Exploring an abandoned house full of antiques! Note that this is PRIVATE PROPERTY, and I had permission to look around. I will be providing more updates on this property soon. It's very complicated, but I did metal detect here for a while and sort through the burn piles. I'll be sharing those finds in a video shortly. :)
I hope you can do something about the antique furniture. It is beautiful! The head and footboards and dresser were just gorgeous! The gold metal wall plaque brought so many memories back. My mother had a few of those when I was growing up
I always wonder why an old home is just forgotten. The history in those walls and on that property alone... it’s a beautiful property but the work required at this point for someone like me who just can’t throw stuff out would be overwhelming. That being said, give me a weekend, a trailer and permission to take what I wanted and I’d be there in a heartbeat. Of course a weekend to detect it would also be awesome. Thanks for sharing the adventure brother!
I love all of your videos, and especially this one. I used to be a professional photographer, and I explored a lot of old home, and barn sites before photographing them. I laughed when you were talking about how old the bathroom, and kitchen sinks were. I was raised in a four room house without indoor plumbing. I was a teenager before I knew the luxury of not having to go outside at 2:00am if you had a stomach virus. We carried water from the windmill, and mom would heat it on the stove for us to bath. Our bathtub was a galvanized tub we sat in the kitchen when we bathed, and hoped we didn't have company until we were finished. My poor mom worked endlessly to keep four kids clean, and wash our clothes on a ringer type washing machine. I grew up in a house full of things that people now would love to have as antiques, and my mom only wanted to get rid of for more modern appliances. My father was a WWll vet., and like many, didn't finish high school, and despite the fact that he was very intelligent he was unable get gainful employment. He worked as a poor dirt farmer on my grandfather's farm, and my grandfather's barn was full of antiques when it finally melted down. They say hind sight is 20-20, I wish I had saved some of the things that my grandfather, who was born in 1881, thought was old junk. I do have a few things, but you inspire me to hunt for more antiques, coins, and I am buying a metal detector, because I have found a 1906 V nickel, and a .45 colt black powder bullet from a SAA. a top of a four gauge shotgun shell, and pieces of old saddle, and harness on my land.I also have a large Indian artifact collection. Part of my driveway was the main road before they made section lines. All of the things I have found have been in my drive, and on the surface. I am close to where a large Indian battle took place, and I believe some of the stragglers could have made it to my land. Keep the good videos coming.
I just discovered your channel yesterday and boy am I entertained!!! Probably watched at least 4 hours of your past videos in between a couple of rough shifts at work. There's an abandoned old house dating back to the 1800,s literally right next to my parents new house. They bought 10 acres surrounding it about 5 years ago in the country. The whole area used to be owned by the original owners of the house and there's even foundations across the street and the whole road is lines with remnants of maples planted over 100 years ago. So much history here. Just haven't had the guts to contact the owner, who is an old lady who lives a few hours away in northern NY, to see if I can explore it. I would love some advice or incouragement bc I think it may be tough to convince her to let me explore or detect.
Abandoned homes like this break my heart. Even as a young child I found it so disturbing that they would be abandoned and left to ruin. I can see all the hard work that went into creating such a beautiful place and can imagine a full life going on. So sad.
Yes PLEASE GO BACK! This video was fantastic. I have a feeling either the ppl who lived there were Asian or traveled to Asian Countries just by some of the things I saw in the house. Man that would be a great place to build a home!
I loved this! Please do more videos like this. I collect antiques and would have spent hours going through all those old books and things. What a hidden treasure. If walls could talk I wonder how much history that old house has seen.
Nice explore JD , I love this , please do more & I'm looking forward towards the metal detecting of the property>>>Lots of nice antiques there, worth buying 👍👍👍☮❤
Fantastic find JD. From experience, I can say there will be some great hidden treasures here, above and below the surface. If you don't already know, make sure you check in the barn corners and under the rafters..they were commonly used to hide personal valuables (and often hiding places for whiskey bottles). Good luck, can't wait to see what you find!
OMG that chinese checkers. I used to play that back home in the Philippines with cousins ... I love that!!! Yiu should try to go back and work something out and salvage that ❤ Thank you!
