Exactly. Everyone went their own ways after Mom passed in 2014. Its been just my dog and I everyday since. No birthdays, holidays, going places unless finding a ride. Most days are at home. Always enjoy and appreciate videos such as this. Things were much better, people were happier years ago. Nice video.
@@AbandonedUrbexCanada No problem. Here to help whenever I can. Never give up hope, and hope will never give up on you. There is always a way. The old, forgotten, unwanted can also be beautiful. Not everyone will see it, yet those that do will understand and appreciate those moments.
The thing I like most about time is that it is not real. Its all in the head. There is not A such thing as the past, its only in the memory. There is no such thing as the future, it exists only in our imagination. If our watches were truly accurate the only thing they would ever say is NOW
This home has a lot of sad energy in it. The old fella had the kids pictures on the TV but there must have been a rift in the family and no one cared to take on any final wishes or assistance. Thank you for exploring and sharing :)
What a shame that the house has been left like this. I got some really sad vibes from this house. Those staircases looked sketchy to me. Awesome explore Brent. 👌
When I see this I think this is probably the fate for most of us. All the stuff we buy and collect in our life ends up being someone else's clean up job, or in this case nobody can be bothered.
You are 100% right. The "stuff," we rationalize to ourselves as being so important, ends up sitting there frozen in time with a ghostly emptiness. Items, have nowhere to go or be. Very creepy and sad 😔
Looking at the mess in there makes me want to purge more out of my house before I go….The Remington shaver looked like one hubby had in the 60’s/70’s. You’re very brave to venture where the roof or floor looks like it’s about to collapse! Been following you for years, Brent. Stay safe
This was a great find! I agree, this type of abandoned place is the best. It's sad seeing remnants of a life that once was, and sad that he didn't seem to have anyone left who cared about him or his things. It's always fascinating to see someone's place just how they left it (minus the decay, of course).
The red "Shoe Shine" box at 15:40 is a classic that brings back memories. My parents had the exact same box, and I grew up having this box as a daily fixture. My dad is now 86 but he still has this red shoe shine box. What an incredible flash-back!
The barn is my favorite part of this find, I love photographing barns in rural Ontario. The old stone foundation and exposed wooden beams look beautiful ❤
Great way to honor the previous homeowners, even though it’s apparent no one in their family cared enough to go back but thanks to you, the homeowner has touched thousands of hearts!
Hello Brent from across the pond! What a sad, sad house - it really made me feel quite emotional seeing the deterioration of not only the house but all the treasured belongings of the late owner. I'm curious to know what happens to all that's left inside if the place is going to be demolished which it surely will be. Thank you for a great explore and until the next one! Gill 🇬🇧
Most of the stuff has mold spores on it,animal feces,some will probably be auctioned off,the more valuable items like curio cabinets,or similar, but most everyday stuff that is all over and possibly a health hazard ,will hit the landfill!
Here in the US, sometimes after someone dies, or buys a piece of property like this with a lot of belongings left behind, the new owner will bring in an auction company that will walk around and make an assessment value on the things they think they can sell, and will give the owner cash money for those things, then take them and sell them. Sounds a little cold, but at least the nicest things go to someone who wants them.
Such an awesome find ! This kind of places have so much to tell. I love them ! Thanks for another great explore Brent ! Already waiting for the next one 😁
There’s a picture missing on the wall in the living room which shows the true colour of the wallpaper.. baby blue..not nicotine brown! I was surprised to hear a dial tone after all this time…kind of eerie! Seeing people's belongings left behind always makes me imagine who lived there That was a great find. 🇨🇦 ❤️
I don't think he was claiming to be an expert on nicotine stained walls or the true.color of the wallpaper when one removes a picture.. I.never noticed the true color of the wallpaper, I was watching the video. Call me crazy....
Thanks for this terrific channel, Brent. Some of your videos are difficult to watch when you think about the personal story of these people must have been. But you’re always respectful. 👍
I gotta ask Brent... How about a short video about the strangest things (or feelings) you ever had while exploring an abandoned place? In my younger days myself and a good friend would do the same thing as you but we had no recording equipment. It was too expensive. Late 80's and early 90's. There was one place we tramped through at least a dozen times until something happened and we never went back. Thanks for the upload. You've got an interesting channel.
