Abandoned -Old house totally isolated/1940`s stuff! Toys/School books/Vintage automobile
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- This is a nice example of how homes can sit out in the paddocks for decades and not be seen or even noticed. This one is on a farm near my home town in Victoria. I got the permission of the owners to walk out and explore this. It was built in next to the former stone and brick home that was ruined when fires swept through the area in 1944. The owner was a young child back then and has toys and school books still inside along with other cool old things that were left in there when they moved just 2 km`s away 50 years ago. In these areas a lot of homes sit out in the paddocks just decaying naturally. I find them really intriguing. :-)
How does a house,obviously owned by someone,go years without anyone tending to it,left just to rot? Makes you really curious about the stories behind these old,abandoned houses. Great find,and thanks for sharing!!
Hi lovelyj75 Well the owners of this farm are a brother and sister who are now both in their early 70`s, they also have another home about 2 km West of this and on in the small township. They were raised in this one and it was built in 1944 after fires swept through and wiped out the existing old stone and brick homes. Basically when they became adults they moved out and left this one to the elements and sheep and cattle. This happens quite a lot on farms when the newer homesteads are built. Glad you like this one and thanks for watching :-)
P. I actually found this explore utterly depressing, may I suggest you found it cool cos it was near your home in Colac, the little toys in drawer - were amazing, the cupie doll, the english guard, the railway cars etc oh and your passion - the tin box, a find! Loved the suspenders hanging in male wardrobe. The bathroom must have been lovely and sunny once upon a time and the art deco hardware and lighting- mmmm💓. It reminded me of such hard times on the land, scraping together a living, no rain for years, harvests fail, trying so valiantly to bring home the harvest - purchase seed for next planting, school books, food, drapery for clothes etc - such a hard hard time and they worked so bloody hard, breaks my heart P.😥💔
what a time capsule! Some beautiful furniture and door with the stained glass. so many birds making it their home.
Hi Vera. Yes this one was really amazing to find the school books and old toys of the owner Margret :-) Thanks for watching
Paul ... only just came across this one. I'm with you, intriguing and so much a part of our history.
Best thing is the old cook stove in the kitchen...totally awesome!
Yeah there was not much left to look at but the old stove stole the show! hehe :-)
.Oh..the old toys... feeling sad... great video..great work.
So glad you like this old one. Cheers for watching :-)
Fascinating toys of that era. My mom was a child then in the '40's.
Thanks for watching Liz :-)
@@urbexindigo5164 you're welocome!
Small house, love the old boots. Thanks for a another great video. 😊
The vintage toys were in remarkable shape. That monkey still worked. All the little tins...way cool, and worth money!
Did you every watch Curiosity Incorporated with Alex? He owns a antique shop in Canada. He could give you a few pointers on old things of value. Give him a try, it can't hurt. He goes all over and even looks up family and owners of the properties. Good hearted man.
As usual 👍s up from me.
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Hi Sandra, I will look up Alex and that show, sounds interesting! I will be back at this place in a few weeks :-)
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Way to go❣ I can't wait for the update.
BTW, I don't expect you to answer on every comment. That takes up a lot of your time. I do appreciate it tho. ;> )
Wow this place was really something. All those very interesting things in the drawers. Those painted tin toys look like mint condition. I love these isolated old houses way out in the country that you explore. Your videos are a treasure. Thank you so much for making them.
Literally a bath room. A bath in a room. Were there any other facilities? Loved seeing the old childhood treasures tucked away in the draw. Thankyou. No doubt they were played with over & over. Kids back then didn't have half so many toys, back in the 50s or 60s. Just a few.
Very basic home with a basic bathroom indeed Sarah :-0 I should have gone through the drawer a bit more too now I think.....oh well. :-)
Thanks so much for exploring!
Now this was awesome! I would have picked through all of the drawers & the kitchen. Was that a meat grinder? No dates later than the '60's, just amazing & the floors were so solid. They sure don't build them like they used to. Creepy music! Grear video! 👏👏👏💜💜💜
Cool video!
So happy there’s still videos I haven’t seen of yours before, even though I subscribed a while back.
