was a nice home at one time. So sad to see family pictures left behind. That always gets me.
finally.. found my home. I've been looking for 900 years ♥
Get your earbuds/headphones on, volume on the loudest ..
You’re gonna hear some ghosts today!
3:25 a male says “yeah”
3:28 he continues with “keep it comin” which is interesting because usually they’re shouting “get out”
It says “in here” when he arrives at those two chairs in front room, near the window. I didn’t time stamp it because it’s spoken just like his breathing sounds and you wouldn’t hear it anyway. I’ve been listening to/speaking to/seeing ghosts my whole life..
Anyway..
5:19 “hurray!” ..this is the first time I’ve heard spirits happy about someone rooting through their house. I’ve never heard them be this excited and inviting
Honestly, this is adorable, 5:49 it says “hey..see cat?….cute” as he pans the camera to it.
6:29 spirit laughs after he makes the joke about the clock on the wall not being a Rolex but it’ll do
It’s so refreshing hearing a nice spirit in these videos for once. All those ridiculously expensive mega mansions have really nasty entities in them.
It laughs at 6:29 after he says “not a Rolex but it’ll do”
This is the sweetest spirit I’ve ever, EVER heard in an abandoned house video. It’s nearly always bad..doesn’t want em there. Especially the ridiculously expensive mega mansions..they have really nasty things in them.
This just breaks my heart.
The style is Gothic Revival Circa 1830-1860.
Would love to get my hands on the blueprints of that home. Gorgeous.
😫😭... too sad!
Great video tho, glad you filmed it before it's demise.
This is a beautiful house.wonder why the family left all the photos and stuff..
Looks gothic handsome house really! Love it!!!
What ashame to leave a home as beautiful as this to ruins - where was the Historical Society with this ?!
3:01 - The NEC FE1250+ monitor was introduced in 2001, so I'm guessing this one was abandoned some time in the early-mid 2000s.
February 5, 2022 10:57 pm
That place is absolutely beautiful! 🚩
It’s still a bad ass house. I’d love to have that thing.
All the photos! That’s the first thing I pack to go with me! So sad 😢
After reading several replies to many of the comments it’s quite evident the owner is not too happy this house was “explored” or really trespassed. Many assumptions were made that this house was abandoned for being haunted and all that but apparently that’s not the truth. Also to suggest that people loot this house goes to show just how greedy Americans really can be, bc not only did many of you assume the family was dead y’all also suggested that these men STEAL from the DEAD that’s insane! 🤦🏾♀️ I’m glad things were clarified and I’m sure this family has an intriguing story to share that doesn’t surround just their home and materialistic property.
Very sad to see such history falling apart.
That house is salvageable
I feel like I’m exploring the houses with you! I love it. You should look into the baker hotel!
Awesome job on this exploration!
Hauntingly beautiful.
What a beautiful home I would love to live in it!
Love this explore! Imagine what it was like. Please include what year Life Mag etc are, I find that fascinating. Heal up well
Before it's completely gone someone should reclaim as many of the doors, knobs, hardware, stair case ect. All of the trim is worth hundreds of dollars per foot. Fireplace front and mantels are worth thousands and the old light fixtures has beauty, style and adds class to any style home. The house is beyond repair but the details can still delight for hundreds more years and the history preserved!!
This really burns me up. I lived in a small town in a neighborhood with beautiful old grand homes with nobody to claim ownership alive. Why not have an annual auction set up by local municipal whoever. Get people to restore, and, live in these homes?
It's a waste of good material/craftsmanship in the best case.
But no just watch it decay, and, homelessness grow.
An incentive like that can be life changing for people who have had it hard.
I really hope someone saves it....it's really beautiful. I wonder what happened to the family ?
To answer your question: Family members are alive & well as is the owner. The house is being renovated. As happens with many small towns there were not enough jobs available for the next generation to pursue the "American Dream" so they moved to larger towns.
@@genethompson6248 I’m assuming you are a family member judging by the news article on the wall praising a Thompson for their promotion and the name plaque on the wall! Not to pry but I would love to know more about the family’s story, if willing.
The piano room, I can picture them gathering in that room singing together because of all the chairs.
Most people don't appreciate the beauty of a well crafted home like this, this home was built with higher quality materials then are used today. We live in a throw away society with a low attention span for any thing not shiny and new. As these structures fade away , we loose our history with them. There are homes that are saved by city's as historical buildings and along of those don't even compare to this house. What a shame.
I was expecting the inside to be a lot worse than it actually was, considering the way the outside is.
Definitely a high risk location, the neighbourhood looked relatively nice.
Brilliant LP covers.
The ghetto blaster ???😱 omg
Dope explore 🖤
Damn I hate to see rooms that were "updated" in the 60's and 70's with nasty wood paneling.
I'm not used to seeing exploring videos with commentary, they're well made.
I'm enjoying watching this and I know you guys are not doing those paranormal you just showing off in abandoned building but around 10:21 into it if you're wearing headphones you can hear voices as the man is stepping off the bed.
I don’t hear anything
I would have latched on to that pink cat. Nope, wouldn't have felt bad about it either. It's gonna be destroyed when the house falls in anyway. And, that Amberina glass bottle on that one mantle. That's Blenko glass. Great souvenirs with an awesome history and story.
I would collect all the pictures and treasures, find the family and send it all to them.
Family is currently working to restore the house.
How beautiful and sad at the same time. I would pull it down and rebuild it to the same specifications.