This house makes me so sad. So many memories and old family pictures. I'll never understand why people leave those. I would love to see it in the days when people lived here. It's a very cozy little home.
This was a really good explore Brent. I love old farms, especially the barns and the other buildings. Farmers used those like city folks used attics. Take care and looking forward to your next explore.
Hi Brent,...I like to come to Canada to see all the wonderful abandoned houses and farm land I've heard so many wonderful things about Canada and I am from New Jersey
Now I really like this guy he's an ice fisherman my father in law before he passed away would love this guy's videos ice fishing deep sea fishing great eye
Another great find! Back in around 2004 I went to go check out a house for rent on a pond. I had a friend with me. While looking for it we went into what I thought was it when in fact it was abandoned. The floors were sunk in, a monopoly game was set up and the craziest thing was an old phone ☎️ started ringing! We got spooked and ran out! I regret not answering it.
This was a very amazing old home, and so sad!! That was very crazy that the phone still worked!!👀 I hope who ever gets this old place, is able to rescues some of those treasures! Thank you for taking us on this adventure! Take care and be safe!! ❤️🔥😻❣️💞
The phone was probably just connected but won’t actually work as there is no account attached. This is how landlines used to work. There would be that odd hum indicating connection to the exchange but not a dial tone until a new account is set up. Those old copper line systems did not rely on electricity at the property to work. Unlike the modern digital cr@p we are stuck with in cities. Makes me think the property is very rural!
@@lucsmith2092 Likely was on a Party Line. I used to have one years ago. Have to wait your turn and you have your own separate rings. It's active but unpaid so you couldn't make a call until you pay his outstanding bills.
That barn was just screaming with history you could picture it being built and all the hard work ,just a shame we don't know more about the family a life was lived inside those walls it's very sad to see that happen to the property and the belongings .Another great find Brent thanks Dale
Thank you for this one! I enjoy all of your videos but this one was very special. You are very fortunate to have found this path in life, not just having a profession that you are so excellent at, but one you truly love. We are fortunate to quietly go on this ride with you. You humbly overturn the past into the present so we can all peek back in time. Your gracious treatment of time and treasure is so honorable. I NEVER post, today, watching this I felt I had to! Keep doing what you are so truly gifted at. We will keep watching. Thank you again.
Hi Brent! The radio in the kitchen with the leather cover looked familiar to me, someone I knew or family had that when I was a little kid. That kitchen clock was amazing, too, typical of the times. Thank you for your time and videos. Stay safe and take care!
This was a good one ! I sure was able to relate to a lot of those items. You kinda feel for the guy that lived there, because it seems to become personal looking at his stuff.Mixed emotions, I guess
I love your explores. The Himmel picture when you walked in is worth money. I am currently binge watching your channel to se everything. Thank you for such a interesting channel.
Another great find Brent! Thanks so much! And I truly appreciate seeing everything in the old barns and farm buildings!!! Stay safe & healthy please!!!
You can tell there was a lot of love in this house. Heartbreaking to see what can become of things. I guess it is what it is. Enjoy the moments while they last.
Love you videos. Like many I always wonder why family that is still living just leaves everything behind. I have to think in some cases that maybe the death of the loved one in the home was so hard, that they just can’t stand to return as the memories are to painful. I also understand that remaining family might live to far away and is just not able to take care of the property. I know getting information on these homes is hard, but I’d love to know more about the last families to occupy these homes and why they left? Keep up the videos, they are always interesting.
Another great video! Wow, it seems the owner was a hoarder!! You are so brave to open the Fridge and Freezer!! One of these times your going to find something disgusting and gross!! Can’t wait to see what you find next!!😊🥰
what a sad looking house! I just hope no animals were abandoned in the barn when the owner left because there are bones there. Thank you for being respectful with the belongings, good to see no-one has vandalised it.
So many questions and not enough answers. You wonder if the family was estranged from the gentleman. Many valuable antiques that should be treasured and so many memories lost. You can tell that he had some love and attachment to his family because of the pictures, just wonder what happened? I guess we will never know. Hopefully, someone will purchase that property and it's belongs and maybe salvage some of the valuables. What a peaceful and beautiful place for someone to build a new home. Thanks for taking us Brent.
Awesome explore, Brent. Thanks for sharing. Seeing all their belongings left behind, I think about the people who used to live there. Can't believe that phone still has a dial tone, it's EERIE!!! Take care, stay safe, Happy Valentine's Day, Brent! Safe travels!
