Huge Creepy Abandoned Mansion - Bug Infested Basement
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Ever wanted to see what the inside of a Creepy Abandoned Mansion looked like? Well this is your chance. This place sits on a large piece of property with nothing around it. Lots of weird things inside and it looks like it would make a great scene for a horror movie. Btw, if you don't like bugs, then stay out of the basement.
This was probably very beautiful back in its day. Enjoy
Please note: we had permission to film this location but this is located on private property. If you choose to come here to photograph/explore then you assume all risks & responsibilities with stepping on private property. - บันเทิง
Please note: We had permission to film this location, but this is located on private property. If you choose to come here to photograph/explore then you assume all risks & responsibilities with stepping on private property.
I was here last year did not see one posted sign.The place is pretty trashed as anybody can just drive back and enter.I wouldn't even know who to ask for permission?
Enjoying The Sun 577-Jersey Customs I’m really trying to photograph this- could you possibly tell me where this is?
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That level of vandalism and destruction is creepy and nauseating.
I get angry every time I see one of these, with all of the vandalism. I'm so sick of people who think the world owes them something, who don't do anything in life but take and destroy what isn't theirs to begin with.
It's a shame people have to break in the house is like that and just totally destroy it
“Sometimes to stay alive, you’ve gotta kill your mind” the graffiti on the wall; it’s a line from a Twenty-one Pilots song called “Migraine”
EARTH ANGEL😇 YOUR choice of music compliments the time and place.😱😳 Cool Cat!😸. I think 🤔 that someone was thinking 🤔 of renovating this house 🏡 but just dropped the idea when they realized just how much had to be done!!!😬Great things have been found behind old. 🔥 fireplace walls!!💍🍴🍽🎻⏳💎. Maybe the fireplace in the basement because they had a business down there!? Beautiful old 🏠 home!
Gee, this is one of your older explorers! And Jill with you! Really enjoyed this though. VERY interesting. Yes, I'm certain there would have been a barn around there for animals since there's a silo. And, the last building with a driveway in the middle was a corn crib. We actually still have one on our farm. It was used to store corn harvested on the cob with a corn picker (I used to drive ours!!) The wall boards had some spaces for circulation of air. We slid augger belts through the trench in either side to get corn out. It went in from an elevator on outside running corn up to top and it dropped in from top on either side. There were also probably a couple if bins in top center where would run beans up to store over winter and either sell in spring or use to plant seed in spring fields. Awe...memories. really enjoyed this JP & Jill. Happy you leave them up for us newbies to see❤
This has to be one of the creepiest houses and it blows me away how utterly destroyed it is.
That first outside view of the building is absolutely beautiful. I bet the house was gorgeous in its day.... those crickets tho!!!!! no. nope. no thank you very much. Too many in one place for me to be okay with it lol. It almost seemed like they were feeding on the walls...?Weird. The B&W photo of the Furnace was awesome. Mostly it is sad. All the damage done...
When you were in the basement I was actually thinking, “that looks like the creepy furnace from ‘The Burbs’,” and then you said it and I geeked out! Love your videos.
Haha, glad i wasnt the only one to think that.
You and JP are good suburban dads. You thought of the Burbs; I thought of HHHolmes 😳
Amazing! Your work really draws me into the space that you are exploring. JP - you have an artistic eye and fantastic camera skills. Every video is another adventure and exploration. Thanks much.
Thank you mike
I'm speechless with the footage you capture. . Amazing... Well Done...
Thank you so much
Pisses me off idiots tag and destroy beautiful old places. No respect😬. Thanks for the vid
I know. I could make a million dollars selling cans of spray paint outside of abandoned buildings. The morons that tag all that stuff are making the paint companies rich. And what is the purpose of spraying all that graffiti? The building will eventually be demolished anyway. People are hopelessly stupid.
Why doesn't the city knock these places down if they aren't classified as historical buildings?
My favorite video of yours so far. That house at one time must have been beautiful. Sad to see it decay like that. Great find and outstanding video!
Thanks for the kind words Alan. I would of loved to have seen this house 50yrs ago.
It was wonderful back in the day! The (dairy) farm belonged to my uncle and his brother. My aunt, uncle and cousins lived in the "addition", which was a 3 bedroom dwelling. His brother's family lived in the main part of the house. It was sold about 20 years ago to a woman who was suppose to turn it into a bed & breakfast. I am so saddened to see what has become of it. My family has so many fond memories from the farm.
Susan Russo it is a beautiful property.