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Hi Amanda thanks for watching :-)
Thanks for exploring
Wow! I hope that after you went through this place you told the owner about all the cool things you found! There was stuff there that they would want or that they could have sold.
It's a bea-one-are-dee ! AKA a bird. Great place, good work once more! J.R.
Cheers for watching JR :-0
Nice the pie cabinet looks refinishable i hate to see items fall to ruined due to disinterest and neglect
I know the elderly brother and sister that own this home, they grew up here from 1944 til late 60`s and all the stuff in there is theirs. they live in the small country town now but still own this land :-)
That's the trolley from Mister Rogers neighborhood!!! OMG I haven't seen one of those in years...
At least it kinda looks like it
Hahaha I just look up Mr Rodgers neighborhood to see what your talking about hahhaha! And your right! lol, good pick up. Lots of cool things in that drawer. Will be back that way soon. Cheers for watching Sean :-)
I love these old houses. So much history, and the many lives that have passed through the doors. I would love to see this house on the last day it was slept in. The very last day the owner walked out the door never to return. If walls could talk.
Great video!
Hi Elizabeth :-) Yes I love finding these type of old forgotten ones as they have a real sense of rediscovery! All of the questions you mention are the intrigue of dong and watching! Filmed another classic old farm house yesterday, fair to say another time capsule too! Thanks for watching :-)
i really enjoyed this one
"Wow,Amazing,I would love to do what you do!!!"
It is indeed a relaxing and interesting hobby Cheryl. I love the whole process of finding the homes to making the videos. Thanks for watching, glad you are enjoying :-)
Just think of the time and care they took building this house.
It has stood in tact for how long?
And look at the care they put into the woodwork and the the fireplace/cooking area.
Now this is my kind of exploration! Must be the farm girl in me. 😉
Animals must go in there. Straw on floor? Love these interesting places. Little bird or 🐓
Yep over the decades the sheep and cattle prob sheltered in their on and off, till they closed it up properly. I think that squeeking was a piece of glass rubbing in the window sill and wind. Thanks for watching :-0
What a great old place.it must have been nice in its day. You can see the old character of this house in the doors, the way it was made. Time went on after this place was abandoned. Great explore. Did you find the squeaky noise, bird?
Hey Janet the squeeky noise was a peiceof glass rubbing on another in a window :-) Yes this is one of my favourites because it is so forgotten and has not been visited for decades :-)
Omg....so many memories of my old family house. This house had so many of the same features like the light switches and even the design of the bedrooms. Would have been a nice house in it's day. Thank you.
Hey MsSlmitchell glad you connected with this old one as did I because my mothers home has the exact same doors and actually built the same year as this 1944. :-) Cheers for watching
That's a squirrel making that chirping noice...
Could very well have been Michele, thanks for watching :-)
Amazing find Thank you for sharing!!!!!
No worries Patricia, glad you enjoyed. Thanks for the support. :-)
What a great way to explore with all those old stuff dated back to 1947 and i was not even born at that time. This chapter of yours is a great find , really enjoyable to watch thank bro.
Hey John I really appreciate your support, this one I really did enjoy, so secluded and not visited for decades.. Amazing to think these things have just sat in there all that time. Cheers for watching :-)
Love those vintage toys....Wow!! 👍👍
Thanks heaps for watching and commenting Diane, yes there were some great old things in that drawer, I should have really gone through more and opened up a few more in the house. Next time! :-)
Nice find!! Beautiful place!
Hey Asvea thanks for watching! :-)
Scary would not want to be here at nightime
This is a perfect location for a creepy horror movie Velma!!!! :-) Cheers for watching
I would love to be going through this place & salvaging what I could, wearing gloves & a mask of course. Looks like a cyclone went through the property
Very old place, abandoned for a long, long time. Bits of old news paper, 1943/63 dates, an old fashion magazine with a photo of a woman in a red dress and hat, old pair of boots.
interesting find, lookin thru the draws and on dresser a flute, whys it so grotty was there a flood at one stage a lot of dirt but yes a great find there
Hi Heather, I wish I had of stayed a bit longer and looked through more stuff but was losing daylight. Lots of very old things as you said. The grotty flute like all the other items has accumulated dust and had rain blowing through the broken windows too. Cheers for watching :-)
@ Urbex Indigo...WHERE ARE YOUR GLOVES???
