I do too. They seem like the kinds of houses that had activity at some point, but as the years went by and they got older, they probably spent most or all of their time alone, not upgrading anything. Kind of living in the past. It’s sad.
The TV with the phone on it is the immortal Zenith 14N22 Chassis which was made basically unchanged between 1966 and 1975 (based on the knobs that was probably a 1966 year set). If you powered it up slowly on a variac and fed it signal there's about a 95% chance it'll still work. It was an all vacuum tube B&W set for the elderly market and the basic design dates back ~1958 (they decided it was perfect and stopped refining it in 1966). The other TV is a 1971 Zenith 12B13C52 color TV chassis in the Boyden cabinet (it'd probably wake up and run too)...It's a vacuum Tube/Solid State Hybrid that's all hand wired except for a single postcard sized PCB with a DIP color demodulator IC....I used that exact model set from about 2008 until about 2018 as my main daily driver TV (it is about as good of a picture as a CRT TV can get) and since then as a backup until earlier this month when I stored it in the basement and replaced it with another 1971 Color Zenith with a bigger screen in a swanky Danish Modern cabinet.
This is one of the most interesting and creative ideas for a YT channel. I would LOVE to spend some time in houses like these. To see things that someone put away one day not knowing it wouldn’t move for 20, 30+ years, is fascinating. I’ve always been obsessed w time and things like time capsules, so I’m happy I found this channel.
Most everything there reminds me of stuff my parents and grandparents had. I love these kinds of videos because I see stuff I've long ago forgotten about and it brings back so many sweet memories. BUT, after seeing this stuff, I take off and thrift shop my butt off trying to find some vintage stuff. Some of the things I find for .10 to 5.00 would sell for 50.00 and over in thrift shops but I don't sell it. I'd love to find a house like that and restore it!
In Europe, its quite common to have the washing machine in the kitchen. Also often seen in the bathroom or outside at the back patio or on the roof terrace. This little house, with some work and lots of love, could be made a new home for a family. No graffiti means still not totally vandalized.
Petty sure the thing by the chair that you never have seen before is a salon type hair dryer for ladies. It had a plastic hood you put over your hair and the hose sent warm or cool air through to the hood to dry your hair. I believe the little plastic thing on the dresser near the piled-up bed, is a little weaver type thing, you put yarn in it and create woven material, I think. Burl Ives did some Christmas songs (Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer), he had a very mellow clear voice.
That is a hair dryer with the hose in it. You put a plastic cap on your head, connect the hose into it & heat blows through the hose to dry your hair. My mom had one.
Being a Boomer and in my 60's now I recognize everything in the video being from late 60's, 70's 80's and early 90's. This person probably passed away in the early 90's that is my best guess. The Noxema was a skin moisturizer that mostly women used in the 60's on their faces. It was a white slightly greasy lotion with a smell all it's own. Sort of a minty medicine smell. My sister used to use that stuff....zits were popular back then too...LOL. Burl Ives was a very popular folk singer in the 50's 60's also did some acting and voiceovers. He was the snowman in the Xmas special Santa Claus is coming to town. That small brown container that had that structure embossed on it is the Arc de Triomphe in Paris.
Wow, I just watched a video where someone else explored this exact same house, but in the daytime. I appreciate the various videos to shows us things the other explorers missed or didn't show. Thank you for an awesome video!! Thumbs up!!
dude half of that stuff is gonna go down with the house when its reclaimed by nature or demo'd down i think its best that stuff like vintage tvs, glasses, old toys, ect, things of a long gone era, deserved to be saved and cherished once more (by the right person ofc, there are still idiots out there who dont give a damn and just wreck everything to their hearts content, or sell things for high prices that literally nobody will buy and then they'll just end up sending it to the landfill)
@tandy5811 I agree with that. I think calling it stealing is silly. If it's worth something or antique then yes take it. What I was referring to was when the house is ransacked and then people call someone hoarders
@@harlowblonde I completely agree with your statement about people calling them hoarders, when the place was probably just as clean as the day it was abandoned
Women used to set their hair in curlers while it was wet. They sat under the dryer to dry their hair. That way when they took it down they could style the dry curls. They world wash and set their hair once a week. They put it up on their head with hair pins. They slept with a hair net on their hair at night so they didn't mess up the "set" hair. I have long hair, but I could never imagine only washing, combing and putting my hair up once a week. My head would itch and hurt so bad. I'm sure it saved them a ton of time. They just got up, bathed and dressed as fast as a man, and quickly started their day, and always looked in perfect order to run a quick unexpected errand. I can't stand anything in my hair when I sleep at night. My mamaw didn't do the hair "setting" thing. She wore a simple big bun at the crown of her head, and used two large hair combs to push the front forward in waves around her face. She combed her hair every day. It's hard to believe she would be 116 if she were still living. I miss here every day and I'm 53. Life truly passes far too quickly. I recognized so much in that home. I loved the furniture. It would be wonderful to see it fixed back up using everything inside to decorate and bring it back to possibly what it looked like back then. Hollywood could use so much stuff in that house for props. Even the clothes and shoes if they were cleaned up. The small door in the living room with the hidden room of windows was so cool. I would love to know the story behind that. Yes, I would climb in there to have a reading nook. The basement didn't look wet. That was amazing. It must have been built very well back in the day.
