Dan Bell / Film It I have to ask... do u ever get dirty looks walking around those locations? I live in Chicago and I would not go in a lot of our ghettos. Lol
Chicago Gemini Girl There's a thin line between bravery and stupidity, and my concern is whether or not they know where that line is. Baltimore's having *issues*, including drug violence, gang violence, besieged buisnesses, police being scapegoated across the board for all the city's social ills (ten years ago small businesses were the city's scapegoats), racial tension, no leadership, no money- Baltimore is one of the very few cities in America that does not belong to a county and thus has no real tax base beyond businesses like cheap liquor stores, a few small discount grocery stores, and motels- a majority of residents receiving welfare, no jobs, and a lot of desperate, angry, drugged-out, and usually armed *residents*...I hope this trio remembers where they are, and remains on the right side of that bravery/stupidity line.
You’re sad the house is rotting away? It’s a pile of fucking bricks, people are dying from overdoses and gunshots daily. That is what should make you sad, not an object with no emotions or feelings. Only in America would people feel bad for the run down house over the people living in it..
Have you considered steel soled protection boots for exploring these places? A pair saved me from a rusty nail going through my foot when I was renovating an old church. Amazing video as always!
4:35 - seeing objects like this in drug houses always makes me feel really sad for some reason. It was probably made long ago, bought with love to adorn a house and bring a little bit of joy to the people inside. What did it see over the time between then and now. I can't imagine it was what the person buying it hoped it would be.
Vladimir Eng funny enough most buildings in Europe that claim to be hundreds of years old were destroyed by disasters or war and later rebuilt (in different styles even) and then claim to be older for building code reasons.
Those houses had a fireplace in virtually every room. Those built ins were beautiful years ago. Must have been a nice place at one time. How sad. Hey, encyclopedias! Educated squatter junkies. *sigh* What a waste of human life. It's really sad. People who have given up on life.
For a goof you should stage Rick "mining for asbestos" in one of these old places. Act like your checking a new place out and hear some banging. And its rick with a hardhat mining for asbestos. Its probably funnier in my head than anything else. lol
Hey Dan and Will. I lived in Annapolis for many years grew up in Calvert. I really respect what you guys do! It must be hard sometimes to see these beautiful old places that will never be brought back to life! You guys must have big balls to go in these areas and know what could be lurking! Mad respect a loyal fan! ❤️
Be careful please. I know you probably hear it all the time but sometimes these houses can be booby trapped or filled with the needles like you showed. Thank you for the video and experience!
Brian Smith on this episode of this old house, tom Silva and norm Abram work on evicting crack heads so they can begin renovating this beautiful crackden...I mean fine old house..
Kangaroo Man has excellent penmanship, how refreshing to see he took the time to print so clearly. I've said it before but it bears repeating - you guys are FEARLESS!! Filming the inside of a Baltimore shootin' gallery - something most of us would never get the chance to see...awesome!!! Gotta love Baltimore's historic district! 😷
I know he had a close encounter in the stash house, but I'm always so worried that something like that could happen again. Even in broad daylight, people may mug you for your camera equipment, or even just bc you look dressed nice and probably have money on you. Be careful.
In the years that I lived in Baltimore, that was a home. It looks like it was a nice home, well furnished and well cared for. It looks like someone had painted it in the late eighties or early nineties, judging by the color scheme. Someone loved that place. Its enough to make me cry. The building behind looks like a horse drawn fire house. It reminds me a lot of the stable where the street arabs used to keep their horses, although as I remember, at least part of the stable was in a flatiron building.
Aawww sweet boys😙...warms my heart. That house was awesome! I would kill to be able to renovate that place. Maybe not kill, just maim. hahaha Yep loved that piece above the fireplace with the little glass doors! Very cool stuff, guys! Thanks!
These old little houses are so beautiful. All the lovely woodwork details in white. The mantelpieces are awesome, the carved doorframes, the banister. I would love to own such a beautiful old house but obviously not in this neighbourhood. ;)
Baltimore has some very beautiful, beautiful buildings!! People should see about restoration of them and build up businesses of many types! Help give jobs to residents in the area!
