Exploring a 156-Year-Old Abandoned House Frozen in Time This now abandoned home is over 156 years old and was lived in up until 2022 when there was a large flood in the basement, forcing the owners to move out. They eventually sold to a developer. Stay tuned for more over the coming days an head over to take the video tour here:
Its a beautiful home... I hope they restore her. The incubator was for hatching eggs, they probably raised some type of birds or poultry. Angers me that some people feel that they need to steal or damage property that doesn't belong to them. 😢
what a beautiful old family home and it was great to see that a 156 year old home had a lot of world charm glad that the old organ and the old Victrola record player still there and the old radio and the kitchen was huge but a great video and it was nice of the lady to tell her story about the home but a great video Dave looking forward to the next one
Beautiful home. Unfortunately if a developer bought it they will probably tear it down. They don't believe in saving anything now a days. Glad you filmed it.
Thank you for bringing us to the 156 year old beautiful house. Oh boy, if I lived in Canada and had the money, I would absolutely love to buy that house. I love the windows, hardwood floors and especially the clawfoot bathtub.😍 I also thank you for your time and hard work you put into so we can go on your adventures too. You and Exploring with Angelo and Ethan Minnie are so awesome in what you do. Keep up the amazing work you do Dave😎
Wow! Glad to see you went to the house I sent you! You did an amazing job capturing it on video and in pictures. Always loved this house and I figured if I can’t buy it might as well have someone document it haha! Nice work!
Did a bit of searching and looks like that's an incubator from the 1950s for hatching chickens and other birds. This a neat old house. Needs a lot of work but could make a great community center for the new development.
You really can't see any flood damage now. Too bad they couldn't stay and repair the problem at the time. It's always so sad to see some of these beautiful buildings abandoned because of lack maintenance. Where I'm at, it's the roofs leaking that cause a lot of old homes to be destroyed.
This house is beautiful. It would be a shame for a developer to tear it down. How I wish I could afford that china cabinet. I’ve always have loved those covered front glass, it’s gorgeous. Thanks for the video. Did you ever find out what the developers plans are for the house?
the cabinet in the one big room has all three glass curved. My mother has the same thing. They are worth a pretty penny. you may want to clue the lady in so she may choose to retrieve it.
Watching from Australia 🇦🇺. Beautiful place, I particularly like the brick walls and the wallpaper with the houses on it was pretty neat . Thanks for sharing 😊.
Big House It has that tired, but cared for lived in feel. I wouldn’t think it’s copper thieves, they will go after the wire, since it’s easier to get and worth more. Also, a house like this would either have lead or galvanized piping, no copper unless it has updates, which it doesn’t look like it does.
Haha, don't worry about the music remark! Everyone has different tastes. I'm just glad you still find my explores great. Maybe I'll switch up the music next time and surprise you!
I hope someone follows up on this. It seems so wrong to leave the china cabinet, phonograph, and organ in the house if it's going to be demolished ! Surely that phonograph is a special antique.
This is a BEAUTIFUL home!! Are the things that are left belonging to the woman you spoke to?! If so, why didn't they take them?! It is sad to hear about the flood. ❤❤ Glad that you are respectful .....well....after the whole sitting on the toilet thing..😂😂😂 sorry, sorry...too soon?! 😂😂😂
To many abandoned houses left to rot some one should but them fix what needs to be fixed and resale them. What I don't get is these mansions that cost millions and just left same thing some one or company fix them and resale them. The developer better not tear this house down what society does not need is another eye sore apartment building, grocery store, strip mall or another subdivision. Bring this house back to it's former glory I think it's more than worth it, Know how many people would give there left arm for a house like this but it's financially out of there range. Just saying houses in the last 35 years nothing nut cheap particle board thin and cost over 3hundred thousand $$ and there not worth it. These old houses where built to last. This house has a boiler in the basement because the rad's in each room so it's warmed buy water boiler heat less expensive than electricity and the house most likely has a oil tank.