Wow! I live in Middletown Ct! Dude if your still in the area considering this video is over a year old. I want to tag along sometime! I've always wanted to explore a abandoned home! I just can't believe the newspaper shown is from a place I live! Crazy cool! Yeah this is awesome! Thanks for sharing this amazing find!
What an unbelievable time capsule you walked into there. That stove area with the cans and the decor up above totally looked like early 1970s if not late 60s. Strange how there was that 2 L of Pepsi from 1995 though. Figure that one out. Great job, great video.
You might know Burl Ives from somewhere, he sang "Have a Holly Jolly Christmas" and was Snowman Sam in the Rudolph the Rednosed Reindeer holiday special.
Fascinating! I came across you before and don't know why I wasn't subbed, but I am now. With each room, the furniture, the clothes, the products... I imagine the people who lived there, living their lives as usual. Some of these things I remember personally, others from family, They had a lot of furniture in there I loved. Please be careful, I'd be too scared too go into one of those places, never know WHAT is waiting for you. p.s mark my words, watch how your channel is about to blow up😉
This video makes me incredibly sad. What happened to these people? Too leave everything like that. All my love goes out to them. God bless. May they rest in peace.
I want that kitchen table! That thing in the bedroom on the floor is a lady's old fashioned hair dryer. That place is amazing. I wish I could find places like this and find out who owned it and offer to buy so much in there. I love old stuff. Cool video! Stay safe and lots of love ❤️
You could check at the courthouse to see who owns it, and ask if they would be interested in selling. If they don't want to sell the property, maybe they would be interested in selling things from inside the house.
It's a shame people have been going in and ransacked the place Also it could have been family taring things apart My favorite part was all the old furniture That is worth a fortune This was a great video Bro Buy the way Have a great weekend Fireman 🔥🔥🔥
This place is actually in pretty pristine condition compared to a lot of abandoned places this age. Looks like it's barely been touched. No graffiti, no broken windows, etc. Most of the chaos you're seeing comes from both the relatives of the people who went through the house after the person/people who lived there died, and also animals getting in.
The white thing in the living room 15:20 is a portable hair dryer from the 60's. The plastic cap that you put on the head and connects to the hose was missing....
I love your videos, I am a vintage stuff lover… I think I got that from my dad, I remember he used to have old & vintage stuff. You have a new subscriber here!!! God bless! 🫶🏻
The ubiquitous 70s couch! That floral print design was everywhere back in the day. I was born in 1973, and I see a lot of stuff here that brings back childhood memories. Thanks for the video!
The "Ghostbusters" vacuum my stepdad had one from early 60s.... Electrolux.....my son has it now and still works fabulously. The lady Sunbeam looks like a old fashioned hair dryer. Burl Ives sang songs and most notable the snowman narrator and singer for Rudolph the red nosed reindeer.
Hi Chris, so I looked it up and the item at 15:27 is actually a portable hair dryer. You know that weird orange machine by the camping lantern, I just remembered what it was used for, the yellow mat thing at 33:32 is what that machine made. The "briefcase" at 39:46 is an old suitcase, that's how they looked back then. The arch at 40:53 is the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, France. Did you say you were a mechanic ??, fun fact I am a fully qualified tyre fitter lol I wanted to do the 2 year mechanics course but you have to do the tyre & battery course 1st, I passed with flying colours but got pregnant with my son sooooo the mechanic course was put on hold, this was 26yrs ago lol. Although at the time I could already change the points and gap them, do air and oil filter changes and everything most other service stuff also do both disc and drum brakes plus I helped take a Jaguar XJ6 series 1 engine down to the block lol, those were the days haha. Thank you for sharing, much love. xx ❤
Hello Sue thank you very much!! lol i dont know why i said briefcase 🤣it just came out i know its a suitcase but thats what happens when your narrating without a script and i dont edit myself i just let it fly 🤣. Thank you Arc de Triomphe!! Yes!! i am a Auto Technician lol been a Tech for about 18yrs now 👀 been doing it less over the last couple of years takes too much toll on the body and my health was not good for awhile so only been doing it part time recently. That is very cool you learned the basics its a great skill and money saver!! Thank you Sue and much love
Burl Ives on the record sings songs from the classic Christmas show Rudolph the Red Nose Raindeer. Songs: Have a Holly Jolly Christmas & Silver & gold and many more songs.
