Very nice find!!!! The "lounger" upstairs is actually called a "fainting couch". That stove, oh my stars, was indeed an antique worth alot of money. I could see that dresser being restored with an antique mirror attached. Awesome video & thank you for sharing JP😊
@@JPVideos81 .... Here in Southern Illinois chaise lounges are outdoor furniture... but a fainting couch was way back in the day when women would faint alot, I have no clue why. But they had them in doctor's office's and in parlors of the wealthy folks.
The reason they fainted a lot was because they wore whalebone corsets to make their waists look teeny, which cut off a lot of their oxygen to the brain and caused them to faint.
Love, love log structures . So glad you found this one. Beautiful antiques ! Our log house came from a "kit" and my cookstove is a reproduction ; but this was the real thing ..too bad someone didn't appreciate it enough to save it. Looks ( and smells ? ) like the field mice have enjoyed it . Surprised you didn't encounter any .This is one of my favorite explores. Another great job , Jay.
kinda reminds of being a kid and going to a fishing resort // they had several cabins all about same size and style - and with names like - the Birch - the Pines - the Maple - the oak -- as they were made from those trees - and at some time in the 60's they updated them with Electricity but still left the old wood burning stoves and old Ice Boxes -- even had the old water pumps just outside the cabins // still a great find and thanks for sharing
JAFO FUBAR I know what FUBAR means, but do you mind saying what JAFO stands for? Is it a military acronym? If you’d rather not say, it’s cool. Earlier today I was telling someone what SNAFU means. I love words and acronyms.
Interesting find. The frame of the lounge upstairs is possibly salvageable but I imagine it would be quite difficult to get it out of there, and of course the land probably belongs to someone who might take issue with anything being removed from the cabin. The old stove is pretty cool. If the cabin could talk I bet it would have some good tales to tell. Thanks, JP.
That louger up stairs can be re appostered and can be worth some money. That is an antique for sure. Love those old cast iron stoves, I was brought up as a kid with those and they do get hot. I am glad those days are gone. Nice find. Too bad its falling apart, but I understand.
Just recently discovered ur channel. I've always loved old houses and buildings. Keep the vids coming . Let me know if ur ever in central WV. I know of a really cool abandoned small town. Not sure if it is possible to get inside any of the buildings, but still a really cool place to explore, would be a perfect location to get some drone footage.
Not disappointed. Loved the furniture and imagine what it would have looked like in its glory. The old stove could be restored and made use of. Wonder who owns it?
It's a Sunshine cast iron stove circa 1910 and came enameled in porcelain with nickel trim. These were common in Bucks Co. That was a daybed of the same era. Nice to see the original furnishings still there. Thank you for showing us this. As some others have said they could be slightly earlier.
Hey there, Jp I have to say there are a few things in this place I would love to get my hands on...lol hell I would love to see this place fixed back up I'm sure it isn't 100% lost for sure...that was an awesome find...have a great day! ..peace
Excellent video. I always wonder, who had it built? How long was it lived in? Why would someone just let it go abandoned instead of selling it and getting some money out of it so someone else could enjoy it? It looks like it was cute at one point in time. I’d love to know the history if you can find any out. Thanks!! 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
I doubt that anyone ever lived in it. It looks like it was just built for hunting weekends. Odd pieces of cast-off furniture - just enough to give a hunting party a place to sit down or grab a mattress at night. The shredding looks like rodents have been at the sofa downstairs. Just the barest necessities inside. Nothing to indicate it was ever a home.
I would be so tempted to rescue some of the priceless items if you could buy the property or find the owner for permission. Really nice old cabin to restore.
EARTH ANGEL😇 THIS surely was a nice,chinked log cabin at one time! Could have been used as a home 🏡! Stairs were thick and solidly constructed,furnishings seem good, and that stove was a beauty!!😀🔥 Glass door knob is 30-ish.. I believe that the lounger is early 1900s.Was that a buoy at the foot of the stairs?? I always feel sad 😢 when I see these old abandoned places that probably was someone ‘s dream escape!😢😍👍
Wow! I been watching some Alaskan bush people that lives off hunting! That cabin looks like something like that!! I think it can be repaired! I would take the chance lol if they give it to me ! I like the way it would look ! I like the distribution of them two little floors!! ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO JP❤️🇩🇴😍
Looks like a Little House on the Prairie kind ot place. Must have been nice and warm and cozy in the winter with snow outside. Cool OLD stove. That Pine oil detergent must have been some kind of Pinesol like cleaner from the PAST.
