ABANDONED House - Everything Left Behind ! Old Family Home
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- Exploring an abandoned house that has been left untouched with everything still inside! Today we check out this old abandoned family home that appears to be frozen in time from the 1960s to see what they left behind.
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Do you know if that place is still there
You guys are passing up some bakeware, I know you aren't taking stuff but Corningware is crazy valuable now. Bakeware off white blue flowers. Priced one u had at $726.
You ever find any old postage stamp albums in any of these houses? I collect stamps and that would be a really awesome find.
Dire uncharted travel i was born in 1995 i am a 90,s baby .
If walls could talk...
All the holidays, laughs, fights. I wanna hear about it all.
Buy a house and have a family. You can hear all about yours.
@@themodsify i have all of the above. Its just interesting to see places once loved, left. Maybe it only interests me.
Allison I agree I say that all the time... I love to hear the history on things
@Ses Pez me too, especially really old places.
Same thought ❤️
A house like this usually means that an elderly person passed away without any family members close enough to clean out their belongings. Happens fairly often when children move away and leave elderly parents behind. If an abandoned house doesn't cause a stir in the community and the property taxes are paid no one will care and the house will probably continue to deteriorate.
Dang
I think you’re correct.. It’s amazing when a elderly family member dies and family ransack their home and leave what isn’t worth anything... Makes me sick,... a person lived their, got up everyday for work etc and lived their life and this is what’s left.... makes me so sad! Idk if that makes sense but I worked at home hospice for awhile and while my patients were sick, scared of dying, never did I see a family member... only saw after death to ransack their home... 😢😢😢
This seems likely to me based on the posters found (looks like something a teen might have had, or college student maybe, in the late 90s,) which would place the "kids" as GenX in terms of age. you could totally have an issue where the kids have moved away and aging parent(s) pass away suddenly, etc.
I found a house like this in my area. I will explore it tomarrow
This person seems to have hoarded their home out while lonely. Perhaps used for storage at one point even, def estate passed on or lack thereof after
Explaining what TV Guide is. Boy do I feel old.
IKR? I was thinking the same thing LOL. And I'm in my 40s.
Lol
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I used to love when we would get TV guide in the mail.. I feel old too.. lol
LOL... SAME
47 HERE
When people leave clothing, pictures and documents...they have probably died.
jwathas Or maybe the house was given to a family member that was overwhelmed with it all and decide to keep it the way it is.
Eviction is also a thing
I was thinking the same. Maybe they died and had no kids
@jwathas maybe the family may have died in their home. Or they may be they might have been kidnapped and murdered.
duh mr video maker
I love how yall are so respectful to everything you pick up and look at
Because some people that do these explore videos always take some thing I agree with u
Agreed. Places here in the states tend to be ransacked and graffiti everywhere. Not that all graffiti is bad, but it's placement seems disrespectful. Love your channel Keep it up.
Finally explorers wearing face masks and gloves. Safety.
They likely filmed this during the Covid-19 pandemic.
This hurts my heart to see, even before the music. These are all things that meant something to a family, that they worked for, that was passed down to them, that they shared with their kids. What happened to this family that they had to leave their entire lives behind?
What bothers me is that they keep picking this family's items up and looking at them. They shouldn't say something is "Untouched" if they have now touched it...
@Marc B Murder maybe? Or a drug bust is my guess.
isnt this tresspassing?
abandoned or what not, its still tresspassing.
@@tonypuntillo4931 Not if he has permission from the property owners it isn't.
Wow I'm still shocked how you can still find untouched buildings ect
You’d be surprised at how many there are! Thank you for watching!
As soon as someone discovers one another abandons one
@@UnchartedTravel I can imagine how many abandoned buildings there are in UAE. Falling into debt is a crime!
Thank you for being so respectful. This was someone’s everything.
@@UnchartedTravel Canada seems better for it than the US. All of our stuff is ransacked by hobos and mean kids.
The span of time these artifacts represent is amazing! The Admiral Deluxe 300 chassis TV is from 1956 while the Neon Ballroom poster is from 1999. I hope this family was/still is living a happy life.