Oops! hehe :-)
Nice explore! Those tin toys in the drawer are valuable here in the states. You should wear a respirator before you get a fungal infection in your lungs.
I was surprised it had an indoor bathroom.
Glad you got permission it makes you relax great video🌺🌺🌺
Thanks for your support Dogsrule53 :-)
We can see the top corner advert, William Inglis & Son Pty, Ltd in Sydney N.S.W
Wow what a find! Love this explore, it was so lonely and creepy feeling.. It would be exciting to find out the history!
Hey Lori thanks for watching! Yes these really old secluded ones are very interesting and I love that no one has been in them for a long time! :-)
Wow that one has some very cool old things..kinda sad though that the person that owns this place could care less about that piece of property... I have noticed them big round things along some of the houses you have been to ..what are those so.e kind of silo thanks for the vid...peace
Yeah the elderly brother and sister who own this moved out in the late sixties to a newer home and just let this sit here for the cows and sheep to roam around haha. They own the small surrounding farm area too. Those round things are the old rain water tanks that caught the rain off the roof :-)
@@urbexindigo5164 oh ok...the one thing I also noticed is I never see any wells...is them tanks the water they would use inside also? Thank you for responding...
Looking in the kitchen I could hear mom saying;"Time for dinner!" "Time for your bath & bed time."
Silent eckos from the past.
Nice job.
Another great video Urbex, iv'e just cottoned onto your videos. In that house, there's a hand mincer laying on a table, i'd check that out, see where it was made, should be an imprint on it. My bet it was made in England a long time ago and cleaned up might be worth a few dollars to a collector.
Hey mate! :-) Glad you are finding some cools things in my videos! This house is back in Victoria just out of the little town where I grew up. This house was built in 1944 straight after bush fires destroyed the old stone and brick home next to it.
I absolutely love all these old videos of abandoned places, especially all the paperwork and things with dates on them they just amaze me. When my daughter and son-in-law had a room built on to their house we found old newspapers stuffed in the walls from 1956. That's when the house was built originally. We all signed the new wood and left dated paperwork in the new walls and also signed our initials with the dates. Then someday when this house is torn down maybe people will see all our things and messages we left them. It was about 8 years ago when we did this. Also put my granddaughters handprints, date and her name in the new concrete driveway
Thats so cool! It`s like adding to an amazing time capsule. I really enjoy finding these really isolated country houses because it is time and time alone that is left to decay them and they have an amazing feel to them knowing they have sat for so long without anybody around them. Thanks for watching! :-0
How exciting finding the drawer full of old items. The celluloid doll..wow..now that's old. I would've picked through every item.
The old cutlery..the old forks ..they look so cumbersome and sharp.
This was a good one..looking forward to the next. Thankyou
This one I can go back very easy and document some more stuff. Now i`m getting an idea of what people are not bored with and really want to see. Thanks for you comments and support cathy14 :-)
Is that Mt Elephant in the background at the start?
Yeah mate, sure is!!!!! My home town Derrinallum. This old home was built in 1944 and still owned my M and A Grant. They live in the town now but still have this land with cattle on it. :-)
"Don't it relax you so much more when they say Go For it!!!" What a great feeling!!!"
Yep! haha. The owners are an elderly brother and sister who grew up in this house from 1944 to late 60`s. :-)
I watch lots of urban exploration videos but in viewing your vids, i admire that you not afraid to reach down and pull stuff up to exam plus give out dates on old newspapers and magazines and stiff just remember to bring your gloves! I enjoy your videos keep up the being a urban explorer, be cautious and stay safe!
Hey sweetmochaqueen thanks for your comments and support! :-) I do find dates and items are very interesting and can give a great insight in to the when`s and why`s of these homes. :-)
This was fantastic....those old Tin toys are worth alot of $$....Don't understand why people don't take the personal pics and such off of the walls....just sad....
