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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- I found this abandoned 50's farm house while out driving. It was built in the late 50's as a new home for the that already owned the property as I found the ruin of the old farm house behind the 50's house and you can see what's left of the old place when I zoom in threw one of the windows. The new place must have looked very modern when it was built from what I could see of the deco in the kitchen and bathroom. Shame to see it abandoned and just left as it looks like the old lady could no longer look after herself and I think, almost burnt the house down as there appears to have been a fire in the kitchen and maybe then her family put her in a home
/ mkuebler5
Have to say I am so enjoying your explores. We really get to check things out! Love Vintage Fabrics Thanx for looking at them. Wish I could have seen what was left of the old place. Thumbs Up!
+PrairieDodgers the crumbling old brickfire place I zoom in on before heading up the front stairs and then again when I look threw the blinds in one of the rooms is pretty much all that is left :)
+mkuebler5 Looked like it was a pretty good sized home, too. This smaller one had to of replaced the older one, judging from the plot and how the other home must of sat. I could be way off, but my guesstimate. haha
+Blackguard 3:16 the old homestead I zoomed in on at the begining of the video ie: the old chimney stack at the back of the property must have been very impressive in it's day as it had purpose built cement bathroom and laundry rooms with plumbing to septic tank and gas hot water system all of which would have been very expensive and rare over 100 years ago when the house was probably first built. Most of the pan view you saw was the actually property the belonged to the house. Thanks for watching :)
mkuebler5 Wow, that is awesome. Whoever had it, obviously were wealthy by some means, even 20 years ago, that stuff was expensive for a lot of people. I bet that house was big and gorgeous. TY for the info.
this was a much loved home once. tyvm for the post
That kitchen would have been gorgeous in its day ♡
The bathrooms and kitchens are always best for historical accuracy. These didn't disappoint! The sink and tub-the surround in the bathroom and the colored cupboards in the kitchen painted to match the floor! And those angled kitchen shelves still had their glass, though the metal dry storage bins and sliding doors were sadly corroded (and looked packed with decaying concrete?). I would Love to have a chance to rescue those pieces!!! Though the textiles in the laundry basket were mostly mid century, the clothing piled and hanging were definitely 80's. [Note the Cosby Sweater as most obvious.] I'm shocked that lamb toy still had pliancy because rubber degradation in toys like that is common. Great explore, thank you!
Thanks again for the tour 😊. You guys have some beautiful country!
Has been a much loved home in its day. Shame it's left to rot now. Thanks for showing this sad place 👍👍👍
Anything 40s to 50s I just love. Those linens...wow. That kitchen must have been pure happiness to be in.
it's so very sad when an older person is either forced from their house because they are no longer capable of living alone or for some other reason..anyways..good explore,and i would have loved to see the remains of the old homestead,no matter what was left..; )
Things are so like neatly piled up. Great work/ exploring 📷🍁🎃
That made me say a bad word. I leaned forward to see what you were looking at when you did that. My son thought it was hilarious.A nice house and I was thinking it wouldn't take much to make it livable then you showed the termites had been at it. Stay safe and have fun.
Some one lived their whole life there. I love the kitchen's bright colour. Looks like it was almost cleared out, then the cleaners just never came back. Nice house, too bad it is totally riddled with rot.
Cool vid! Gotta say, that pan view at 1:18 is gorgeous. I used to live in western Virginia (here in the states) and West Virginia, and it looks a lot like that. The Shenandoah Valley runs through there, and the area is open, quiet, clean and beautiful.
Weird, the sheets were washed and folded, and left there. Good stuff, bud!
What a fabulous zoom....so interesting just sitting out there.
Love the old water tank and I'd love to get my hands on the old fabric/linens. Thanks for the tour.
Farmhouse yard so peaceful. Shame house so decayed, rotten.
With all that green land, that large furry beast in the backyard is not called a cow. In my neck of the woods we would call it a "lawn mower"! LOL!!! There is plenty for it to forage on. From what I have been taught, cows can smell water from an amazing distance. It will follow its nose. It is living every cow's dream I'd wager!! lol!! Love your videos! Yes, please chat a bit more. Point out details we may not readily see since we are limited to electronic voyeurism. Tell about scents and smells also please.
Great video!! I love the big kitchen,and the bathroom with the pink fixtures was amazing, sad to see so many old clothes and fabric left behind.
When I see these places I can't help but try to picture the house when it was a live with people and daily lives. I wonder what they would have been like. What did they do for a living? Where are they now and why has everything been abandoned?
You HAD to know people were going to obsess about the cow, lolol. Guys- she looks to be healthy and just fine. There are different laws in Australia than in the US. Here, you would not see a cow or sheep wandering around, if you did, someone would either call animal control, put it in their freezer, or try to invite it in and make it a pet.
I loved this house!! The termite situation need fixed and the home needs remodeling but the layout and land is pretty
that was a good one you did scare Me.Great video
Wow crazy termites damage
Ive been a high end carpenter in ny city for 20 years. but I bet I could have made a lot of money restoring homes there.
Come over.
@@mkuebler5 I wish I could, but being 60 and having bad legs and walking with a cane, isn't going to happen.