I would not eat anything there ,The old phone is called a Rotary phone . That was a electric hair dryer back in the day . Looks like some people came in and trashed the place. Dude you’re Cool ,, but Jars ,, it’s called Canning
The first pot on stove looked to be maybe a double style boiler. Noxema (still around) was the old school wash for acne. Both my mawmaws had washer and dryer in kitchen.....they didn't have laundry rooms and my stepdad who was in late 80s brushed his teeth (and my kids when younger) at the kitchen sink. A lot had to do with depression era stuff.
Dude everyone knows who Burrell Ives is he was the Snowman who narrated And sang in the 1960 Classic Rudolph the red nose reindeer so you didn’t know who he was lol
So NO ONE goes inside these houses at all, for decades? That newspaper being from 1977 and the way the table is setup, looks like someone was there just yesterday. I was only 3 months old! Wow! We don’t have houses like this in S Florida. None that I’ve ever seen. They’ll tear them down and build something new because the land is valuable just about anywhere. I wish there were houses like this around me, because I could spend hours just observing everything inside.
Thank you very much J&M this was such a hidden gem thank you for the 📌. Really enjoyed your My Soul To Take video amazing job. Great reenactment skills Marcel 😂If y'all ever need anything or want to collab in the future hit me up anytime. 🙏
The cars are a Studebaker from about 1962 - 66 (on the left), and a 76 - 78 Plymouth Fury (silver car). Looks like the roof of the garage or carport fell onto them. That didn't stop people from going through the cars. Someone even pried open the trunk on the Studebaker.
Cool old place but it’s hard watching you attempt to identify objects made prior to your frame of reference which I imagine is after 2010. Makes me feel old as hell. 😂
Whomever wrote that letter had Very nice Handwriting! And that Lady Sunbeam was a hair dryer, the hose attached to a plastic bonnet that you put over your Hair. House looks like a Hoarders House. Seriously, they live like That 😔
It's good to have lots of blankets and quilts. I think I'm becoming like my grandma now. She always would take a quilt or blanket. The more the better. They are great for when it's cold and the electricity goes out and esp nice on movie nights with the family. Nice thing to pass down to the kids to help them get started.
Noo, even in an apocalyptic situation. if someone got a bad bacteria after eating that, they could die very fast... Is it a house very far from a city or town?
Noxema is cream for your face. For women. We had a couch similar to that as a kid in the 70s. Had a phone like that too. Had a cannister vacuum. The round thing on the floor is a hair dryer. You have a bonnet attached to the hose and it dries your hair. Remember he said he got hurt and had to use crutches. It's just crazy how these houses are just ransacked and stuff is just everywhere. You know they didn't leave these houses looking like that.
The white thing on the floor is a hair dryer. It comes with a bonnet that attaches to the hose. It's a portable version of the hairdryers ladies sit under in a hair salon. My mom had one, but hers was blue.
Almost like a clock... It is a clock. People need to learn analogue, I'm always amazed people can't tell time on an actual analogue clock. I'm assuming the TH-camr here can't as he said it was almost like a clock. My apologies if I was wrong, however many can't tell time on an analogue clock anymore. 🙂
That small plastic thing that you saw that was their bedroom was used to help with square knitting patterns that Afghan that you saw when you were inThe kitchen well a woman would use that to help her make it
Omg I just want to take garbage bags and go in there get rid of what is garbage straighten up what is good and then leave I don’t know why I normally could care less about a mess get there when I do but I just feel the need to clean that place up
The hose connects to a cap that the person puts on their head and a woman would have her hair in curlers and the hair would be dried with this machine and then her hair would be nice and curly and dry when they shut the machine off and took the curlers out
Hi Chris, What the Hecks going on, I didn't get notified ? 😢 is anyone else having problems getting notified? This is like the 3rd time🤔🤔 Watching right now. 😁♥️
Hello Lori!! I have no idea what’s up with TH-cam a lot of people have said that lately I’m gonna have to have a talk with them soon. Thank you and hope you enjoy the video 😁
@@RealmXplore Reminds me of my Grams and pops place, aside from the mess, lol they had old cars and old logging equipment all over the property. Grams always had windows open in the house. Sucks that fire took it all. I really enjoyed this video. Brought back some memories, thank you😁♥️ stay safe out there. Much love Chris❣️
The room your in at 22:07, is that not a 90's Era TV in the corner? And if the soft drinks expired in 95', but the newspapers in the other rooms were from 1977. I am led to believe that they were an elderly couple with her having disabilities for some years and eventually passed away first, then sometime before 95 he passed away. He possibly was her care giver for some time and left her things as is. Then when he passed, his things were left as they are. No idea who would be left as owner of the house. Someone must own it, just not wanting to have much to do with it.