Hey Heather! :-) Yes I actually spoke to lady owner who grew up in this home and they are her belongings. I will be back that way a bit later in the year so I will ask her if she wants them salvaged, they could even got to the local historical club :-)
Urbex Indigo That's Great....So glad they won't be thrown away....
I’m confused.....they moved just 2kms away.....why did they leave everything behind?
"History is the greatest,Every generation advanced in their wisdom,We are spoiled with everything now,I wish it was like a movie,and I could watch the people that lived there,Simple Days!!!"
Or at least find some old photos of the home and family from the early days. I like your passion Cheryl :-)
OMG when I seen them old straps hanging there it reminded me of the old wood shed that my folks and grandpa would take us too back in the day. There was a lot of old stuff there I would love to have like those toys made of tin and some of those old news papers to read and that old car I don't think it was a 40 ford but not sure. I love old car for sure. and old stuff too. Great video I have been watching your videos for the last 3 days and love them all and will comment if I can take care and hello from Wyoming.
Wish I had more time at this one, some many old things to look at!!!!! Sun was going down. May have to go back?? Cheers again cowgirlo99 :-)
Interesting news paper article, dated Wednesday Feb 26 1958. South Australian trotting league. Trotting record. This place abandoned, late 1950s early1960's?
Yep abandoned arounf the mid 60`s I think William, thanks for watching :-)
Wow absolutely loved this video thank you from new zealand
I am thinking when the older style buildings became obsolete (weather board) and the elderly residents died or went into care; that's when we see abandoned properties with everything still in it's functional place. 'Like walking back in time' experience. That cupboard you were looking at a few videos back had items totally from the seventies which didn't fit with the contemporary inhabitants WTF? Keep an eye out for a small bottle of mercurochrome. Remember that stuff?
Yes that cupboard from a few vids back was like was locked up for 30 years! lol. I do remember mercurochrome! There was a cupboard in this home in the kitched I forgot to look in, looks like is has items in it through the glass.
Really neat to explore such an old place. You never know what you'll find.
Would in joy going to explore some of these place with you.you do such a 👍 great job .and explain .thank you'll
"I would keep that newspaper at the start, WOW!!!"
Hey Cheryl thanks for watching! Yes there are a few things in here worth saving and taking to the local history society, I will probably ask to go back there and do just that. :-)
"Yes, I Would Too,Awww,I bet they were real nice!!!"
Love your vids & explores ☺️ looks untouched and a literal step back into time.... way cool!!!
Those were d days....hahaha.! ..all rusty antiques..fun,fun,fun..magazine still alive...shoes still waiting 4 d owner.cheers!
That squeek is probably either a ground hog or gopher. Not sure what u call it there. It is upset,probably has babies.
Not sure we get ground hogs here Marion but I found that it was a piece wood rubbing on the broken window in the wind. :-) thanks for watching :-)
Isn't it neat the way the pictures hanging on the walls survive so well?
You can tell that this house hasn't been vandalized- its just a bit of a mess (!) from the wind, birds and dust that have disturbed the interior over the last half century, but that's what happens when a window pane breaks or a door swings open.
That cabinet in the bathroom was a bit of a mystery --until right above it is the trap into the rafters-- I wonder if someone had once moved it to use as a ladder to take a peek up in there?
I really liked that built-in cooking range-- now that's OLD.
Thanks for posting this..... :)
Power in can
That art decor door knobs beautiful.
I agree. Didn't know from what period, but shape and design is so unique and they all match. What a treasure to see.
A great video..as usual !
I just loved it ALL..the old shoes/bootrs sitting there, clothes in the closet,that old door laying there..pictures on the wall..ect..ect.. i could of dug around in there for hours !
Thanks so much for bringing us these videos !
Yeah I should have dug around more and more, just starting get an idea what is not boring for you guys and taking my time is better. :-)
Urbex Indigo I know it's easy to say 'I'd look more if not there, i know its not possible to look througj EVERYTHING.. but i do love to prowl around through old stuff. I have plenty to go through of my own now, i'm moving after my husband passed away (2 yrs ago) theres stuff packed away for last 20 years in the basement. He was a hoarder & also had a garage full of stuff. Our son & his wife already cleaned it out.
