Exploring America's Abandoned Treasure House | Everything Is Left Behind
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.พ. 2022
- This Abandoned house rests abandoned for maybe over 30 years. it has all of America's history from the 1950s just sitting inside frozen in time.
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I’ve seen this and I was so worried about your safety all throughout!!! 😅
1970s, not 1950s
Thank you dude :)
Gadget is a toaster..
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I honestly love how respectful Josh and his friends are. They might look at things, but they always put it back.
They not tryna get haunted yo lol common trekker knowledge
Agreed they are very respectful
yeah!
The only time Josh ever took something from an abandoned building,was when he went to his old school and took a yearbook
as far as we know. we don't know what happens off camera.
I find these houses so sad! It’s like someone’s whole life forgotten.. good thing you are filming it and sharing a bit of who that person was! Do you take something with you when you go to those places?
I know it’s not what Josh is there to do but I really wonder how many treasures he’s walked past in all these places… money taped to the underside of furniture, a first edition book or an original painting, etc.
I know he’s found a piano and a cool car before.
It’s interesting to me and I suppose, in a way, most anything in there is a treasure because it was once important to those that lived there.
Everything is ‘old’ in the kitchen as it was properly made in those days. These days products only have a short life so you buy new constantly. That IS a toaster by the way. I think it’s disgusting that the family can not get their arses on a plane and fly to Grannies/Mums house to retrieve sentimental items and make sure her home is secure. That’s a poor excuse in today’s era, it’s not like we have a cart and horse to travel in!! This family obviously didn’t care or love her that much. So sad 😭 Amazing time capsule, so much lovely stuff to see. Let’s hope it doesn’t get stolen or vandalised. Thanks Josh ❤️
I love Josh’s infectious enthusiasm. He genuinely finds what he sees beautiful and you cant help but see it through his eyes when he films. He’s so genuinely kind as well you can’t help but be whisked away on the adventure.
It amazes me how the family doesn't empty these homes, all those memories just sitting there waiting to decompose, oh and I've just been given my late Nana's game of Chinese Checkers that I use to play with her as a child in the 1970s ❤️
The two brothers that own the house are in there 80s. The reason it’s not emptied out is because they are in disagreement on what to do with the property one wants to sell one does not.
@@ExploringWithBigD that's a shame, my brother has told me when my elderly uncle time comes we have to sell his home and split the money which I don't want to as it's the last family home we have and luckily my uncle has sorted it and is leaving it to me and my son, my brother doesn't bother with him I'm the one out of all the family that does and today I'm going to visit as it's his 75th birthday 🙂🥳
My grandparents died a few years ago now and their house was pretty old, if you'd walked through it you'd have gotten the same 50-90s vibe!
It was a council house so we had to empty it for the next people, 60 years of memories just trashed and it was heart breaking!
This pad is just full of priceless gems from years gone by. Being 66, I literally cracked up when Josh said "Dude, no way, I think that is an old juke box in the back?" Ass he approaches the "juke box" "Look, no way I have never seen one of these, like this!" As he's turning the radio dial. Some of the things that pop out of Josh's and Steve Ronin's mouths crack me up as they explorer. Often, wondering what specific vintage or not items are? They are so young in so many ways. Which is a fun thing. I remember those erector building kits. It's nice to view the same homes filmed by different explorers . Each show things others have missed or neglected to offer in their videos. Great explorer Josh!!! Keep these types a- coming.
Imagine logging into TH-cam and seeing a video of someone walking around your parents/grandparents house, would be so trippy
yes but maybe also that they didn't know she died when contact is lost. Afterall family always care for the house so it go's to a house sale makes me thinkng what happend
I love how he put things back the way it was before.
I'm 60 years old, and I have to chuckle every time Josh says, "for all you old folks who are watching..." I don't think anything Josh ever says could offend me; he doesn't even realize what/how he's saying things, and I ABSOLUTELY HATE IT!Yep, even us OLD folks love Josh?
I'm 60 years old, and I have to chuckle every time Josh says, "for all you old folks who are watching..." I don't think anything Josh ever says could offend me; he doesn't even realize what/how he's saying things, and I ABSOLUTELY HATE IT!Yep, even us OLD folks love Josh?
I truly appreciate how respectful josh is when he enters places like this! Great work.
Josh you never fail, you see things others dont , from a simple home to a mansion you will case it out , with no stone unturned.
Just about having a open mindset
@@ExploringWithJosh And the ability to see beyong the 4 walls, you look into the character of the place and the history behind it. You can tell you have a passion for your work and I think this honesty is what has made you popular.
So often, explorers see books as objects. The type of books you read can say a lot about how you are as a person. A bookshelf can reflect someone's interests. It can give explorers a better sense of the person they're exploring.