Seeing places frozen in time is sad and it's sad to see people that demolish and destroy old places like time capsules. That place was definitely built in the early 1900s, the house has lots of old light fixtures, light switches and outlets and also all the cool antiques. I really like that barn, for being as old as it is, its in really good shape! That cart with the two wheels looked like it's a cart that's hooked and pulled behind a horse. If it were up to me, all abandoned places would be left alone or if messed with, save, preserve, and keep the antiques and valuable stuff and I would rebuild and preserve the abandoned structures from being lost forever.
I'm watching these from New Zealand. We don't really have abandoned houses/mansions over here, not like you guys do. The stories and history behind the places you explore, is amazing. Thank you for making such neat videos 😊 absolutely love watching them!!
This house still has secrets. So many children things thruout the house as tho they had lived there. Yet not enough bedrooms for that. I agree. I think the last inhabitant was a man. Another mystery…with so many pics of young people in the house clearly there were family members that lived after the loss of their loved one. So why not take things they wanted or move into house? Another mystery is an empty fridge. WHO emptied it? I enjoyed this time capsule. I think it is a sad house tho. The barn appears to be even older than the house. That “bike” was sweet too. Another cool find!
As others have stated, very sad to see this as it represents the end of someone's life. We all have an end and this was just an example. You and Noah Nowhere seem to have the knack for finding these places and we are grateful for your work as it is a learning event for all.
Thank you Brent for showing us another abandoned place. I would say that the family didn't want to come and take that place because they would have had to pay the taxes. I would think that you could take anything that you would want out of there and nobody would know the difference. It sure was something to find the phone still in service.
The barn was what I liked best. I live in a 150 year old farm house with a big barn, and when I moved in the house had been restored so about the only cool antiques I found were in my barn. I saw an old Ford N tractor shown right before you went inside. Caught my eye because I restored a 1952 Ford 8N tractor a few years ago and pretty confident I could get that one running again...lol. Cool video as usual!
Hello , Brent! I'm a fan of yours! I enjoy all of your explores ! I just need to say, THANK YOU SO MUCH for picking up the receiver on that old rotary phone That was great! And then finding out that it was still on ! And then, putting the receiver up to your microphone! That was fun ! Thanks for doing what you do !
Whoa. I’m so glad TH-cam recommended this video to me. I’ve done this as long as I can remember in my life. I’ve never thought to film it though. Just to take pictures. This is amazing.
I agree with you about houses like this being the most interesting. When there's a lot of stuff left behind you get a look into what the person or peoples lives were like, for instance we know he was a fisherman and a hunter and probably rode a Gold Wing for awhile. By the pictures on the TV, the Xbox and some other kids age things around he was a grandpa, if he did die the family probably wouldn't or couldn't come up with $25,000 to pay the back taxes. Another enjoyable video as usual Brent.
I'd have a hard time leaving all of the cool collectibles behind, being the collector that I am. I want the Arnold the Pig from Green Acres. At one time it would have been a perfect small house for one or two people. The barn was nice too. Thanks Brent!
11:49 - Is that clock WIRED!? I don't think I've ever seen a wired wall clock. I think the only plug in clock I've seen are digital alarm clocks. 17:40 - That cup in the corner of the medicine cabinet? Pretty sure my family had the exact same when was little! Except ours were way more worn out looking. Also, thank you for pointing out the construction of the barn - that was ridiculously fascinating. The cow skull! I wonder how and why the animal just died there and its remains were left - if that's the case. Because obviously animals were kept there at some point. These houses are heartbreaking - the actual remnants of someone's existence, their final years, months and days. Time capsule houses kill me but they're my favourite. You're right about the amount of antiques in this house - what a gem! So cool. Good find! Thank you for sharing.
Exactly. Everyone went their own ways after Mom passed in 2014. Its been just my dog and I everyday since. No birthdays, holidays, going places unless finding a ride. Most days are at home. Always enjoy and appreciate videos such as this. Things were much better, people were happier years ago. Nice video.
Hey thank you 👍🏻
@@AbandonedUrbexCanada No problem. Here to help whenever I can. Never give up hope, and hope will never give up on you. There is always a way. The old, forgotten, unwanted can also be beautiful. Not everyone will see it, yet those that do will understand and appreciate those moments.
