A traditional abandoned 1920s FARM HOUSE in Belgium | Untouched for over 20 years!
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Somewhere deep in the Belgian countryside, we discovered this beautiful property completely frozen in time. A rich piece of Belgian culture, is now left abandoned and seems to be forgotten in ages. This abandoned farm house, owned by a Belgian farmer family, is one of those properties that was passed on from generation to generation. Now, 20 years later, we explore it to find out what's left.
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A traditional abandoned 1920s FARM HOUSE in Belgium | Untouched for over 20 years!
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The little wheel with a handle is for sewing, it’s called a tracing wheel. You would lay chalked paper, chalked side down between the uncut fabric and paper pattern and roll the wheel along the cutting lines on pattern paper. The little spikes on the tracing wheel would leave a dotted chalk line on the fabric to show where to cut. Great video.
The piano is a Carl Mand from Germany, an old one, beautiful!
The magazine was 70 years old, sad to see someone's home, decaying, to wonder what happened to them. Interesting to reading others comments. Well-done boys. Cheers Lynne Australia 🇦🇺🐨👍🏻⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
The plastic item that looks like a hat hanging on the coatrack is a form for drying baseball type caps after they are washed so their shape is retained.
I love when you guys explore the Netherlands and Belgium. That is a beautiful piano, I wish it could be saved from decay!
Explomo, please keep exploring Belguim, apparently there are more teasures you have missed.
My Favorite two areas, the Carl Mand piano room, and with that Ceramic Heater, and the upstairs bed with the miniature Bibles. This home quite indeed interesting...so many umbrellas! 🌂☔🌂☔🌂
As always a great video. Thanks guys. The "pizza slicer" is used in sewing to trace the pattern off onto material. It is still used in sewing today.
Cindy Kruger Thank you for such good information, With regards from Bombay India.
My heart cries for this beautiful home. Once so loved, now so lonely. Once tenderly cared for, now left to rot. So sad.
Loved the green & white tiles and china .
You are allowing us to see things we have only seen in movies (as copies). Other things I am seeing for the first time in my life thru your videos - thank you!
All so fascinating.
Maya Ozen Well said my friend! I agree with you. I'm addicted.
LOVED that house!!! Between the awesome wallpapers and the beautiful ceramic stoves I totally fell in love! The green and yellow tiles as well!!!!
Thank you Explomo!!! Another killer video! 💚💛💚💛💚💛
What a beautiful home.I love all the antique furniture and colorful wall papers.I hope no one trashes it.I also love the fireplaces and unusual stoves.Love it.you guys take care.🖒🇺🇸💟💗😙
Adore both of you, your accents and calming voices are so relaxing while you give us the history and tour, that's why I love watching your video's. The bike at the start for some reason reminded me of Germany, maybe I watched a documentary and saw a similar bike. A journey back in time, how wonderful would it be to see that home as it was new. @19:22 That stunning piano with the hand carved Angel's Beautiful. I'm Amazed at how high the ceilings were for that era. Another brilliant video. Thank you both from Australia xx
Your words are truly appreciated Judy. Thank you very much and it’s our pleasure to make and share these videos with you :-)
@@Explomo That's so sweet. Thank you Both so much from Victoria, Australia 🐨🦘💞
The pizza cutter device was a tool used with carbon copy paper t mark patterns for making clothing. When you first entered the house there was a pretty modern washing machine and right behind it was an antique one that was from way back in the 40's. They called it a wringer washing machine. Thank you for this trip through history.
Look at that wallpaper - immediately caught my eye!!! The tile below is also amazing. I love how those cabinets are built into the walls. Those stoves are beautiful. The washing bowl and pitcher - I collect those. Hmmm no bathroom. What an amazing explore!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hi again, After watching your video more restfully for a second time, I saw some very nice details in that old, historically interesting typical
belgian farmhouse. - The living room with the bed was very cozy, but i fully agree to you, that the room with the beautiful upright piano was
a real surprise. - After my opinion it was furnished with quite a fine sense of elegance and style. It reminded me somehow of a typical French
"salon", the representative room of a house/ mansion. - The oven by the way was designed in a very clearly identifiable art nouveau style with
the wonderful floral elements. I guess the age more than 120 years old. - Very beautiful was the mantplepiece clock with the highly decorative
two matching candlesticks, probably from the turn of the 19th/ 20th century. - The pictures on the wall and ceiling showed also elegance
and style. - On the whole you were taking us viewers through a location, literally frozend in time - a true time capsule!