Dan have you ever thought of coming up to New England to see our dead malls and or copious amounts of haunted houses, creepy abandoned hospitals, and woods? Would love to see some being a new englander
HayastAnFedayi yes!!! i live in lynn ma and i would love to see them come up here we got plenty of abandoned and haunted stuff in all 6 states .and i think we might have some dead malls too
It's a shame what has happened to such a once beautiful and historic city. A place I still call home, even though I live on the opposite coast. Love you Baltimore.
I enjoy seeing the insides of these old rowhomes. Reminds me of old Baltimore houses I've been in when i was growing up there. Many of the homes had the ceramic tile entryway and fireplace mantles. The fluted door and window trim with rosette and plinth blocks is a favorite style of mine. When we had our present home built I had the identical wood trim installed along with longer windows that go almost to the floor. I wanted the house to have an old Baltimore rowhouse feel to it. This row of homes could be made nice again if someone had the desire to invest in them. At least they aren't collapsing inside as yet from failing roof structures.
Abigail Carroll make sure you check out all the dead mall stuff and the abandoned factory that's over several Videos. They're without a doubt amazing :)
#Abigail, have you seen the one where Dan finds the drug stash yet? Very scary for sure!! It's in a 1920's abandoned apartment building, definitely a MUST see!!
Dan, awesome film of this Baltimore drug house. Too bad druggies had to trash it. Judging by the Eastlake trim, I might guess this was/ is from about 1909- 1910 when the house might have been built. However, this is just a guess. I am in love with the fire places throughout this house and those inset shelves above them are gorgeous. I heard you mention about the walls being very stained. You may be correct about the tobacco smoke, but who knows that could also have been chemicals leftover from a meth lab perhaps. I speculate this since I lived (and restored) an investment house that used to be a rental for drug users. The unfortunate reality is that most of these homes are so badly damaged by druggies/ squatters/ vandals that it takes a crapload of money and years to ever restore these beautiful old Victorians to their original beauty, but it can be done. Also what helped me solve my dirty wall problems in my investment house was to use a damp sponge mop with a little bit of Clorox, mop bucket of water, air out the house, and slap on some Killz paint block. If it is old wallpaper (some of these homes were heavily papered) over plaster and lathe as you document in a few of your other videos I've watched recently, then I wouldn't know how to preserve that. Still, always creepy and extremely entertaining videos you post. I've been a long time sub on here. Love all you urban explorers. Take care and be safe. 🤓
Dan and Will Once again thank you for your efforts but PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE be careful. With the type of footwear you wear, you're afforded very little protection against needles etc. I consider you my friends and would be heartbroken to learn that something bad had befallen you. On a different note the brick building looks like someone had started to rehab it. Looks like it could have been attractive - despite the presence of "kangaroo dick"
Im sure not meth you can smell that odor its very toxic and pungent they wouldn't of gone in its dangerous. Also to make meth they'd need a lab atmosphere Unless there was a stove or microwave they could cook up some crack
@@3rdworldgarage450 Actually not true. I'm from Boston MA from when it was rundown. Like after you crossed Mass Avenue and Boylston Street you were in Roxbury-not many people called it The South End-now there's no more The Hood around here. Just a few sketchy places. Baltimore isn't all that big and it's a Historic old city. People are sitting on that Real Estate. The brought Pittsburgh back from the dead. Baltimore is in a strategic location. Within 5years you're gonna see them scatter the poor people-the good along with the bad-and it's going to go the way Boston and the Outer Buroughs of NYC.
@@elmerfudd8721 it did that in the 80s. B'More sold those houses for $1 as long as it would be restored and many were. some were bought and resold and now some are still for sale for between 9-10k by those buyers, but the city went to hell in the 90s. factories like mccormicks left and so the middle class left and the upper class dont want to live near "work" they move out of the city.. and all that is left is the poor. and the abandoned houses
I discovered Dan Bell's channel like year ago through Exploring with Josh's video with him. Since then I really wanted to watch all of his videos but... I binge watch everything I start watching. I am afraid I'd be reported missing because I wouldn't wanna leave the house just to watch "just one more video".