Well ol' boy,happy birthday!
Dreams don’t have deadlines
The thing I like most about time is that it is not real. Its all in the head. There is not A such thing as the past, its only in the memory. There is no such thing as the future, it exists only in our imagination. If our watches were truly accurate the only thing they would ever say is NOW
This home has a lot of sad energy in it. The old fella had the kids pictures on the TV but there must have been a rift in the family and no one cared to take on any final wishes or assistance. Thank you for exploring and sharing :)
What a shame that the house has been left like this. I got some really sad vibes from this house. Those staircases looked sketchy to me. Awesome explore Brent. 👌
When I see this I think this is probably the fate for most of us. All the stuff we buy and collect in our life ends up being someone else's clean up job, or in this case nobody can be bothered.
True 100% I see this so often
I bet you're fun at parties.
@@stinkletoes8285 I sure am 🤪
You are 100% right. The
"stuff," we rationalize to ourselves as being so important,
ends up sitting there frozen in time with a ghostly emptiness.
Items, have nowhere to go or be.
Very creepy and sad 😔
@@stinkletoes8285
LMFAO!!
That is a pickers paradise. Thanks for the tour, you can feel the lives that were lived in the space.
Looking at the mess in there makes me want to purge more out of my house before I go….The Remington shaver looked like one hubby had in the 60’s/70’s. You’re very brave to venture where the roof or floor looks like it’s about to collapse! Been following you for years, Brent. Stay safe
This was a great find! I agree, this type of abandoned place is the best. It's sad seeing remnants of a life that once was, and sad that he didn't seem to have anyone left who cared about him or his things. It's always fascinating to see someone's place just how they left it (minus the decay, of course).
The red "Shoe Shine" box at 15:40 is a classic that brings back memories. My parents had the exact same box, and I grew up having this box as a daily fixture. My dad is now 86 but he still has this red shoe shine box. What an incredible flash-back!
The barn is my favorite part of this find, I love photographing barns in rural Ontario. The old stone foundation and exposed wooden beams look beautiful ❤
Great way to honor the previous homeowners, even though it’s apparent no one in their family cared enough to go back but thanks to you, the homeowner has touched thousands of hearts!
Brent is here!!!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Hello Brent from across the pond! What a sad, sad house - it really made me feel quite emotional seeing the deterioration of not only the house but all the treasured belongings of the late owner. I'm curious to know what happens to all that's left inside if the place is going to be demolished which it surely will be. Thank you for a great explore and until the next one! Gill 🇬🇧
Goes to show you, don't collect junk. You won't take it with you when you die. Just leaves a mess for next generation.
Most of the stuff has mold spores on it,animal feces,some will probably be auctioned off,the more valuable items like curio cabinets,or similar, but most everyday stuff that is all over and possibly a health hazard ,will hit the landfill!
Here in the US, sometimes after someone dies, or buys a piece of property like this with a lot of belongings left behind, the new owner will bring in an auction company that will walk around and make an assessment value on the things they think they can sell, and will give the owner cash money for those things, then take them and sell them. Sounds a little cold, but at least the nicest things go to someone who wants them.
Such an awesome find ! This kind of places have so much to tell. I love them ! Thanks for another great explore Brent ! Already waiting for the next one 😁
Thanks so much 😁
Hello Brent! I can't believe I'm catching a premiere!!!
Thanks for making it 😁
There’s a picture missing on the wall in the living room which shows the true colour of the wallpaper..
baby blue..not nicotine brown!
I was surprised to hear a dial tone after all this time…kind of eerie!
Seeing people's belongings left behind always makes me imagine who lived there
That was a great find. 🇨🇦 ❤️
Yes there was a few pictures missing off the wall. Crazy stains there
I don't think he was claiming to be an expert on nicotine stained walls or the true.color of the wallpaper when one removes a picture..
I.never noticed the true color of the wallpaper, I was watching the video. Call me crazy....
i wonder why the pictures were removed. It makes me wonder if the occupant packed some stuff and went to live with his kids, never to return.
Thanks for this terrific channel, Brent. Some of your videos are difficult to watch when you think about the personal story of these people must have been. But you’re always respectful. 👍
That was a huge treasure chest. I can tell you really enjoyed this one, especially that barn.