Time capsule houses are my favorite.im a collector of 70-90s tabloids and magazines and memorabilia.Seeing everything left behind made me smile n brought me much joy ❤️
the 2 cars the right one is a 71 plymouth satellite the one on the left got me stumped looks like an early 60's plymouth or dodge lancer or belvedere ?
Hey late watching this video . But the thing you thought was a medical device . No it’s an old fashion hair dryer . Notice the hose ? It’s missing the cap
Hey handsome, how are you? I think grandma was right there with you, laughing and blushing like a school girl! The weird thing on the floor was a super modern contraption in those days... a womans hair dryer!
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Bro you’re killing it this has to be such an underrated explore channel
My sentiments exactly. He should have 100x the subs and views he has. We all gotta share him out everywhere!
Thank you very much Conner really appreciate that!
Thank you Tiffany!!!!
Yes he is.
He is really worth a ton more subs & viewers to "discover" him.
Thank you very much Lianoxortaroudia
I always imagine how lonely and unwell the men or women who spent the last of their lives alone in these houses must have been.
I do too. They seem like the kinds of houses that had activity at some point, but as the years went by and they got older, they probably spent most or all of their time alone, not upgrading anything. Kind of living in the past. It’s sad.
The TV with the phone on it is the immortal Zenith 14N22 Chassis which was made basically unchanged between 1966 and 1975 (based on the knobs that was probably a 1966 year set). If you powered it up slowly on a variac and fed it signal there's about a 95% chance it'll still work. It was an all vacuum tube B&W set for the elderly market and the basic design dates back ~1958 (they decided it was perfect and stopped refining it in 1966).
The other TV is a 1971 Zenith 12B13C52 color TV chassis in the Boyden cabinet (it'd probably wake up and run too)...It's a vacuum Tube/Solid State Hybrid that's all hand wired except for a single postcard sized PCB with a DIP color demodulator IC....I used that exact model set from about 2008 until about 2018 as my main daily driver TV (it is about as good of a picture as a CRT TV can get) and since then as a backup until earlier this month when I stored it in the basement and replaced it with another 1971 Color Zenith with a bigger screen in a swanky Danish Modern cabinet.
Fascinating! Thanks!
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This is one of the most interesting and creative ideas for a YT channel. I would LOVE to spend some time in houses like these. To see things that someone put away one day not knowing it wouldn’t move for 20, 30+ years, is fascinating. I’ve always been obsessed w time and things like time capsules, so I’m happy I found this channel.
Most everything there reminds me of stuff my parents and grandparents had. I love these kinds of videos because I see stuff I've long ago forgotten about and it brings back so many sweet memories. BUT, after seeing this stuff, I take off and thrift shop my butt off trying to find some vintage stuff. Some of the things I find for .10 to 5.00 would sell for 50.00 and over in thrift shops but I don't sell it. I'd love to find a house like that and restore it!
Awesome very happy to hear it brings back sweet memories!! Thank you
@gypsy4136 OmG I can relate with everything you said! 😂
In Europe, its quite common to have the washing machine in the kitchen. Also often seen in the bathroom or outside at the back patio or on the roof terrace.
This little house, with some work and lots of love, could be made a new home for a family.
No graffiti means still not totally vandalized.
Very cool.
Yea this place cleaned up really good would be a nice little house for sure
Petty sure the thing by the chair that you never have seen before is a salon type hair dryer for ladies. It had a plastic hood you put over your hair and the hose sent warm or cool air through to the hood to dry your hair. I believe the little plastic thing on the dresser near the piled-up bed, is a little weaver type thing, you put yarn in it and create woven material, I think. Burl Ives did some Christmas songs (Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer), he had a very mellow clear voice.
Awesome thank you very much JustmeJB!!!!
Imagine an unknown relative that knows this house & sees this video with you in it going through everything talking about grandma?
I feel like eating food from some of those cans could lead to a fate worse than starving to death.
Burle Ives was one person and is the singer and narrator of the classic tv movie Rudolph the Red nosed Reindeer.
That is a hair dryer with the hose in it. You put a plastic cap on your head, connect the hose into it & heat blows through the hose to dry your hair. My mom had one.
Being a Boomer and in my 60's now I recognize everything in the video being from late 60's, 70's 80's and early 90's. This person probably passed away in the early 90's that is my best guess. The Noxema was a skin moisturizer that mostly women used in the 60's on their faces. It was a white slightly greasy lotion with a smell all it's own. Sort of a minty medicine smell. My sister used to use that stuff....zits were popular back then too...LOL. Burl Ives was a very popular folk singer in the 50's 60's also did some acting and voiceovers. He was the snowman in the Xmas special Santa Claus is coming to town. That small brown container that had that structure embossed on it is the Arc de Triomphe in Paris.