Definitely looked like a nice cabin once upon a time. Looks like it has been abandoned for about 30 + years. Probably owned by someone with no kids or disinterested kids and possibly passed away
I don't know how deeply you go into the research of the places you explore, but the state historic preservation office is a great place to information gather if you want the history of specific buildings.
Depends on the location. Sometimes i dive deep in and get as much info as i can. For places like this, i don't. This was a quick video shot last second and i like to try and piece things together myself.
Another great video! I wonder who abandoned and why they abandon it. When they put in the pipeline in why didn’t theTown tear this cabin down ? It was once a nice cabin but obviously now it’s an eyesore to people who don’t appreciate old abandoned buildings. I’m glad you didn’t slip and fall you have to be careful around buildings like this that are falling apart. Thanks for sharing 👍
That sofa or whatever downstairs looked more like a glider to me. They're usually made of metal and sorta rock(glide) back and forth or side to side on rails.
Spooky, creepy and the ending of a bad horror movie lol. JP you have that eye of just picking the right horror movie places lol whether its houses, cabins, motels whatever you find, well almost some are awesome and some well just watch this video lol
Wow... that stove and that fainting couch upstairs were AMAZING!!! It seemed the structure was pretty compromised, and that's sad, someone should look into the history and maybe remodel it some, make it a landmark!
It's funny to see you distorted face (lmao) When I want to made a comment, I stop the video so I don't miss anything. When I come back to hit play, you are usually saying something and it just makes me giggle.
Dang JP.. Nice explore. That place won't be around much longer for sure.. But, I only have one drawback. Lol You need to wear your respirator mask and don't touch things bare handed. That smell is most likely rodent droppings and urine. Toxic stuff. Stay safe JP. ✌😉
I didnt plan on filming anything this day. Saw it on the side of the road and pulled over. Thats why i only had my phone and flashlight. I kept the exploration on the shorter side.
I totally agree!!! It is good to explore, but always safely. Are you a member of Anonymous? If so, you will understand the greeting: We are one !!! Best wishes from Brazil.
Awesome find!!! I think you my be lucky that you did not encounter any of the animals that my had been residing in there, when I heard the door shut I said to my self "oh no!'
The Dr Tracers Pine Deodorant is a scent cover deodorant for hunters. To mask the human smell I believe :) My family used to hunt a lot when I was younder and they used all kinds of scent masking tricks.
Always be safe... Thank you for sharing your videos...maybe it is a hunter's cabin.. Beware and be careful with snakes and other creepy crawlies....Peace...
As a vitamin and herbal supplement junkie, just estimating by the prices of the Vitamin E capsules advertised on the newspaper, I'd say that paper was dated around mid to late 90s.
I know this is weird but that "pine oil deodorant" intrigued me the most... Not much you can find out about that stuff (specifically the bottle that was there). I can only gather that this was prior to what we call pine-sol,which has been around for a long time, so this stuff was before that time. Here is a link to the closest thing to what you saw there, at least that I could find... goo.gl/images/5WpQCs I guess what I found interesting about it was that I was kind of thinking along the lines of what you seemed to think because you said "in liquid form" and I was thinking... Surely they didn't use that the way we use deodorant.... Did they???! And the answer is no... That was pine oil, to care for wood, and it had deodorizing properties. Whew! I'm glad they weren't slapping that up under their armpits! Or were they?? Lol
nice video.........thanks for sharing . maybe , you should explore with some kind of a face mask . just in case there is guano laying around , you DON'T want to inhale it.........
Hi, That lounger is actually called a Chaise Longue and not sure on the date but before 1950's maybe. Here is some details - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaise_longue A really cool video of a nice little cabin, thank you. x
I, bet it was real nice & cool@that time..no b/r hu tks. 4 share n...oh I was born n old Ga., house n HAHIRA, GA..bout same as that real log cabin by midwife 😏 4 real. Smile...
That type of doorknob on a hunting cabin was a really nice surprise : )
I was very surprised to see it on a place like this.
@@JPVideos81 Me too!!
Very nice find!!!! The "lounger" upstairs is actually called a "fainting couch". That stove, oh my stars, was indeed an antique worth alot of money. I could see that dresser being restored with an antique mirror attached. Awesome video & thank you for sharing JP😊
Never heard of a fainting couch. I thought it was a chase lounge.
@@JPVideos81 .... Here in Southern Illinois chaise lounges are outdoor furniture... but a fainting couch was way back in the day when women would faint alot, I have no clue why. But they had them in doctor's office's and in parlors of the wealthy folks.
The reason they fainted a lot was because they wore whalebone corsets to make their waists look teeny, which cut off a lot of their oxygen to the brain and caused them to faint.
