Abandoned farmhouse built 140 years ago and farm explored. Ontario, Canada Explore #45
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- Abandoned farmhouse built 140 years ago and farm explored. Ontario, Canada Explore #45
This abandoned farm and farmhouse sits on over 100 acres of land. The farmhouse was built in 1880 and they added an addition in 1910. In 1980 they added another addition to the north side of the house. This was once a busy dairy farm owned and operated by the same family for 4 generations. This house was in the process of being put on a heritage list but was not considered to be heritage.
A developer bought up a lot of the land in this area for new roads and new houses. I'm guessing it will be demolished very soon.
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I would STILL love to live on that farm!
Isn't it for sale?
I would move there in a heartbeat if possible and restore it. Lots of memories made in that house.
Respect for picking up the medal and placing it back. Great work my friend! Hello from Calgary! :)
The round chart on the wall with the pegs in it was a breeding chart for dairy cows to keep track of when there in heat when there bred and how many days until calving
Thanks Ron! 😁👍🐄
Been a long time for me, but that is what I thought the chart was too.
My dad keeps one in the milk-house.
yup! I lived on a Wisconsin farm too. 1880s home, and dairy cows. it was hard on the body, but a great life!!!😊
I like that you put things back and are respectful. If walls could talk.
Thank you 😁
I like how you thank people ,
Thank you 😁
cat stevens my all time favorite :)
Another good one! I was glad to see that it hadn't been destroyed. A bit of a mess in some rooms. I just can't wrap my head around how people just leave their belongings or, just abandon homes at all. I worked too hard to acquire mine! Thank you for a great video. I hope you recovered after opening that freezer chest. 😁
Thanks Deborah! 🤢
Some people pass away suddenly or end up in nursing homes and family just leave there house to rot. I am a home health nurse.
I’m struggling atm. Seeing these places seems to help ease my mind. Appreciate. Sad but interesting.
Also, I love your soul. Seriously, I watch these to relax at the end of the day, eat dinner and just listen... you are so kind, thoughtful in so many ways, you are funny, fun, yet cautious and wise...so again, I love your soul. It is obvious you have found your calling. Well done inside and out.
this place has got a feeling of sadness for me ,i got the feeling that someone had big plans and they were not picked up by the children who moved away as soon as possible
I love the trees that surround the old farmsteads in the middle of fields. They feel protective of the buildings, still providing shelter.🌳🌲
Yes your right I’m sure they do this on purpose 😁
They use them for wind breakers. Lots of farms in Kansas that have trees around the houses.
@@genevievecalarco8178 true here in Brazil we also plant trees that are not very tall and do not fall easily around the houses it helps a lot when there are storms.
Can confirm Aussies have windbreaks of trees too.
Nice house! It must've been a productive dairy farm in its day.
Sure was
Such an active family. In addition to all the farm work the kids played hockey, skied, cycled, played golf, won soccer trophies and the paper was open to a page about football. Sadly most of this stuff will just be taken to a landfill.
Anyone else expecting to see someone, or thing, in the attic when he popped his phone up? Great work, Brent! I recently found your channel and love it! I appreciate the respect you have for the property and people. Thanks for sharing these with us!
The Afghan Girl, National Geographic June 1985 issue... very collectible
I was thinking the same thing!
randy farris also noticed the Royal Worcester China, if those Christmas Plates were still in those boxes, they are highly sought after.
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Ha he you seen the most recent picture of her....quite the change.
Very, very collectible!
Nice digs. I'd live there in a heartbeat.
Yes so would I just give chance I would move in the week.
Appreciate this to just relax to snd you have a calm way about the camera snd voice and w others personable items that makes you so good to watch. Thx xx
Thanks torri!
~ ** Abandoned Urbex Canada ** ~ ~ * * Brent * * !! Great~! I think about all the antiques & good stuff & junque, that could even, be sold or, given away, to families, etc.
starting over, from floods, fires or even natural disasters~~ etc. Beautiful old home~ Good work~ ~Peace~
That was one of your longest films of an abandoned farm but it sure was interesting enough Brent. I really liked it.