I agree they passed away in the early 90s for sure. Now i know who Burl ives is 😁 Yess Arc de Triomphe! Thank you very much The Traveler.
Wow, I just watched a video where someone else explored this exact same house, but in the daytime. I appreciate the various videos to shows us things the other explorers missed or didn't show. Thank you for an awesome video!! Thumbs up!!
Thank you so much for watching Robin!!
Great show I haven’t seen a jar of Noxzema in years. What good memories love your show.❤
I hate that people go into these homes and ransack the house looking for anything worth anything. Smh then the passed loved ones get called hoarders
dude half of that stuff is gonna go down with the house when its reclaimed by nature or demo'd down
i think its best that stuff like vintage tvs, glasses, old toys, ect, things of a long gone era, deserved to be saved and cherished once more (by the right person ofc, there are still idiots out there who dont give a damn and just wreck everything to their hearts content, or sell things for high prices that literally nobody will buy and then they'll just end up sending it to the landfill)
@tandy5811 I agree with that. I think calling it stealing is silly. If it's worth something or antique then yes take it. What I was referring to was when the house is ransacked and then people call someone hoarders
@@harlowblonde I completely agree with your statement about people calling them hoarders, when the place was probably just as clean as the day it was abandoned
Women used to set their hair in curlers while it was wet. They sat under the dryer to dry their hair. That way when they took it down they could style the dry curls. They world wash and set their hair once a week. They put it up on their head with hair pins. They slept with a hair net on their hair at night so they didn't mess up the "set" hair. I have long hair, but I could never imagine only washing, combing and putting my hair up once a week. My head would itch and hurt so bad. I'm sure it saved them a ton of time. They just got up, bathed and dressed as fast as a man, and quickly started their day, and always looked in perfect order to run a quick unexpected errand. I can't stand anything in my hair when I sleep at night. My mamaw didn't do the hair "setting" thing. She wore a simple big bun at the crown of her head, and used two large hair combs to push the front forward in waves around her face. She combed her hair every day. It's hard to believe she would be 116 if she were still living. I miss here every day and I'm 53. Life truly passes far too quickly. I recognized so much in that home. I loved the furniture. It would be wonderful to see it fixed back up using everything inside to decorate and bring it back to possibly what it looked like back then. Hollywood could use so much stuff in that house for props. Even the clothes and shoes if they were cleaned up. The small door in the living room with the hidden room of windows was so cool. I would love to know the story behind that. Yes, I would climb in there to have a reading nook. The basement didn't look wet. That was amazing. It must have been built very well back in the day.
Wow! I live in Middletown Ct! Dude if your still in the area considering this video is over a year old. I want to tag along sometime! I've always wanted to explore a abandoned home! I just can't believe the newspaper shown is from a place I live! Crazy cool! Yeah this is awesome! Thanks for sharing this amazing find!
Hey Chris! You've outdone yourself bro. You rock! I totally love watching your videos. Stay safe! Love ya!
Hey Maximus thank you very much my friend really appreciate that! much love stay safe
What an unbelievable time capsule you walked into there. That stove area with the cans and the decor up above totally looked like early 1970s if not late 60s.
Strange how there was that 2 L of Pepsi from 1995 though. Figure that one out.
Great job, great video.
You might know Burl Ives from somewhere, he sang "Have a Holly Jolly Christmas" and was Snowman Sam in the Rudolph the Rednosed Reindeer holiday special.
Fascinating! I came across you before and don't know why I wasn't subbed, but I am now. With each room, the furniture, the clothes, the products... I imagine the people who lived there, living their lives as usual. Some of these things I remember personally, others from family, They had a lot of furniture in there I loved. Please be careful, I'd be too scared too go into one of those places, never know WHAT is waiting for you. p.s mark my words, watch how your channel is about to blow up😉
Thank you soooo much Nicole!!!! 😁😁😁
This video makes me incredibly sad. What happened to these people? Too leave everything like that. All my love goes out to them. God bless. May they rest in peace.
I want that kitchen table! That thing in the bedroom on the floor is a lady's old fashioned hair dryer. That place is amazing. I wish I could find places like this and find out who owned it and offer to buy so much in there. I love old stuff. Cool video! Stay safe and lots of love ❤️
loll i love old stuff too would be cool to buy one of these houses for sure!! Thank you very much stay safe much love!
You could check at the courthouse to see who owns it, and ask if they would be interested in selling. If they don't want to sell the property, maybe they would be interested in selling things from inside the house.