These make me feel so sad. The stuff they left behind... mostly the sentimental stuff. :( It raises so many questions
@jwathas
It’s a house so there’s no info on it
The way a lot of stuff was laid out it makes me think someone was packing it up or there was an attempt or plan to have at an estate sale
Look like it was laid out for an estate sale or something.
It does!
I think it was laid out by a hoarder. They don't sell stuff. Who has 10 TVs and a dozen pot lids?
As much as I like these guys...idk...if it was abandoned so long ago why are their brand new storage bins? Dust in places not so much in others.....idk
Yeah, I was thinking along those lines too
I just watched your video. The exterior condition helps keep people away. It looks like an old shack, but surprisingly "modern" once you get in. I'd like you to research what happened, without giving away the location. That would wrap up my curiosity as to why we find the house abandoned in this manner. Thanks for the videos, keep up the good work. Don't let those posting negative comments bring you down.
That's all 70s stuff I grew up with a lot of that stuff that one camera is worth money and the tvs
Yeah, those onion soup bowls are deffo seventies.
So sad. Beautiful things left. Definitely mid 70s and and older. I got married in 1975. Still have same item's. OMG looked like could of been our apartment.
City boys. Don't even know what car ramps or post hole diggers are. Lol smh!
I know. Hilarious!
lol was going to post something abuot that... young kids with no callouses on their hands... not a hard day's work in their life...
runtothehills ok boomer
@@wingmannj Sure. You somehow know what they've done in their life that's considered "hard work" right?
Riiiggghhhttt!! LOL!
Again, outstanding. And one more thing. I'm in my 50's so I have a longer memory and more experience in some of these time periods in which you explore. And I have a strong sense of history anyway. I've been impressed in your narrations with some things you guys guess or surmise correctly without you having lived through them. I love these vids!
Thank you very much for the kind words Bryan! Im glad to hear you enjoy the videos!
Yesss... agreed!
The banter is really fun to listen to, but the fact that they're actually fairly smart and intuitive young people keeps me watching. Can't tell you how many channels I've abandoned simply because the explorer had no intelligent clue what anything was, but yet still kept talking (like a complete idiot) 🤦🏻♀️🧠🚫‼️
@@SherrySherry like Josh? 🤣 literally the only reason I watch his videos are because he explores some really cool places, definitely not for his intelligence or knowledge.
@@blanning2058
🙊 I didn't say any names, but...
🚨 ding, ding, ding!!! 🚨
You win first place prize!!! 🤣🏆‼️
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Y'all experienced 3 incidences of paranormal activity in that house. Door slamming and closing and stuff moving by itself. That house is haunted and has ghosts in it. They were trying to scare y'all and get your attention. Lol.
Lori Shivers I thought the same thing!!
MAYBE IT'S THE WIND OR A RACOON.AT WHAT TIME LORI SHIVERS DID YOU SEE THINKS MOVING?
I saw a cat i think like a calico
@@ΝικοςΧαραλαμπους-γ8ο 3:73
Those little post card paintings that were the size of your hand, they were from a board game called "Masterpiece" ( from the 80's maybe)......the game was about collecting the artwork cards.....
The last of us music really adds to the nostalgic feeling😭
So funny watching these young men trying to guess what these items are! LOL
This is giving me the last of us vibes
The Last of Us is one of my favourite games and an inspiration for most of my work! (Not part2 though)
*Any abandoned house in a TH-cam video ever*
5,000 people in comments: This gives me The Last Of Us vibes!! My observations contribute so much!
Meanwhile: Actual the last of us homes are filled with clickers, spores, dead bodies, ammo etc
Aka nothing like the houses in saidTH-cam videos.
Hajer Al-Musawi same
@@UnchartedTravel Did you happen to use any music from The Last of Us in this video? Haha definitely sounds like it.
@@AktivityNow 5:20 onwards
“What was that?”
“I have no clue.”
ME: 🥺🏃🏽♀️💨
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"Maybe just the wind?" No way... not with such a creepy basement!
my family once found an abandoned house from the 70s and explored it, and i was able to find the name of the woman who lived in the house on a letter, and found her picture in her year book she left in the house.
Why did the doors slam..?
I didnt see any windows open for a draft!! Creepy.....lol
Maybe a mouse or a raccoon why always had to be a ghost?