I'm an absolute bibliophile and completely agree! What makes me so sad is that the up and coming generations dont/won't feel the same. I have books that I've loved and reread since high school (I'm 51) ! Sadly, my own daughter(24) who really enjoys reading, has maybe 10 books all together, because now she reads on line books! I just can't do that! Lol🤓👍
Fascinating! Loved seeing all the 1950s kitchen items and toys, awesome, little hidden gem.
Yes it was a cool experince
I bet this place was gorgeous in its prime. To bad the family didn't do something with the stuff, instead of leaving it there to rot. There's an immense amount of really old antiques and collectibles.
I love how respectful you are Josh wherever you go. You paint the story of the family for us so we imagine them living there, Thankyou from an oldie (49 😂😂)
This is what's sad about these abandoned old places where families don't want to take the time to go through and salvage their loved ones memorabilia. There's a lot of antiques that are still in great condition, other antiques like the toaster. Some of the decorative china in that one cabinet are so precious. Those afghans are some beautiful family heirlooms that probably nobody alive remembers.
I’m 60 years old and when Josh says , “ For all you old folks who are watching…”
I seriously just have to chuckle. I don’t think anything Josh would ever say could offend me. He doesn’t even realize what/how he’s saying things and I ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT!
Yep, even us OLD folks love Josh😂❤️👍
Offend you? He never said he thought he might offend you.
He said he thinks older viewers might be suprised by this house.
I'm not close to that age yet but he is awesome ☺️✌️!
WOW this house is amazing..😍telling so many stories.🙈
I was impressed by the incredibly beautiful tea cups ☕🫖inspired by the last century ... from the interesting toys 🎠🚗🧸and from the whole family history traced in photos.🎞 Thanks Josh for showing us, we appreciate it! 🙏
Yes that is a 1950s electric one-sided toaster. Here's some information about it from object lessons
This electric toaster is manually operated. It is metal so would have been hot to touch after use.
The toaster is basically a rectangular box with two side flaps that can be pulled down by moving a lever on the shorter side of the box. The side flaps are made out of thin metal rods so that the bread inside the toaster can be seen. Inside the box is an element that would be heated by electricity. The heating elements comprise a thin metal wire that became red hot, and so toasted the bread. The bread was sandwiched inside the flaps, with a second interior set of rods preventing it from falling against the heater.
As bread toasts it gets dry, and tiny crumbs drop off. These can create a mess if not collected, so underneath the toaster is a small metal crumb tray. Crumbs can be shaken out when the toaster is cool enough to hold.
The toaster stands on four small metal legs that would prevent the heat transferring from the hot toaster to the kitchen worktop.
Funny thing is, I've actually got an old school toaster from like... I dunno. I believe it is from the 60s? And yeah, the sides of it where you'd slide your toast into gets pretty hot.
You are basically describing both old and modern toasters lol
Hey Josh Ive been with ya for years now. Not sure how many, but I swear the content just keeps getting better! I love that you do paranormal videos now to because I have been saying to myself for years that specific places you have been too would be perfect for it! I do those myself on my own time but never thought to record.
My great grandma had a toaster like that. Those radios predate TV. In the days a radio like that would have been the focal point of the living room. That red lamp was an old camping lamp. It was really cool to see all those old toys. That pinball game was really something. And the old erector sets. But crayons haven't changed much in the last 60 years. Nice explore, Josh!
That contraption that you flipped down In the kitchen was an old toaster.. An AMAZING Time capsule. Great Vid Josh. Love the content.
Watching from the Philippines. Been your follower/subscriber since 2 years ago. Always love how your character lightens every mood (even in ghost hunting, lol)! Love watching all of your videos, Josh. Keep it up!
I totally learned to love the antique and classic things because of you! Haha. Much love.
I love the flower flooring in the one bedroom. Looked like tile, probably linoleum. This was such a bittersweet explore ❤️
being a fan for so awhile, so happy to see u doing the same good job at ur adventures and content Josh! 🖤 U NAILLL film aesthetic every time!
It's so great seeing your new generation appreciating the older generation! We learn from our past! Thank you for all your videos and enthusiasm for the "time forgotten"! By the way, cigar boxes were used because they were very sturdy and great for storage. Keep up the great work!
Hahaha great times bro. This is one the best time capsule houses around in US right now. Great documentation
I think it was you guys I saw explore this I recognized items as josh was going thru it from another video
Awesome video Josh! ❤️🥰 Yes that’s a toaster!! 🍞 I’m amazed it hasn’t been vandalized!! Great find for sure! All those antiques and China dishes ☺️
That was an antique toaster. My family still uses one at our summer cabin in the woods with no electricity. Super cool find.
Hey Josh! I found this video very interesting and learning a little bit about the former family history regarding this Homestead.
Thanks alot I love to explore and share the history!