It's a shame people have been going in and ransacked the place Also it could have been family taring things apart My favorite part was all the old furniture That is worth a fortune This was a great video Bro Buy the way Have a great weekend
Fireman 🔥🔥🔥
The old furniture was amazing. Thank you very much Fireman!!!! have a great weekend as well 🔥🔥🔥
This place is actually in pretty pristine condition compared to a lot of abandoned places this age. Looks like it's barely been touched. No graffiti, no broken windows, etc.
Most of the chaos you're seeing comes from both the relatives of the people who went through the house after the person/people who lived there died, and also animals getting in.
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Happy Friday! Thanks for the video Chris, can't wait to check it out!
Hey Chasing Plastic Happy Friday! Thank you
The white thing in the living room 15:20 is a portable hair dryer from the 60's. The plastic cap that you put on the head and connects to the hose was missing....
I love your videos, I am a vintage stuff lover… I think I got that from my dad, I remember he used to have old & vintage stuff.
You have a new subscriber here!!!
God bless! 🫶🏻
Thank you very much and welcome to the channel my friend much love and god bless
The ubiquitous 70s couch! That floral print design was everywhere back in the day. I was born in 1973, and I see a lot of stuff here that brings back childhood memories. Thanks for the video!
The "Ghostbusters" vacuum my stepdad had one from early 60s.... Electrolux.....my son has it now and still works fabulously. The lady Sunbeam looks like a old fashioned hair dryer. Burl Ives sang songs and most notable the snowman narrator and singer for Rudolph the red nosed reindeer.
I just found your Chanel... I've been looking for someone in the USA and by your accent I'd say...New England. Nice explores.
Thank you very much Sue!! You are correct I am from Massachusetts 😁 welcome to the fam Sue!
Hi Chris, so I looked it up and the item at 15:27 is actually a portable hair dryer.
You know that weird orange machine by the camping lantern, I just remembered
what it was used for, the yellow mat thing at 33:32 is what that machine made.
The "briefcase" at 39:46 is an old suitcase, that's how they looked back then.
The arch at 40:53 is the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, France.
Did you say you were a mechanic ??, fun fact I am a fully qualified tyre fitter lol
I wanted to do the 2 year mechanics course but you have to do the tyre & battery
course 1st, I passed with flying colours but got pregnant with my son sooooo the
mechanic course was put on hold, this was 26yrs ago lol. Although at the time I
could already change the points and gap them, do air and oil filter changes and
everything most other service stuff also do both disc and drum brakes plus I helped
take a Jaguar XJ6 series 1 engine down to the block lol, those were the days haha.
Thank you for sharing, much love. xx ❤
Hello Sue thank you very much!! lol i dont know why i said briefcase 🤣it just came out i know its a suitcase but thats what happens when your narrating without a script and i dont edit myself i just let it fly 🤣. Thank you Arc de Triomphe!! Yes!! i am a Auto Technician lol been a Tech for about 18yrs now 👀 been doing it less over the last couple of years takes too much toll on the body and my health was not good for awhile so only been doing it part time recently. That is very cool you learned the basics its a great skill and money saver!! Thank you Sue and much love
@@RealmXplore I probably know a lot more than most women with mechanics. XX
That is awesome Sue! 😊
Burl Ives on the record sings songs from the classic Christmas show Rudolph the Red Nose Raindeer. Songs: Have a Holly Jolly Christmas & Silver & gold and many more songs.
Why did they have newspapers from the 70's, a letter from the 80's and soda from the 90's?
Very, very odd.
Thank you for being respectful. I just subscribed. I love these time capsule videos!
15:27 "Lady Sunbeam" hair dryer. The kind with a bonnet, I believe.
If that picture is them on the hammock, they were a beautiful couple.
I would not eat anything there ,The old phone is called a Rotary phone . That was a electric hair dryer back in the day . Looks like some people came in and trashed the place. Dude you’re Cool ,, but Jars ,, it’s called Canning
Lol 😂 thank you Ruby
The first pot on stove looked to be maybe a double style boiler. Noxema (still around) was the old school wash for acne. Both my mawmaws had washer and dryer in kitchen.....they didn't have laundry rooms and my stepdad who was in late 80s brushed his teeth (and my kids when younger) at the kitchen sink. A lot had to do with depression era stuff.
Dude everyone knows who Burrell Ives is he was the Snowman who narrated And sang in the 1960 Classic Rudolph the red nose reindeer so you didn’t know who he was lol
😂 noww i know who he is lol i really did not know 🤣 thank you Bonita!!!
Binge watching all my favorite time capsule houses.Cant wait to order more tabloids and magazines for my collection in about a week n half 🥰
Thank you very much Colleen 😁
Aww your welcome.i hope y'all are doing well.please hug Opie from me.
So NO ONE goes inside these houses at all, for decades? That newspaper being from 1977 and the way the table is setup, looks like someone was there just yesterday.