@@ΝικοςΧαραλαμπους-γ8ο because ghosts are fun. Raccoons and mice aren't
Bumble Bee Animals are fun and THEY are animals so THEY are fun sorry caps-
@@malwinah2o have to disagree. Mice and raccoons carry disease and aren't spooky.
Its that dog! 15:14 🐶 🤣
When he said Silverchair was a boy band I died 😂
Well, they are.
I know! 😂 I want that poster though!
@@MooseCall well if they are a boy band, we might as well call Nirvana a boy band
@@MooseCall - Do you even know the term "Boy Band"? Silverchair were alternative rock or you could call them grunge even. I don't know what era of the band you listened to.
I feel so old.
Something terrible happened here for entire family to leave. Police tape on property is a sign that a crime occurred here maybe even a horrific murder while family or partner died by the hands of a monster husband or wife & kids taken into custody put into welfare foster system? Who knows would be worth talking to locals or research further newspaper archive's. Great to explore abandoned places but also good to figure out more info on the owners who lived there as to complete the whole mystery. Good to see your wearing some protective clothing as alot of places have toxic mold & who knows what else!
I'm guessing a teacher might have lived there. Globes, math home work etc... Seeing that picture of the 4 woman was a sobering feeling. Cool video, stay safe guys.
I used to work for banks cleaning out properties and they don’t liquidate items, they just have the vendor throw it all away. It’s kind of a tragedy really. The vendor just loads and takes it to a dump.
Sad.
Why didn't you look in that bag that was in the TV now I'm so curious you have to go back to see what was in the BAG
Probably had a few vacuum tubes in there - the circuit had a few empty spots for vacuum tubes, the predecessors of transistors.
The homework in the garage they had kids in the 1970s so the parents or parent probably died. Time kills every one. The cups that looked like they were packing away were probably the kids packing up their dead parents belongings. all the stuff in the house they probably said the hell with it and left it.
I know you wrote this comment 6 months ago but I had the exact same thoughts. I helped clean out my Grandfathers house, he was a Hoarder and we just wanted to leave everything behind. We had to get Dumpsters so we could sell the house.
25:24 someones (white) purse just sitting on the chair. Looks full too. Strange.
Wait, basement looks “Kinda spooky”... ummm it looks like silence of the Lamb kind of basement! 👻
Here I thought Frank Costanza was the only person to collect TV Guides...
Good video. Keep up the good work!
I love the old creepy music. It reminds me of the movie “The Shining.”
Exactly what I was thinking😉
OMG you nailed it! Spot on.
This soundtrack is from the game fallout 4, but it does give the video and eery feeling
That's because the song is from the same artist - Al Bowlly
Good ear Kelly.
It never ceases to amaze me when these young people explore these places and see all these old things and have no idea what they are looking at!
That Borax cleaner wasn’t old just because the art style was... lol
The "floor to ceiling lamps" as you called them, were simply called "pole lamps" and were designed to go behind a chair to read by.
Old cameras..ha..when we had to use real film and wind the film on after each take .Then we would take that film along to a developing shop and just two short weeks later , hey presto ! We would get our photos ! Those were the days. It is amazing how things have changed. Now everybody had a digital camera in their pocket and you get your photos instantly . Amazing to an old geezer like me that was born in the 60s.
And TV guides , boy do I feel OLD !
you think you feel old i was born in 1958
I just came across your videos and I must say that this is one of the best abandoned house explorations that I have seen. I really enjoyed listening to both of talk and try to figure out what some of the old things were. I like that you are very respectful of your surroundings and handle the items with care. Great job and I look forward to new exploration adventures!!
Maybe there is a body in that concrete in the basement
No, that's a cistern. A reservoir to store water. Not every house had a good supply of water, or a well. They'd collect the rain water off the roof and have it go into the cistern for domestic use. Note that the hot water heater next to it has a hose going over the wall into the cistern.
I feels same. Hi Tina how are you doing With your family i do hope you’re safe from the Covid?
I'm 46 and my mom would always take me to antique stores and explain what things were. Always so interesting. She has passed away but my daughter is now 22 and we have carried on the tradition. She loves antique stores and I like to explain things to her.