Did anyone remember having that piece built right into a small table top,,,with chairs and a place to put your Marbles the with on one side and Black on the other,, Thank you for the tore of the land..JD ....cheers.
very cool, im very surprised you were able to get permission to go in the house. I'd be afraid of you getting hurt. Good for you though. Neat old place.
Trust me. This one needs torn down. And I hate to say that. Severe water under the house. The entire foundation is pulling away from the house and the downstairs floor is nearly rotted the whole way through. =/
"Next time on This Old Shack....." Those fixtures and some of the old stuff might be saveable like the antique dresser/mirror. I have that Chinese checkers board. It's not to old.
Wasps are a good sign - no chemicals sprayed around to kill them and they are good for the garden and will carry off caterpillars and big spiders 🕷. 👀 👁👁
If you can walk around in it, it can be saved. Check out my channel I took a house worse than that, it is very nice now. Not cost effective for the average homeowner. The house I restored had flooring and woodwork I thought worth saving.
So sad. Seeing the old items of the dead who once lived in horrible these conditions. Looks like this place might have once had kids running around having a picnic.
I sure hope you can make a deal to save those antiques. I love antiques myself and I think its a sin to have everything destroyed. I don't understand, it really hurt me a lot. Its a crime what Americans waste it someone else can use the items. That's just my opinion.I love to see old houses I enjoy them so much. Digging in the dirt kinda boring. I hope you can get some of those antiques. Good Luck/
I changed my name on here from Wilma Hurley to this. Love this old place. Been watching you for years never new if you where married? Do you want children someday? You are nice man .
I usually don't use this camera for videos with a lot of motion. It's the Olympus Tough TG-5. It's better for slow moving shots and underwater. It's very rugged and almost impossible to break, so it's great on the go. Just doesn't do well for videos like this (next time I'll use my handy cams that are better with auto focus) Nuggetnoggin and Green Mountain Metal Detecting both use this camera.
Exploring an abandoned house full of antiques!
Note that this is PRIVATE PROPERTY, and I had permission to look around. I will be providing more updates on this property soon.
It's very complicated, but I did metal detect here for a while and sort through the burn piles. I'll be sharing those finds in a video shortly. :)
Can't wait for the next video to see what u found jd
I hope you can do something about the antique furniture. It is beautiful! The head and footboards and dresser were just gorgeous! The gold metal wall plaque brought so many memories back. My mother had a few of those when I was growing up
JD you didn't show us if there was anything in the attic. The ladder was right by the door to nowhere. Love your channel!
I love exploring old properties.
What a wonderful homestead, thanks for the tour! Great video JD. Thumbs up !!!
Somebody was surely proud of this property back in the day...
Thanks for taking us along on another great adventure!
I always wonder why an old home is just forgotten. The history in those walls and on that property alone... it’s a beautiful property but the work required at this point for someone like me who just can’t throw stuff out would be overwhelming. That being said, give me a weekend, a trailer and permission to take what I wanted and I’d be there in a heartbeat. Of course a weekend to detect it would also be awesome. Thanks for sharing the adventure brother!
I love all of your videos, and especially this one. I used to be a professional photographer, and I explored a lot of old home, and barn sites before photographing them. I laughed when you were talking about how old the bathroom, and kitchen sinks were. I was raised in a four room house without indoor plumbing. I was a teenager before I knew the luxury of not having to go outside at 2:00am if you had a stomach virus. We carried water from the windmill, and mom would heat it on the stove for us to bath. Our bathtub was a galvanized tub we sat in the kitchen when we bathed, and hoped we didn't have company until we were finished. My poor mom worked endlessly to keep four kids clean, and wash our clothes on a ringer type washing machine. I grew up in a house full of things that people now would love to have as antiques, and my mom only wanted to get rid of for more modern appliances. My father was a WWll vet., and like many, didn't finish high school, and despite the fact that he was very intelligent he was unable get gainful employment. He worked as a poor dirt farmer on my grandfather's farm, and my grandfather's barn was full of antiques when it finally melted down. They say hind sight is 20-20, I wish I had saved some of the things that my grandfather, who was born in 1881, thought was old junk. I do have a few things, but you inspire me to hunt for more antiques, coins, and I am buying a metal detector, because I have found a 1906 V nickel, and a .45 colt black powder bullet from a SAA. a top of a four gauge shotgun shell, and pieces of old saddle, and harness on my land.I also have a large Indian artifact collection. Part of my driveway was the main road before they made section lines. All of the things I have found have been in my drive, and on the surface. I am close to where a large Indian battle took place, and I believe some of the stragglers could have made it to my land. Keep the good videos coming.