Wow...a drug den in Baltimore, shocking 🙄 every major city has more than its share of abandoned houses turned into drug dens. Here in Flint... They don't last too long because vigilantes come through and burn them to the ground. Another great video +Dan Bell 🆒
In Canada we don't have them . Honestly I've been to every major city. What we do is buy them and occupy them however we don't have any ghettos we have slums but no gehtto if you know the difference
Have you been to Toronto?? And there are plenty abandoned places around Canada but most of them are either foreclosed and owned property by the government or just really old and in the process of being torn down
I am from Toronto, the place is a shit hole, the junkies get welfare housing so while there are not abandoned homes there is still big time ghetto areas with all the glory that the drugs and crime creates.
Sad scene, I lived in Baltimore and there are houses even older than these about 100 yr old homes, and they are in the same state. Sad to see beautiful historic homes rotting away.
MrCyberwave There are University classes about this (if you're in Bmore I think UB has one; if not, Morgan or Coppin does) but in a nutshell, we have the same story as Detroit, only their economic catastrophe and failure began about 10 years before ours.
Moving from massachusetts to Maryland I ended on the streets of Baltimore for a year addicted to heroin it was hands down the worst place I have ever been in my life sleeping on benches and bandos it was like living in a post apocalyptic wasteland
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I have to ask... do u ever get dirty looks walking around those locations? I live in Chicago and I would not go in a lot of our ghettos. Lol
Chicago Gemini Girl I think they enjoy "dirty looks". ;)
My print came today, I love it! Thanks Dan!
Wynter lol... they're very brave, I'll give them that.
Chicago Gemini Girl There's a thin line between bravery and stupidity, and my concern is whether or not they know where that line is. Baltimore's having *issues*, including drug violence, gang violence, besieged buisnesses, police being scapegoated across the board for all the city's social ills (ten years ago small businesses were the city's scapegoats), racial tension, no leadership, no money- Baltimore is one of the very few cities in America that does not belong to a county and thus has no real tax base beyond businesses like cheap liquor stores, a few small discount grocery stores, and motels- a majority of residents receiving welfare, no jobs, and a lot of desperate, angry, drugged-out, and usually armed *residents*...I hope this trio remembers where they are, and remains on the right side of that bravery/stupidity line.
Imagine how beautiful that house was once upon a time.
I was imagining children playing and listening to their laughter from 100 years ago
nah trust me these houses never look good maybe some out canton cuz that’s like the white part but thats it even station north is complete shit now
gabrielpaulsmom I thought so. The floor plan was nice. 60 or 70 years ago I’m sure it was a nice home
you took the words out of my mouth, look at the arch above the doorways
Capitalism. Not even once.
Only Dan can go into an abandoned house and ask “why’s it so dirty in here?”
Lol
I love watching these, but it really makes me sad, to see such beautiful old buildings being allowed to rot away.
gigi kiwiw it’s all like that around here fr shits sad when you see shit you don’t want too
That's a brick shit house, it'll be standing long after we're all dead
That's what happens when the natives are left to run wild.
Shouldn't it make you sadder about the conditions that leave human beings to live this way? Kinda more important than some fuckin bricks
You’re sad the house is rotting away? It’s a pile of fucking bricks, people are dying from overdoses and gunshots daily. That is what should make you sad, not an object with no emotions or feelings. Only in America would people feel bad for the run down house over the people living in it..
So sad to see that. A family once lived there and probably had a good life. Once a beautiful, magnificent home.
The roaches don't even go in there.
Kris lol
Have you considered steel soled protection boots for exploring these places? A pair saved me from a rusty nail going through my foot when I was renovating an old church. Amazing video as always!