I loved watching this explore. - Amazing!! - Wonderful explore, dear friends. - Peace and lots of blessings! - Kindest regards.
Beautiful old farm house. I loved the green stove. Never seen one so vibrantly colored. Thanks guys!!
Thanks for an inside look at the culture there. It is so different from where I live. The tiled walls ( and floors ), wallpaper and carved furniture are so unique. It looks like it was quite a charming farmhouse in it's prime.
I want that awesome cabinet with the cat and dog handles!!! Never seen anything like that! Thank you.
Wow! Another Amazing Find. You really never know what you will find on your travels. This one was very unique. A lot of Antiques and Religious Relics here. Very Beautiful Carvings of the dog & cat in the woodwork of the drawers. Wow. A lot of work must have gone into this one of a kind piece of Furniture. I really love the piano with the Candle holder. Very unique. The decay and cobwebs are really kind of interesting though. The funeral card for the nice Man was so interesting. And the fact that it came from the early 1900's was so fascinating. Thank-You for another incredible Exciting Explomo Expedition. Looking forward to the next find of place unseen & unknown. Take Care, Much Love To You Both. Stay Safe & Healthy. Peace To You Both.
At timestamp 33:05 that was a scale for measuring weight of something small. They still have those here in the states and are sold as postal scales to clip to an envelope and measure to see if it needs extra postage stamps.
e’m here watching again your vid. Guys stay safe and God bless!🇸🇽
That huge pink thing was what music would come out of when playing their Victroyla
Those things you put under your beer in the states are called coasters...
Great explore guys..
Love you..💞
Thank you very much for letting us know and watching again Sheree! Happy you liked this exploration again. Much love back to you!❤️
That was a great find. Enjoyed the find.what I also think is great,that when you are exploring both of you do not destroy anything. The best part you put everything back the way you found it. Cannot wait until the next adventure.
Hi both it’s Ann great find very interesting,love some of the furniture,so much left behind .We all will do that one day ,so it’s so important to live the life we can ,tell the people we love ,that we love them ,stay safe both ,you are two lovely young men with good hearts stay safe my favourite explorers lv Ann uk xx
The piano music was so beautiful and appropriate for this house.
That gorgeous tea set is 1920's/1930's based on the the bottom marking! Lots of things from the 1950's and prior. They didn't prioritize modernizing their decor.
Thank you for the tour and your respect!
Love you guys, half of these places I’d back up my UHaul and unpack! Just another magnificent find!💘
At 34:48 that item is a wheel for scoring lines of holes in paper so that you can tear the paper along the line you make. Kind of like how school notebooks have a line of tiny holes to make it easier to tear out a page.
Thank you for telling what it is used for, I seen it for the first time in a bondge video!!
I would love to have seen it when it was lived in. The tiles and heaters were wonderful. Thank you for showing it. I love that you are so respectful to their belongings.
Love...love... Love
You gave me heart attack when you leaned on that balustrade. railing it could give way.
Wow that's a very very beautiful home. Awesome old stuff and beautiful details of the past history. I like it. Thanks for sharing on youtube. 👍😊
What a time capsule! ❤️(Also wanna play that piano 🤣)
Hi guys, such a lovely place, thank you for taking us along, much love. xx💖
I took a lot of archeology courses. I was hooked when I found artefacts from an old abandoned shed and later the floor of the old house on our farm with some buried kitchen implements. This is so interesting. Take care and be safe!
Great video guys you two are amazing explorers if you are ever back in the uk I would love to meet you on a explore,you are by far the best time capsule explorers on TH-cam ❤️
The thing in drawer with star wheel was a pattern marker for sewing.
Hi Explomo! Greetings from Philippines... keep safe
Loved the farm house!! It was so different with having part seming like they had so much money. Then there were rooms that had tiny stove and not much furniture. Very interesting. Thank you both for sharing your explore with us. 😊🇺🇸
They are called coasters for your drinks in English
Thank you for letting us known Heather! Truly appreciate it :)
I’d call them beer mats for those cardboard ones, as you have those on a table or bar in a pub, and coasters for the non disposable type, ( made out of wood, pottery, marble, plastics, etc).
What a Beautiful house. The end pics are amazing. Gr8 video guys.
