Love your videos. Can’t watch enough. I live in the USA. Abandoned houses here are usually totally wrecked with graffiti everywhere, broken windows and torn out wires. Such a joy to see things left as they were.
5 single beds and the double bed tells me that a family once lived there. I was half expecting there to be an old newspaper with a date on it so we could estimate how long the house has been abandoned for. The wedding picture looks to be from the 1920s - 1930s.
Hi Paul , another great house ,how sad is to see what was once someone's home is left abandoned ,that photo must to be the lady of the house ,sad really sad ,I'm back watching all your videos , big 🤗 from a Frenchy in Australia 🇫🇷🇦🇺
You're right, there are a lot of single beds. Sometimes I wish you would pick up more items such as cards or letters etc. I'm intrigued about past occupants. I entered an abandoned property once and there were papers everywhere. I discovered the man of the house was an electrician and I read in old papers that his daughter was electrocuted and died. The man appears to now live with a family member a few hours drive away. I came to the conclusion that he and his wife split at the distress about the loss of their daughter and maybe he couldn't continue work because of the accident. The man's brother partly owned the house with him but the man left everything there to start a new life with a relative. The house has been sold and renovated.
Wow! Now that is a perfect example of solving the awesome mysteries of these abandoned places. Yeah this was one of my first videos and I did not really pick through the stuff closely. The more videos I do and comments I read the better I get at knowing what is not boring for people haha. :-)
Hi Angela, this was one of my first videos! haha :-) Hopefully all that furniture was salvaged as this home was demolished only 3 months after this video. Thanks for watching :-)
A great video. Some nice stuff still in there. Love the old bedroom set. Those dressers are beautiful. Such a shame for all that antique furniture to just stay here in there & rot away. Thanks for sharing this..it was great seeing it,I love old furniture.
There were so many beds, must have had a few kids or relatives or used as a holiday house at one stage after the elderly passed on. Ceilings were great and same with wood paneling. The door handles were different styles some 1890's some 1920's. I would have liked to have seen that wedding photo as you can date photo's by style and eyebrows. Great explore chief. Kind regards from 86.
That was a good explore, that one CFL (compact fluorescent light globe) was a giveaway as to when the house may have been last occupied, as they have only been on the market since the mid 2000's.
good that you vlogged this before it was bulldozed. Elderly folk loved and lived here in this house. Full of memories etched in all the walls. Your camera told the story of the house, there is so much stuff left behind the family did not take. great explore tyvm
This was one of my very first explore videos and i am very glad i was able to get it only months before it went for ever. I agree there was a lot of love and memories in here. Cheers for watching Wendy :-)
Some rooms where really showing how long it was empty while some didn't show much dirt, all the beds looked relatively clean but maybe it just didn't show in the video. Glad you had the chance to video it before it was torn down
There was light dust on the made up bed, chips of the ceiling paint also. Yeah when a window or doors are open it allows the breeze to carry far more dust around than if the place is closed up. Sad that the photo was not taken....
Love this old home, that pink bed spread is amazing and the old bedroom furniture, I felt like I stepped back into the 1960s. I loved when the bedrooms were big, the houses now you can't swing a cat in the bedrooms. I guess the mould, dust and the danger would stop squatters living there, some of these homes look like they could fall down if a strong wind come along. Thanks for sharing your videos with us, you do an amazing job.
Seems a big family or a small boarding home this one? Has not been updated other than a little add on at the back so this one would have had very long time elderly owners for sure! . One of the first videos too! :-)
I like the layout of this one. Cute it had a blue boys room and a pink girls room :) Maybe a care person stayed in the small anteroom to the main bedroom. All the colors in some of these homes make me smile- even the ceilings are sometimes painted in colors, not just white.
My favorite item was the fringed hanging lamp. All a very 60's-70's vibe there, with the curtains as well. I would actually use a lot of this type of thing to decorate, so people's tastes and likes can be misleading to the time of occupancy. Vintage is cool. The wedding dress photo was stunning! I saw a recent explore of yours, liked your style so subbed, now going through them from the beginning. You've definitely gotten better, but even your first few are fun to join you as you poke through the cobwebs. Keep up the good work!
Haha firstly i`m glad you identified my earlier ones from the recent ones as I had not much experience at all other than having the nerve to explore these places. We used to snoop around all sorts of of farm buildings as kids so this was like revisiting my youth a bit haha. I love the adventure of the old homes. I definitely felt this old house was maybe a grand mother looking after a heap of grand kids and her daughter too. Seems to be a lot of kids beds. Maybe Grandma passed away and they moved out. Thanks for subbing and watching Tanya :-)
A time capsule house, classic old furniture, and lots of character, old bedsteads, bed with floral patterns on the mattress cover. Did the owner die in this place, or go in to a care home
Wow, what a find/explore! Watched it twice (so much to absorb and see), I'll probably want to watch it again. The photo was the part that hit me - that was someone's wife, and possibly mother/granny/great granny. Very poignant piece of the puzzle. The A1 Motels card has locations on it that we passed through when we visited Australia in 2005. So much info to be gleaned from the comments alone, I could binge watch your vids all day. TFS.
It`s sad because this house is now demolished. Makes me wonder if that photo was saved before the bulldozers went over it. That lady and her hubby probably lived here for a long time. Now its gone. glad we got a glimpse.
There were certainly a lot of beds in there for people so who knows? Maybe Granmda had her children and grandchildren all in there at once. :-) Sad that it is now demolished,
You can see the signs that an elderly person lived there and possibly several by the looks of how many beds were there. This house did give this eerie feeling for sure.
Wow the ceilings art! Very nice Paul❣ That screech when you opened that closet made me jump! I'm usually not like that. Lol. My heart is still beating fast! Yes I'm watching and typing together. Very collectable black photo of the bride- maybe the owners? It is very nice. People love those photos here. How about their in Australia? Ok.... quit the freaky music! Your creeping me out. You usually don't do scary videos! I'm laughing but it's scary. I was waiting for someone to jump out at you too! That would be funny if a bird came flying out at you Again! Lol My heart skipped a couple of beats in that video. Ha! Oh man, there was this old abandoned prison we had in Illinois and kids used to go to it all the time because of its reputation. My mom went when she was in high school too. Anyway... someone knew we were all going out there and thought it would be a great idea to scare us. Well it did!! So bad that 3 of them got jumped and beat up! It was terrifying to all of us. I never went back to that place. By now I'm sure it's torn down, but who knows??. That would be a neat place to do a scary movie or just video it like you do houses. Only have the back ground of some of the X prisoners. This was a good video. The music just plain freaky.👍 3/5/19
Hey Sandra glad you enjoyed this one! This one was like my 3rd video so it is a little different from my latest, yes the music I deliberately tried to make a bit creepy haha. This house was demolished 3 months after the video so about a year ago....I wonder if all of the furniture was saved......and the photo. Sad to think someone could live there all their life and have their wedding photo lost and smashed to bits......Your encounter at the old Prison sound full on! And no wonder you did not back!!!!! Thanks for watching Sandra :-)
The card for A1 Motels at 8:10 is interesting, as I can't find a single hotel by that name, yet the earliest google maps shows some places that likely were the same hotel at one point, which show evident remodeling to update them. I would guess the card may be from the 1990s or perhaps much earlier (the place itself was forgotten a long time ago.)