I read that they fainted because the corsets were laced so tightly ( ,,,think Scarlet in "Gone With the Wind " )
ooops...didn't realize you had already answered. lol
The stove is killer! Also like the door knob...lol
Very cozy cabin. I would love to have a cabin in the woods. Great video again. ☆☆☆☆☆
Thanks
Thanks for going in...I love this stuff!
Little creepy looking .i bet it was awesome back in the day.thank you for this video.
Wouldn't it make more sense to put the No Trespassing sign on the outside of the structure rather than inside?
One would think so
If it could be restored it would be a beautiful little cabin. It’s a shame when pieces of history are destroyed.
Love, love log structures . So glad you found this one. Beautiful antiques ! Our log house came from a "kit" and my cookstove is a reproduction ; but this was the real thing ..too bad someone didn't appreciate it enough to save it. Looks ( and smells ? ) like the field mice have enjoyed it . Surprised you didn't encounter any .This is one of my favorite explores. Another great job , Jay.
kinda reminds of being a kid and going to a fishing resort // they had several cabins all about same size and style - and with names like - the Birch - the Pines - the Maple - the oak -- as they were made from those trees - and at some time in the 60's they updated them with Electricity but still left the old wood burning stoves and old Ice Boxes -- even had the old water pumps just outside the cabins // still a great find and thanks for sharing
JAFO FUBAR
I know what FUBAR means, but do you mind saying what JAFO stands for? Is it a military acronym? If you’d rather not say, it’s cool. Earlier today I was telling someone what SNAFU means. I love words and acronyms.
Just Another F***ing Observer who got F***ed Up Beyond All Recognition
Actually, its " beyond any repair", which came from bomber groups during ww2, when their planes were too shot-up to make it back to base
Reminds me of the old smelly cabins from the movie national lampoon's vacation.
but it does depend on how they have been kept -- but still they will have the Musty smell about em
Love it! Thank you for recording it!
Nice find..... love the stove. Thanks for sharing and as always thumbs up!
Interesting find. The frame of the lounge upstairs is possibly salvageable but I imagine it would be quite difficult to get it out of there, and of course the land probably belongs to someone who might take issue with anything being removed from the cabin. The old stove is pretty cool. If the cabin could talk I bet it would have some good tales to tell. Thanks, JP.
That louger up stairs can be re appostered and can be worth some money. That is an antique for sure. Love those old cast iron stoves, I was brought up as a kid with those and they do get hot. I am glad those days are gone. Nice find. Too bad its falling apart, but I understand.
This is so cool. I do a little abandoned photography but don’t feel comfortable going alone and rarely have someone to go with.
Always best to go with someone or have someone know where you are.
that was a cute little cabin! at one time, i could see myself living there in good condition. Yes, the cast iron stove & lounger was cool too! ty
Great video! I love the stove. Thank you for uploading!
The animals paid the hunters back by ripping things up! Cook stove was great love the old fainting couch. Thank you for going in and showing us!
Just recently discovered ur channel. I've always loved old houses and buildings. Keep the vids coming . Let me know if ur ever in central WV. I know of a really cool abandoned small town. Not sure if it is possible to get inside any of the buildings, but still a really cool place to explore, would be a perfect location to get some drone footage.
Not disappointed. Loved the furniture and imagine what it would have looked like in its glory. The old stove could be restored and made use of. Wonder who owns it?
Cool find! Thanks for sharing!! 👍😎
These places are definitely excellent for paranormal investigating
Yes that's why I watch his explore videos. I've already seen some entities in some of them, unbeknownst to the camera man ; )
Cool old cabin. My grandparents had doorknobs like that in their house.😊
Pretty good vid from the S9 🙂 incredible find. Beautiful countryside.
Reminded me of the cabin used in the horror movie Wrong Turn, the first one. Was waiting for one of those cannabolistic brothers to jump out.
It's a Sunshine cast iron stove circa 1910 and came enameled in porcelain with nickel trim. These were common in Bucks Co. That was a daybed of the same era. Nice to see the original furnishings still there. Thank you for showing us this. As some others have said they could be slightly earlier.
Loved the stove and upstairs furniture! Nice surprises in an old cabin. Thanks for sharing!
Nice. I wonder how close to where my grandpa grew up in PA. This looks much like the houses of those times.