Liked the blue tiles in the bathroom and the glass doorknobs on a few doors. Didn't care for the music throughout the video, however. It was repetitive and distracting.
I would love to live in a home like this, it is spectacular, can you imagine what this house looked like in the day's gone by. Big basement but still very creepy. Whoever bought the land would redo this house and make it a museum.
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Exploring a 156-Year-Old Abandoned House Frozen in Time
This now abandoned home is over 156 years old and was lived in up until 2022 when there was a large flood in the basement, forcing the owners to move out.
They eventually sold to a developer.
Stay tuned for more over the coming days an head over to take the video tour here:
To do what you did for the owner goes far and beyond what words can describe. Outstanding job! ❤👏
Wow, thank you!
This is so BEAUTIFUL. Hope the devlopers fixed it up.
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What a lovely old house. Those windows are to die for!
I know right?
Its a beautiful home... I hope they restore her.
The incubator was for hatching eggs, they probably raised some type of birds or poultry.
Angers me that some people feel that they need to steal or damage property that doesn't belong to them. 😢
MEE TOO!
This was awesome. You are always respectful when filming any abandoned places. That is why I continue to follow you! 😎
Awesome thank you!
You always treat these places with dignity and respect. You are one of the very best urbex explorers. Thanks
Wow, thank you
Did I miss, not seeing the outside, Inside, House is Gorgeous.... Since now developer owned,,, so hope house is saved.....
what a beautiful old family home and it was great to see that a 156 year old home had a lot of world charm glad that the old organ and the old Victrola record player still there and the old radio and the kitchen was huge but a great video and it was nice of the lady to tell her story about the home but a great video Dave looking forward to the next one
I would live in this house. Its beautiful
I hope the developers who bought it are planning to fix it up too, it would be such a shame to see it demolished. Keep us updated fer sure!
Me too
Beautiful home. Unfortunately if a developer bought it they will probably tear it down. They don't believe in saving anything now a days. Glad you filmed it.
I agree with you
I think you are always very respectful on your explores keep bringing the good content thanks
Much appreciated
Thank you for bringing us to the 156 year old beautiful house. Oh boy, if I lived in Canada and had the money, I would absolutely love to buy that house. I love the windows, hardwood floors and especially the clawfoot bathtub.😍 I also thank you for your time and hard work you put into so we can go on your adventures too. You and Exploring with Angelo and Ethan Minnie are so awesome in what you do. Keep up the amazing work you do Dave😎
Glad you enjoyed it
Wow! Glad to see you went to the house I sent you! You did an amazing job capturing it on video and in pictures. Always loved this house and I figured if I can’t buy it might as well have someone document it haha! Nice work!
Thanks again!
Wow, such an amazing house. Btw you are always respectful
I appreciate that
Nice Dave. Love the windows. Beautiful
So nice
What a beautiful house!
It sure is
This place is gorgeous 😊
It really is!
This is another gorgeous one! You are always so respectful of all the homes you tour. You are awesome!!
Thank you so much!
This is one nice home and some of the things left behind just incredible. But the story is amazing. Great explore UBD. Big Hugs from Alberta 😊😊
Glad you enjoyed it
What a shame. She's a real beauty Dave. How sad for the family. ❤❤❤❤❤
i agree
Absolutely gorgeous home 😍❤
It really is!
gorgeous old house, love the big windows.
Me too
What a interesting story! Also a nice old house
Glad you enjoyed it!
I have the exact same model of claw foot tub! Just finished restoring it and installing it in my house.
What a beautiful house, hopefully they can bring it back to life. Thanks for sharing with us 16:20
I hope so too
Beautiful old home. Thank u for showing. Hope the home is restored
I hope so too
Awesome old house.
Yes it was!
Enjoyed this one, thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it!
ooh i love this one!! its move in ready for me!!