I have watched all your videos and am re-watching them because I really enjoy them. I live in the southern US, South Carolina, and I realized that a lot of these old country houses you film are very similar to old houses here and especially old houses that were built around cotton mills turn of last century, (houses with a long central hallway with rooms on either side and usually the kitchen in the rear--breezeway houses). Why did you use the word Indigo in your title? Please keep making videos and perhaps a little background on how you came to love and want to document these wonderful old houses. Thanks
Hi William :-) Thanks heaps for the support :-) I watch a fair few of Kappy`s explores and yes he has documented a lot around Carolina and I thought the same thing :-) I used Indigo because i like the color and I`m born in the era of the "Indigo children" :-)
This one is now demolished Joann unfortunately. This was one of my first videos. I will be uploading one in a few hours from the late 1800`s that has history! :-)
Looks like it was built around the 1920's and like it hasn't been occupied at least since the late 90's or even the 80's, that room with the concrete blocks looks like it was added later on, pretty sure someone stayed there for awhile in recent years. Seems like the people who lived there sorted out most of their belongings except for a few pieces of furniture and that interesting bridal photo, maybe a failed marriage and that's why they had no problem leaving it behind, love creating scenarios out of these videos lol, it's fascinating.
Very interesting place! I wonder if it was a boarding house, near the end, as there were so many single beds and dressers! Or could it have been a place for orphans to stay, while they were looking for someone to adopt them? Intriguing!
Those dressers are from 1940’s kitchen table is 1950’s. How sad that that wedding photo is lost to the family & memories are fading away. Loved this little home. Thank you
This one was one of my first and still one of my fav`s. And again this one is completely gone now.......Bulldozed 3 months after I filmed it. Glad i got it to look back at :-)
Creepy and cool at the same time!! Why were the door handles so high up on most of the doors that had single beds in the rooms? Who was the bride in the photo? Thanks for another good one. Stay safe🥰
I hope they donate the furniture to shelters or to whoever can use it when they tear the house down. One mans trash could be another mans treasure. Thank you for such wonderful videos.
I bet the kids in the neighbourhood referred to that place as ‘The Witch’s House’. Every neighbourhood had one back in the day. That wedding photo though- that’s someone’s grandma or great grandma 👍
Seem's more of a boarding house, perhaps for troubled teen's or elderly because of the locker's etc the room's seem more structured for a control setting. Nice find.
Hey Debra I agree with you as there are a lot of single beds which suggest youths. In a very small town so may have been a local one for the country area. Thanks for watching :-)
Re watch of this one, abandoned for a very long time, minimum 20 years, the nice old wedding portrait found a woman in an old fashioned wedding dress with a very long veil
Yes and it was still made up perfect except for some dust and dirt on top. Lots of beds for children by the looks too. Maybe Gran had the mum and kids with her.
Really like this house, the built ins are wonderful along with the unique furniture, that is what I could see. Do you every watch your videos? I was sick through most of the filming the way you swing the camera around so fast and from one object to another. Please slow down a bit and let us enjoy the beauty. Thank you.
Hi Nancy, yes unfortunately this was only my second ever video and not that great. Also the unfortunate part is now this old home has been demolished and is now just flat dirt.....Thanks for watching :-)
Another bit of someone's history is gone as I read that you came back accupple months later & it's all gone. Sad. But life goes on & maybe a new home can be put up & more memorys can be made. I really liked the bit close to the end of the video & the music.
You sum it up pretty well and it is the cycle of life and death and decay and renewal. This is what makes it worth documenting what was once there as a lot of the time there are no recorded histories, just memories. These sort of videos will become an archive of history and what once was. :-)
Urbex Indigo Just think that what you & other explorers are doing today will be looked upon capturing history. Esp. from folks trying to find out about their family's history. Pretty neat!
This looks like the old style of shared disabled living The main bedroom had a made up single room attached which may have been for the overnight carers ... if ya had take the photograph out of the frame ya would have found the name and date of the print and possibly the person in the photo... as they always wrote on the backs coz didn’t have stamping back in those times.. (I have many of my Nanna from 1918 like that) Awesome spook!
that was a beautiful house at one time...the bed still made up tho....made me wonder was someone squatting in it...if that's what you call it where you are...great find!!!!! love the old dressers!!!would love to have all that !!!!!looks like pilfered the valuables and that's all!!!
Oh no! I really hope someone salvaged the kitchen stove and all the furniture. It was lovely vintage and antique items. Sigh, so much destroyed in the name of progress.
Yep. A bit sad to think it was someones home for probably a long time!!!! I have recently observed a few houses going through the salvage process and I`m pretty sure the salvage crew come in first and remove anything of worth and remove all the hard rubbish or junk they deem not worthy. Then then the demo team comes in and knocks it down with the big bucket arm of a big ground digger.
Awwwww..... you don't suppose that lady in the wedding dress was the owner of the house?...it'd makes for a good, but sad story. I agree, the hand rails and shower seat speak of an elderly person- but all the bedrooms with mattress's makes me feel she (and I sense it was a she by that bed all made up- almost as a final tribute to her after she died) ...had others living with her--- that other bed just outside her room-- a caretaker, maybe... a family member perhaps? . The house is definitely very early 20th century- that linoleum on the floor has a very early pattern, that was popular in the 'teens-> 1920/30's. The others living in the house didn't have any need for the furniture after the owner died-- they clear out all personal item throughly... which re-enforces my thoughts there were family members living with the "lady in the wedding dress" up until her death.... then they packed their suit cases, made up her bed as she would have wanted it left-- and departed.