Hey there, Jp I have to say there are a few things in this place I would love to get my hands on...lol hell I would love to see this place fixed back up I'm sure it isn't 100% lost for sure...that was an awesome find...have a great day! ..peace
Excellent video. I always wonder, who had it built? How long was it lived in? Why would someone just let it go abandoned instead of selling it and getting some money out of it so someone else could enjoy it? It looks like it was cute at one point in time. I’d love to know the history if you can find any out. Thanks!! 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
I doubt that anyone ever lived in it. It looks like it was just built for hunting weekends. Odd pieces of cast-off furniture - just enough to give a hunting party a place to sit down or grab a mattress at night. The shredding looks like rodents have been at the sofa downstairs. Just the barest necessities inside. Nothing to indicate it was ever a home.
I would be so tempted to rescue some of the priceless items if you could buy the property or find the owner for permission. Really nice old cabin to restore.
Awesome find thanks for taking us along...stay safe!
EARTH ANGEL😇 THIS surely was a nice,chinked log cabin at one time! Could have been used as a home 🏡! Stairs were thick and solidly constructed,furnishings seem good, and that stove was a beauty!!😀🔥 Glass door knob is 30-ish.. I believe that the lounger is early 1900s.Was that a buoy at the foot of the stairs?? I always feel sad 😢 when I see these old abandoned places that probably was someone ‘s dream escape!😢😍👍
What an awesome little find!
Glad I'm able to share it with you.
@@JPVideos81 Me too! Going to be hitting the roads real soon with the hopes of getting lost.
Wow! I been watching some Alaskan bush people that lives off hunting! That cabin looks like something like that!! I think it can be repaired! I would take the chance lol if they give it to me ! I like the way it would look ! I like the distribution of them two little floors!! ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO JP❤️🇩🇴😍
Looks like a Little House on the Prairie kind ot place. Must have been nice and warm and cozy in the winter with snow outside. Cool OLD stove. That Pine oil detergent must have been some kind of Pinesol like cleaner from the PAST.
Awesome man. Love it!
Cool find! Enjoyed the adventure, thanks JP! Be safe out there 😎
That wood stove was awesome!
Would love to have that
Definitely looked like a nice cabin once upon a time. Looks like it has been abandoned for about 30 + years. Probably owned by someone with no kids or disinterested kids and possibly passed away
There is a lot of really cool old stuff laying around in there, some nasty stuff as well, but some cool old stuff LOL nice find
Thanks for checking it out
Interesting place would of loved to see it during it's better days! Stove is coal and wood I use to have one!
I don't know how deeply you go into the research of the places you explore, but the state historic preservation office is a great place to information gather if you want the history of specific buildings.
Depends on the location. Sometimes i dive deep in and get as much info as i can. For places like this, i don't. This was a quick video shot last second and i like to try and piece things together myself.
Awesome Sunshine Cast Iron Stove from the 1880's
Enjoyed the video .
Another great video! I wonder who abandoned and why they abandon it. When they put in the pipeline in why didn’t theTown tear this cabin down ? It was once a nice cabin but obviously now it’s an eyesore to people who don’t appreciate old abandoned buildings. I’m glad you didn’t slip and fall you have to be careful around buildings like this that are falling apart. Thanks for sharing 👍
Owner probably passed away. Its small and not in the way so its probably not worth the money to rip it down.
Really neat hunting cabin👍👍
Id love to stay in it if it was fixed up.
Brilliant video, very interesting
That sofa or whatever downstairs looked more like a glider to me. They're usually made of metal and sorta rock(glide) back and forth or side to side on rails.
Probably at one time a nice warm relaxing place! Thanks good find!!
Cool find!
Yeah, this was real cool cabin, I think the lounger was from the 50's.
The stove and door knob wow.
Love the stove.
I like that stove. The lounger is 1930 early 1940
That would be nice all fixed up & ready to live in.
That place is neat!!
With that couch, it looks like a hunters cabin with a psychiatrist office upstairs.
Spooky, creepy and the ending of a bad horror movie lol. JP you have that eye of just picking the right horror movie places lol whether its houses, cabins, motels whatever you find, well almost some are awesome and some well just watch this video lol
👻😁
Cool Video :)
Very cool!
I would talk with the owner about the stove and furniture, that stuff some of it is worth a TON of money.
Cool find.
Wow... that stove and that fainting couch upstairs were AMAZING!!! It seemed the structure was pretty compromised, and that's sad, someone should look into the history and maybe remodel it some, make it a landmark!
The fainting couch looks like an Eastlake from the 1880's Victorian era.
I thought the same about the doorknob. Not to say the cabin is that old, but if it was kept up until relatively recently, it's possible.
Always Interesting..
Very cool!!!!
Old pinesol bottle stove and lounge are from early 1900s
Cool old stove Looks like critters took this place over
Oh that stove!😎
Good video
It's funny to see you distorted face (lmao) When I want to made a comment, I stop the video so I don't miss anything. When I come back to hit play, you are usually saying something and it just makes me giggle.