I'm getting choked up.
Lookin' forward to it!
I gotta ask Brent... How about a short video about the strangest things (or feelings) you ever had while exploring an abandoned place?
In my younger days myself and a good friend would do the same thing as you but we had no recording equipment. It was too expensive. Late 80's and early 90's. There was one place we tramped through at least a dozen times until something happened and we never went back.
Thanks for the upload. You've got an interesting channel.
Love Watching n Thank U
This house makes me so sad. So many memories and old family pictures. I'll never understand why people leave those. I would love to see it in the days when people lived here. It's a very cozy little home.
Wow .. this was an explore to remember. Too much great things left behind.
This was a really good explore Brent. I love old farms, especially the barns and the other buildings. Farmers used those like city folks used attics.
Take care and looking forward to your next explore.
Hi Brent,...I like to come to Canada to see all the wonderful abandoned houses and farm land I've heard so many wonderful things about Canada and I am from New Jersey
Thank you Brent for sharing this video. I love the old "Time Capsule". Lots of antiques in this place.
Great find. Greetings from Australia :)
Can hardly wait!
If the phone rings you are going to mess yourself 😆
I would run 😳
Now I really like this guy he's an ice fisherman my father in law before he passed away would love this guy's videos ice fishing deep sea fishing great eye
Thank you for the video man.
This one of the best ones you have done. I'm still on the hunt for a time capsule. Thanks for the info you gave me. Great find Brent.
Thank you
Thanks.😊
Another great find! Back in around 2004 I went to go check out a house for rent on a pond. I had a friend with me. While looking for it we went into what I thought was it when in fact it was abandoned. The floors were sunk in, a monopoly game was set up and the craziest thing was an old phone ☎️ started ringing! We got spooked and ran out! I regret not answering it.
That would have freaked me out too
I think this is a great little find even with all the junk. Thanks Brent!!.🌟👍😊
This was a very amazing old home, and so sad!! That was very crazy that the phone still worked!!👀
I hope who ever gets this old place, is able to rescues some of those treasures! Thank you for taking us on this adventure!
Take care and be safe!!
❤️🔥😻❣️💞
The phone was probably just connected but won’t actually work as there is no account attached. This is how landlines used to work. There would be that odd hum indicating connection to the exchange but not a dial tone until a new account is set up. Those old copper line systems did not rely on electricity at the property to work. Unlike the modern digital cr@p we are stuck with in cities. Makes me think the property is very rural!
@@lucsmith2092 Likely was on a Party Line.
I used to have one years ago. Have to wait your turn and you have your own separate rings. It's active but unpaid so you couldn't make a call until you pay his outstanding bills.
That barn was just screaming with history you could picture it being built and all the hard work ,just a shame we don't know more about the family a life was lived inside those walls it's very sad to see that happen to the property and the belongings .Another great find Brent thanks Dale
Nice find Brent
Really enjoyed this one! I like your calm, caring delivery and look forward to your videos! Keep them coming.....
Waiting and can't wait!! 🥰😁👍🥳😘👍💥🍁💥🍁💥🍁💥🍁💥🍁 P.S. Go Truckers Go!!!
Superb video, I stayed riveted to my screen to then end. Great work and incredible discovery!
Thanks so much this really means a lot. This is why I do these videos 😁👍🏻
I love that barn. It is all kind of sad. Thank you!
Thank you for this one! I enjoy all of your videos but this one was very special. You are very fortunate to have found this path in life, not just having a profession that you are so excellent at, but one you truly love. We are fortunate to quietly go on this ride with you. You humbly overturn the past into the present so we can all peek back in time. Your gracious treatment of time and treasure is so honorable. I NEVER post, today, watching this I felt I had to! Keep doing what you are so truly gifted at. We will keep watching. Thank you again.
Thanks so much Kristin. So glad you posted a comment. 😁
Awesome explore and channel. And may we take a moment to appreciate that this man is FINE
Thank you ☺️
Excellent explore!! Hearing the tone in that phone brought back old memories for sure!!!
Hi Brent! The radio in the kitchen with the leather cover looked familiar to me, someone I knew or family had that when I was a little kid. That kitchen clock was amazing, too, typical of the times. Thank you for your time and videos. Stay safe and take care!
Can't wait for it!
Another good video Brent.