Hey ana Ixtar! Hey I was thinking maybe granny was looking after a heap of children too as the rooms all had several single beds? Maybe the photo of the lady is the gran of the family and they were all living there. The floors were starting to give way and sink so perhaps they though ahhh too hard and just left it all behind. I checked on that house about 2 months after I filmed it and it was a flat block of dirt with nothing remaining what so ever ready for a new house to go up. That part really intrigues me that most likely that lady had lived there most or all of her life and now there is absolutely nothing there to represent history. I`m glad I got it on video. :-)
ana ixtar Your observations are very well thought out, and I like seeing if my perspective is near others .. the mystery of these neglected or abandoned finds, this is half of the explore .. I had concluded the lady in dress was the homeowner also. And appears as you stated the family took what hey wanted n left it for nature to reclaim. Quite sad. But in a beautiful setting and eyes of seeing what it appears to have a been That’s my enjoyment. Love seeing another users comment on their opinions for mystery exploring. You are very visual and gleen a bit more than I do😲 I rewatch my favorites. Happy exploring watchers we must be,, love the mystery so invested in the channels explores than other channels of malls huge hotels etc. HAPPY WATCHING 😂😂❤️
Thank you Happy for the nice compliments...:) I try to look beyond what we all see- a house abandoned and at the end of its life. That is where sadness can come in-- But I also look at them for what they once were.... like the living room with a well blacken fireplace hearth- you know there were many happy Christmas Eve's spent about a cheery fire. . With experience I have learned to look for those little thing that say to me- "For many years there was happiness here." . I just recently was in a old vacated Victorian, and sure enuff, looking where i was pretty sure I'd find them- were the pencil and pen marks, with little names and dates along a door way border. It was the details of a family- for there were the children's height measured over many years, on their various birthdays, How could that ever be sad??........:)
Ifind everything in house with dirt and fallen materials But beds and one or two nwearby were more than 90% dirt free and can easily be cleaned I doubt some misreants or nearby persons using beds for their few hours need and run away
Might have been a rooming house run by a Widow...a lot of 1940s and 50s items and decor....lost of guys wounded in the War came home poor and single. 🖤🇨🇦
Ok, now this one was a little unsettling. I wonder if the person died in there. Have you experienced any places where your camera kept losing focus? That is a sure sign of a spirit. I've seen it on this one & other videos. Now I know you'll probably say it was the auto focus, but some of the youtubers said there's was off. I don't know I'm not an expert. I've seen thousands of videos of different kinds & rarely see the camera lose focus. Anyway I personally like it when the items are dug through for anything that can help understand the owners story. Thanks Paul, this one was so cool. 💜👩🇺🇲
Hi Donette, yep I think the elderly owner passed away here, seems they maybe had all the grand kids staying there too for a while? The focus thing was odd and does not usually happen so who knows what it was stuck on :-) As far as personal items there was not any real documents laying around to form a back story, thanks for watching :-)
It's like looking in a 60's-70's time capsule but looking at the lino it was laid well before that. Sad to see the decay but sadder is that lone photo left behind by the cupboard. Everything else was taken so I think that just got missed in the move. Thanks for the explore.
Urbex Indigo I find myself coming back to your channel often, I watch the first time for the WOW And look at what’s in design, look what’s left behind. And as you stated 😱. Is one of these really about to have a person of an abandoned life of drug or drink ,which might be dangerous for our guy!!!! After no danger, I go back to then see the items , personal effects , furniture, and wall pictures and,and,and👏👏👏 I do attempt to view the comments posted,showing, ohhh 😲 and awe , as I always see something I missed .When another comment is added it’s Wahoo for me, as a second set of eyes👀 I find so helpful.. Yes, I concur, this is one of your better explores, hearing how it was torn down right after the production of video is a reason to celebrate the exploration that WE have now , thanks to your channel. So your documentation is more important, as it’s becomes the eulogy to this once lovely home 😍😍 THANK YOU for sharing!!!!!!!
Hey Happy Wife your a legend for those comments and coming back to re watch! I`m glad they are worth the second look. I too are glad people leave their comments good or bad as they pick up and know things that I completely miss! :-)
another WOW. That bed will be under the house someday...so many beds, enough for a whole family. The metal dresser was the thing I'd like to have, and its matching end table was there, too. Thanks for the viewing.
Hey Leisa that bed has been completely bulldozed with the rest of the house! I went passed it 3 months after this video and it was level block of just dirt.......Pretty sad if you think of it like that. Glad i got it on video :-)
Ah, I didn't realize that was going to happen so quickly. Thanks for the info. I thought they'd still be sitting there for years more. lol It's all so very interesting. Bits of people's lives, like the photos, gone forever...I'm truly enjoying your channel, always a thumbs up from me. :)
Looking at the photo of the bride really shows how our lives are but a vapour, here today and gone tomorrow. All the possessions that seem important at times are left to rot in the end.
What i would give to have some of the furniture that is in these places.The old tables and Dressers.O my.But i feel sorry for those that had to leave there stuff.
Hi Elizabeth :-) Yes this old place has been completely demolished now. I hope someone was able to salvage some of those pieces of furniture. Lots of beds too, makes you wonder what happened before they all left.
Yes it is good and creepy! When a lot of things are left.. I think the people must have died. I have an old farm and when I moved.. I only went back a few times to collect my things. Very little was left but someone started squatting there and I had to stop going! The police said." They couldn't do anything about it! Thanks for the video!👍👩🏭🕊️❤️
Wow that is interesting L L as i have been wondering on what happens when people start squatting and I did hear that there is not much you can do if they are stubborn? Makes you realize that some of these houses are used for that. This house was bulldozed 3 months after this video and is now a flat block of dirt. Sad
@@vanessakhaled5741 squatting means to live illegally in an abandoned or empty house or on someone's land in a tent or something similar. Actually, most land owners in the US obtained their land and property by squatting on it.
Hey Angela I have heard two reasons for this and there are for being able to see the key whole more easily and to stop young children getting out easily. Hehe you can have your thoughts on those for a second. Thanks for watching :-)
I think it is a thing with older built houses. I stayed at an older plantation styled house and the front door’s knob was up high. It was eye level to me lol
Nice find. Also nice that you found the wedding photo of the woman that lived there once too. Now to go check out your other videos and why you not got any subscribers???? You got one now :)
Hey mate thanks heaps for watching! I was watching your videos before xmas and thinking man this is so cool your uploading these explores! I currently live in Adelaide but grew up in Victoria and go back every xmas and I always see these old houses sitting lonely. Have gone in some a few years back but really just to look not video. So when I was back there recently I made an effort to go look for some and a few i remembered. So only just uploaded them. Thanks heaps for Subscribing! :-)
mkuebler5 I agree.I'm a new subscriber, I love his channel. But I'm having trouble getting my nofifcation to stay on 'All' new ones ,it keeps going down to 'Occasional ' notifications.
Hey Tilma thanks for watching. :-) I think a lot of people will e in a position where they just cannot prepare to to have everything re used or taken. But I guess if your conscious of it you can start a plan in advance and donate it all. It is hard to part with things and my mum is a hoarder and keeps everything! lol :-)
Great video. The furniture probably dates to 30’s or 40’s. Looks like that place could have slept 8 or 10 people. I like when it is just the furniture and not a lot of basically garbage everywhere. What’s with the numbers painted on the outside?