Do you have pics of it in it’s better days? Would be great to see. Thank you for the info
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Wow what a find! I've really enjoyed watching your videos JP. And back here across the pond we get some great Sunday afternoon viewing with my family your vids and other guys too. But this place must be surely haunted, would you consider a night there☺. I also loved your rendition of Nothing Else Matters at the beginning and end. Huge Metallica fans in the UK here.
So glad you enjoyed it. I would definitely stay a night here.
Thank you too JP, if you ever get the chance to do a night shoot, would be amazing. Wish I could be there with you guys.
Love the layout of this house. My house is so small, makes me jealous to see all these massive abandoned houses that could be refurbished and made good again. They can keep the noose tho, LOL! And those nasty bugs ewwww!! x
This one is in bad shape, but still holds some beauty.
Thanks JP! I would love to know what that place looked like in its prime
As would i, it's a unique place.
its like an abandoned property is a magnet for vandalism. don't blame you one bit JP for keeping the locations secret, keep up the good work buddy loving your videos.
👍🏻 WOW! What a fantastic house. Would have loved to see it back in it’s prime! Cave crickets freak me out too!😬 Hope you have a great weekend.. Thanks for this great videos. ✌🏻
Back at ya debbi!
This was a beautiful house owned by beautiful people years ago! The porch was full of plants, lots of ferns! Such a shame this happened to a beatiful home!
I would loved to have seen it back in its day.
Hey you found my summer cottage. Yeah I'm a little behind on the upkeep. The six dead vandals are hidden safely away.
I think those are cave crickets. Creepy looming things! And the company that made the boiler in that house is still in business-we have one. Doesn't look like that!! Pretty impressive. Sure must have been a stunning house.
Love the intro music Metallica.....nothing else matters
You're the first one to notice that.
Todd Surkamer Thank you! I was going nuts trying to place the music.
Interesting find. Would've been gorgeous back in its heyday of glory. Glad u didn't break any legs on those creaky steps.
Thanks for being brave. You show us some amazing places. Would be a blast to be there in person.
Absolutely love the intro music! Nothing Else Matters.
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The two upstairs and the multiple stairs, perhaps old servants stairs?
Goodness gracious sakes alive that house was HUGE and creepy... those bugs in the basement, here in Southern Illinois we call them "hopping spiders" but I believe they are kin to a crickets. Just brown and spider looking. I'm sure that once was a gorgeous mansion at one time.
But I must say, alot of times whenever you get really curious and talk about the floor being soft, I hold my breath and my heart races just thinking I was there. I would be as curious as you are and go where I probably shouldn't ...LMBO!!!
The places you go are so interesting. But I have a question....Do you ever go to any other state besides in Pennsylvania???
Primarily Pennsylvania because thats where i live but im in ocean city maryland until next friday so im shooting some stuff down here. I would like to travel more in the future but gets lonely travelling alone. Where are you from?
@@JPVideos81 Metropolis, IL
I bet it does get lonely and boring doing all this by yourself. Plus not very safe to say the least.
Love those huge window sils and all the stairways were interesting, but a bit confusing. A nation of crickets I believe them to be in the basement. :) Great find. Love the closing music who's it by?
Just music i found on TH-cam library.
Very intriguing footage of a place that was probably gorgeous in its day.
I think those bugs are called camel crickets. I get a couple of them in my apartment. My landlady converted her basement/garage into a small apartment while she is above me in the main house. They live in cool, dark areas. I don't think they fly, they jump. Seeing thousands of them like this is really creepy. I only get like maybe one a month plus an occasional stink bug but that's about it.
Great video! Such a huge property to explore. Stay safe and I will be looking forward to the next video!
Yep that's correct, thousands of jumping camel crickets. Had me freaked out lol. Thanks for stopping by.
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That basement was really creepy and those things on the wall look like crickets. Beautiful property. I bet it was a gorgeous house at one time that would be so cool to have a house out in the middle of nowhere.
What a awesome house. Basement was super cool. Furnace looks like it’s screaming 😱 loved the silo too!
I believe those narrow sides set up on each side of that so called barn was for storing grain in or("CORN"),I lived on a farm,but I could also be wrong,but that's what it looks like to me,nice video 😊💙👍...
Yes you're correct, people said corn crib. Thanks for watching
Love your choice of music for this intro!
Ty
Wow. What a beauty in the rough. Sad to see these amazing houses left to rot like this. Historical preservation societies should really be helped out by the gov't to save these awesome historical places.