That closet is gorgeous. I love seeing your videos, and the differences from one country to the next. One of my top goals has always been to visit there and New Zealand and go to some of the sheep stations, and watch the dogs work sheep- I would love to bring some dogs home from some really good breeders there, as well. What is the name on the dog food bags?
A nice explore, and you're respectful as always. By the way, the Angus cow is fine and healthy-no worries that it's abandoned or starving.
I think you're right about the lady having to be taken into care-the stove definitely looks crisped and such a fire is just the kind of thing that necessitates intervention.
Thank you for doing such a nice, thoughtful job.
You scared the living daylights out of me, Mike at 7:00. If I were nodding off to sleep I sure am wide awake now :-). I wish you would delete all the rude comments made by some subscribers.
Good, it wasn't just me. Lol
I hope the cows were taken care of
Once was a beautiful place. I love the bathroom and that green basket. The kitchen was once a cheerful place but it appears to have had some fire damage. Probably the reason the old folks had to go.
There are still some good clothes there... All it needs is a new coat of paint, a few windows, a good cleanup, and some new appliances and you could flip it for a tidy profit.
Didn't we just see loads of interior house termite damage at around 7:57?
+fehquig it's completely riddled with termite damage and would probably need to be pull down
Very nice place..
Nice little house. The paper in the box was probably used to make patterns. Nice cloth left behind. Thank you for this nice explore.
Keep up the good work bro. Confused why view numbers are so low though
Is Australia like the USA? here small farmers are selling out to larger operations-most of the time, they retire and move away. In the US midwest,you see tons of abandoned farmhouses-many times the new owner just lets them rot away.
Those 50's style homes sure didn't have the class and homey feel that those old houses used to have.
bah, h a,ha I jumped😑😃😂
Looks like the people were elderly & just moved away & no one wanted the property. Sad. That vintage cloth was beautiful. You can tell they were simple people who just got old. And that they had the "latest" prefab & colors from the 50s too.👍
You have THE sexiest voice of all the people I see on here Mike!
Thank you so much. Very cool find! Thank you for the information in the description. I prefer to hear your thoughts as you explore (love your voice and accent). 🤗💖
Looks like it was a comfy family home once. Love the big barn/workshop. Do you ever pick up the presence of the last occupants? Looks like the old lady died and I often wonder if the spirit returns especially if they were happy there
Kathryn Stone. I can answer that, yes they do. They may feel like they have unfinished business or they want to make sure loved ones are ok.
Go to www.lookoutpintlighthouse.com
to hear some EVPs. Some are abit scary like when you hear "get out !" When I was there we heard a scream, we looked around & found nothing. Then there's a ghost that says who killed a women.
Most EVPs I get aren't nasty. At a graveyard in the day time I got "Hey!" while standing in front of a child's headstone. Then there was a lady's voice,"I can't find me headstone."
The Concord Point Lighthouse, MD. is VERY haunted. Most are nice & some that are not. But they won't say it's haunted on their web site, don't want scared tourists I guess. But I still luv that lighthouse.
Be really careful in these older buildings!! The walls in this house are asbestos, I noticed a dimpled effect on the walls which is common with the time period!
Thankyou for sharing your visit.
Really boring when you don't talk....
Ha, ha,ha!! At--7:00-- You should make a stuffed dummy & put it in the closet there & the next explorer might jump through the ceiling. 😁
Looks to me like its been abandoned for a while! Very original - except for one light switch, every single powerpoint and switch were original which is quite rare.
How sad, looks like an old lady lived there, she must of died there and no one bothers to gather up her things, maybe she had no one...I would love it if you would talk during your videos as it makes it better :)
Now that I've read someone else's comments I hope it was termites.
Aside from the burn damage, was that termite or dry rot honeycombing type damage?
+HappyQuails yes that was termite damage. The place was completely riddled with it and it may look sound but it would probable have to be pulled down
Nice find. The kitchen cupboards were amazing. Hopefully you went back and closed shed door. Not much left inside but was still a great video.
I hope everyone got out ok after the fire started. Nice home in it's day. Nice views. Wonder what happened to the dogs--hope they got a good home.
Oh loved the style of the house it was fun seeing some of the items. You move your camera to fast. and you need to focus on some of the items. Oh and I was so worried that you would leave a door open someone did a video and found dead animals inside cause they got in the house and the door was shut behind them. LOL I saw the cows in the background and was wondering what they were. One came up to see what you were doing Thought that was cute.
Where did the cow come from?
We who know Michael’s explores won’t be accusing him of stealing . Sad that people need to rant on about the non-existent theft!
We, who are in Australia, will have seen the termite damage, and won’t have worried about the cow either.
It’s quite normal to see cattle and sheep wandering about on the farmer’s land near abandoned buildings. There will be hundreds if not thousands of acres on farms where there may a few farmhouses no longer in use. A property where there may have a manager’s house, and a house for a worker and his family too. Once those jobs aren’t there any longer, and the termites have moved in, the livestock have the freedom to graze in those areas.