I’ve been exploring old homes & buildings for over 20yrs. I am glad you guys leave the places as u found them. I’d have to take some little souvenir😉Love love love your channel!!!!❤️ Can we have more exploring of old mansions???? Thnx, great footage as well!! Love the history & architecture!! 💜
Josh, that is not a coincidence of the entire family dying at that time. That was an old toaster for bread and yes, he is right about what it is. You should have done a ghost hunt there in the house and see if you get anything.
It's true that I'd there is true love in a relationship they will die together or soon after the other.
Best part of today! It’s been such a long, bad day so finally getting to come home to one of your videos 😚🤌
Yay! Your day is now saved
it's so fascinating to see this kind of abandoned home that someone used to live in and everything is left where it was before the person had passed away or moved out. there were a lot of stuff inside the house that was still in good condition. ;)
Why it smells fishy ... Aren't you thinking this as an opportunity to become rich overnight . Don't lie bro ...I got u
Lmao 😂😂
Wow!! When you switched the lights looked awesome! 😮👍
Never been so early. Your videos keep me going man. Keep up the insane work you do.
Classic, love this video and yes it is a toaster,that house has tons of antiques and thank you Josh for sharing this amazing find a real gem💎
Welcome!!
l love this videos
Thanks for another great video your videos are always appreciated you go to the most epic places keep up the good work much love and respect to you
The thing hanging next to the sewing machine, they're wooden cotton reels all strung together.
I absolutely love explores like this. So rare. People seem to not be able to stop themselves from destroying things. Don’t get me wrong, a good dilapidated explore is great too. Part of why I love hiking. I’ve stumbled across so many abandoned places that way.
It’s cool how Josh and his friends go and investigate old historical houses
Groovy.Honestly, most things in that house are in mine as well. But Ive always filled my house with vintage and antiques. Really love that fact it is hidden within the woods and secluded. That has always beenmy dream home far away from the city life. I believe what you thought to be a napkin holder was actually a Hotdog Warmer. Bills were kept in Cigar Boxes. My Moms Grandparents from Germany did the same routine. At dawn they would sit around an old RCA Victrola tube radio to hear the Farm Report and Weather I spent so much of my childhood learning from them and how to survive. Our family, Im the only one left now that knows their past and shares all the past memories. Appreciate and Respect my friend.
I absolutely love these abandoned videos!! Thank you!
Josh, just now watched your awesome and cool abandoned house video! I really thought the record was making music when he was using the key. That's cool seeing stuff from the 50's but, it was before my time. Really enjoyed your video.
Thanks for sharing your amazing adventures with us Josh , your content is the best 👌🏻❤️
Your welcome glad you enjoy
He is right. Thanks for the upload Josh
That’s a toaster my dear! My dad has one, it was my grandparents.. love the old farmhouse sink, my moms house was built in 1805, she has 2 sinks in her kitchen and they’re just like that. Amazing! I have a fan from the 50s, a fire extinguisher, lots of cool things! Such an awesome home, love how you explore it all, do your research and connect with it all! You’re an old soul, no doubt about that! Much love josh! I’m subbed to all of ur channels 🥰
This house is truly special.
Not only is the house itself in pretty good condition and has all the furniture and decor still inside, BUT it looks completely UNTOUCHED.
Nothing looks set up or re-arranged and that is so unique.
Thank you for sharing this place.
Crazy how all their family photos of so many years are just laying there.
I hope some of the living family members have copies of these 💗.
And yes!!! Cant wait for the merch restock on the 17th :))
LY xx
Much love Josh. Stay safe and keep doing your thing.
What a treasure of a home and I genuinely admire how respectful the abandoned places lovers people are when they visit places.
Honestly, I'm your fan for a long time ago and I never missed your video. I like your video about the abandoned house/places more than any video about a haunted house.
Loved this video Josh thank you!
These are the best videos! I love your videos Josh. Keep up the good work!!
I love watching uour videos cause of all the retro vintage things. Also your merch designs always so cool!! I wish those were available as a tshirt
When I have my family this film shows how it's meant to be... Getting photos of everyone each year.
What a Gem place. Thanks Josh. From Craig. UK. See you.
Talk about taking me back to my childhood... Love your videos
All the memories made, all the things they possessed... gone... withering away. Weird feeling.
We're looking at what was, and what won't be ever again.
felt this one bro
@@jerometricksterharte3292 human life is a strange concept. 🤔
Dude this is so fascinating!!!!!
Yep epic find. Thank you Josh! Makes me sad that some of that stuff will rot.
Nice Josh. An amazing house in great condition considering and lots of cool everyday items still there. On the bed post was cotton reals strung together, would have had cotton on them i guess they did lots of sewing judging by the machine next to the bed.
Reminds me of my grandma's house. Thanks for the trip down memory lane.
He is right, it is a toaster. And the other is a string of Wooden thread spools, my grandmother use to do the something with hers.