Hey Sandra thanks for watching! :-) Yeah I think it is really old furniture too, house is definitely very old. Those numbers were the actual street number of the home. The home is now demolished and flat ground there. Sad hey
the furniture is old, floors in a dodgy condition, the amount of dust and natural decay. Abandoned for a long time, minimum of 20 years, could be late 70s-1980s
Sad that the children or relatives didn't bother to take the wedding photo. A bit strange the clothes would be removed yet not the furniture or TV. This woman was quite poor to live this way.
Hey Arnot517 thanks for stopping bye! :-) Yeah that photo was stuffed away in an odd place too. Very strange. Even sadder is the fact this home is now completely gone as it was bulldozed 3 months after i made this video.
That house looks like it was back in the nineteen fifties, that furniture is very old and that has to be very good wood because it has stood the test of time, most of the furniture there, all it needs is a good dusting and it will look like new.
Hey Deneen Smith thanks for watching. Yes lots of old cool things in this one. Sad thing is this house was completely demolished 3 months after I shot this video. Hopefully the salvage crew handed the usable items to the salvo`s or someone.
Hi donnabarkell50, yes so many beds means some sort of large group of at least family staying in there. Makes you wonder what happened. Thanks for watching :-)
This im not sure of Alice but I do know a local demo crew of that area do salvage and re sell anything the find so fingers crossed the got this one. Just an empty dirt block for sale remains now. Thanks for watching :-)
Why so many abandoned home with all the belongings left behind in one area? Was there a toxic disaster, forced out ? I love it if you were able to get information on home, why abandoned, maybe spend more time building a story by looking closer at items as this will give a look further into who they may have been. Great job
Hey Missouri Red I totally get where your coming from and the conundrum for me is that I cant give away too many details via the video if it is not going to be demolished. Some of these old houses may have owners who just do not visit them while they wait for the land price to rise. The problem is other explorers watching figure out where these homes are and if they are vandals as well they will trash them. This is why i cant go right into the history of them if I do find out some. It is a shame but it is part of the exploring code. :-)
I think Grandma had the daughter and all the kids there. Maybe grandma died and the house just fell into ruins. It is actually now completely gone as it was demolished 3 months after this video. Sad hey......
We have these houses all over America too. I don't understand why the family doesn't take care of the belongs of the deceased relative. Even if there isn't any family left, why is the house left to rot? Someone could live there, and have a nice home.
That is one of the most intriguing parts of this type of explore for people watching and us filming, wondering why??? Unfortunately this one is now demolished and I guess the last owner died or was rushed to a home and had no interest in saving or family members cooperation in moving the stuff out. Most likely would have been removed and salvaged by the demo company. Cheers for watching :-)
@@urbexindigo5164 l remember cleaning out my parent's house , it was a five person job, and all l could do was cry. You never know how you are going to react, untill it happens to you. We have to talk about it a bit. Creepy abandoned homes are places, but would you want to live there? Maybe if you are desperate enough you would live there! This home needs to go bye bye. Thanks for sharing this with me and your subs.😆😆😆😆😆😆😆
This house seemed a bit eerie indeed Skittles! It got demolished 3 months after this video so I hope who ever has moved on to wher ethey need to be! :-)
Aww the 1930s/40s bride photo . I bet she moved in there with her husband and either one of them may have been left alone if the other had died or gone into care. Wish the photo could have been saved before demolition. 😢
So true Susan and unfortunately this house has now been demolished. I wonder weather the Demo team salvaged anything or just smashed it up with the rest of the house. Thanks for watching :-)
Love your videos. Can’t watch enough. I live in the USA. Abandoned houses here are usually totally wrecked with graffiti everywhere, broken windows and torn out wires. Such a joy to see things left as they were.
Glad you like them Denise and welcome to the channel :-) Yeah this one was one of my first and still one of my favs! Many more to come :-)
5 single beds and the double bed tells me that a family once lived there. I was half expecting there to be an old newspaper with a date on it so we could estimate how long the house has been abandoned for.
The wedding picture looks to be from the 1920s - 1930s.
it is almost like the owner wanted you to find that picture. Such a beautiful photo.
That is exactly what i thought too Rachel :-)
Hi Paul , another great house ,how sad is to see what was once someone's home is left abandoned ,that photo must to be the lady of the house ,sad really sad ,I'm back watching all your videos , big 🤗 from a Frenchy in Australia 🇫🇷🇦🇺
À chaque fois, je suis subjuguée par ton travail. Bravo mec, continue de me faire plaisir et rêver d'une certaine manière !
Take Care 😉
You're right, there are a lot of single beds. Sometimes I wish you would pick up more items such as cards or letters etc. I'm intrigued about past occupants. I entered an abandoned property once and there were papers everywhere. I discovered the man of the house was an electrician and I read in old papers that his daughter was electrocuted and died. The man appears to now live with a family member a few hours drive away. I came to the conclusion that he and his wife split at the distress about the loss of their daughter and maybe he couldn't continue work because of the accident. The man's brother partly owned the house with him but the man left everything there to start a new life with a relative. The house has been sold and renovated.
Wow! Now that is a perfect example of solving the awesome mysteries of these abandoned places. Yeah this was one of my first videos and I did not really pick through the stuff closely. The more videos I do and comments I read the better I get at knowing what is not boring for people haha. :-)
I absolutely love the furniture in this home. The brick fireplaces were amazing as well. Thank you for sharing. You do an amazing job
Hi Angela, this was one of my first videos! haha :-) Hopefully all that furniture was salvaged as this home was demolished only 3 months after this video. Thanks for watching :-)
A great video. Some nice stuff still in there. Love the old bedroom set. Those dressers are beautiful.
Such a shame for all that antique furniture to just stay here in there & rot away.
Thanks for sharing this..it was great seeing it,I love old furniture.
There were so many beds, must have had a few kids or relatives or used as a holiday house at one stage after the elderly passed on. Ceilings were great and same with wood paneling. The door handles were different styles some 1890's some 1920's. I would have liked to have seen that wedding photo as you can date photo's by style and eyebrows. Great explore chief. Kind regards from 86.
Ive become one of your top fans now. I find myself watching all of your explorations. Ty n ur awesome!
Awesome! I`m glad to hear and thanks again for the support. I will keep on making them as long as possible :-)
Great ceiling tiles and furniture.
I hope all those old furniture and items got saved Brenda :-)
That was a good explore, that one CFL (compact fluorescent light globe) was a giveaway as to when the house may have been last occupied, as they have only been on the market since the mid 2000's.
good that you vlogged this before it was bulldozed. Elderly folk loved and lived here in this house. Full of memories etched in all the walls. Your camera told the story of the house, there is so much stuff left behind the family did not take. great explore tyvm
This was one of my very first explore videos and i am very glad i was able to get it only months before it went for ever. I agree there was a lot of love and memories in here. Cheers for watching Wendy :-)
Some rooms where really showing how long it was empty while some didn't show much dirt, all the beds looked relatively clean but maybe it just didn't show in the video. Glad you had the chance to video it before it was torn down
There was light dust on the made up bed, chips of the ceiling paint also. Yeah when a window or doors are open it allows the breeze to carry far more dust around than if the place is closed up. Sad that the photo was not taken....
