Abandoned House | A Cowboy's Time Capsule | Forgotten Ohio 4K
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- This abandoned house and farm was built in 1949 was left untouched after what looks to be a fire on the 2nd floor. The interior design is wild! Crazy colors, furniture, kitchen, basement pool bar, etc. The personal artifacts all seem to be left on the second floor and we hope no one was lost in the fire. From socks in the drawers and tapes on how to catch a walleye. Another example of an abandoned place in Ohio that left us with so many questions.
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What a mess! I really hate when people come in and destroy these places. I could tell by the cabinets in the kitchen on the main floor there was a fire with the smoke stain on them. The black sink in the basement is a hair dressers sink.
40’s or 50’s would be when the rounded designs were most popular… that basement had a waterline on everything down there….it had water in it for a long time….great explore y’all stay safe! Thank you
The curves and star Formica countertops are from the '50s as a response to the space race. The one-bedroom with the painted pastel arrows gives me a teenage '70s vibe. My guess is it's a daughter's room. 13:38 black sink in the basement is designed for a hair salon. The beautician will lean the client backwards and rest the back of their neck in the crook of the sink.
That old salon sink in the basement is awesome!
As someone who has been urbexing for years, I cannot bring myself to go into homes anymore. I can do amusement parks, hospitals, etc...but personal homes make me feel too much emotion and sadness that I refuse to visit them.
I can totally understand that. But interesting enough I’m kind of the opposite. It’s that emotional and nostalgia that draws me in.
Top Gun VHS tape!? You guys were in the Daaaanger Zone! ;)
The sink in the basement is a beauticians sink to wash hair. The house is definitely 1940s or 50s judging by the windows and the kitchen design
At 3:28 is an old four prong telephone jack, with a modular plug adapter plugged into it! Next to that is an old electrical outlet which appears to be ungrounded! And the cord and plug hanging down look very old, as in 1950s at the latest.
The corner cupboard, the BR tiles and rounded kitchen built ins looked a lot like things from houses in the 50s that some of my elderly aunts and uncles had in that area. The items in the upstairs appeared to be a little newer - maybe an area made in to an apt later. Enjoyed your work and especially the narration as always. Looks so cold there already. Glad I moved south!
Hey that's a cosmetologists sink in the basement!
This house screams 90s, takes me back. I'm in NE Ohio
Pyrex blue snowflake would have never made it on film. I never take anything from the homes I go through but that one piece might have been the exception to my rule. Sometimes it's easier to ask for forgiveness than permission.....lol.
Oh...and the cowboy couch and chair. What a wonderful place. I would love to find a mid century capsule like this. Everybody wants to remodel.
It is a cool piece of Pyrex. I have a different snowflake design, in both black and aqua.
I've been missing your videos; and even though this was from last October; I was thrilled to see this pop up.
Such an epic explore. Love all the stuff left behind. Been missing your adventures. So glad you back 😃👍
I know I fell behind I’ve got a bunch more coming though lol
2009 tax forms next to a stack of old vinyl. i'm befuddled.
just a suggestion: bump up the frame rate and bump down the resolution. the sweeping shots are extremely jittery. assuming it's not happening on youtube's end, of course.
9:19 that one singly unreturned hollywood video tape probably has enough overdue fines to save the franchise.
You should have opened that bottle of Revco aftershave. I haven't heard that name in years.
I just discovered your channel about 2 days ago and I can't quit watching...As for the house,I use to live about 3 houses down from it when he actually had his horses out in the yard and it looked strange because this was in the city but at the time the place looked good and was kept up pretty good....I was there in the mid to late 70's!
Was this in Dayton
was happy to see a new upload!
Thank you for such a nice video.As y'all may remember I'm a collector of 1970-90s tabloids and magazines and memorabilia.I loves everything about this video. Please keep the time capsuls coming .Also I hope to decorate my next house in 70-90s furniture
Been missing you for a while.I was so glad to get notified about this new video.
Eyyyyy you're back! Good to see another video after so long lol
After my sister died she have five old TVs in the house . I couldn’t find anyone who would recycle them because they were bigger than 27 inches. They also wanted 25 dollars a tv if the met the size requirements. Landfill won’t take em . I would imagine a place like this would be a good dumping spot for tube TVs
New to channel. Some good content.
Just a suggestion here, please slow down the movement of your camera.
It will make one dizzy by the spinning around so quickly and often.
Hey, I could possibly be the only one whom feels dizzy?
Thanks my friends for sharing this video with me about Abandoned House | A Cowboy's Time Capsule | Forgotten Ohio it was a awesome video i really enjoy it nd i can't wait to see your next video and God Bless.
What a great explore 👌😍. I loved all the things that were left behind 😀. Stay safe 👌🙏❤💓💙
Great video,glad you're back. When I explore places that I find VHS tapes and sometimes cassetess that people recorded stuff on I will take them (I bring them back after I'm done with them) I have found everything from regular stuff ppl record on vhs,tv shows to family videos that can be sad to watch. I haven't found anything to crazy yet but 🤞haha
wow you're back. I'm so glad to see you back. ty for the upload.