Brent, your channel is the best, and keeps getting better...I felt like I was walking next to you on that explore...great vid...thanks!
Great video!
This was a good one ! I sure was able to relate to a lot of those items. You kinda feel for the guy that lived there, because it seems to become personal looking at his stuff.Mixed emotions, I guess
I love your explores. The Himmel picture when you walked in is worth money. I am currently binge watching your channel to se everything. Thank you for such a interesting channel.
Just wow!!! The things that were important to someone once.....like you said....frozen in time.
I couldn’t believe that Honda Goldwing in the barn! Great explore, thanks for sharing.
as a goalie, i LOVED those vintage Cooper gloves!!!
Would look great on a shelve for sure 🏒
We love ye Brent! Canada rules!!!!
I love how respectful you are of the abandoned houses. Very sad the house is just falling down.
Another great find Brent! Thanks so much! And I truly appreciate seeing everything in the old barns and farm buildings!!! Stay safe & healthy please!!!
Excellent find.
That's an old Baileys bottle... lol... gotta love that special coffee😊wow old transistor radio with the leather case!
You can tell there was a lot of love in this house. Heartbreaking to see what can become of things. I guess it is what it is. Enjoy the moments while they last.
Nice barn...
Love you videos. Like many I always wonder why family that is still living just leaves everything behind. I have to think in some cases that maybe the death of the loved one in the home was so hard, that they just can’t stand to return as the memories are to painful. I also understand that remaining family might live to far away and is just not able to take care of the property. I know getting information on these homes is hard, but I’d love to know more about the last families to occupy these homes and why they left? Keep up the videos, they are always interesting.
I always look up the names but sometimes there is no info to be found
It was never there's they belong to the town that built it black people
For all we know, the old man may have gone to live with his kids.
@@jimmyparris9892 I doubt it as he wouldn't have left such valuables behind. Even his clothing is there. The vintage Goldwing in the barn too.
Another great video! Wow, it seems the owner was a hoarder!! You are so brave to open the Fridge and Freezer!! One of these times your going to find something disgusting and gross!! Can’t wait to see what you find next!!😊🥰
Thanks Cindy 😁
A great find/explore! Thanks Brent!!
That was tough seeing the photos around. Thanks for sharing the video.
Thanks for sharing this place Brent! Very cool! And sad!
Great job, Brent! You never disappoint!
Thanks 😁👍🏻
what a sad looking house! I just hope no animals were abandoned in the barn when the owner left because there are bones there. Thank you for being respectful with the belongings, good to see no-one has vandalised it.
I hope the animals were removed before also.
So many questions and not enough answers. You wonder if the family was estranged from the gentleman. Many valuable antiques that should be treasured and so many memories lost. You can tell that he had some love and attachment to his family because of the pictures, just wonder what happened? I guess we will never know. Hopefully, someone will purchase that property and it's belongs and maybe salvage some of the valuables. What a peaceful and beautiful place for someone to build a new home. Thanks for taking us Brent.
Awesome explore, Brent. Thanks for sharing. Seeing all their belongings left behind, I think about the people who used to live there. Can't believe that phone still has a dial tone, it's EERIE!!! Take care, stay safe, Happy Valentine's Day, Brent! Safe travels!
Seeing places frozen in time is sad and it's sad to see people that demolish and destroy old places like time capsules. That place was definitely built in the early 1900s, the house has lots of old light fixtures, light switches and outlets and also all the cool antiques. I really like that barn, for being as old as it is, its in really good shape! That cart with the two wheels looked like it's a cart that's hooked and pulled behind a horse. If it were up to me, all abandoned places would be left alone or if messed with, save, preserve, and keep the antiques and valuable stuff and I would rebuild and preserve the abandoned structures from being lost forever.
This house is awfully sad. So many things left behind. That barn was amazing! My favorite one yet
I'm watching these from New Zealand. We don't really have abandoned houses/mansions over here, not like you guys do. The stories and history behind the places you explore, is amazing. Thank you for making such neat videos 😊 absolutely love watching them!!
Thanks Kathy! Glad you enjoy my videos. See you next time
reminder set!
Yes! Thanks 👍🏻
This house still has secrets. So many children things thruout the house as tho they had lived there. Yet not enough bedrooms for that. I agree. I think the last inhabitant was a man. Another mystery…with so many pics of young people in the house clearly there were family members that lived after the loss of their loved one. So why not take things they wanted or move into house? Another mystery is an empty fridge. WHO emptied it?