Great video Josh loved this old time capsule house seeing the pictures and the toys is amazing well done keep up the good work 👍💖🤘 stay well brother
You would think that children and grandchildren would try to get together & hand it over to a solicitor to see if a will was left, if not to sell it & split up costs of the money left to the next of kin or friends .
Love Tuesday ou Josh, will certainly watch all three of your channels. When are you going back to the UK? Loved you with DAN!
You are, hands down, a cool and respectful guy who delivers AWESOME content!!!
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This is the best ❣️ Thank you for the new update
Love all the little bottles on my the window ledge in the kitchen!
This is a amazing video well done josh stay safe
Yo! @19:13 when you were checking out the closet that went into the storage room, on the floor by that chest you looked in, I had that same boom box w/CD player on the floor. That came out in 1996-97 time frame. Wow! Cool video! Hopefully the fam will restore the house and at least give it a chance to be lived in by a family who would love to build new memories within those walls. Awesome house!
The first lot of jars in the basement would be preserving jars for fruit and veggies. The other jars would be for jam. The old toaster was funny. The trick was to turn the toast over to do the other side without burning your fingers. The crochet blankets were fabulous.
Watching your videos always puts me in a good mood. You bring such a positive vibe to TH-cam 😊👍🏻
I’m not sure if anyone mentioned it but the “beads” hanging off the metal headboard are just empty spools of thread that were strung up together and hung over the corner of the headboard. I love old homes with all their treasures inside. Thank-you for the video. 🇨🇦🤗❤️🙏🏻
Where is this place such a beautiful gem. Josh, you did an amazing job on this one once again!!!!! Thank you
Im watching this while relaxing in a hot afternoon, what a mood..
And i have seen all 3 of Josh channel and subscribe to all of them
I have never seen a toaster like that one that wasn't made for a show. That's so cool! Thx Josh!
Your channel is the best currently have Covid and your getting me through it binging this channel all day love from Australia brother
Crazy this is all so intact when you can see it's pretty close to what looks like a main road with cars driving by.
Dude, they are the ones who organized and decorated this place.
@@nicolemegyeri5267 how did you come up with that?
Awesome find Josh.. really a beautiful Gem..
Oh gosh, that house just made me feel so sad......everything just left behind. What a fantastic find though....i really hope the vandals and thieves dont find it. Great video Josh and yes that really was a toaster..lol xxx
I absolutely love this house. I kinda wanna buy it. Plus it reminds me so much of my two grandparents houses.
Cigar boxes brings back memories from my gtandma! She kept all her paper bills and photos in them they stacked very nicely in the closet! I laughed when Josh said I wonder if theres any cigars left in them. Nope they used them for storage!!
Amazing video josh. 👍🏻
The testers model paint. Bring back memories when my dad would use those on his models
Yessir new upload I was watching you last night waiting for a new upload
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Hey Josh, I noticed something that I didn't see in the comments. Grandpa was a fireman! I saw the "Firemen" magazines and if you look at the pic at the 26:45 mark, that's not an old car, that's a fire truck from the '20's. Look at the driver, he's wearing a fire helmet! And if you look at the details, you can see the fire bell, light, fire hose (behind the driver and in front of the guy hanging off the back) and by the guy in back you can see the fire pipes. I totally glossed over it the first time I saw the vid, then it occurred to me. I just thought that was interesting.
Ok, stay safe and be wise. 😇
Hello Josh, great video, great find 😊 that was a drop leaf toaster from the 60's/70's maybe earlier, I forget, my Gramma had one, she loved her burnt black toast, it worked throughout the 90's, yes she got a updated toaster for me, I never liked burnt toast, awesome to see one though ❤️ Irene from Hamilton Ontario Canada
I think that first thing you asked about was a recipe holder. Also, potassium chloride is a supplement some people have to take if their electrolytes tend to be low, so that's probably why it was there- some older people have to take it. Great video!
I love that floor model tv!! For its age it’s in nice condition and it has the swivel on it to. There’s a lot of memories from my childhood in there I’m 42… I love this house!! You did a really good job on this house!! I however never seen a toaster like that so it’s much older than I am.. ❤️❤️❤️
That sewing machine is crazy and in such good condition. Wow.
Great video ✨ thanks for sharing
Omg amazing video I really enjoyed it thank you josh and great explore and such a beautiful house
Thank uu!!
@@ExploringWithJosh your welcome and love your videos Josh
Great video thanks!
I wonder where the family is now. This was pretty wild.
Thanks Josh, this house was brilliant, a time capsule from the past, love and peace from Sth Australia.
The "chemicals in the window are old model paint jars, the device is and old toaster.
Loved seeing all those old toys, hopefully the family can or allow someone to get the toys and put them on display somewhere.
The item at 2:39 is a bread toaster, like the ones that pop up. But just an old one. This house is amazing!!