I love those old fashioned lawn chairs
I just discovered your channel yesterday and boy am I entertained!!! Probably watched at least 4 hours of your past videos in between a couple of rough shifts at work. There's an abandoned old house dating back to the 1800,s literally right next to my parents new house. They bought 10 acres surrounding it about 5 years ago in the country. The whole area used to be owned by the original owners of the house and there's even foundations across the street and the whole road is lines with remnants of maples planted over 100 years ago. So much history here. Just haven't had the guts to contact the owner, who is an old lady who lives a few hours away in northern NY, to see if I can explore it. I would love some advice or incouragement bc I think it may be tough to convince her to let me explore or detect.
Abandoned homes like this break my heart. Even as a young child I found it so disturbing that they would be abandoned and left to ruin. I can see all the hard work that went into creating such a beautiful place and can imagine a full life going on. So sad.
Yes PLEASE GO BACK! This video was fantastic. I have a feeling either the ppl who lived there were Asian or traveled to Asian Countries just by some of the things I saw in the house. Man that would be a great place to build a home!
I loved this! Please do more videos like this. I collect antiques and would have spent hours going through all those old books and things. What a hidden treasure. If walls could talk I wonder how much history that old house has seen.
Nice explore JD , I love this , please do more & I'm looking forward towards the metal detecting of the property>>>Lots of nice antiques there, worth buying 👍👍👍☮❤
Fantastic find JD. From experience, I can say there will be some great hidden treasures here, above and below the surface. If you don't already know, make sure you check in the barn corners and under the rafters..they were commonly used to hide personal valuables (and often hiding places for whiskey bottles). Good luck, can't wait to see what you find!
Interesting old house, JD! I hope you can metal detect the property! Thanks for the tour!
Looking forward to you purchasing this place!
OMG that chinese checkers. I used to play that back home in the Philippines with cousins ... I love that!!! Yiu should try to go back and work something out and salvage that ❤ Thank you!
Love the old places.
Did anyone remember having that piece built right into a small table top,,,with chairs and a place to put your
Marbles the with on one side and Black on the other,, Thank you for the tore of the land..JD ....cheers.
That was a wonderful tour----Thanks and well done
Bring a flash light, lol. I'd love to see more of the grounds and the books. Thank you for sharing.
It was a well built place years ago , solid wood , it’s a shame to see it in disrepair .
It's so sad to see old homes lost like this ..
That little porcelain dog was so cute...
what a beautiful old place
I love old houses and hate to see them not maintained.
great video jd. looks like a place you should invest some time in. i could spend hours just looking through the burn pill. hugs from NC God bless
Nice video, thanks for sharing there were alot of old antiques!
Great video Jonathan
Tear the house down and you have a beautiful lot to build on. At lease save all the old antiques up stairs. Wonderful explore.
enjoyed this adventure.
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very cool, im very surprised you were able to get permission to go in the house. I'd be afraid of you getting hurt. Good for you though. Neat old place.
But think of the sense of achievement bringing that house back to life 😍😍
Trust me. This one needs torn down. And I hate to say that. Severe water under the house. The entire foundation is pulling away from the house and the downstairs floor is nearly rotted the whole way through. =/
Love your channel JD!
Thanks Voltron!
Np bro!
You should do some metal detecting there.
Nice property. Hope you find lots of interesting things.
Nice video 👍
Yes come back and metal detect if they would allow it I would love to have that old bed in the house what a prize that would be to own!!