I enjoyed this time capsule. I think it is a sad house tho. The barn appears to be even older than the house. That “bike” was sweet too.
Another cool find!
4:40 I think it’s a foot switch to turn the lamp on and off. Amazing location!! 👍👍
Your probably right Rick, I was thinking for a sewing machine but I think they use big peddles
As others have stated, very sad to see this as it represents the end of someone's life. We all have an end and this was just an example. You and Noah Nowhere seem to have the knack for finding these places and we are grateful for your work as it is a learning event for all.
27:40 Incredible! That stone level of that barn is amazing,,,,WOW WOW. Look at those beams.
Sweet glad you shared it..Thank You..
Great find Brent! So sad. Thanks for showing us around! Stay safe out there!
Thank you Brent for showing us another abandoned place. I would say that the family didn't want to come and take that place because they would have had to pay the taxes. I would think that you could take anything that you would want out of there and nobody would know the difference. It sure was something to find the phone still in service.
The barn was what I liked best. I live in a 150 year old farm house with a big barn, and when I moved in the house had been restored so about the only cool antiques I found were in my barn. I saw an old Ford N tractor shown right before you went inside. Caught my eye because I restored a 1952 Ford 8N tractor a few years ago and pretty confident I could get that one running again...lol. Cool video as usual!
Those Ford tractors were really good, many 8N tractors are still in use!
Hello , Brent!
I'm a fan of yours! I enjoy all of your explores !
I just need to say,
THANK YOU SO MUCH for picking up the receiver on that old rotary phone
That was great! And then finding out that it was still on !
And then, putting the receiver up to your microphone!
That was fun !
Thanks for doing what you do !
Thanks so much for the kind message. Glad you enjoy my videos 😁
Love your videos, your passion really shines through. It’s hard to believe that the barn is in such good shape. Would be an awesome project
Whoa. I’m so glad TH-cam recommended this video to me. I’ve done this as long as I can remember in my life. I’ve never thought to film it though. Just to take pictures. This is amazing.
This was a definite cute find. Thanks for the tour.
I like that old tractor, I am kinda a fan of old ag stuff!
Goose bumps and tears. Thanks
Good job 👍
I think this is a nice tribute to the forgotten man that once lived here.
I agree with you about houses like this being the most interesting. When there's a lot of stuff left behind you get a look into what the person or peoples lives were like, for instance we know he was a fisherman and a hunter and probably rode a Gold Wing for awhile. By the pictures on the TV, the Xbox and some other kids age things around he was a grandpa, if he did die the family probably wouldn't or couldn't come up with $25,000 to pay the back taxes. Another enjoyable video as usual Brent.
So sad family left everything and gone. Thank you for the tutor.
I'd have a hard time leaving all of the cool collectibles behind, being the collector that I am. I want the Arnold the Pig from Green Acres. At one time it would have been a perfect small house for one or two people. The barn was nice too. Thanks Brent!
What makes you believe they were left behind. Toward the end I got the impression it doesn't.
Love the barn. Quality build you don’t see much today. Built solid to last, lots of elbow grease and sweat equity.
Looks like a good one 👍😀
Just in incredibly sad as it was someones home and treasured memories thank you for your videos and for the respect you have always 😊
Love the vintage Cooper goalie blocker and trapper! 1970's!...Definitely an outdoors/sportsman kind of homeowner.
Great video taking your time showing us all the treasures. Memories...
11:49 - Is that clock WIRED!? I don't think I've ever seen a wired wall clock. I think the only plug in clock I've seen are digital alarm clocks.
17:40 - That cup in the corner of the medicine cabinet? Pretty sure my family had the exact same when was little! Except ours were way more worn out looking.
Also, thank you for pointing out the construction of the barn - that was ridiculously fascinating. The cow skull! I wonder how and why the animal just died there and its remains were left - if that's the case. Because obviously animals were kept there at some point.
These houses are heartbreaking - the actual remnants of someone's existence, their final years, months and days. Time capsule houses kill me but they're my favourite.
You're right about the amount of antiques in this house - what a gem!
So cool. Good find! Thank you for sharing.
This was a very cool explorer. Thanks for taking us along with you.
Thank you