Good historical background info for the farm and guess the decorating business didn't work well in that location. Good detective work on the piano age, too. That 10 year old ketchup looked quite dodgy. Actually like the titles on some of those records and tapes, but they still had 8 track tapes even. Your "Hello, Housekeeping" always brings a smile, as does your intros and outros and your great choices of music. Those silos were huge, glad you didn't climb. When you asked if you should I said..."Don't!" out loud. LOL. Thank you for the explore.
Your welcome! Glad you enjoyed it. Ya I don’t trust those old silo ladders 😳
i love looking into Abandoned places imagining the history of them, Thank you for this one i love old farmhouses
Your welcome!
I couldn't stop laughing when you opened the freezer.
😂🤢
I have to cover my eyes when he opens the freezers and fridges 😆
@@auntyb6313 i swear I can smell the stench.
But I am so disappointed when they don’t! 😂
I always think of the history of these places and how the families live their day to day lives. Always sad when you see it abandoned because of so many stories that could be told about the lives there.
Don't forget to wear your mask and be careful, at 17:17 That attic looks like it's full of asbestos. The attic access entryway was wide open, so it's probably blowing all around in the rooms. 17:55 looks like asbestos mixed in with other scraps. I was a certified asbestos worker at my last job, maybe being over-cautious myself, but they told me the asbestos fibers float around for hours in the air, like dust, when it's stirred up, and once breathed in it stays in your lungs for life. We had to use respirators, and the key is to spray it with water, so it doesnt go airborne.
Thanks for this visit. Sad no one continued to live there. The farm was still showing in 2017. Was probably abandoned in the last 2 years or so.
Thanks again Brent for another view of the past!
When we were kids we used sleighs like the one you found. They were fast and furious.
That polaroid is priceless!!
Loved this! So sad that the family farm could not be carried on!
OMG THAT PIANO THOUGH!!!!!!🤩🥰
This one was awsome. So much history there. Thanx for the video.
Your welcome Eric 😁
Had a friend who went to farms and pick up the milk from farmers. Did not see the milk tub
Beautiful! In the room with ski boots there was a gorgeous torchiere lamp. Really liked how they’d left some of the doors natural wood. Maybe 2015 was when they stopped farming. Those desks in the barn. First was pretty but second was really old; could tell by the handle “pulls” of wood.
Hmmm..I think this deserves two coffees.
Stay safe and healthy!
~~~Deb in VA
Thanks Deborah! Your the best! 😁
ROSEBUD!!☃️❄
It’s looks like very lonely place and interesting 🤔 one can not understand how people drop everything and leave feel sad Thank you for Ur video take care 👍🇦🇺
Love the drone view over the silos. Very professional. Another awesome video.
Thank you!
I like that you looked through the drawers in the kitchen… even the freezer. Cool picture of the house from before.
Very amusing, and that you opened the freezer and then slammed it immediately coughing, saying “oh no, why did I do that.” But, sir! You ALWAYS do! Lol! Ha ha ha!
It looks like a very nice house thank you for sharing
There's a lot of good stuff to take home, a pickers paradise.
If you don't mind committing theft.
Hey at 12:01 I had that same exact raised "Captain's Bed" with drawers under in the early 70's! I also had the dresser and homework desk that went with the set.
In your drone shots it looks like some of the farm fields were maintained so I'm guessing they sold or leased the fields to another farm.
What a great explore! It seems the house and allot of the out buildings are in very good shape. It should be illegal to demolish buildings in such great shape. They should have to dismantle them and sell, give away or recycle all of the valuable building materials, appliances and machinery.
Yes your right, I hope they can save some material
The house was pretty much cleaned out, and then they leave food in the freezer to rot! smh. My family farm was abandoned for 2 years, at least the power was still on so when I cleaned it out, did not have to deal with rotted food in freezers. Keep on exploring!