A pair saved mine just walking across the street to work at a grocery store xD
not to mention the needles
Most diseases don’t even last 24 hours outside the body maybe he’s riding on that lol
4:35 - seeing objects like this in drug houses always makes me feel really sad for some reason. It was probably made long ago, bought with love to adorn a house and bring a little bit of joy to the people inside. What did it see over the time between then and now. I can't imagine it was what the person buying it hoped it would be.
"why's it so dirty" is one of the dumbest things I've heard in a long time haha
That's mr. kangaroo man behind the curtain waiting for you.
😂
Which curtain?
This comment is underrated
That carriage house is a gorgeous little building. It's a shame what's happened and is happening to these old structures.
Hurech Rough
Old? Lol Americans don't know the meaning of old!
Vladimir Eng funny enough most buildings in Europe that claim to be hundreds of years old were destroyed by disasters or war and later rebuilt (in different styles even) and then claim to be older for building code reasons.
Hurech Rough I
Hurech Rough that brick carriage house is pretty much beyond saving. Horribly sad but true. Demolition and clearance is the only viable option.
Think about the young family that called that home. They probably lived there 50 years or more. Sad to me.
*goes into drug den*
white people: "I like the layout in here!"
"Such a beautiful structure "😂😂
Spot on lmfao
Of course i see it and think what a junkie hooker shit hole
I guess the 'white people' see what it could become. The area could be cleaned up but I'm sure it would be destroyed again in no time.
Yeah, cause they know how it could, should, and would look like if they lived there instead, before other people turned it into a Shit Hole
goes into drug den
black ppl: nigga living good
@@aldoparziale2631 Believe me....white junkies turned that into what you see...
So glad i can't smell some of the places you go into!😷
Gotta love the graffiti that's 2 paragraphs long.
Tweakers
Bed bugs can get on yal just walkin thru those dumps ya know.
I think Kangaroo Man is the victim of a scorned ex girlfriend lol.
jayayecee94 is reading in between the lines
jayayecee94 Totally agree. First thing that came to my mind.
Guess she did "get" him.
“people prolly just come up here to get high”
*3 seconds later*
**discovers a heroin den**
So sad to me that these buildings have just been left like this...
Those houses had a fireplace in virtually every room. Those built ins were beautiful years ago. Must have been a nice place at one time. How sad.
Hey, encyclopedias! Educated squatter junkies. *sigh* What a waste of human life. It's really sad. People who have given up on life.
For a goof you should stage Rick "mining for asbestos" in one of these old places. Act like your checking a new place out and hear some banging. And its rick with a hardhat mining for asbestos. Its probably funnier in my head than anything else. lol
BoogieMain17 it’s funny in your head
I don’t get it
Lmao!! 😂 I didn't think you guys were actually going to kiss 😂 F-ing hilarious 😂
Nelphoto are they gay?
There is not a doubt now
Marco Ribeiro I think it was just a joke for the show. ?? 🤷♀️
Shaniqua Leshawna Jackson no, they were joking.
Hey Dan and Will. I lived in Annapolis for many years grew up in Calvert. I really respect what you guys do! It must be hard sometimes to see these beautiful old places that will never be brought back to life! You guys must have big balls to go in these areas and know what could be lurking! Mad respect a loyal fan! ❤️
btw Josh mentioned you in his vlog today!
The kiss seen around the world!
Luis Granada the kiss we were all waiting for.
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BaconPlays whatever homophobe
BaconPlays Stay unsatisfied, you're not getting a refund.
BaconPlays yes you do, you just prefer it be on Pornhub and no one knows about it.
So sad....these houses must have been absolutely beautiful when they were first built....now...totally disgusting.Thanks for another great video Dan!
You guys are the best, please never stop making these!
Be careful please. I know you probably hear it all the time but sometimes these houses can be booby trapped or filled with the needles like you showed. Thank you for the video and experience!
Junk in the Trunk should be Baltimore's new city slogan.
Loved it man!(: you make the best videos! 👍Thank you!