That "Kingsford Edge" tho.
Dang JP..
Nice explore. That place won't be around much longer for sure..
But, I only have one drawback. Lol
You need to wear your respirator mask and don't touch things bare handed.
That smell is most likely rodent droppings and urine.
Toxic stuff.
Stay safe JP.
✌😉
R Boyd
Good points. Hantavirus is no joke. 👍👍
@@sharong8511
You said it..
That's one nasty virus.
I was thinking the same time. Overtime exposure to that stuff could cause permenant damage to your lungs. Stay safe :)
I didnt plan on filming anything this day. Saw it on the side of the road and pulled over. Thats why i only had my phone and flashlight. I kept the exploration on the shorter side.
I totally agree!!! It is good to explore, but always safely.
Are you a member of Anonymous? If so, you will understand the greeting: We are one !!! Best wishes from Brazil.
Awesome find!!! I think you my be lucky that you did not encounter any of the animals that my had been residing in there, when I heard the door shut I said to my self "oh no!'
Lucky indeed
Interesting find. Some valuable antiques inside. The tore up stuff on the floor looked to me to be the presence of raccoons at one time.
The Dr Tracers Pine Deodorant is a scent cover deodorant for hunters. To mask the human smell I believe :) My family used to hunt a lot when I was younder and they used all kinds of scent masking tricks.
Ah ok. That makes sense. I figured they just wanted to smell piney fresh lol.
i bet it was beautiful in its hay day
That was someones home at one time. Probably moved there from the midwest. That " style" is kinda common in old towns
Always be safe... Thank you for sharing your videos...maybe it is a hunter's cabin.. Beware and be careful with snakes and other creepy crawlies....Peace...
As a vitamin and herbal supplement junkie, just estimating by the prices of the Vitamin E capsules advertised on the newspaper, I'd say that paper was dated around mid to late 90s.
Thanks
Cool stone..thanks for stopping and checking it out. Avon still sells liquid deodorant.
Home sweet home
I love cabins when I was little I was scared cause my room had a deer skeleton head on there
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I know this is weird but that "pine oil deodorant" intrigued me the most... Not much you can find out about that stuff (specifically the bottle that was there). I can only gather that this was prior to what we call pine-sol,which has been around for a long time, so this stuff was before that time.
Here is a link to the closest thing to what you saw there, at least that I could find... goo.gl/images/5WpQCs
I guess what I found interesting about it was that I was kind of thinking along the lines of what you seemed to think because you said "in liquid form" and I was thinking... Surely they didn't use that the way we use deodorant.... Did they???! And the answer is no... That was pine oil, to care for wood, and it had deodorizing properties. Whew! I'm glad they weren't slapping that up under their armpits!
Or were they?? Lol
Haha, lets hope not.
I betcha' those clothes are dry rotted and would crumble if you touched them very much. This is a really neat video.
nice video.........thanks for sharing . maybe , you should explore with some kind of a face mask . just in case there is guano laying around , you DON'T want to inhale it.........
I have one but this was a last minute find so i pulled over and filmed it.
I wonder if the owner still pays for property taxes I would like to find out the land sq.ftage.and history. Thanks JP-
Almost froze to death in a cabin just like that once
on the floor ewwww?looks moldy in there to.
Nice. Will you return ?
Not really any reason to. Filmed everything inside of it.
Creepy 😱 How about nooo.
great little video JP it doesn't look like it has been vandalized by the human kind for a change eh ?
Yeah, overall not too bad.
Nice cabin. Hmmm ... restore to a she shed. 😁
Last man standing?
JPVideos 😁
Looks like it's been abandoned for about 30+ years. I wonder if the owner did not have kids or had disinterested kids and possibly passed away.
oh god...looks creepy
like the vid 😊👍
Hi, That lounger is actually called a Chaise Longue and not sure on the date but before 1950's maybe. Here is some details - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaise_longue A really cool video of a nice little cabin, thank you. x
I was thinking chase lounge but couldn't remember the name.
I must admit it did look like you knew the name so I thought I would help you out ;). x
@@SueGirling68 i definitely appreciate the help. Sometimes when i filming, i draw a blank. Even though i know what things are normally.
I know exactly what you mean, I have Fibromyalgia and I forget words and the names of things all the time it's annoying. x
I wont the stove and the door and handle, to bring back to life
I, bet it was real nice & cool@that time..no b/r hu tks. 4 share n...oh I was born n old Ga., house n HAHIRA, GA..bout same as that real log cabin by midwife 😏 4 real. Smile...
Did u get my other comment