Awe that sound sweet. Hi Melissa how are you doing with your mom i do hope you guys are safe from the Covid?
Although an interesting find, it’s sad to see someone’s entire life left to rot.
Did you ever find out if the police tape meant anything???
The globe is "Deflated" ... Is that a metaphor? ... "They don't make people like they used to." ... Those skis were old school downhill, great find! ... Great work guys!
Hahaha yes the world feels very deflated right now.. and oh very cool I didnt know they were downhill skiis! I just assumed because of how long they were that they were for cross country skiing! Glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks for watching!
Are you a flat earther?
Right on - downhill skis. I remember using that sort of clasp system on some skis back in the day - the 60's & early 70's.
Yoou have some of the best videos on You Tube. Amazing how you can find these places! History Channel needs to watch your work and put you on your own show! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much for the kind words! Happy to hear you enjoy our content!
I love your use of Fallout music in the background. Perfect for the abandoned atmosphere
Well in Fallout we are rummaging through abandoned houses and buildings XD
Yeahh!! Fallout 4 music :D
WoW! So many items recognizable from the 60's on up to the early 80's. The old wall can opener, old blender, camera flash, old stereo equipment, old tube tv, old speaker, shag rug, adding machine, and so many other kitchen appliances, etc. Many items I've held onto since way back then. So groovy seeing this time capsule frozen in time. I can't imagine how kool it was for you young-uns seeing all those vintage items. Checking out the types of books in these places can give you an indication of the personality of whom may have resided in the home. Obviously this house hasn't been upgraded since the early 70's. How the world has changed since way back then. And I'm not sure it has all been for the betterment of mankind, in my opinion. Sadly. Thanks for sharing this video. I thoroughly enjoyed it.
👀👀 I’m here for it ! A LOT of those things (sugar bowl, blender, etc) I remember seeing them in my house or other peoples houses growing up 💜 So cool to see things that bring back memories !
It definitely was a blast from the past! Thank you for watching!
Almost hoarders. So much glassware and dishes. Most of the stuff is early 1960's with the golds and green. What an awesome find!! A lot of it resale and some great money.
The house looked like it was built before the 60's. Upstairs was not an attic it is called a story & a 1/2 house. The light from the floor to ceiling is called a pole lamp. The mallet with the long handle is from a croquet set. When you open something up close it back up, it's called respect to leave things as you found them.
These guys are too young to know what so much of these things are, which makes me feel old. 🙄
@@Kitty-wb1kf It never hurts to try & educate them.
Definitely not sixties, as a lot of the grocery products are modern.
Nansi also the music they played when they said it was from the 60’s didn’t sound 60’s at all. even tho it doesn’t matter but still
I get what you mean, when I said 60s I meant more of like the appliances/wallpaper/shag carpets and just the feel of the home!
@@UnchartedTravel yeah, I get that!
The house still might have been from the 60’s of 70’s, depending on how long the family lived there
@@123rockfan house itself looked older than 60s, the wallpaper was totally 60s-70s, hahaha. At lot of the items dated to the 70s-90s though for sure.
LOL th Faculty and Silverchair posters... their girls are/were about my age, late 90s teens.
I have the same set as the china in the cabinet, its from the 40s
What you called a large thermos is almost accurate. After preheating it with hot water you dump out the water and pour in hot coffee. Close the lid and then push the large button on top to dispense coffee. It usually kept coffee hot for a few hours. It was used for picnic's or if you just didn't want your coffee to keep cooking and get nasty after awhile.
i started crying when i saw the prom corsages😭😭
lol found a Silverchair poster “yeah this was definitely a girls room” 😂
Why do i get the feeling like that was a punishment belt just hanging there in the kitchen?
Sometimes leather belts were used to sharpen knives. Though I got the belt a few times as a kid and that hung in the utility closet.
I saw a wooden paddle hanging on the wall and wondered if it was used for spankings.
There is SO much money sitting there in retro furnishings, kitchen stuff like anchorware and correllware, tupperware, etc.
Love that you both are so respectful. Great job guys! I grew up in the 70s so much of this is familiar, sad...