Thanks for the reply.
I just did one yesterday and I took my time going through and capturing it better on video. More cool vintage stuff I think you will like! :-) Sorry to hear about ya hubby. My mother is a hoarder and she says she thinks it stems from her childhood of not having much so she holds on to things now because they were few and far between back then. :-)
Urbex Indigo Yeah, shes prob right. My hubby grew up poor, i think thats why he wanted to keep everything. He'd take anytjing the neighbors or friends were giving away. I grew up on a big farm in Kentucky(US) big family, 6 kids. But my Dad also worked another job besides farming, on the County road dept. Drove a road grader so we always at least had plenty of food, grew everything. Def not rich but better off than my hubby, he said they rarely had meat, something we ALWAYS had because we raised hogs & cattle & slaughtered in the Fall.
Sorry for the long post, got carried away..lol
But i think i understand what your mom says.
Take care & be safe..
At--8:52-- There are folks that collect metal toys.
What is on the floor of the first room that you were in? A piece of farm equipment?
Hey Phyllis I think it was some sort of old plough maybe, horse driven. I will have another look. Cheers for watching :-)
Urbex Indigo ..... Love, love, love seeing these places and totally love the job you’re doing! Thank you so much! Happy, Happy New Year!
What is that large price of equipment inside the front door?
You put together some really good videos. How long have you been doing this?
Hey Irish Whisky 77 thanks for the kind words and support! :-) Well I did my first official youtube explore video 6 months ago. I sort of know a bit about video editing/cameras and that stuff so that helped putting them together. I had been exploring old sheds and home as a kid and teenager back in the country but I never knew until recently that there is a massive genre of Urban exploration out there! I just though I was a bit of a loner doing this stuff but it turns out i`m not! Hahaha. So I thought wow I may as well film them as I go like others are doing. Cheers from Australia mate.
Amazing hardware on the doors and that old truck, was fantastic.
@Evelyn A Why they don't remove and save the hardware and cupboards etc. bothers me. They are so fantastic in just about all the homes you explore. So worth saving for restoration work and when building new homes that need a touch of history. I think I would go back to the owners and ask if I could rescue a few pieces for them and ask to keep a few items for myself. The train set pieces, marble and all the pictures that can be saved with frames. Seems like such a waist.
Absolutely agree, it is our wasteful societies that dictates letting things go to ruin, but if one goes to a antique shop and tries to buy these items, they are priced way to high for most people to afford. I say these things need to be rescued and given a new lease on life. I am torn about the abandoned motto, I don't see how it should apply in all cases.
good video.
Another good find good to see you looking through things a bit more keep it up it makes for a much more interesting explore,cheers mate.
Heck yea would be
Goes without saying mate but, will say it anyways, Salty's mate Salty's!!! Heads up "old thing" never drop your guard Governor!!! True Aussy you know. This place did creep me out mate!!! Even a second time around!!! Scary stuff mate!!! Thank you and God bless you.!!!
Was lookin for salty`s mate but only scared off a few feral cats governor! This house I really like because it is like being totally away from anything and anyone........just a house in no mans lands. :-)
What’s the story behind this home?
Hi Ashlea :-) Well there was an original stone and brick home here and it was burnt in 1944 in the fires so the family built this weather board home right after and the children who are now in their late 70`s still own this but live in the nearby town now. This is there farm land still. They moved out in the 60`s and it has sat like this since. Cheers for watching :-)
Wow! Thanks for replying! That’s certainly interesting. Thank you for bringing us all along with you on your explorations. My sister and I love watching!
Dear Urbex, where are your gloves, young man? 🧤🧤🧤 The thing that’s fascinating is that even though the house is super grungy on the inside, I didn’t see what appeared to be a lot of actual structural damage inside. Some cracks in the walls, etc. but given the age and total neglect, must have been quite a sturdy little place in it’s day. Great video. Thanks!