Love this old home, that pink bed spread is amazing and the old bedroom furniture, I felt like I stepped back into the 1960s. I loved when the bedrooms were big, the houses now you can't swing a cat in the bedrooms. I guess the mould, dust and the danger would stop squatters living there, some of these homes look like they could fall down if a strong wind come along. Thanks for sharing your videos with us, you do an amazing job.
Seems a big family or a small boarding home this one? Has not been updated other than a little add on at the back so this one would have had very long time elderly owners for sure! . One of the first videos too! :-)
I like the layout of this one. Cute it had a blue boys room and a pink girls room :) Maybe a care person stayed in the small anteroom to the main bedroom. All the colors in some of these homes make me smile- even the ceilings are sometimes painted in colors, not just white.
My favorite item was the fringed hanging lamp. All a very 60's-70's vibe there, with the curtains as well. I would actually use a lot of this type of thing to decorate, so people's tastes and likes can be misleading to the time of occupancy. Vintage is cool. The wedding dress photo was stunning! I saw a recent explore of yours, liked your style so subbed, now going through them from the beginning. You've definitely gotten better, but even your first few are fun to join you as you poke through the cobwebs. Keep up the good work!
Haha firstly i`m glad you identified my earlier ones from the recent ones as I had not much experience at all other than having the nerve to explore these places. We used to snoop around all sorts of of farm buildings as kids so this was like revisiting my youth a bit haha. I love the adventure of the old homes. I definitely felt this old house was maybe a grand mother looking after a heap of grand kids and her daughter too. Seems to be a lot of kids beds. Maybe Grandma passed away and they moved out. Thanks for subbing and watching Tanya :-)
A time capsule house, classic old furniture, and lots of character, old bedsteads, bed with floral patterns on the mattress cover. Did the owner die in this place, or go in to a care home
Wow, what a find/explore! Watched it twice (so much to absorb and see), I'll probably want to watch it again. The photo was the part that hit me - that was someone's wife, and possibly mother/granny/great granny. Very poignant piece of the puzzle. The A1 Motels card has locations on it that we passed through when we visited Australia in 2005. So much info to be gleaned from the comments alone, I could binge watch your vids all day. TFS.
Very nice- the beds made up always throw me. Thank you for your brave explores!
Thanks Lulu Pardue, glad you enjoyed! Yeah the bed was a bit of a creepy suprise seeing it made like that.
You are right, this house looks eerie, at least her family took all her valuable things. Nice find!!
It`s sad because this house is now demolished. Makes me wonder if that photo was saved before the bulldozers went over it. That lady and her hubby probably lived here for a long time. Now its gone. glad we got a glimpse.
New viewer here. Nice explore! I wondered if it may have been a care home at one time. Thanks for the great channel!
There were certainly a lot of beds in there for people so who knows? Maybe Granmda had her children and grandchildren all in there at once. :-) Sad that it is now demolished,
You can see the signs that an elderly person lived there and possibly several by the looks of how many beds were there. This house did give this eerie feeling for sure.
Wow the ceilings art! Very nice Paul❣
That screech when you opened that closet made me jump! I'm usually not like that. Lol. My heart is still beating fast! Yes I'm watching and typing together.
Very collectable black photo of the bride- maybe the owners? It is very nice. People love those photos here. How about their in Australia?
Ok.... quit the freaky music! Your creeping me out. You usually don't do scary videos! I'm laughing but it's scary. I was waiting for someone to jump out at you too! That would be funny if a bird came flying out at you Again! Lol
My heart skipped a couple of beats in that video. Ha!
Oh man, there was this old abandoned prison we had in Illinois and kids used to go to it all the time because of its reputation. My mom went when she was in high school too. Anyway... someone knew we were all going out there and thought it would be a great idea to scare us. Well it did!! So bad that 3 of them got jumped and beat up! It was terrifying to all of us. I never went back to that place. By now I'm sure it's torn down, but who knows??. That would be a neat place to do a scary movie or just video it like you do houses. Only have the back ground of some of the X prisoners.
This was a good video. The music just plain freaky.👍
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Hey Sandra glad you enjoyed this one! This one was like my 3rd video so it is a little different from my latest, yes the music I deliberately tried to make a bit creepy haha. This house was demolished 3 months after the video so about a year ago....I wonder if all of the furniture was saved......and the photo. Sad to think someone could live there all their life and have their wedding photo lost and smashed to bits......Your encounter at the old Prison sound full on! And no wonder you did not back!!!!! Thanks for watching Sandra :-)
The card for A1 Motels at 8:10 is interesting, as I can't find a single hotel by that name, yet the earliest google maps shows some places that likely were the same hotel at one point, which show evident remodeling to update them. I would guess the card may be from the 1990s or perhaps much earlier (the place itself was forgotten a long time ago.)
Thanks for watching 🙂 yeah this old place is now demolished, about 3 years or more now.
@@urbexindigo5164 That is pretty sad. I read upwards of 800 historic buildings are being demolished every week in Australia.
800 a week??? That's so sad and so wrong, awful how the wonderful heritage and history is just wiped out...
I have watched all your videos and am re-watching them because I really enjoy them. I live in the southern US, South Carolina, and I realized that a lot of these old country houses you film are very similar to old houses here and especially old houses that were built around cotton mills turn of last century, (houses with a long central hallway with rooms on either side and usually the kitchen in the rear--breezeway houses). Why did you use the word Indigo in your title? Please keep making videos and perhaps a little background on how you came to love and want to document these wonderful old houses. Thanks
Hi William :-) Thanks heaps for the support :-) I watch a fair few of Kappy`s explores and yes he has documented a lot around Carolina and I thought the same thing :-) I used Indigo because i like the color and I`m born in the era of the "Indigo children" :-)
Great video mate. That metal furniture reminds me of a hospital. Cool you filmed it just before demolition. Cheers 👍😎🇦🇺
I wish you could do more research on these places. Beautiful little house.
This one is now demolished Joann unfortunately. This was one of my first videos. I will be uploading one in a few hours from the late 1800`s that has history! :-)
Looks like it was built around the 1920's and like it hasn't been occupied at least since the late 90's or even the 80's, that room with the concrete blocks looks like it was added later on, pretty sure someone stayed there for awhile in recent years. Seems like the people who lived there sorted out most of their belongings except for a few pieces of furniture and that interesting bridal photo, maybe a failed marriage and that's why they had no problem leaving it behind, love creating scenarios out of these videos lol, it's fascinating.