Thank you, Kappy!
How does a house like this become abandoned? Does someone with no next of kin die and it just gets left?
It looks like we have a love connection!
You guys feel like family. Love your videos Dan and Will!
That would be a challenge for the This Old House team.
Brian Smith on this episode of this old house, tom Silva and norm Abram work on evicting crack heads so they can begin renovating this beautiful crackden...I mean fine old house..
Next week on This Old Crack House............. needle disposal
I love the mantels in that house! Looks like it was a half decent house at one point..
I'm waiting for the day that Dan pops into one of these places and finds at least a person there.
Kangaroo Man has excellent penmanship, how refreshing to see he took the time to print so clearly. I've said it before but it bears repeating - you guys are FEARLESS!! Filming the inside of a Baltimore shootin' gallery - something most of us would never get the chance to see...awesome!!!
Gotta love Baltimore's historic district! 😷
Thanks again for your work here in Baltimore Dan. Keep up the good work. U guys have Quickly become one of my favorite channels
For some reason I LOVE when you show the ceiling. There are so many videos that I want to see it all, ceiling included! Thanks! Love you guys!!!
I know he had a close encounter in the stash house, but I'm always so worried that something like that could happen again. Even in broad daylight, people may mug you for your camera equipment, or even just bc you look dressed nice and probably have money on you. Be careful.
such waste of buildings and the carriage house would make a great house,old buildings dieing makes me sad a little
Not in that area. You build something nice and people will rip it apart and sell it for scrap.
In the years that I lived in Baltimore, that was a home. It looks like it was a nice home, well furnished and well cared for. It looks like someone had painted it in the late eighties or early nineties, judging by the color scheme. Someone loved that place. Its enough to make me cry.
The building behind looks like a horse drawn fire house. It reminds me a lot of the stable where the street arabs used to keep their horses, although as I remember, at least part of the stable was in a flatiron building.
I don't know which is better, Wil and Dan's commentary, or the places they visit
Aawww sweet boys😙...warms my heart. That house was awesome! I would kill to be able to renovate that place. Maybe not kill, just maim. hahaha Yep loved that piece above the fireplace with the little glass doors! Very cool stuff, guys! Thanks!
Dan, you guys should get a drone for some of your exterior shots.
Living in the hood in Baltimore was my inspiration to create a better life for myself and move!
aww what a tender moment between dan and will. this could be the start of something truly special.
5:51 Another tingly feeling. Thanks guys! 😜
These old little houses are so beautiful. All the lovely woodwork details in white. The mantelpieces are awesome, the carved doorframes, the banister. I would love to own such a beautiful old house but obviously not in this neighbourhood. ;)
Baltimore has some very beautiful, beautiful buildings!! People should see about restoration of them and build up businesses of many types! Help give jobs to residents in the area!
Dan have you ever thought of coming up to New England to see our dead malls and or copious amounts of haunted houses, creepy abandoned hospitals, and woods? Would love to see some being a new englander
I second that I live in RI. Where are you from ??
Billerica, MA
HayastAnFedayi Yes! I'm from Worcester Massachusetts. But live in Florida now. Definitely missing stuff from home.
elizabeth rhody don't you miss the coffee milk , wieners and dels lemonade? lol I love that in such a small state there is people watching Dan bell :)
HayastAnFedayi yes!!! i live in lynn ma and i would love to see them come up here we got plenty of abandoned and haunted stuff in all 6 states .and i think we might have some dead malls too
So are we just not going to mention the ladder in the tree?
It's a shame what has happened to such a once beautiful and historic city. A place I still call home, even though I live on the opposite coast. Love you Baltimore.
I enjoy seeing the insides of these old rowhomes. Reminds me of old Baltimore houses I've been in when i was growing up there. Many of the homes had the ceramic tile entryway and fireplace mantles. The fluted door and window trim with rosette and plinth blocks is a favorite style of mine. When we had our present home built I had the identical wood trim installed along with longer windows that go almost to the floor. I wanted the house to have an old Baltimore rowhouse feel to it. This row of homes could be made nice again if someone had the desire to invest in them. At least they aren't collapsing inside as yet from failing roof structures.