It's really awesome on some of these abandoned houses you come across. These looked like beautiful homes at one time. It's sad to see the condition of them now but you have the memories of them preserved on video. Thanks for sharing this Jay.
This must have been a beauty in it's day. Lovely filming. Many thanks for sharing
Thanks for checking it out
It was!
What an incredible find! The history within it and behind it!
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37:35- that was a corn crib. The area that you thought might be for loading cattle was used to store ear corn while it dried. We had one on the farm where I was raised; I spent many hours playing in it as a child. Great video!
Thanks for sharing
I got the chills when you saw all the bugs. And you pulled a jeff on those stairs!
There was nothing supporting those stairs and i have a good 100lbs on you lol
JPVideos it still would have taken me a half an hour to go up them even aftet seeing you go up. Haha
And i would of been filming every second of it.
👍👍👍👍👍 very good video! I like this little fading details on the floor. That's very old! 👍👍👍👍👍
Cool old furnace Back in the day was probally a nice house.
Another great video.
CRICKETS!! They were crickets.
Good looking silo and I’m 99% sure thar one part of barn was for lining them up to give shots or go off to market.
It’s really a shame these people didn’t do this bit by bit. It’s a huge house without addition!
love your videos - have to mute the intro though, it freaks my kids out - as for your bugs we call them sprickets - spider crickets - i tend to yell "kill it, kill it with fire" till someone deals with them - works everytime
Just found this one and it looks interesting. Do you wear bug repellent ? I would I would be afraid of the ticks and chiggers. The floors are really pretty and that fireplace with the hook above it to hold a pot to cook in. the one piece of wall paper is pretty. Horrible the graffiti in those rooms. they look like crickets to me. Oh my looks like a thousand of them. wow the old wood furnace. this was a good find. Well when you turn off your light it does feel creepy maybe like hell so still and lonely, but God is the light. Are there bugs in there too? great find thanks for bringing it to me.
I typically dont. I just check myself when im done
Loved every minute. As for the bugs, like you I've never seen anything like them before. Strange !! Fascinating place. 😃😃🌺💖🌺
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Another great video! Thanks!
nice find man!!! this place kinda reminds of the house in Centralia with the graffiti and holes in the wall. I wonder if the 2nd floor was ever finished or is it just that vandalized. those bugs looked like crickets by the looks of their back legs but I never saw them that big or that many at one time.
Found out they are called camel crickets and they can jump several feet.
Another great video wouldn't want to be in your shoes in that basement with the horrible bugs.
There were tons of them.
Beautiful old house too bad it's decaying and has so much graffiti everywhere!!! That was an odd basement with the old furnace!!! It looked kinda spooky!!! Awesome video Jay!!! I enjoyed it very much!!!
Those insects used to be in the basement where I grew up. I always thought they were some sort of cricket. I called them basement crickets, cause that's the only place I had ever seen them.
Them are a type of cricket 🦗
Diestrammena asynamora is a species of CAVE CRICKET in the family Rhaphidophoridae. It is native to Asia, including Korea. In English-speaking countries it is known as the greenhouse camel cricket or greenhouse stone cricket for its propensity for living in greenhouses.
Diestrammena asynamora is a species of cave cricket in the family Rhaphidophoridae. It is native to Asia, including Korea. In English-speaking countries it is known as the greenhouse camel cricket or greenhouse stone cricket for its propensity for living in greenhouses.
The critters in the basement looked liked spider crickets,and yes they do fly. First time I ever saw one I freaked out..lol. I really like the still photos you do at the end of your tours.
Thanks Jennifer
Keep up the great videos. They are cool
You got it tracy.
Loved this! The thing in the cellar is what is left of an old cistern, they would collect rain water and snow melt for use in the house. Quite a beautiful place, imagined in its day. It would be very uneconomical in today’s world. I wonder what the actual build date was on this place, I love records research. Your bravery is awesome, and I am very thankful you do this for us so tastefully. Stacy
Thanks stacy
That was an old boiler furnace in the baement. I had some relatives that had a basement under the garage with a ground level entry door in the back. That out-building was an old corn crib.
Creepy and very cool house. It was once a home, now it's forgotten; And Nothing Else Matters.
I was waiting for you to say "Jumping Jiminy crickets I'm out of here!"
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Huge & scary. So torn up. Really sad. Except for the cricket/spiders. That was just scary. The whole basement was scary. The last building you went to was where cows would go through to get milked, i believe. The narrow part was for the cows, (obviously) & the human would get to them through the small openings, in the bigger area. I live in the country & we have alot of abandoned dairies out here. Great explore.