I was only 3 months old! Wow! We don’t have houses like this in S Florida. None that I’ve ever seen. They’ll tear them down and build something new because the land is valuable just about anywhere.
I wish there were houses like this around me, because I could spend hours just observing everything inside.
Awesome explore Chris! it's nice to see the place looks the same since I last went. So much cool stuff left behind!! Nice job my friend!!! :)
Thank you very much J&M this was such a hidden gem thank you for the 📌. Really enjoyed your My Soul To Take video amazing job. Great reenactment skills Marcel 😂If y'all ever need anything or want to collab in the future hit me up anytime. 🙏
@@RealmXplore we would love to colab sometime!!! 🙂
Awesome!! 😁
@@RealmXplore and thank you for your kind words!!! We love doing the filming location videos!!! 🙂
No problem 😁 Cant wait to see the next one. Stay safe out there.
The cars are a Studebaker from about 1962 - 66 (on the left), and a 76 - 78 Plymouth Fury (silver car). Looks like the roof of the garage or carport fell onto them. That didn't stop people from going through the cars. Someone even pried open the trunk on the Studebaker.
That little brown beige machine in the bedroom is to help you crochet
I just found your channel and I am beyond impressed. Binge watching your content! Thank you for you for sharing!
Cool old place but it’s hard watching you attempt to identify objects made prior to your frame of reference which I imagine is after 2010. Makes me feel old as hell. 😂
It looks like the kitchen with the bed is most likely an in law apartment?
Whomever wrote that letter had Very nice Handwriting!
And that Lady Sunbeam was a hair dryer, the hose attached to a plastic bonnet that you put over your Hair.
House looks like a Hoarders House. Seriously, they live like That 😔
They had amazing handwriting skills lol!!! I would have never thought that was a hair dryer 😂 Thank you very much Sharon 😁
I see so many things in the houses you present to us, that could be repurposed. Geeze as a crafter it kills me to see this stuff going to waste.
Nooo, I won't eat the caned food! I like the quilt on the bed, kind of nice, great video, thanks and stay save.
lol 🤣🤣 Thank you very much Hermien Dr Ridder much love stay safe
@@RealmXplore Does it still say spam?
Yeaa youtube still flagged it as spam 😕 im hoping it will fix itself must be just a glitch.
@@RealmXplore Me too😊
It's good to have lots of blankets and quilts. I think I'm becoming like my grandma now. She always would take a quilt or blanket. The more the better. They are great for when it's cold and the electricity goes out and esp nice on movie nights with the family. Nice thing to pass down to the kids to help them get started.
Always a favorite ❤
I was about to yell at you for not opening the fridge, but then realized right before I posted that you did. Good work.
Love that table….so cool
Thanks for the video I know there is a lot of cool stuff left behind I this home, be safe out there much love from Georgia 👃👍
Thank you very much Dale! Hope your doing well and much love my friend.
@@RealmXploreyou're very welcome ,hope you are doing well my friend until next time from Georgia much love my friend
I am doing well thank you Dale much love!
I grew up in the 70's and this brings back so many sweet memories
So fascinating! Thank you for making these incredible videos!!!
Noo, even in an apocalyptic situation. if someone got a bad bacteria after eating that, they could die very fast... Is it a house very far from a city or town?
Noxema is cream for your face. For women. We had a couch similar to that as a kid in the 70s. Had a phone like that too. Had a cannister vacuum. The round thing on the floor is a hair dryer. You have a bonnet attached to the hose and it dries your hair. Remember he said he got hurt and had to use crutches. It's just crazy how these houses are just ransacked and stuff is just everywhere. You know they didn't leave these houses looking like that.
that white case with the hose by the chair was an old hair dryer a plastic cap would connect to the hose and would fit over your head....
It be entirely possible that at least one of them had to abandoned the place and lived in a seniors center and lived for somtime after.
The whole house seems like could have been a group home for elderly. Maybe someone kept them for a portion of their pensions?
The white thing on the floor is a hair dryer. It comes with a bonnet that attaches to the hose. It's a portable version of the hairdryers ladies sit under in a hair salon. My mom had one, but hers was blue.
Almost like a clock... It is a clock. People need to learn analogue, I'm always amazed people can't tell time on an actual analogue clock. I'm assuming the TH-camr here can't as he said it was almost like a clock. My apologies if I was wrong, however many can't tell time on an analogue clock anymore. 🙂
That small plastic thing that you saw that was their bedroom was used to help with square knitting patterns that Afghan that you saw when you were inThe kitchen well a woman would use that to help her make it
Thank you very much Bonita!!!
Those folks definitely went through the great depression.