Yay! I just discovered you the other day and I love it!
Abigail Carroll make sure you check out all the dead mall stuff and the abandoned factory that's over several Videos. They're without a doubt amazing :)
I have been! I'm currently marathoning the scary stuff and then it's onto dirty motels.
Thanks, Abigail!
#Abigail, have you seen the one where Dan finds the drug stash yet? Very scary for sure!! It's in a 1920's abandoned apartment building, definitely a MUST see!!
Abigail Carroll wait til you watch some of his older vids some are very spooky!
Rick was behind the curtain with a 6 pack 😜🤗😎
Dan, awesome film of this Baltimore drug house. Too bad druggies had to trash it. Judging by the Eastlake trim, I might guess this was/ is from about 1909- 1910 when the house might have been built. However, this is just a guess. I am in love with the fire places throughout this house and those inset shelves above them are gorgeous. I heard you mention about the walls being very stained. You may be correct about the tobacco smoke, but who knows that could also have been chemicals leftover from a meth lab perhaps. I speculate this since I lived (and restored) an investment house that used to be a rental for drug users. The unfortunate reality is that most of these homes are so badly damaged by druggies/ squatters/ vandals that it takes a crapload of money and years to ever restore these beautiful old Victorians to their original beauty, but it can be done. Also what helped me solve my dirty wall problems in my investment house was to use a damp sponge mop with a little bit of Clorox, mop bucket of water, air out the house, and slap on some Killz paint block. If it is old wallpaper (some of these homes were heavily papered) over plaster and lathe as you document in a few of your other videos I've watched recently, then I wouldn't know how to preserve that. Still, always creepy and extremely entertaining videos you post. I've been a long time sub on here. Love all you urban explorers. Take care and be safe. 🤓
You always bring that extra something--that graffiti was funny as hell😂😂 Excellent video!!!
Dan and Will Once again thank you for your efforts but PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE be careful. With the type of footwear you wear, you're afforded very little protection against needles etc. I consider you my friends and would be heartbroken to learn that something bad had befallen you. On a different note the brick building looks like someone had started to rehab it. Looks like it could have been attractive - despite the presence of "kangaroo dick"
"I consider someone that I've never met to be a friend". Man the internet has fucked us up, no?
Because yeah, we all love Dan bell, but Dan doesn't know any of us personally....
What a sad way to live. Addiction is so ugly.
It’s amazing how most of these Delaware River cities all look the same. Philly, Bristol Borough, Camden, Baltimore, parts of Trenton
HelloDan love this Baltimore house and the layout off rooms must have been beautiful in its hey day keep up the good work
Lol I like when he said, “why is it so dirty in here.” It’s a trap house dude! They were probably cooking meth in there... 😂
Im sure not meth you can smell that odor its very toxic and pungent they wouldn't of gone in its dangerous. Also to make meth they'd need a lab atmosphere Unless there was a stove or microwave they could cook up some crack
That kiss was something else. Is there an untold dynamic going on here? I'm still a bit in shock.
forestsandman a joke shocks you? Fragile person
Your videos are so entertaining, good job lads! :)
probably my favorite video to date
that kiss made me feel things that I haven't felt since 1985
Roy Mustang Wait...Sept 3, 1985? That was you?
:)
Wynter yes, yes it was :)
Oct 3 1985
You sure are Brave to be Wandering around drug hoods. Stay Safe guys!
I'd say that jacket was a clear sign someone was there at that moment. Good instincts. You guys take care!
Wow the house was a beauty and someone loved it once upon a time
It's so sad to see such a beautiful home in a decrepit state. People would love to live here! So much character.