I've encountered those bugs a few times since this video. I still dont like them lol.
The Burbs. Tom Hanks was hilarious! That's a great furnace. The black and white photo was great. Great video but, kinda sad . The graffiti was so awful.
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I wished the vandals left this house alone! Awesome explore. The basement and bugs were too creepy!
Hi JP! At 6:57 you said "what the hell is this thing here?" That thing is a buffering machine used to buff out hardwood floors and also for polishing (Simonizing) cars and truck to make them shine.
You found a hoard of nope bugs. 😂
Didnt they look cute? Haha
@@JPVideos81 Those insects in the basement are called cave crickets. It's best not to disturb them as they will ALL fly at you. They don't bite, but do swarm at you.🦗🦗🦗🦗🦗🦗
@@marksark1119 and they get
Pretty big and scary looking
@@christinet.4159 They're not actually, We had them in Southern Illinois, We didn't know what they were so we called them sprickets lol
@@cheekazu lol they will forever be known to me as "sprickets" now😂
I loved the intro music as well. love Metallica
🙂 yes!
At least your not alone this time. What a shell of a house.
Those are cave crickets at 27:28. They're harmless. Terrifying, but harmless.
I really enjoy your introduction! That house would of been rather beautiful back in its day.
Thanks so much!
27:16 Those are Cave crickets. I first saw them in my grandmas cellar in Wisconsin about 44 years ago.
Those are a different kind of crickets. We used to call them spider crickets because they look like spiders. They hang out in basements. Can't stand them!! Gross!! But love your videos. Keep up the great work:))
It's an honor and great to see you again buddy this video is so sick dude .
Thanks brother, appreciate the kind words.
JPVideos no problem man
There's an old abandoned schoolhouse in Kerman, CA that you guys should check out. I went in it several years ago. Pretty creepy
bugs are creepy, massive amount of bugs are gross and disgusting! that rounded structure in the basement could that have been a fireplace at one time? Another great video, thanks!! Enjoying going on these adventures!!
Hi JP . Maybe it's just me.but I thought it was pretty creepy back in (2013) the photo. But of course it really is worse today. A lot of it done by Man as usual.it May have been nice At one time. But it's very hard to tell in its entirety today. Please be careful and safe you guys. But All in All, awesome video thanks for sharing the details ☺️🖐️👊 👍💯 💯. That noose was very frightening.🤔🙄😱. I really appreciate you guy's for who you are, and what you stand for. 😀. OH my God God, what are those bug's. Yes definitely it's time to go!!!💨💨💨💨💨💨💨💨💨💨🏃💨💨💨💨💨💨💨💨💨
The bugs made my skin crawl ick they resemble spiders too much for my comfort haha what an amazing video. The house is weird in some aspects, but I’m in love with this house it’s beautiful.
It was my first encounter with them and freaked me out. Now im ok with them.
JPVideos I’ve seen them before but I don’t like them because the resemble spiders, most other bugs don’t bother me but spiders I just can’t do.
@@LeesSims im actually good with spiders. I just dont do snakes lol
JPVideos I have always been afraid of spiders haha snakes I’m okay with like pet snakes but at a distance I won’t hold them haha
That last structure is called a Corn Crib
Great video man!!! Keep it up!!!
I later found that out, thank you
I love the instrumental Metallica intro, beautiful. That's one of the best songs of all time.
That creepy old furnace looks like its yelling 😨
Definitely the creepiest basement I've ever seen. The Amityville level infestation was just the beginning lol. Awesome find, thank you for sharing.
I am almost positive that those bugs in the basement are crickets but I have never seen them have such long legs and antennas like those.. The definitely not spiders though. Very creepy place! Thanks for a great video!
great vid! Its great that you got permission, its what we do. In this case, it seems the vandalism is so prolific that it seems the property owners just don't care anymore.
Would cost a lot to save this place but glad i was able to film it before its gone. Thanks for checking it out
You know, people are always like "oh, restore it!' Well, sometimes you come across abandoned homes that even restored are just not worth it. $2 million to restore a home that would bring $450k is just not economic sense. Just 'coz you spent $2 mill doesn't make the house worth it. If this were a late 1700's, culturally, historically significant place, maybe. But a farmhouse, mansion, whatever in the middle of nowhere just isn't worth the effort. Here in Florida we have the Howey Mansion (look it up, its a cool mansion w history, lots of videos!) that is now bought and restoration is almost done. It sold for $200k last year...its well over $2 mill in restoration costs, including central air install at a reported $400k! Its a grand home, but still wont be worth $2.2 mill due to its location. The guy who boughtit was wealthy, and wanted to restore it for the love...not economics!