Dam it ..an orange blanket like the one hanging out of the wasching machine cost a hundred buks in Denmark today
If that chest is cedar wood & that old, it's worth something.
14:58 I want that lamp! The base not the shade. So far that's my favorite thing
🤣 all yours Tiffany!!!
Omg I just want to take garbage bags and go in there get rid of what is garbage straighten up what is good and then leave I don’t know why I normally could care less about a mess get there when I do but I just feel the need to clean that place up
🤣 it would be a nice little house if it where clean lol Thank you sandra!!!
Ifillcleaningnow😂😂😂😂😂
That letter you were reading is amazing. I've fished in Washington, NH.
My grandparents had that same light up Santa in that attic, it plugged in the wall and lit up.
At 1-51 that's a hair dryer my mom had one when i was a little child
Fireman 🔥🔥🔥
Thank you very much Fireman!!!! 🔥🔥🔥
15:21 A Home Hair -Set machine used with plastic bags over the head or hood.
I would not eat anything in that house.
The Record of Burl Ives. Burl Ives Voiced the Snowman narrating Rudolf the Red Nosed Reindeer.
23:40 Wow a 1963 Studebaker! You just don't see those anymore.
Burl Ives sings Christmas song still played on the radio
Wow! Cool cars!
At 21-42 can't remember the name you youse it with yarn to make eather rug's or booties hat's But not sure
Fireman 🔥🔥🔥
oohhhhh i think your right Fireman thank you!!!!
23:36 That thing is a Studebaker. The last year for them was 1966.
The round thing on the floor with a hose is an old hairdryer.
That gadget in the bedroom is like a knitting machine. I forget exactly what it's called.
Thank you very much Karen!!!
25:57 If you have seen Ruduff (Classic Christmas Caton) Burl Ives Country singer was the Snowman's voice
The hose connects to a cap that the person puts on their head and a woman would have her hair in curlers and the hair would be dried with this machine and then her hair would be nice and curly and dry when they shut the machine off and took the curlers out
Hi Chris, What the Hecks going on, I didn't get notified ? 😢 is anyone else having problems getting notified? This is like the 3rd time🤔🤔 Watching right now. 😁♥️
Hello Lori!! I have no idea what’s up with TH-cam a lot of people have said that lately I’m gonna have to have a talk with them soon. Thank you and hope you enjoy the video 😁
@@RealmXplore Reminds me of my Grams and pops place, aside from the mess, lol they had old cars and old logging equipment all over the property. Grams always had windows open in the house. Sucks that fire took it all. I really enjoyed this video. Brought back some memories, thank you😁♥️ stay safe out there. Much love Chris❣️
Thank you very much Lori very happy to hear it brought back some good memories 😁 stay safe out there my friend and much love!
the hose goes inside a head cap to dry your hair.. lol
The kitchen looks like my Grams.Her washer was in the kitchen.
Wow December 18 that's my birthday day on that bottle of soda
That white circular machine from Sunbeam is a hairdryer
At 42:40 -46:59 it was behind the door a hot water bottle i believe that is what it is.
Fireman 🔥🔥🔥
awesome thank you fireman!!!! 🔥🔥🔥
@@RealmXplore I think its an enema bottle 😷
The room your in at 22:07, is that not a 90's Era TV in the corner? And if the soft drinks expired in 95', but the newspapers in the other rooms were from 1977. I am led to believe that they were an elderly couple with her having disabilities for some years and eventually passed away first, then sometime before 95 he passed away. He possibly was her care giver for some time and left her things as is. Then when he passed, his things were left as they are. No idea who would be left as owner of the house. Someone must own it, just not wanting to have much to do with it.
Or It could be the other way around..
I just discovered your channel great video
Time capsule houses are my favorite.im a collector of 70-90s tabloids and magazines and memorabilia.Seeing everything left behind made me smile n brought me much joy ❤️
Time capsule houses are some of my favorites too very happy to hear it made you smile 😁thank you Colleen
Aww you're welcome
the 2 cars the right one is a 71 plymouth satellite the one on the left got me stumped looks like an early 60's plymouth or dodge lancer or belvedere ?
The one on the left has me stumped to this day its driving me nuts lol
This house was giving me some serious Resident Evil 7 vibes.
Almost 70s, at 11:40 Oct 86 [ 1986] is on letter.
Hey late watching this video . But the thing you thought was a medical device . No it’s an old fashion hair dryer . Notice the hose ? It’s missing the cap
Hey handsome, how are you? I think grandma was right there with you, laughing and blushing like a school girl! The weird thing on the floor was a super modern contraption in those days... a womans hair dryer!
Hello Kat!! I am doing very well i hope you are too? I would have never guessed that was a hair dryer lol Thank you very much 😊
Lady Sunbeam is a hair dryer from the sixties!
not blood pressure, enema