Nice video nice antiques
@@fredcarson8042 I've seen your name before when JD has his live show and it always give me the chills because that was my late Father's name....
@@Rayman1961. that's cool
@@Rayman1961. my father's name also
@@fredcarson8042 So your Fred Jr.?
Yes would be a great place to own and I bet you wish you had your metal detector with you I know you could find great stuff there
JD buy the contents. The bedroom furniture is wonderful.
Was there anything in the playhouse?
Notification gang here man just stopping by to show my support👍👍
Thanks for the support!!
There are a couple of old sewing machines I would be interested in. The rocking chair is desirable.
How did you find out about this place?
Would love the old jars 😂
"Next time on This Old Shack....." Those fixtures and some of the old stuff might be saveable like the antique dresser/mirror. I have that Chinese checkers board. It's not to old.
Wasps are a good sign - no chemicals sprayed around to kill them and they are good for the garden and will carry off caterpillars and big spiders 🕷. 👀 👁👁
I have been watching your video of the house with all the furniture.How do people leave all that beautiful all the stuff.
If you can walk around in it, it can be saved. Check out my channel I took a house worse than that, it is very nice now. Not cost effective for the average homeowner. The house I restored had flooring and woodwork I thought worth saving.
I'm watching your videos now. Very cool! Thanks for sharing.
Would love them old books.
So sad. Seeing the old items of the dead who once lived in horrible these conditions. Looks like this place might have once had kids running around having a picnic.
Get all of the good things out of that place before it's too late
You need to metal detect around this house.
I sure hope you can make a deal to save those antiques. I love antiques myself and I think its a sin to have everything destroyed. I don't understand, it really hurt me a lot. Its a crime what Americans waste it someone else can use the items. That's just my opinion.I love to see old houses I enjoy them so much. Digging in the dirt kinda boring. I hope you can get some of those antiques. Good Luck/
This place would be worth buying if you could get it for the price of the land, and salvage what you could.
JD this is one video I'll be playing at 1.25x times speed as your pausing way to much lol...
It actually makes the video 100% better
I actually turned it to 1.75x half way lol
No one cares about your impatience Ben.
@@BUHNANUHBREAD obviously you do or you wouldn't comment 😂
Great things are wasted on those who have never wanted.
Omg I used to have that same alarm clock lol I got from my grandma.
Sidenote.....love the mantle.
Make a bid on the things in the house.
Why not beeping the place
The thumbnail looks like a house in the old Call of Duty MW2.
Did you see that little boy move around that corner when you just walked upstairs ?
*That Dresser V Mirror wasssss Sharp!!!👍👍💰💲💲💲💰💰💰⌚🎈👀👀👀😎😎😎
Am I the only one who thinks that old place is haunted?
If the walls could talk?
I dont understand JD why all that stuff was just left there. It makes no sense to me. Are u going to purchase the property?
Hi i have a 1999 old 100 bill is it valuable
That is a minnow keeper for fishing. I have my late father's. I kepted.
I changed my name on here from Wilma Hurley to this. Love this old place. Been watching you for years never new if you where married? Do you want children someday? You are nice man .
See it all!
You could buy it and have a lifetime of adventure.
There was the matching leg to the other one
It makes one wonder why anyone would just leave all the stuff behind. Did someone die or just what? How sad.
Sup Mister JD and everyone
Lots of stuff from the 60s in there
I think I might have nabbed that little dog. It was cute. Too bad the house is damaged beyond repair, it could have been a cool place.
Check out farm hunter
He finds all kind of abandon farm houses
Yes go back and metal detect that yard for sure.
looked haunted
You meant fantastic day...
What are you using for a camera? Hard to watch.
I usually don't use this camera for videos with a lot of motion. It's the Olympus Tough TG-5. It's better for slow moving shots and underwater. It's very rugged and almost impossible to break, so it's great on the go. Just doesn't do well for videos like this (next time I'll use my handy cams that are better with auto focus) Nuggetnoggin and Green Mountain Metal Detecting both use this camera.
Yea..go save some old stuff
next time take a light