Me too I love what I see. Hi Joy how are you doing today i do hope you are safe from the Covid?
i wonder why the family left so abruptly, leaving everything behind? also, borax is a laundry powder
I use it all the time. Great stuff.
If I had to guess, it was probably a old couple or one perent on the older side who passed away and the kids just have the property in limbo because they don't want to get rid of it or noone is bitting at the offer.
I would move in and clean up and treasure every single item in that lovely home
Creepy but a great explore! I love that you appreciate and respect the home and contents. Some lovely antiques. At 23:29...I'm out of there! Good to see masks and gloves. Great explore guys!!!
I want to know what went down in that house… it seems like it was a happy home where they had game nights and movie nights.. those walls could really tell some stories man. If only they could talk.
I don't get it why families leave so much stuff behind. It doesn't make any sense at all.
Borax is for laundry.... Swing away can openers were popular in the 1970's.... There was lots of stuff from the 70's there... That mahogany cabinet in the beginning was from the 1920's
Edit: they appear to have been hoarders or perhaps did flea market sales.
You have to lift the unit up to rotate it. There is a tab on the base of the pin which locks with various positions.
"I think back in the 80's they used this to groom their hair with these things or something" - it's a fork, lol..
you may joke but you're not alone in this house
YES OBVIOUSLY THERE IS RACOON .
@Jazzy AndCool One of the guys filming, the other one in the background.
@Jazzy AndCool cat
5:23 I hear that TLOU music... excellent taste. EDIT: and some Fallout 4 music later on if I'm not mistaken?
OMG, I love how you play old 1920’s music! You do it right!
Jon Borges. Do you perhaps know what the name of the song is and who sing it?
@@natashamostert7609 It's all forgotten now - Al Bowlly
Same singer who sang 'Midnight and the stars and you'. That's the song from the movie The Shining.
Wow actually someones using a mask AND gloves.
This is my first time watching this channel, you guys are great! I love how you take your time to look at things, and camera is steady , you’re not swinging it around like they do in some other channels I’ve watched. I will definitely be subscribing
Same here ,definitely be back to watch.
What's with the 1930's music. Its a 1960's house 🤪
Once upon a time, this house was full of life.
The band on the poster is Silverchair an Australian Grunge band from the 90’s and now on an indefinite hiatus since 2011.
Some of the glasses etc...looks very clean for an abandon building, with no dust accumulation
You could see the dust ring of some glasses which were removed
Your brave guys if that weird stuff happen while I was there I would have ran out so fast lol
Hi. Just randomly found your channel. I like your commentary and your vibe 😊
That’s nice to hear!
Hello Sue how are you doing with your family i do hope you’re safe from the Covid?
Did you guys ever figure out what that loud noise was at 23:38? Really enjoyed the tour!
Seriously! What could it have been?! How are more ppl not freaking out over it! I got super spooked out! 😬😬😫
That last noise sounded freaky!!!
I think there was some spiritual activity going on there. ....There were no windows open either to cause that door to shut. 😨
@@tma4444 MAYBE AN ANIMAL A BIG MOUSE OR A RACCOON OR SOMETHING.
Omg that was CRAZY
Tye: im not scared of a ghost! Also tye: *Scared of a raccoon*
Well ghosts don’t have rabies
P.s Give Silverchair a listen, the album frogstomp..Heaviest boy band you've ever heard lmao
My son kept all of his homework and schoolwork for all the years he was in school.
All of those old corningware dishes and soup crocs and everything must be worth a fortune now. It’s amazing!
Update: looked up the corningware and some of that old 1970’s corningware is worth probably a good couple hundred to 1000+ EACH!
I worked for an auctioneer for 5 years and yes, old Corning Ware is valuable.
But you can buy it at thrift stores for $8. I work at a charity shop. Then sell it on eBay for $40
Borax is washing soda to make white clothes whiter. That design was their trademark for years. I'm not sure but you might still be able to buy those boxes.
Some sweet antiques that’d be worth something today
It's crazy to me how culture shapes people to the extent that it does before it vanishes never to be seen as normal ever again. Every generation seems to be traveling in a cosmic bubble of it's own glorious youth.