Hi from Australia.. Love ya work mate
Thanks so much for watching
The wooden structure that was past the silo was a corn crib. A farmer backs the wagon into the center area to load/unload the corn.
Love this place! Have you been to the cave on the other side? It’s pretty neat.
I saw it, but didnt check it out.
Our old house was over a 100 yrs old and part of our basement or cellar was like that. What looked like digging was where it went under the kitchen in our case that went to the foundation. Creepy!!! I believe the building with the slats was a corn crib. That was air could go thru it. I grew up in on a farm in Ohio. lol
Well I'm officially creeped out LOL!!
How do you think i felt? Haha
the last structure you came across its a corn crib the farmers would fill both sides with cobs of corn to feed his cattle
the middle part he would drive into it with his truck or wagon and fill it up with corn cobs
Ty
Nature taking back what is rightfully hers.
The bugs in the basement or cave crickets
The crickets remind me of some big bugs called Weta that we have here in New Zealand.
The crickets are actually called camel crickets (at least that's what we call them). We have them in my area too and their main defense is to jump out at people or animals when they feel threatened.
At least they weren’t spiders. I hate spiders. But I’d still freak out if one of those mutant crickets jumped out at me.
Loved it!!!👍👍👍👍
Just seeing this one for the first time!
I bet at one time this was a stunning home! So sad to see the grafitti
I dont know if someone els comented on this yet but those are crickets. they love dark areas. thats why they are found in places like that or at night under things outside. they can bite but usually dont. i grew up in the country side and love it.
Phenomenal!
Reminds me of Grey Gardens in a way🤔
Never heard of that...
If I am not mistaken grey gardens was the home of a mother and daughter relatives of the Kennedy family there is a movie about them and the property
Looks like the ancient furnace in the basement saw your "spider/crickets"..(28:33).....what a mixed up place. ..too bad . Another piece of history rotting away.Thank you for the tour.
Those bugs creeped me out lol
I live in the South and I have NEVER seen those bugs and don't want to ( but I don't go into basements or caves either ,maybe that's why.)lol
Amazingly creepy video Lol but hey,You see some Ghost around in this abandoned house ??? 😀😰😬👻👻👻
Those things in the basement are what we in the South call Humpback Crickets -but they are also called Cave crickets or camel crickets. They are horrible creatures.
Not a fan of them
They just called a "nope" to me
Here in Georgia we refer to them as Sprickets. I think they are cute but knowing how they jump and that many, yeah not gonna happen lol
The whole time I’m watching you I’m just like please don’t fall please don’t fall!!
Wait till you see the video where i fall through the floor...
JPVideos omg seriously! Thanks for taking the risk, lord knows i would never be brave enough! Lol.
Cool Place
From the outside from the first angle you showed it didnt look that bad but almost savable, but from the inside you can tell this place probably isnt savable.
Down in the basement where you said looks like someone was digging the half circle stone thing was an old water well that was for the house way way back in time. Those were most likely grasshoppers...that you were freaking out about. 😂
Cave crickets
At--40:28-- The building was probably used to store food for the animals. I saw something like it on Barnyard builders. The hooks would be used to pick up big stacks of hay and stuff. Just a guess of course.
The bugs were really strange. Bars on the windows? Were people imprisoned there? Strange place.
Basement was definitely creepy
@@JPVideos81 That basement hives off bad vibes, bars on the windows. Makes me think of a serial killer may have used that place.
The bugs?!!! Welcome to my world. I Live in a Hud run building. I'd been complaining about the water heater for 7 yrs, they do nothing. A lady that lives below me complained about 'drips' . (she has an in with the asst. manager) The next day the matinance guy shows up, takes the old water heat that's sitting in a pile of black mold with white stuff growing in it out and slaps a new water heater on top of the mold which is all over now, under the stove, ect. The matinance dude cleans outside my door and the hallway so the other tenants can't know what's going on. She'll (main manager) will act like she doesn't know what's going on. I have to wait next month to get my phone activated and then should I call the Board of health?
Don't people die from black mold and whatever the white mold that was also growing in it?
Nice find
What a great spot to go exploring. I take it that is Jill with you?
Yes she was
The crickets remind me of some big bugs called Weta that we have here in New Zealand.
I call those bugs spickets. Lol we have them here too. Never seen that many tho!!!
Two thumbs up for the Metallica intro. 👍👍That was someone's beautiful home at one point in time. 😞
Thanks