Very interesting place! I wonder if it was a boarding house, near the end, as there were so many single beds and dressers! Or could it have been a place for orphans to stay, while they were looking for someone to adopt them? Intriguing!
Those dressers are from 1940’s kitchen table is 1950’s. How sad that that wedding photo is lost to the family & memories are fading away.
Loved this little home. Thank you
This one was one of my first and still one of my fav`s. And again this one is completely gone now.......Bulldozed 3 months after I filmed it. Glad i got it to look back at :-)
Great find,! Thank you for sharing.
Hi Joanne :-) Glad you enjoyed this one. Sadly it has been demolished now. Hope they salvaged the furniture :-)
Awesome.... Lucky you to have doc. About this house
Creepy and cool at the same time!! Why were the door handles so high up on most of the doors that had single beds in the rooms? Who was the bride in the photo? Thanks for another good one. Stay safe🥰
I hope they donate the furniture to shelters or to whoever can use it when they tear the house down. One mans trash could be another mans treasure. Thank you for such wonderful videos.
Hi Jack thanks for watching, this was demolished a few months after i filmed it, so i also really hope all the furniture was saved reused . Cheers 😊
Beautiful house would have loved to have the light fixtures out of that house great video thanks
Nice video, thanks for posting!
My pleasure Appyd, cheers for watching :-)
I bet the kids in the neighbourhood referred to that place as ‘The Witch’s House’. Every neighbourhood had one back in the day. That wedding photo though- that’s someone’s grandma or great grandma 👍
Interesting. I like that old dressing table and the wedding photo. Every old house has a story to tell.
Lots left behind here Dorothy and I hope it all got salvaged as this home got demolished 3 months after this video, Cheers for watching :-)
Beautiful frozen in time I feel the eerie ness but it does look incredible great explore
Love your attention to detail while filming.
Hey Jan thanks, this was one of my first so it is a bit of a trial lol. Thanks for your support. :-)
Must have been a big family that lived in this house, with all those beds. Great video. Keep 'em coming. Cheers
I agree Nancy, maybe Grandma with here kids the grand kids! hehe Cheers for watching :-)
Love the old house it's a shame someone left everything behind..love old photo what a beautiful lady and a nice wedding dress..TKS for sharing..
My sister and I had exactly the same Wardrobe each that was in the room with the two beds and that was in the 60s
Seem's more of a boarding house, perhaps for troubled teen's or elderly because of the locker's etc the room's seem more structured for a control setting. Nice find.
Hey Debra I agree with you as there are a lot of single beds which suggest youths. In a very small town so may have been a local one for the country area. Thanks for watching :-)
Re watch of this one, abandoned for a very long time, minimum 20 years, the nice old wedding portrait found a woman in an old fashioned wedding dress with a very long veil
Hi WIlliam 🙂 Thanks for rewatching. Ths one was a cool one and one of my first ever 🙂
Is strange, everything's old except the cfl bulb.
Thanks for the tour Paul!
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That dark pink or purple bed room and the dresser, remind me those days newlywed bedroom of the countryside.
Yes and it was still made up perfect except for some dust and dirt on top. Lots of beds for children by the looks too. Maybe Gran had the mum and kids with her.
Really like this house, the built ins are wonderful along with the unique furniture, that is what I could see. Do you every watch your videos? I was sick through most of the filming the way you swing the camera around so fast and from one object to another. Please slow down a bit and let us enjoy the beauty. Thank you.
Hi Nancy, yes unfortunately this was only my second ever video and not that great. Also the unfortunate part is now this old home has been demolished and is now just flat dirt.....Thanks for watching :-)
Another bit of someone's history is gone as I read that you came back accupple months later & it's all gone. Sad. But life goes on & maybe a new home can be put up & more memorys can be made.
I really liked the bit close to the end of the video & the music.
You sum it up pretty well and it is the cycle of life and death and decay and renewal. This is what makes it worth documenting what was once there as a lot of the time there are no recorded histories, just memories. These sort of videos will become an archive of history and what once was. :-)
Urbex Indigo Just think that what you & other explorers are doing today will be looked upon capturing history. Esp. from folks trying to find out about their family's history. Pretty neat!
Weird how the power points still had things plugged in, in that first room you were in.
This looks like the old style of shared disabled living
The main bedroom had a made up single room attached which may have been for the overnight carers ...
if ya had take the photograph out of the frame ya would have found the name and date of the print and possibly the person in the photo... as they always wrote on the backs coz didn’t have stamping back in those times.. (I have many of my Nanna from 1918 like that)
Awesome spook!
that was a beautiful house at one time...the bed still made up tho....made me wonder was someone squatting in it...if that's what you call it where you are...great find!!!!! love the old dressers!!!would love to have all that !!!!!looks like pilfered the valuables and that's all!!!
Beautiful display cases when you first climbed in!
Oh no! I really hope someone salvaged the kitchen stove and all the furniture. It was lovely vintage and antique items. Sigh, so much destroyed in the name of progress.
Yep. A bit sad to think it was someones home for probably a long time!!!! I have recently observed a few houses going through the salvage process and I`m pretty sure the salvage crew come in first and remove anything of worth and remove all the hard rubbish or junk they deem not worthy. Then then the demo team comes in and knocks it down with the big bucket arm of a big ground digger.
Old bedsteads, vanity unit ETC, a time capsule house
Awwwww..... you don't suppose that lady in the wedding dress was the owner of the house?...it'd makes for a good, but sad story.
I agree, the hand rails and shower seat speak of an elderly person- but all the bedrooms with mattress's makes me feel she (and I sense it was a she by that bed all made up- almost as a final tribute to her after she died) ...had others living with her--- that other bed just outside her room-- a caretaker, maybe... a family member perhaps?
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The house is definitely very early 20th century- that linoleum on the floor has a very early pattern, that was popular in the 'teens-> 1920/30's.
The others living in the house didn't have any need for the furniture after the owner died-- they clear out all personal item throughly... which re-enforces my thoughts there were family members living with the "lady in the wedding dress" up until her death.... then they packed their suit cases, made up her bed as she would have wanted it left-- and departed.
Hey ana Ixtar! Hey I was thinking maybe granny was looking after a heap of children too as the rooms all had several single beds? Maybe the photo of the lady is the gran of the family and they were all living there. The floors were starting to give way and sink so perhaps they though ahhh too hard and just left it all behind. I checked on that house about 2 months after I filmed it and it was a flat block of dirt with nothing remaining what so ever ready for a new house to go up. That part really intrigues me that most likely that lady had lived there most or all of her life and now there is absolutely nothing there to represent history. I`m glad I got it on video. :-)
ana ixtar Your observations are very well thought out, and I like seeing if my perspective is near others .. the mystery of these neglected or abandoned finds, this is half of the explore .. I had concluded the lady in dress was the homeowner also. And appears as you stated the family took what hey wanted n left it for nature to reclaim. Quite sad. But in a beautiful setting and eyes of seeing what it appears to have a been That’s my enjoyment. Love seeing another users comment on their opinions for mystery exploring. You are very visual and gleen a bit more than I do😲 I rewatch my favorites. Happy exploring watchers we must be,, love the mystery so invested in the channels explores than other channels of malls huge hotels etc. HAPPY WATCHING 😂😂❤️
Thank you Happy for the nice compliments...:)
I try to look beyond what we all see- a house abandoned and at the end of its life. That is where sadness can come in-- But I also look at them for what they once were.... like the living room with a well blacken fireplace hearth- you know there were many happy Christmas Eve's spent about a cheery fire.