Wow, who’d have thought it would be so stunning on the inside after seeing the outside first! Beautiful tiled floors, love the wallpapers in the bedroom and living room/parlour/front room. The piano was just stunning, untouched, and still worked. So, so beautiful 😍 thank you 😊💓
The inside was indeed a big surprise to us Rachel! Glad you liked it and it was a pleasure for us to share this place with you 😊❤️
Hi both it’s Ann great find ,some special things their ,great video ,your so respectful,you both have a good heart an sole thank you for taking us around with you both stay safe luv Axxx uk
The US word for the protectors to use under a beverage container is called a coaster. In the dresser drawer you found a tool that you didn't recognize, and that is used for sewing in the old days to mark sewing lines. My Mom had one, and she used carbon paper, but I think powdered chalk was also used by tailors. Hope that helps.
Absolutely amazing. What an amazing time capsule. So sad that its been forgotten and left for nature to claim.
Thank you very much Amy! It is very sad no one claims it. Let’s hope someone saves it before it is too late.
@@Explomo your welcome. We can only hope someone saves it in time. Fingers crossed 🙂
It is so heartbroken that all the antiques were left behind.
Another great video, thank you once again for allowing us to come along on your adventures! Its so wonderful to see other places in this world I might otherwise not get to see. So beautiful, thank you.
Watched all your videos love the history in them and how good they are . This one is my favourite so far and i love the old fashioned stoves they are so beautiful .
This is just beautiful!
Wow, very old house. Thank you for sharing ❤️
34:41 is for making clothing patterns. Great video guys 🇦🇺🙏
One of the tools in a drawer is a compass caliper for carpentry and the other is a tracing wheel.
Hello 👋 guys thanks much for the upload stay safe and God bless you always 👍✌️🇨🇦🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️
woou woou what a great video the house is very out of the ordinary from other explorations the chairs are still made of leather those chairs are very old the living room where the piano is
Wow nice place..lots of cobwebs too...great video xx
This home is just so lovely and full of many treasures. I am in love with the tile floor in the parlor. The drapery is quite grand as well. I think this family was quite well to do. I am quite struck by how in so many of these houses even if they are abandoned not that long ago they are not full of modern amenities. It is quite charming the appreciation of things that are still useful and not discarded because they are not "modern". I live in an 1802 Greek Revival in Maine, USA. I appreciate and love old homes very much. Thank you for exploring and showing us all these once loved homes that would be forgotten if not for you both.
It is our deepest pleasure to explore these places and share them with you Susan! :-)
Greatness is the word for y’all needs to be a regular show on tv
I like the old tiles & old wallpaper too. I loved the way the doors downstairs & the bannisters on the stairs have been painted. It is most decorative.
Philips radio. It is an English made radio.
That plant growing inside the front door is called 'Ivy', in English.
Wow guys that's a nice one! Mantel clock with matching candle holders would fetch quite a lot of money in the states .As well as those beautiful crocks the large brown one in cellar and the ones in last room. Shame no one claims their family treasures. And I love the dog and cat cupboard its wonderful.Thanks for the looky-see.
That picture/obit you showed looks like the man in the picture has a priest’s collar on. Maybe a brother of the people that live there? Great video you guys, I absolutely love these really old homes. 👍🏻😊
What a very interesting explore guys! Thanks for sharing with us! 👍🏼
Godin stoves are famous French stoves, firm is still going. Such a pity to see this abandoned house, such fine pieces in there. Thanks Explomo for all your videos!
You’re so welcome Karine! Glad you enjoy them all, and thanks to you for providing more information about the Godin stoves ☺️
The squares that you picked up in the begging are called Coasters in American English, they are used to protect furniture from water stains from glasses filled with drinks
Thank you for letting us know Bonnie! We love to learn new words and expand our vocabulary :)!
you are so welcome, i really enjoy your explores
Hi Explomo , the details throughout those rooms were beautiful , wow this place was amazing , it must of been so beautiful in its better days , great video as always and an amazing find , thanks for sharing , hope you are both well , peace out . :)
Explomo in Phils😉
Exciting !
Hi guys, great explore and upload. We missed you in the live chat. 👍🏻👍🏻🤗
I’m sorry I could not make it to the live chat Simon! My work called me last minute so I had to turn up and help them out. Will be there in the next one! Thank you for being there ☺️
@@Explomo Priorities are priorities. All the best from Buenos Aires!
