I used to live in an old (haunted) house that looked pretty much like this one. It had the same steep stair construction. I'm really surprised I never fell down those stairs. Great video!
haha, following the "older" people on here, me included, getting ready to tell you that's not a water heater, lmao! It's a fuel oil tank. Also, those switches are not intercoms..omg...Light switches! Also, can you please show the wall paper in these old houses for us? 1 more thing.. Those shelf thingy's in the wall? Those are called "Built Ins". Learn the lingo babies, lol. God I feel old.
beautiful house, great location in the woods.Love the design of the house, with the porch in front of it.So different from the styles we have in Europe.Thanks for showing the house, must be interesting to live in a place called HellTown.
I wish you guys would slow down too.. did you notice those were square nails sticking out of the ceiling in the attic? Great locations, just need to slow down a bit. :)
Jessythe Foodie they were very young these kids are that are doing the videos they probably don't even know what the old oil at tanks are down in the basement but they're learning but you got a good point
Awesome guys. Glad to see Adam all better. I can't believe the outhouse is still there but the shed was creepy as hell. Notice the way most wallpaper from back then holds up but wallpaper now peels in a couple years? Safe exploring!
Matt, long cold run to that outhouse! I'm always curious as to what color your hair is. Lol. Even love the orange color! Great find. Yes, more Ohio when you can. Always enjoy your explores!
Up in the attic, that wooden board with three steel blades really surprised me! Those are SO old, my mom just gave me one from my great great great grandmother's, it was used to cut cabbage and such! I have 2 other pieces that look a little like it but different! I am gonna hang them in my kitchen, they looked nice on my mom's wall, looked so old country! Loved the wallpaper too. Nice video thanks!
Hey guys I did find one thing creepy in the creepy abandoned house. It was at 7:39 in the attic (exactly) to the far right against the wall where those 2 roof beams meet and that big rectangle box is. Between those 2 is a small face of a man ? Amazing !
another cool video! funny that you didn't know what a light switch was! was wondering if you get freaked out at any of the homes you explore? if so what's the creepiest thing that's happened to you?
It's getting down in the 40s a lot here now! I believe the name has to do with the folklore around how the town was abandoned. Lots of legends talk about chemical spills and other disasters. Thanks!
You missed a great find in the attic. A slicing board that was used to slice cabbage for slaw and such. I sure would love to have an original one. I remember my Mother using one. Slow down moving the camera, makes me dizzy.
Great find Matt. Nice to see Adam back on his feet. That toilet was a bit far out from the house!! I wouldn't like to have to go all the way down there in the middle of the night...is that the only toilet or was there one in the house?
Hi great vid cheif. whats your first name ? Im George Im in Pa. if you ever plan a trip here let me know try to be here at 3rd of the month so I have gas and can show you the places i know of.
those big tanks in basements are for fuel to heat the home. my in-laws actually still have em n use em. not being a dick, just noticed them in a cpl of your videos. really enjoy your videos. we used to explore old homes n factory when we were kids(no cameras tho) brings back fun memories.we stopped when a hobo at an old mill along railway shot at us...I was 13 or 14. haha. thanks n be safe.
Thank you for the excellent bit of information! We do run into things from time to time which we have no clue about and I certainly appreciate any info you provide! Have a great day!
Probably was a hand dug cellar. House only has a basement under half the house. Old stone walls hand laid. House must be very old built in late 1800 or early 1900. Steep stairs in small houses to conserve space . That large flat stone could have covered the well or septic but I don’t remember a bathroom in house.
Hi just my opinion....video would be way better if you left your friends home.....concentrate on the house not what others are interfering with.....thanks for some good stuff.*john
I used to live in an old (haunted) house that looked pretty much like this one. It had the same steep stair construction. I'm really surprised I never fell down those stairs. Great video!
Cool explore, looks like that house was still in decent shape considering!
Thank you! Yep, bet it would still be really nice had the owners never abandoned it!
Where's this house located?
haha, following the "older" people on here, me included, getting ready to tell you that's not a water heater, lmao! It's a fuel oil tank. Also, those switches are not intercoms..omg...Light switches! Also, can you please show the wall paper in these old houses for us? 1 more thing.. Those shelf thingy's in the wall? Those are called "Built Ins". Learn the lingo babies, lol. God I feel old.
Yeah oil tank
beautiful house, great location in the woods.Love the design of the house, with the porch in front of it.So different from the styles we have in Europe.Thanks for showing the house, must be interesting to live in a place called HellTown.
I wish you guys would slow down too.. did you notice those were square nails sticking out of the ceiling in the attic? Great locations, just need to slow down a bit. :)
that tank thing that's in the basement is a fuel oil tank it was mainly used to heat the home
I've seen several of his videos where he calls oil tanks hot water heaters.
Jessythe Foodie they were very young these kids are that are doing the videos they probably don't even know what the old oil at tanks are down in the basement but they're learning but you got a good point
if all of the houses are still standing why did they make people vacate? obviously its not very restricted
Those light switches date back to 1940's or so.My grandparents farmhouse had them.
Awesome guys. Glad to see Adam all better. I can't believe the outhouse is still there but the shed was creepy as hell. Notice the way most wallpaper from back then holds up but wallpaper now peels in a couple years? Safe exploring!
Thanks, appreciate all the well wishes! They sure did used to make things that last!
No water leaks-the metal roof saved the house from mold and rot.
I'm happy your taking some one along with you on your adventures
Definitely not original stove. Late sixties early seventies.