How cool no vandalism cool place
It appears the lady was quite disabled before her passing. Also, evidently elderly. A woman in the 60s or 70s over the age of 68 or so would have work those dresses. Those apparently were hung there on the door when the family was picking out a dress to bury her in. Also from the clothes, she was a widow. Sad.
The out building is in good shape and appears to be newer. Nice piece of property.
I thought this farmhouse was abandoned in the 50s since it's been built but it's actually abandoned in 1969.
All those clothes layed out looked like waiting for a charity to maybe pick them up.
Thanks ! Any idea of the situation of that cow?
+truebalsamhogs um! I've gone through the video again and I'm not too sure what you mean. No cows were harmed in the filming of this video :)
+mkuebler5 no big deal really, I was just curious about the cow you zoomed in on at about :24 into it...was it just out wandering around or did it belong to the neighboring property etc..not important, thanks for reply.
+truebalsamhogs I was zooming in onto the ruins of the old homestead and the cow just happened to be there in the shade. It is all one property and after the husband died his wife had the 50's house built and the old place just crumbled and all that is left is the chimney and the old garage.
+mkuebler5 what a load of shit - I reckon you'd have taken that too had you been able to take it - you're a thief !
I would love to go metal detecting there. Awesome but we're did the cow come from
I thought it was really sad you looked through their stuff.
Pity we couldn't hear the story of this place & people. Was it a dairy farm?
Better watch for Zombies!
You scared me at 6:59
I want to see what you're looking at......sometimes I can't
So sad to see a home going to ruin, if only walls could talk. For family members just to leave it to decay, why not sell it , rent it out if they are not interested in it. By letting it rot away is not showing respect to the family who owned it.
I agree with you. If you could find some young with parents to help. You could rebuild this place an make it a find home out of it again.
@@johnsteve4850 Not sure about that. Termites are eating the wood.
Seems like mom died and no one cared about the legacy. Not even to see the home go to someone else by being sold. Often wonder if legally walking away is best.
Taxes and repairs/renovation can be overwhelming. Especially if have own home/life somewhere else. Happens here all the time in my rural area. No jobs for young folks here. Every year I see more abandoned farmhouses in my area. Big farmers buy the land, let the house rot. Seen some built in the 1800's now a pile of rubble with a stone chimney left standing after just 20 years. Most of the beautiful old barns in my Midwestern area now all collapsed. So sad.
@@williebeamish5879 That is sad. Big money not motivated to preserve heritage. Sometimes mid money. Oh well.
mike every house you show has termites, doe'nt anyone buy termite spikes for there yards. and spay there homes. it sad
I'd buy this land with farmhomeetc as isn go from there not all woood in home is bad sink lots stuff is gold
What was the stripe that went around the middle of most of the rooms for?
Timber strip that covers the gap between the two sheets of fibro.
The house was beautiful, I am worried about the cow left behind in the yard......I hope someone is taking care of her.......I am an animal lover. Maybe a Neighbour puts her in the yard to eat.....just curious.
Cows free range in Australia. Cow will go home.
Um...a free range COW??
If you check out Dan Bells dirty motels vids & find the one they did in Maryland. It is so funny!! I couldn't stop laughing.
Then the scary ones they made in Liken Park in Baltimore. I've been to lots of scary places but I wouldn't go near THAT place!! They find bodies dumped there all the time or folks go missing.
This one dude robed homes ect & somehow he'd just get off nearly scott free till he kidnapped someone's child & he got off that charge, till a ticked off father or some other relative got a hold of his butt. It's all on the web site. It's just Dan Bell & a friend went to the sight where that guy was killed & I swear I saw a person duck down cause I saw someone's sneaker move by a tree. That kind of exploring is asking for trouble.
Stay safe my friend.💖
Walker,cane,wheelchair n slide doors all could be usedsold
Seems likely an elderly person died, someone has been sorting out the clothing, perhaps to take to donation sites.
maybe that house has been empty since 1969 most of the little bottles and Calendar 1969
You were hoping to find money in that basket weren't you?
What was the brown rectangular item leaning against the wall just outside of the kitchen? The texture of it literally made my skin crawl. Like fingernails on a chalkboard! Ugh!!
Alisa Lopez
It was a piece of timber eaten out by termites.
I was saddened.i don’t think you trespassed I think u got permission or u r related somehow and I think others should think before they speak .
Dont touch !!
😢 I think his wife early die than her husband
haha
I somewhat like this, but why don't you go to the store an buy something. That is what turned me off to this search of an old home. Outside of that, this seemed like a (big) fix me upper. I'm still trying to figure out what the walls on the inside of the house were. A good roof, ceiling were not falling down, floors looked solid. No broken windows, but the Electricity well that will need work to put in and up-grade. Pluming same as the Electricity. Kitchen remodeled, new counter, wall cabinets, if possible new window of patio doors to a deck. Garage, good for now, then ? The person that does the video, get somebody that does not go through the laundry. I have never seen someone like that.
The walls were destroyed by termites. That's what he was trying to show around 8:00. Damage that extensive is very hard if not impossible to fix.
He doesnt steal. He is exploring
mumble...mmm..ahh..murmur..mumshitble.. oh..mmm
David Beach So! What's your point??????
mkuebler5 think I’ve made it.