Watching your videos again from the Philippines 🇵🇭
Those square pictures of Santa are called .. coasters . It is what you put your glass or drink on to catch the moisture . Love watching you guys ❣️
Being from Belgium... I totally enjoyed this. I have a few of the pieces displayed here.
Greetings and thanks from México🤝
I think the thing that looks like a pizza wheel might be for dress-making. For marking out patterns on paper. To make the paper patterns for making garments, before you cut out the pieces of material.
It’s a hat shaper, you wash your cap then put it on top of the hat shaper, so it drys to the shape
THANKS MAURINO A GREAT VIDEO,,I LOVE YOU GUYS
I wish, in these older houses, Explomo would locate the water source and whether they had an outside toilet or privy.
very excited💕💕💕
Great video, I love seeing old houses & how people lived back in the day. Thanks for sharing. 👍
Great explore. That house has been through a lot. I try to imagine what it was like during the wars there. I didn't see any electic lights or outlets. Maybe I missed seeing them. It looked pretty much off grid. Thanks for another great video.
Eventhough with sound error i enjoyed watching the previous video till the end.i love it and cant wait to watch the new one.waiting from Malaysia
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Sarojini Govindaraju oh! Sister, you are Indian? I am also waiting these new coming video same like you.
With Regards. From Mumbai
@@drpappulohot2657 bom dia lindos .
Mande um bom dia para nós do Brasil Cleide Curitiba Paraná.
Cleide Facini thank you for your reply, but please write in English language only, because we can't understand your regional language
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Cleide Facini thank you for reply but please write in English language I can't how to read your regional language , Regards from Bombay India.
I love watching your videos... Keep safe.💕
In the drawer: The device for taking measures is a small letter scale for taking the weight of a letter to apply the correct stamps on the letter. I have got one pocket version of this, too. It fits into a small pocket...
Great vlog guy s thank u my friend
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What a lovely place, I love old wood furniture 🪑 a lovely explore once again 🌹
Love, love the green stove. Thanks again for a great video. Maureno you and Remon please stay safe.
Another amazing video, a real life museum and great find.
Might be worth taking a small tube of oil with you for those troublesome squeaky hinge moments 😂.
Thank you for your beautiful work
Very interesting explore I really enjoyed it thank you boys xx
Wow amazing explomo,enjoy watching👍👍👍
Amazing!! Hermosos objetos, me enamoré del piano y de la jarra junto a la ventana. Muy buena exploración.
Awesome explore! I love houses like this one...be safe and thank you 😊
Wow. What a super place.
At timestamp 4:47 in the USA they are called coasters. Keep up the good explores.
We call them beer mats in the U.K.
Sad old house 🏡 but interesting - thank you. The mat you put under a glass to protect table is called a coaster in English. Looking forward to the next video. Gill
I'm very grateful for young men like you that show respect for property and history. It's encouraging that there is still hope for your generation. Hi from the mountains of Colorado! 🥰
Loved the wallpaper and the tiles.
Muito legal seus vídeos Parabéns meninos.
Great job! Beautiful old farm house❤️
Hello guys. its been awhile since I have been on line.They are called coasters in America .
What to me is bizarre is that the house may have been abandoned in the 1980s, but the furnishings are all so much older. I'd say the grand house (and most of its furnishings) come from the 1920s. Including the Godin stoves and the Egyptian Revival bed upstairs (carved papyrus flowers). Also, I believe the original owner of the house was a pastor, hence the countless religious relics and the white collar in one of the drawers! The collar shows in his photographs, too.
This house is more likely built in 19th century and the most of the furniture is from late 19th century with some 1920's exceptions. Back in a day the furniture was of good quality, hard wood, and there was no need to change it. That's the reason why these locations are filled with antique furniture because it could endure generations just with a little more extra care. There's that charm of such places because natural materials prevail.
@@croheritage3d177 You are right about some of the furniture being late 19th century, thinking now of the one piece with the carved cat and dogs rosettes!
I also believe there was a priest ( not a pastor) in this family. - The furniture was probably inherited from the parents or grandparents. Don't forget there 2 world wars in those days. Who would be thinking on updating the furniture when the money they had was for the basics.
Very enjoyable, another nice video. I appreciate your respect for the previous home owners & their belongings.
The small "pizza slicer" is for marking material when sewing possibly?