Thanks Jack
I really enjoy your videos and I think it's very respectful that you guys don't take anything from the homes. I was thinking, it could be that some people left all or most of their belongings because they were in some sort of danger. I remember seeing the 38 amo in the bathroom of one video... Kinda sad 😟
Good to see you back..was missing you.
Great upload, it's been a while. Hope you're doing well!
Thanks Jeremiah! All is well I just haven’t had time to edit but I’m back in the groove and more should be coming out soon.
that sink in the basement was used for washing hair at one time I believe.
How long has that place been empty? Some of the food left has pretty modern labels on it. I bet some ppl have probably squatted in there at times.
Those tape cabinets/drawers are from the late 80’s early 90’s.
Despite the old stuff, the house probably wasn't abandoned till late 90s. If you notice on the second floor inside the box with tapes in 6:50',
there's a DVD instruction manual or something like that. It couldn't be earlier than 1997. 😃
There's also the mid 90's computer, which we can assume was not brand new when the place was vacated.
A new video yayyyyyyyyyy
So awesome explore!! I really enjoyed this one, thank you!!! May i ask which music you used for this video? (I think it starts on the second floor).
Looking forward for more cool vids like this! 💯
Beauty shop sink
Great video would love to see it for myself!
I got a couple videos of abandon places
I would love to restore the couch! is there any way I could get information about the where abouts or whom I could contact ? I live in ohio and seriously would come get it!
Blank sink looks like a hair tech would use
BLACK SINK N THE BASEMENT IS A BEAUTICIAN SINK
Family is not gonna let them auction that place on the courthouse steps due to un paid taxes.
How come you can't buy it?
If you want to see a abandoned place check out the citrus theater in Edinburg Tx in downtown edinburg
50’s
There is so much you guys do but then again there's so much you don't do. Check the pockets of the clothes hanging in the closets. Books have stuff hidden in them. LIKE MONEY. look for dates on mail, mags, etc.
Do people go into these abandoned houses and ransack them? Just asking cuz there always seem to be a mess inside them
I think it depends. A lot of times I think they are trashed because homeless people take what they want and sleep there. I also think kids in the neighborhood have fun breaking things and to be honest when I was young I could see myself doing something dumb like that.
@@OnceOccupied Oooooh that makes sense, hope u had fun exploring!
12:58 right after you say “Look at this flaking paint” and the edit jumps to you going down the stairs there’s a voice.
That was just my buddy. Sometimes the jump cuts are not placed perfectly. Sometimes I can’t explain noise as we hear but that one was my friend 😂
The sink was used for washing hair. I would say those cupboards/counters were from the 50’s
The sink in basement is a hair washing sink.
Is this Dayton Ohio
I will not confirm or deny lol
The dark colored sink is for doing hair like a beautician shop
I find it odd y’all don’t look at the books. I would be most interested to see what they read.
I’ll be more attention to those in the future. It is interesting what people look for in my videos. I used to not focus on fireplaces at all but then there is a group of people that are super interested in them.
@@OnceOccupied love the channel man. You can tell a lot about somebody by what they read and like most here I’m dying to know who lived in these places.
Ik where that is
How come you don't claim or try to claim an abanded house with all those treasure
I’ve often thought about that but to be honest I don’t need any more hobbies I can barely keep up with this one. I’ve still got so many videos to edit.
@@OnceOccupied it would be more interesting.
Everything shambled, except tv?
Kindly please move the camera slower, makes me dizzy. Miss Squirrel probably has babies in a nest nearby.
That black sink was used for hair dresser
Sad
You should have broken your golden rule and seen what was on one of those vhs tapes …
No doubt lol. Who knows what could be on them. 😳
That’s a late 1950’s Southwestern Wagonwheel Couch ….$$$$
I was hoping somebody would know what it is! It’s got to be the coolest couch I’ve ever found. Not sure my wife would appreciate it if I ever brought something home like that but I would love to have it.
@@OnceOccupied yep, usually it came with two chairs. Couch, and two end tables and a coffee table. They are very desirable. I have a similar set in my living room
I want it so bad
Did y’all quit making videos
Nope I’ve got a bunch ready just sometimes life gets in the way a little
The black sink is for washing hair
Betamax tapes
This sucks, lol i was looking to try to buy this house. But yea looks like way to much for me. Pretty cool though
Record albums, come on
Your wearing a breathing mask aren't you
At least a mask sometimes a respirator mask. Depends on if it’s really moldy.
I tried not to rush but we were in a hurry or I would’ve spent more time looking at the albums. To be honest I could’ve spent another two hours there but we were meeting up with some other explorers so it was very impromptu. I really love looking at old VHS tapes.
You guys are ok, however you move way to fast. Slow down!!!
😆🐿️🐾boys don't have babies 🐿️🐾 girls 😆
Another abandoned explorer from the bob and weave school of amateur video technique. The rapid scanning of everything is just annoying. You don’t give the viewer the opportunity to take in much of anything. Slow down, ya go way too fast.