Hey Sedora! Haha yep I forgot my gloves again on this one! :-) This one was built in 1944 after fires destroyed the original stone and brick house which were the ruins you saw. The owners of this which are brother and sister moved out in the early 70`s to another house about 2 km west of this one. It has sat here since then :-)
I live in Lismore so was cool seeing that news paper. Great explore
Thanks mate! Yeah Lismore is the town next to Derrinallum which is where i`m from in Victoria. Very rural country area in the western volcanic plains! :-)
Been down your way any many times, used to camp at lake Ettrick, or that is what my grandpa used to call it.
Love ya explores.😀
Another great one.
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Hi One Affected! :-) Thanks for subbing! Hope you enjoy more videos! Cheers from Australia :-)
There is some kind of rodent in that old house it could be bat,s making that squeak noise or mice ,,you never know what you might see or find or run into so please be careful ,,
DIG those old newspapers......
Are you said at beginning you spoke to owners are bless them what is going on in there mind left lots of memories dolls books ect it's made me cry o my.sweet lord godlove them I will never upstand only.they will hope they don't regret this you stay safe bless uou.
This is back near my home town in Victoria. The owners are brother and sister who lived here until the early 70`s then moved about 2 km up the road. This house was built in 1945 after fire destroyed the old brick one which was the ruins in this video. I am not sure if they are aware of what is left inside, probably have forgotten about it. They just closed up it after the cows started getting inside once they moved out all those years ago.
wow cool
its haunted
Thanks for watching! :-)
So your saying a kid bought that house
Not quite mate :-) The current owners are brother and sister who grew up in this house with their parents. They now still own this property and another one but live in the small township. The toys and school books are theirs as they took over the farm from their parents way back in the late 60`s. Cheers for watching RF1985RVM :-)
Australian house, abandoned for a very, very long time. Old news paper found in a draw, dated 1958. Still see the headings, Australian trotting league. old magazine with 1950s woman's fashion?
Lots of old thing still just sitting there for sure William. I know the owners and they are a brother and sister who grew up in this home. Now just left to rot away.......
The Bakelite tumbler light switches date to the early 20th century e.g. 1920ish.
I like lights, light shades and like switches. These ones were nice and old. Thanks were watching again somedudem8 :-)
source wiki. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bakelite
Cheers! :-)
Did you give the owner her spelling book from when she was a child? I love when I find school work from when I was a kid :-)
Hey Kimberly no not yet, but that town is where I grew up and I go back there often to visit my own mother so I will ask If i can salvage those old items for her, the local history club may even like those old papers and stuff :-)
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Thanks so much for watching and your comments Maria. :-) I love the old houses too, so much character and story behind them even if they are really run down. Cheers from Australia. :-)
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Feb28 1958 paper found in house
What was the sqeak?
That squeak was actually window glass rubbing against window from because of the wind. So glad it was not a bird in distress or something. Thanks for watching Estella Lizarraga :-)
Old dirty house sounds in house
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Loving your videos! they keep getting better! But honey you need gloves and a mask for a place like that. Keep up the good work!
Hey thanks for the kind words and support Karen Grondahl. :-) Yep I do need some good protective wear as there are a few spots i`v ear marked that are going to definitely require them!
left to the birds and in rough shape! I guess she wasn't into salvaging old stuff.
Hey Karen thanks for watching, yeah I know this lady and her hubby. She moved about 1 km away into a newer home in the 60`s on the same farm her family owns which is now hers. They are both in their late 70`s. This happens a lot out on farms where newer home get built and the old ones just become an anomaly sitting abandoned out in the paddocks. I find these ones really interesting as they are so secluded and peaceful. :-)
Old padlock
1947 Sep paper in dated
Hi Home Care thanks for watching! :-) There were a lot of old items in this house.
@@urbexindigo5164 u are very welcome.
Great spot, wish you'd slow the camera down . . . Check out some DanBell or RNK All Day vids; you can see all the cool stuff without getting a headache or having to pop some Tums 😫
Hey Kathy Webb thanks for watching. Yeah I have seen their video and they do an excellent job. :-) I will keep on improving. :-)
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