Wow, i love that staircase ❤
Very cool exploration!
thanks
Did a bit of searching and looks like that's an incubator from the 1950s for hatching chickens and other birds. This a neat old house. Needs a lot of work but could make a great community center for the new development.
Thank you
thank YOU
Good Job!
Thanks!
Awesome 😎👍 place it's to bad the family couldn't keep the place
Tell me about it
Love the Staircase
Me too
loved it its in good shape for its age
Thanks for sharing . ❤❤❤ Stay safe love ya
Glad you enjoyed it
What a gorgeous house.. Thought I heard no plans for demo, Yeah.. The power still on, 12:45?
A pretty home.💟
I think so too!
We have similar wall lights in our basement. Been there for years
You really can't see any flood damage now. Too bad they couldn't stay and repair the problem at the time. It's always so sad to see some of these beautiful buildings abandoned because of lack maintenance. Where I'm at, it's the roofs leaking that cause a lot of old homes to be destroyed.
I thought the same, it doesn't look like the floor did much damage
Nice
So nice
16:37 looked like an orb coming up from the record player
This house is beautiful. It would be a shame for a developer to tear it down. How I wish I could afford that china cabinet. I’ve always have loved those covered front glass, it’s gorgeous. Thanks for the video. Did you ever find out what the developers plans are for the house?
You and me both!
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the cabinet in the one big room has all three glass curved. My mother has the same thing. They are worth a pretty penny. you may want to clue the lady in so she may choose to retrieve it.
Watching from Australia 🇦🇺. Beautiful place, I particularly like the brick walls and the wallpaper with the houses on it was pretty neat . Thanks for sharing 😊.
Glad you enjoyed it
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Big House
It has that tired, but cared for lived in feel.
I wouldn’t think it’s copper thieves, they will go after the wire, since it’s easier to get and worth more.
Also, a house like this would either have lead or galvanized piping, no copper unless it has updates, which it doesn’t look like it does.
Your explores are great even though I made a remark about the music
Haha, don't worry about the music remark! Everyone has different tastes. I'm just glad you still find my explores great. Maybe I'll switch up the music next time and surprise you!
Big house
Very
I hope someone follows up on this. It seems so wrong to leave the china cabinet, phonograph, and organ in the house if it's going to be demolished ! Surely that phonograph is a special antique.
This is a BEAUTIFUL home!! Are the things that are left belonging to the woman you spoke to?! If so, why didn't they take them?! It is sad to hear about the flood. ❤❤ Glad that you are respectful .....well....after the whole sitting on the toilet thing..😂😂😂 sorry, sorry...too soon?! 😂😂😂
My thoughts exactly
Can someone tell me why back then did they build the rooms sooo large ? Just think how much smaller our rooms are today!
To many abandoned houses left to rot some one should but them fix what needs to be fixed and resale them. What I don't get is these mansions that cost millions and just left same thing some one or company fix them and resale them. The developer better not tear this house down what society does not need is another eye sore apartment building, grocery store, strip mall or another subdivision. Bring this house back to it's former glory I think it's more than worth it, Know how many people would give there left arm for a house like this but it's financially out of there range. Just saying houses in the last 35 years nothing nut cheap particle board thin and cost over 3hundred thousand $$ and there not worth it. These old houses where built to last. This house has a boiler in the basement because the rad's in each room so it's warmed buy water boiler heat less expensive than electricity and the house most likely has a oil tank.
I just added the photo gallery to my website: freaktography.com/exploring-156-year-old-abandoned-house-frozen-in-time/
Where is this located? Is there an address you can share?
Liked the blue tiles in the bathroom and the glass doorknobs on a few doors. Didn't care for the music throughout the video, however. It was repetitive and distracting.
thanks so much for watching
They sure don't make them like they use to, eh?
The incubator is for incubating chicken eggs or the like
ahh id have never guessed that
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Thank you
I would love to live in a home like this, it is spectacular, can you imagine what this house looked like in the day's gone by. Big basement but still very creepy. Whoever bought the land would redo this house and make it a museum.