So what was on all the other posters? You showed one, cut away to the raccoon sound, and never went back to them.
The next one was The Faculty. Movie poster. Robert Rodriguez movie about a school faculty taken over by aliens and only a handful of obviously very different students who had not spoken to one another before, are aware of it. With Josh Hartnett, Elijah Wood, Clea du Vall, Salma Hayek, Famke Janssen, Robert Patrick, Jon Stewart... Pretty good. Watch it, if you haven't. And then there were two more posters they did not show. I would love to see them also.
Very interesting find...u guys work great together...love the music in-between.
Someone really lived there and all the stuff wasn't random, but had its purpose at some point. All of this is interesting, yet really really sad.
LOL - Silverchair is not a "boy band"
I think it's obvious: It's an old person's home who turned into a hoarder.
The rockband Silverchair were popular in 1999-2000ish. Now I feel old.
Hmm on the books all on WW2 obviously the blitzkrieg one goes from the rise of Hitler to Dunkirk. Th eagle has landed was a book then turned into.a movie.in 1976 with Michael caine donald Sutherland pretty good.movie actually.
Very interesting! Thank you for sharing!
A lot of people who lived through WWII were fascinated by the Nazis. That generation was affected in so many ways by WWII. Hitler left an indelible mark on anyone alive at the time.
Blitzkreig means ‘lightening war’ of course in German and is what we in Britain experienced during WW2 .Constant bombing raids ,day and night.Horrific.
The mallet was for croquet.Croquet (French: croquêt; /ˈkroʊkeɪ/ (UK) or /kroʊˈkeɪ/ (US)) is a sport that involves hitting wooden or plastic balls with a mallet through hoops (often called "wickets" in the United
LOL, that was another chuckle point for me. Poor kids today grow up not knowing those basic outdoor games played.
In minute 28:25 playing the song until end of video is absolutely heartbreaking I don't know felt like as if people used to live in this house still in it looking at us saying thanks for visiting they were happy we drop by.. I don't know if anyone else felt it too
Omg it’s so funny to watch these kids fumble around with “relics” and try to decipher their use 😂 the “receipt machine”
21:27 - an old credit card imprinter. You'd put the person's credit card in the holder, lay the manifold receipt paper on top of it. and roll the handle over the card to make the imprint. Used to use one back in the day when I rented cars in NYC back in the 80's. You can see the date wheels which you could change to reflect the proper date.
These two are so young and funny. Listening to them try to figure out what items are and not even remotely close. But it's interesting to listen to them try to figure things out...
Of course they are . Hi Shari how are you doing with your family i do hope you’re safe from the Covid?
23:31 holy shit its my favorite 90s band silverchair! they were like a post grunge band freaking amazing fossil!
My dad used to drink Gennesee in bottles like that here in Ohio
The belt hanging in the kitchen was for whooping children..
I'm crying, there were so many memories of things I had as a child. The cellar was much like the one I played in. Feels unreal to have lived and survived through all I had. Blessings
“Wooden inserts” ( for shoes ) are called SHOE TREES. They do keep the form.
I think that whoever owned/owns that place had an antique/junk shop and after it closed everything just got brought to the house. That TV is from the 1950s but there's also a book by W.E.B. Griffin from 2005... Not to mention the wild mix of different dishes all over the place, antique shop stuff for sure.
It almost looks like the people of that house faced foreclosure or something? I know that in the US around 2009 or so, there were lots of foreclosure houses. I have seen houses like that were people just leave stuff behind and just leave because they have to get out. Whatever happened, it's very sad indeed. Thanks for this awesome video!
A situation occurred in my family once where a female relative had to abandon her house because of a domestic abuse situation. She couldn't afford to pay the mortgage on the house it wasn't safe to return to and pay rent elsewhere. Her husband who abused her and the children, was listed on the mortgage papers so had a say as to whether it could be sold. He refused to authorize the sale of the place. His family lived next door and my relation didn't feel safe returning there. She already owned the house when she met him. She eventually just let the bank take it with content's. I went there with her a few times to retrieve things that she needed. She was afraid to go on her own because her husband had attacked her on the property once when she returned there alone. Those kinds of situations do happen.
You never heard of Silverchair