I thought it would be empty but I guess not 🤢
Hi Brent! I loved this explore, including the drone footage!! That’s a super old piano. Thank you for looking that up for us fans. A first look down the stairs of that basement, me personally, I’d be too scared to go down there, lol. Keep being awesome! ❤️😊. Housekeeping 😂🤣
Thanks Chrissy your awesome! 😁
Thank you Brent, you’re sweet 👍😁
I have a Williams piano. Serial number 19591, and it's a 1905 and in great shape. Funny enough, different company, bothlook I identical. Weighs around 800 pounds. It doesn't move if you "stub" your for on it when walking in the dark. And it's the best time to come up with new French swear words.
This is a great video. Keep it up! Alexandra L.
That's some pretty fancy finger work on the piano Brent 😉😁.
😂 I played when I was a kid but I have no clue how to play anymore 😂
It's a shame pianos in old houses get left behind, that one in particular was in (good) shape. If I had the chance, I would be playing all day in this house
Absolutely obsessed with your videos! You do such a great job 👏🏼 Hello from Edmonton 😊
Thanks so much Vanessa! I plan to head out that way in the future 😁
I struggle to understand how such lovely places with so much useable land just get abandoned over there. We are crying for space here in the UK. Such a once lovely place, such a shame. Thank you for the explore!
Remember - don’t open the fridges lmao
😁🤢
Great video once again, I love your respect level... so sad how much goes to waste with the dreams lost as well. Amazing piano !
Thank you!
Princess Bride is also a great movie. Thanks.
Very interesting find. Also sad it will be destroyed. Thanks for the video!
Someone loved ice hocky just like our grandaughter. She plays for England and the UK
That is really something to be proud of! I just recently started watching hockey, something to pass the time.
My kids are real young and I would love them to be able to participate in as many athletic sports opportunities as possible.
@@saltpeter7429 I'm sure if you love sport, they will too! We have bought ours up to the love of walking and them and us are still walking, hiking and cycling! In fact hubby and i have been cycling today 😁
Why abandoned
Find the owners
Why they left it.
And people should learn one day we will go from this world ,left everything behind and people will occupy your property ,rather your own family or others no matter.
So live your life in a good way
Help eachother.
Give to others what ever you have extra.
Make small homes
Less desires
And stay happy..
Owners left all explained in the video
😁👍
I'm so glad when I get an e-mail that you put up a new video because I know it will be a great one . Whitney Houston love her.
Oh I’m glad you signed up for notifications 😁👍
I love seeing these old place's.
there must be some historic group that cares ...we have enough rich people in the world to save them........
Nice tour here. Nice and big place. Too big for me, wasn t getting the I wanna live here vibe. Take care. Later.
This place is awesome...I would totally live in it...old wallpaper and all...wouldnt change a thing
Thanks for the Soundcloud Nomyn link. 👍
Interesting house, but too chopped up for me. Field of Dreams is one of my Fave movies. And thank goodness they took their sewing machines with them! I know there probably was a sewing machine because of all that lace and ribbon hanging out of that dresser drawer in the closet upstairs. Please don't ever stop exploring old houses. It's something I would love to do, but my husband can't go with me because of breathing issues.
Yes I seen all the lace I thought maybe it was an underwear drawer😂 so I didn’t open it to much 😂 I love the old houses too way more interesting
Sad to see such a big farm go!! Alot of farming is now being abandoned! Keep up your good work 👍 I am addicted to your videos!
I suddenly felt so old seeing boney m and mad magazine and im only 32! Lol
I’m only a few years older 😁
You do such an amazing job with your videos, love them. This was quite a big farm with a hundred acres. Cannot understand why people just leave their homes behind or can afford to come to that. Would be a great place to live. Anyway thank you for another great video.
Thanks Tangie😁
Love them doors
I somehow stumbled across this video, and boy am I glad that I did! Your videoing is thorough, and you take your time looking at things. I see my Sunday afternoon is going to be used to watch more of your videos. One thing that was perfectly clear to me, I'm subbing! After all I'm in the U.P. of MI. we're practically neighbors, eh?
I’m glad you found me! Thanks for watching neighbour!
Thank You Brent!! Incredible explore, you always take the time it takes to check all the nooks and crannies. You have a great way of sharing the information as you move thru the explore and it is Super Appreciated!!! I am a HUGE fan of your work!!! Please keep at it and Thanks for sharing 🏠 🏡
Thank you very much your very kind 😁👍
Such a beautiful place! So sad it will probably be razed 😢 Thanks for the adventure!