Matt, long cold run to that outhouse! I'm always curious as to what color your hair is. Lol. Even love the orange color! Great find. Yes, more Ohio when you can. Always enjoy your explores!
Local newspaper is Akron beacon journal. You had me dying at the light switch. 😅
Up in the attic, that wooden board with three steel blades really surprised me! Those are SO old, my mom just gave me one from my great great great grandmother's, it was used to cut cabbage and such! I have 2 other pieces that look a little like it but different! I am gonna hang them in my kitchen, they looked nice on my mom's wall, looked so old country! Loved the wallpaper too. Nice video thanks!
Thanks! Really cool story, always neat to get some more context to the things we find!
I love those Hell town videos , just so damn creepy. Very interesting. Great job guys.👍👍👍👍
Thank you! It was a really fascinating place to visit with a neat story!
Hey guys I did find one thing creepy in the creepy abandoned house. It was at 7:39 in the attic (exactly) to the far right against the wall where those 2 roof beams meet and that big rectangle box is. Between those 2 is a small face of a man ? Amazing !
Very interesting home. The checkered wallpaper in one room could have been a sewing room. Thanks for the tour.
another cool video! funny that you didn't know what a light switch was! was wondering if you get freaked out at any of the homes you explore? if so what's the creepiest thing that's happened to you?
Love that old farm house...
Looks likes it's getting cold there. I loved this explore. I wonder how Helltown got its name.
It's getting down in the 40s a lot here now! I believe the name has to do with the folklore around how the town was abandoned. Lots of legends talk about chemical spills and other disasters. Thanks!
539 Productions very interesting. have a great day.
Awesome video bro!
You missed a great find in the attic. A slicing board that was used to slice cabbage for slaw and such. I sure would love to have an original one. I remember my Mother using one. Slow down moving the camera, makes me dizzy.
Yep! Slaw cutter. I have an old one.
Hey..those big tanks you find in these old houses are Fuel Oil Tanks..for the furnace...
Nice find! I was cool seeing the dual entry.
Cool house
Great video, loved this old house. It kind of reminds me of where I grew up....
Like my grandfather used to say. It’s a slanty shanty with a droopen sloopen and a peeling ceiling. 🤣
A very cool old house. ty x
Great find Matt. Nice to see Adam back on his feet. That toilet was a bit far out from the house!! I wouldn't like to have to go all the way down there in the middle of the night...is that the only toilet or was there one in the house?
Thanks! That would be a bad toilet for winter! Appears it was the only toilet for the house!
Do you ever find out the history of these abandon houses. Found out where the people went, who they were, etc?
Cool old place
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Nice video!:-)
Thanks!
Nice sauerkraut cutter in the attic on the floor.
Loved it
Old hot water heater in basement is actually an oil drum for an oil furnace!!
7:05 Akron Beacon Journal, just is case you're wondering.
Nice spot! Very close to helltown!
Great video - at 7.00 one of you says "Phoenix Comics" and at 7.01 there is a faint voice saying "hello" who is that?
Mags Cooper. I heard that too, a female voice
That's creepy! I'll have to check that out!
pretty sure was peanuts comics
It was "Rose" from the attic!
I was able to hear the faint voice you mentioned. Really cool.
The paper is Akron beacon journal
We had an old stove like that as a kid a Sears Kenmore
Hi great vid cheif. whats your first name ? Im George Im in Pa. if you ever plan a trip here let me know try to be here at 3rd of the month so I have gas and can show you the places i know of.
those big tanks in basements are for fuel to heat the home. my in-laws actually still have em n use em. not being a dick, just noticed them in a cpl of your videos. really enjoy your videos. we used to explore old homes n factory when we were kids(no cameras tho) brings back fun memories.we stopped when a hobo at an old mill along railway shot at us...I was 13 or 14. haha. thanks n be safe.
Thank you for the excellent bit of information! We do run into things from time to time which we have no clue about and I certainly appreciate any info you provide! Have a great day!
Nice vid. Pretty weird house
Thanks!
the thing you thought was an old water heater is for fuel oil to heat the house. i owned an old house that had logs holding the floor
Probably was a hand dug cellar. House only has a basement under half the house. Old stone walls hand laid. House must be very old built in late 1800 or early 1900. Steep stairs in small houses to conserve space . That large flat stone could have covered the well or septic but I don’t remember a bathroom in house.
Very interesting
Cool :)
Will you ever do these kind of videos again Matt?"
Love it..what part of Ohio is this?
i so want that home
you can thank me for putting the pile of bricks by the window ;)
We appreciate the boost :)
What camera did you use?
yup its a mill grist stone and its worth a lot of money to a collector
What is the address to this place
this is helltown ohio right? boston mills? looks like the house in my video
Yeah, kinda. You familiar with the area at all?
link
Be careful of breaking into palaces owed by the state. They will roast your balls.
haha oil tank not hot water heater and I am 100 % that stove is not original to this old house..lol
why does nobody fix it up and live there?
Did you see a bathroom in the house ?
a lot of potential but it would be a fortune to flip.
Yeah, might be one of those places you'd wait for the land value to go up before dropping too much cash into it!
renovate it and sell it or move in lol
Hi just my opinion....video would be way better if you left your friends home.....concentrate on the house not what others are interfering with.....thanks for some good stuff.*john
Thanks John!
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Your going to have to do better than that to say its haunted lol
Did you fine this house creepy what did you fine that found that it was creepy