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With experience I have learned to look for those little thing that say to me- "For many years there was happiness here."
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I just recently was in a old vacated Victorian, and sure enuff, looking where i was pretty sure I'd find them- were the pencil and pen marks, with little names and dates along a door way border. It was the details of a family- for there were the children's height measured over many years, on their various birthdays,
How could that ever be sad??........:)
Ifind everything in house with dirt and fallen materials But beds and one or two nwearby were more than 90% dirt free and can easily be cleaned I doubt some misreants or nearby persons using beds for their few hours need and run away
You took the words right out of my mouth. Once the leader is gone( the mother ) the go their separate ways.
Interesting house. Kind of a creepy vibe but I like it. Thanks!
It did have a creepy feel and unfortunately it is now been completely demolished. Thanks for watching Shelley :-)
Might have been a rooming house run by a Widow...a lot of 1940s and 50s items and decor....lost of guys wounded in the War came home poor and single. 🖤🇨🇦
Ok, now this one was a little unsettling. I wonder if the person died in there. Have you experienced any places where your camera kept losing focus? That is a sure sign of a spirit. I've seen it on this one & other videos. Now I know you'll probably say it was the auto focus, but some of the youtubers said there's was off. I don't know I'm not an expert. I've seen thousands of videos of different kinds & rarely see the camera lose focus. Anyway I personally like it when the items are dug through for anything that can help understand the owners story. Thanks Paul, this one was so cool. 💜👩🇺🇲
Hi Donette, yep I think the elderly owner passed away here, seems they maybe had all the grand kids staying there too for a while? The focus thing was odd and does not usually happen so who knows what it was stuck on :-) As far as personal items there was not any real documents laying around to form a back story, thanks for watching :-)
@@urbexindigo5164 thanks Paul you rock...💜👩🇺🇲😉
It's like looking in a 60's-70's time capsule but looking at the lino it was laid well before that. Sad to see the decay but sadder is that lone photo left behind by the cupboard. Everything else was taken so I think that just got missed in the move. Thanks for the explore.
Yep and this house has now been demolished. Glad I got to document it. One day it may become a cool archive for a relative or historian. :-)
Urbex Indigo I find myself coming back to your channel often, I watch the first time for the WOW And look at what’s in design, look what’s left behind. And as you stated 😱. Is one of these really about to have a person of an abandoned life of drug or drink ,which might be dangerous for our guy!!!! After no danger, I go back to then see the items , personal effects , furniture, and wall pictures and,and,and👏👏👏 I do attempt to view the comments posted,showing, ohhh 😲 and awe , as I always see something I missed .When another comment is added it’s Wahoo for me, as a second set of eyes👀 I find so helpful..
Yes, I concur, this is one of your better explores, hearing how it was torn down right after the production of video is a reason to celebrate the exploration that WE have now , thanks to your channel. So your documentation is more important, as it’s becomes the eulogy to this once lovely home 😍😍 THANK YOU for sharing!!!!!!!
Hey Happy Wife your a legend for those comments and coming back to re watch! I`m glad they are worth the second look. I too are glad people leave their comments good or bad as they pick up and know things that I completely miss! :-)
The blue green shelf paper was cool in our mid 60s. I’m thinking maybe early 70s for this house. Merry Christmas 2018! 👍🌲
another WOW. That bed will be under the house someday...so many beds, enough for a whole family. The metal dresser was the thing I'd like to have, and its matching end table was there, too. Thanks for the viewing.
Hey Leisa that bed has been completely bulldozed with the rest of the house! I went passed it 3 months after this video and it was level block of just dirt.......Pretty sad if you think of it like that. Glad i got it on video :-)
Ah, I didn't realize that was going to happen so quickly. Thanks for the info. I thought they'd still be sitting there for years more. lol It's all so very interesting. Bits of people's lives, like the photos, gone forever...I'm truly enjoying your channel, always a thumbs up from me. :)
The furniture is great. The door knob's, plates ,and locks, are worth a lot of money.
Hey Sherrie! :-) And the unfortunate thing is this house is completely gone now. only few months after it got demolished.
Looking at the photo of the bride really shows how our lives are but a vapour, here today and gone tomorrow. All the possessions that seem important at times are left to rot in the end.
So true Earthbound4now. A harsh reminder indeed.....as this is now a flat dirt block.........glad I filmed it. :-)
All I could think about in the beginning is THAT GRASS IS TICK INFESTED!
Hey CATS RCOOL I didnt even think of ticks once while i was walking through it lol. Thanks for watching :-)
What i would give to have some of the furniture that is in these places.The old tables and Dressers.O my.But i feel sorry for those that had to leave there stuff.
there are a lot of nice pieces of furniture and I like the bead board on the walls but the kitchen setup with a multiroom bathroom is just odd.
Hi Elizabeth :-) Yes this old place has been completely demolished now. I hope someone was able to salvage some of those pieces of furniture. Lots of beds too, makes you wonder what happened before they all left.
Yes it is good and creepy! When a lot of things are left.. I think the people must have died. I have an old farm and when I moved.. I only went back a few times to collect my things. Very little was left but someone started squatting there and I had to stop going! The police said." They couldn't do anything about it! Thanks for the video!👍👩🏭🕊️❤️
Wow that is interesting L L as i have been wondering on what happens when people start squatting and I did hear that there is not much you can do if they are stubborn? Makes you realize that some of these houses are used for that. This house was bulldozed 3 months after this video and is now a flat block of dirt. Sad
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@@vanessakhaled5741 squatting means to live illegally in an abandoned or empty house or on someone's land in a tent or something similar. Actually, most land owners in the US obtained their land and property by squatting on it.
The lady in the photo with the wedding dress looks like the era my Grandma came from! 1940’s
I think you are right with that estimate imra316 :-)
Would love that old dressing table.
Why are all the door knobs so high?
Hey Angela I have heard two reasons for this and there are for being able to see the key whole more easily and to stop young children getting out easily. Hehe you can have your thoughts on those for a second. Thanks for watching :-)
I think it is a thing with older built houses. I stayed at an older plantation styled house and the front door’s knob was up high. It was eye level to me lol
Some of the furniture is quite nice. Must have been a large number of people who lived in this house.