Your welcome Bobbi
Thank you for showing right down to the door knobs antique door knobs are pretty too
nice explore Brent, looks like it was a busy farm at one point and so sad that that house may be demolished soon, looks like it saw a lot of fun and love in it one time,, also somebody had a good taste in Music,, saw the Kenny Rogers album, and that Cat Stevens 8 track and stuff, awesome,, see ya on the next one,, you've got a coffee on the way
Hey thanks Jeff for the coffee! Glad you enjoyed this one and their music 😁👍
There's a Tupperware container under the stairs, yellow with a cream coloured lid, I have one exactly like it. Gotta love vintage Tupperware, lol.
I see around the 16 minute mark in that particular room you found most of the tools of home schooling when I saw the titles on some of those books on that closet shelf. I found that very interesting along with the earlier collection of Nat Geo's you found.
30:30 its a breeding wheel, used by dairy farmers to keep track of reproductive milestones in their cows such as heats, pregnancy, due dates.
That was an awesome find. I can’t believe you didn’t read the year of that mad magazine. And that boat that was totally the SS minnow from Gilligans Island. Awesome job that was cool.👍👊💪
Magazine was 1995 😁👍
And the temperature of the milk also. It was really neat tech 20 years ago!
So sad that they tore it down.
Part of the pipeline is still there...I farmed for 25 years and I feel sad for this family who left a lot behind including memories!😢
Love your intro and audio to it, you can watch over and it doesn't get on your nerves like some channels thanks for that
Oh good thank you 😁👍
I’d left the clown picture behind too! 😳
Creepy....
I HATE clowns.
Same here
It is sad to see all the old family homes get town down. I bet all the additions and improvements are what kept it from being considered a heritage home. No matter how they build the new homes they will never be better than the old homes. They don't have any soul.
Where’s the finger lol. Cracked me up 😂
Thank you! 30:28 this is a dairy cow management calendar. It's about breeding and lactation records
Cool piano.
Never open the fridge or freezer! XD I learned that the hard way many times. Now my mask is on the moment I enter a place.
Beautiful piano
I was raised a farmers daughter and that wheel was for breeding the cows they all have tags in their ears what you are in now the 2 barn looks like the milking station.
Oh great thanks for sharing 😁
I would live there in a heart beat
So sad to see sitting empty
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Lovely house i would start with taking those old vines on the front off..easy access for mice and rats.Beautiful home back in the day.
Lot of neat things would love to pick through it
What a fantastic looking farm and in such great shape would be horrible to tare it down 😥
My farm was abandoned for about ten years. I hope one day to find a video like this of it.
Awsome woodwork in that house
That boat is interesting
Haha. Leave a piano keyboard covered nonstop for ages and the ivories may yellow! Fine CDN pianos were so well built, some reconditioning could put this one back in top form 116 yr later.
You've been a busy boy in my part of the province, nice!!! This was the locally famous OrrLea farms! Today you can still find local cows the the OrrLea bloodline! A childhood home for a very good friend of mine! Unfortunately now it's gone! I was in the house the night before it was pulled down! Toromont owns the property and now there's literally no trace of the house or it's unbelievable history!
Yes I heard it’s now demolished. Toromont Cat going to build a shop there?
@@AbandonedUrbexCanada storage for their larger vehicles I was told by the excavator operator that pulled the barns and house down.
I can't watch these anymore. Makes me so sad & depressed. See ya. Do find interesting but, just can't handle it in my head. Such sadness to me.
i'm glad i found this channel
I enjoy watching videos on TH-cam
Hello Brent good thing I'm still awake so I could watch this great video excellent job again every new video is better than previous one...a wonderful property for the pity that it so perishes you are the best and my favorite explorer I'm enjoyed watching this video thanks for everything sharing big RESPECT FOR YOU 💪👏 greetings from the other side of the world 🌏😁
Thanks Jelena for watching so late😁 glad you enjoyed it