@@3rdworldgarage450 Actually not true. I'm from Boston MA from when it was rundown. Like after you crossed Mass Avenue and Boylston Street you were in Roxbury-not many people called it The South End-now there's no more The Hood around here. Just a few sketchy places. Baltimore isn't all that big and it's a Historic old city. People are sitting on that Real Estate. The brought Pittsburgh back from the dead. Baltimore is in a strategic location. Within 5years you're gonna see them scatter the poor people-the good along with the bad-and it's going to go the way Boston and the Outer Buroughs of NYC.
@@elmerfudd8721 it did that in the 80s. B'More sold those houses for $1 as long as it would be restored and many were. some were bought and resold and now some are still for sale for between 9-10k by those buyers, but the city went to hell in the 90s. factories like mccormicks left and so the middle class left and the upper class dont want to live near "work" they move out of the city.. and all that is left is the poor. and the abandoned houses
The Kangaroo Man sounds like a winner ;)
What a beautiful old place! Sad to see it in such disuse.
Nice hair cut Will and thanks, Dan for posting. 😊
Good Lord.....was waiting for you to stumble upon an OD or body of some sort. Scary stuff. Please be careful!!!!
nice hair day Will
your videos are always interesting....every time i get on TH-cam I go to you channel 1st!!!!! love you guys
Great work,Great Video, Good Up bruh,we have watched all your videos, true inspiration!!
The Legend of Mr. Kangaroo Man 😂
I discovered Dan Bell's channel like year ago through Exploring with Josh's video with him. Since then I really wanted to watch all of his videos but... I binge watch everything I start watching. I am afraid I'd be reported missing because I wouldn't wanna leave the house just to watch "just one more video".
Awesome video! Thanks!
Those houses could be so awesome.
I don't know why they just don't demolish those buildings and just have grass growing there, instead.
Wow...a drug den in Baltimore, shocking 🙄 every major city has more than its share of abandoned houses turned into drug dens. Here in Flint... They don't last too long because vigilantes come through and burn them to the ground. Another great video +Dan Bell 🆒
In Canada we don't have them . Honestly I've been to every major city. What we do is buy them and occupy them however we don't have any ghettos we have slums but no gehtto if you know the difference
Have you been to Toronto?? And there are plenty abandoned places around Canada but most of them are either foreclosed and owned property by the government or just really old and in the process of being torn down
I am from Toronto, the place is a shit hole, the junkies get welfare housing so while there are not abandoned homes there is still big time ghetto areas with all the glory that the drugs and crime creates.
Atleast vigilantes are doing the community a favor and burning them down.
East st.louis,Illinois basically did that
You'll never run out of content in good ole B-more lol
Sad scene, I lived in Baltimore and there are houses even older than these about 100 yr old homes, and they are in the same state. Sad to see beautiful historic homes rotting away.
jesus all these sketcky af buildings
Waiting for the sexual fan-fictions to come pouring in now
Between the abandoned buildings and crappy motel rooms I feel like we need to start a needle count for all the needles you find in your videos!
The clock was pretty darn great! And those Mantles were fabulous. So cool to see the Carriage house & sad that it will most likely collapse.
Awwww........ the mistletoe kiss.
So are they together?
Pumping out some great vids lately Dan! When's the next episodes of COT or ADR, I need a good chuckle 👌😜
keep up the great explorations!
Wow, must be a lot of diabetics living there!
Also, when's the next ADR?
your safety comes first no TH-cam video worth risking your safety
Awesome video Dan! Come to Cleveland soon!
What a great house, has so much potential
what's their ship name?? bc we need one now
Dill
How did most og Baltimore end up like this?
MrCyberwave There are University classes about this (if you're in Bmore I think UB has one; if not, Morgan or Coppin does) but in a nutshell, we have the same story as Detroit, only their economic catastrophe and failure began about 10 years before ours.
Moving from massachusetts to Maryland I ended on the streets of Baltimore for a year addicted to heroin it was hands down the worst place I have ever been in my life sleeping on benches and bandos it was like living in a post apocalyptic wasteland
I used to sneak into abandoned houses to handle my business. It’s a different world there with almost no laws
Love the dramatic title!