Many beds Roger almost looks like a foster home set up! lol Shame it has been demolished now.
Old photo's left behind .... get's me every time : (
Makes you wonder why it was left or forgotten. Moved out in a hurry or could not return to collect it. Thanks for watching Marina :-)
Old house-note the old electrical wiring. I'd be afraid of funnel web spiders in the house.
Nice find. Also nice that you found the wedding photo of the woman that lived there once too. Now to go check out your other videos and why you not got any subscribers???? You got one now :)
Hey mate thanks heaps for watching! I was watching your videos before xmas and thinking man this is so cool your uploading these explores! I currently live in Adelaide but grew up in Victoria and go back every xmas and I always see these old houses sitting lonely. Have gone in some a few years back but really just to look not video. So when I was back there recently I made an effort to go look for some and a few i remembered. So only just uploaded them. Thanks heaps for Subscribing! :-)
good luck and I'll be watching.
Great videos. Subscribed to your channel via a link on mkuebler. 😎😎
Hey cjeremie thanks for taking the time to check the link out and watch! :-)
mkuebler5 I agree.I'm a new subscriber, I love his channel. But I'm having trouble getting my nofifcation to stay on 'All' new ones ,it keeps going down to 'Occasional ' notifications.
Wow, that's a cool place, lot of history there, I'm sure
That is an adorable place!
Very old, early 1900`s and unfortunately has been demolished now......Sad .Cheers for watching :-)
Did the last owner die here/go into a care home?
I wish I new the actual facts William but either of those are the most likely. Thanks again! :-)
Where is this house location
This makes me so sad. I am sure this is how my home will be found someday....cuz no one gives a shit anymore...not family or anyone 😓
Hey Tilma thanks for watching. :-) I think a lot of people will e in a position where they just cannot prepare to to have everything re used or taken. But I guess if your conscious of it you can start a plan in advance and donate it all. It is hard to part with things and my mum is a hoarder and keeps everything! lol :-)
Great video. The furniture probably dates to 30’s or 40’s. Looks like that place could have slept 8 or 10 people. I like when it is just the furniture and not a lot of basically garbage everywhere. What’s with the numbers painted on the outside?
Hey Sandra thanks for watching! :-) Yeah I think it is really old furniture too, house is definitely very old. Those numbers were the actual street number of the home. The home is now demolished and flat ground there. Sad hey
the furniture is old, floors in a dodgy condition, the amount of dust and natural decay. Abandoned for a long time, minimum of 20 years, could be late 70s-1980s
I love the doors .
Hey Allia thanks for watching. :-)
Sad that the children or relatives didn't bother to take the wedding photo. A bit strange the clothes would be removed yet not the furniture or TV. This woman was quite poor to live this way.
Hey Arnot517 thanks for stopping bye! :-) Yeah that photo was stuffed away in an odd place too. Very strange. Even sadder is the fact this home is now completely gone as it was bulldozed 3 months after i made this video.
That house looks like it was back in the nineteen fifties, that furniture is very old and that has to be very good wood because it has stood the test of time, most of the furniture there, all it needs is a good dusting and it will look like new.
Hey Deneen Smith thanks for watching. Yes lots of old cool things in this one. Sad thing is this house was completely demolished 3 months after I shot this video. Hopefully the salvage crew handed the usable items to the salvo`s or someone.
Weird that all the beds are in tact and still there. 😮
Wonder if it was a foster or group home.
Hi donnabarkell50, yes so many beds means some sort of large group of at least family staying in there. Makes you wonder what happened. Thanks for watching :-)
I hope they didn't bulldoze the house with everything in it. Nice things someone could of used.
This im not sure of Alice but I do know a local demo crew of that area do salvage and re sell anything the find so fingers crossed the got this one. Just an empty dirt block for sale remains now. Thanks for watching :-)
Why so many abandoned home with all the belongings left behind in one area?
Was there a toxic disaster, forced out ?
I love it if you were able to get information on home, why abandoned, maybe spend more time building a story by looking closer at items as this will give a look further into who they may have been.
Great job
Hey Missouri Red I totally get where your coming from and the conundrum for me is that I cant give away too many details via the video if it is not going to be demolished. Some of these old houses may have owners who just do not visit them while they wait for the land price to rise. The problem is other explorers watching figure out where these homes are and if they are vandals as well they will trash them. This is why i cant go right into the history of them if I do find out some. It is a shame but it is part of the exploring code. :-)
4 bedrooms and so many beds, I wonder just how many people were living there!
I think Grandma had the daughter and all the kids there. Maybe grandma died and the house just fell into ruins. It is actually now completely gone as it was demolished 3 months after this video. Sad hey......
It must be close to a roadway judging by the traffic noises.
Basically right on the edge of a highway Lyn :-) thanks for watching :-)
We have these houses all over America too. I don't understand why the family doesn't take care of the belongs of the deceased relative. Even if there isn't any family left, why is the house left to rot? Someone could live there, and have a nice home.
That is one of the most intriguing parts of this type of explore for people watching and us filming, wondering why??? Unfortunately this one is now demolished and I guess the last owner died or was rushed to a home and had no interest in saving or family members cooperation in moving the stuff out. Most likely would have been removed and salvaged by the demo company. Cheers for watching :-)
@@urbexindigo5164 l remember cleaning out my parent's house , it was a five person job, and all l could do was cry. You never know how you are going to react, untill it happens to you. We have to talk about it a bit. Creepy abandoned homes are places, but would you want to live there? Maybe if you are desperate enough you would live there! This home needs to go bye bye. Thanks for sharing this with me and your subs.😆😆😆😆😆😆😆
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Thanks Salina, glad you enjoyed. :-)
Yikes! That door handle was certainly high enough!
Haha yes maybe they turned it upside down to keep the toddlers from opening it. cheers for watching these older videos :-)
Spooky music! I love it!
At 1:40 you hear male voice “CAN YOU HEAR ME”...Seems Spooky...
This house seemed a bit eerie indeed Skittles! It got demolished 3 months after this video so I hope who ever has moved on to wher ethey need to be! :-)
I thought I heard it too but think it's a kookaburra . I've missed this one as it's about 8 years old now! 😮
Aww the 1930s/40s bride photo . I bet she moved in there with her husband and either one of them may have been left alone if the other had died or gone into care. Wish the photo could have been saved before demolition. 😢
all that stuff needs to be donate! people need that stuff!
So true Susan and unfortunately this house has now been demolished. I wonder weather the Demo team salvaged anything or just smashed it up with the rest of the house. Thanks for watching :-)
I would love the kitchen table
I am so amazed that you don't run into snakes...
Don`t put the jinx on me Patricia! Haha yes I have been lucky. :-)