Abandoned Farmhouse *EVERYTHING LEFT BEHIND*
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- Exploring an abandoned farmhouse with everything left beind
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Hey guys hope you’re having an awesome week so far and enjoy the latest vid! 👊🏻✌🏻❤️
Thanks! I love exploring vicariously through you.
Love the videos. You guys do such a great job
Rad find per usual! Xoxoxo
Can you guys please explore RKO Keith's Theatre in Flushing, Queens? It's a great abandoned location.
Great video, can't wait to see what's next!! Hope your having an awesome week! This is my third time watching
An air of sadness about that house. Neglect and abandonment.. but someone did live in in for a long time as it was decaying all around them, that must have been sad to see... all those memories of love... animals, people and children. I'd love to be able to watch the life of that house in reverse... starting from your footage and going back through the years as children played, decorations were up and the house was alive. What a lot of stuff we gather round us and cling onto as we age... attaching sentimentality and memories to objects, but there are no pockets in shrouds and we take nothing with us when we take our last breath. Another great watch, thank you.
I honestly don’t know how you resist the urge to salvage. I upcycle furniture and there are things in that house that could be absolutely beautiful and worth a buck. I was salivating over the China hutch in the dining room!
Hey RnK, Rob, every video I watch of abandonment, I always, always wonder the same thing of what you just said! Why? How? I guess only the walls of the house knows the answer. If only they could talk! To me, I feel sadness like that could have been my grandparents house. Hopefully there was once joy and happiness there! I love all your videos!!! Cool your with Dane. Be safe!
I enjoy RNK videos the most due to the artistic aspects. The setup, the shots, the background music, and photos all combine together for an intriguing story to get pulled into, and leaves a viewer questioning what happened to the homeowner.
Awesome old farm house. Too bad it got rummaged & vandalized. Be safe & watch yer steps. 💖😊🙌✌🖖💖
Great video, I loved it. Some beautiful old/ antique stuff in there. I think the thing in the cabinet/ hutch was for jam/ jelly, set it on the table at mealtimes.
Almost 3 years ago my husband died, just a month before his 70th birthday. He was a hoarder, he had his garage & the basement full of stuff. After he died, about 2 years, I sold the place, I was to old to take care of it all & expenses, taxes, was too much for me. We went through stuff, family pictures, personal things, kept what we wanted, I sold some stuff, gave away, donated a lot & I just walked away from the rest. The new owner knew & said it was ok, he'd clean out the rest. But it wasn't as bad as this house, was more organized. I just wanted to start over with as LITTLE as possible, I bought a mobile home in a court, bought a storage shed to put things in I wanted to keep, & me & my little dog are happy with very little clutter..lol
Wow! RnK All Day AND Urbex Dane!? Am I dreaming? Great explore. Love all of you!
What a charmer with those pocket doors and woodwork. I love it. Btw love seeing you and Dane together. You both rock!
No grandparents ever leave with there teeth so they mostlikey died
Crazy place you got there. If you look through the rubbish you can find a story of the people that lived there! That i like the most about these abandoned places
Bros of Decay what is the biggest difference between the places you explore and the places in America? PS...love your channel!
@@angelab299 More untouched like a little timecapsule into the past. Don't get me wrong abandoned homes in amerika are also great but i like the ones in Europ the most.
@@BrosOfDecay I've noticed that as well watching your videos. No graffiti and destruction like here. Keep up the good work!
How many different ways can I say how awesome RNK is and all your explorations! Thank you!
I knew an old lady that when her husband died, they had made a pledge to their church, and the church came in and took everything they had in their home, including her house and put her in an apartment.
I subbed to UrbexDane a long time ago. He does great work. Cool you guys know each other.
It's always sad to see things like this. Irreplaceable family heirlooms left behind. I'm like you, I always wonder why the surviving family members don't at least get the irreplaceable items. I'm finding though many people now have no sentimental feelings towards things like that which is resulting in them and their stories being lost forever. Another great explore, really enjoyed it!
Another awesome RNK video! I've been a subscriber for 3 years and always look forward to your uploads! I've been an Urbex Dane subscriber for 2 years. Always great content from Dane, and finally an Urbex Dane face reveal! Great to see you, Dane! Great explore guys!
Never disappointed with your videos, from backstories all the way to the great editing! Love to see my alert go off when it’s your videos!!
Hello there Robb. Thank you for the video.
Hey Rob, yeah I'm thinking that place was in bad shape for a while even before 2016. Urbex Dane!! cool. Great Video!!!
It’s so sad I ask myself the same questions all those abandoned places hold such mystery and why the county in each place doesn’t go in and either trash them out or donate or auction the stuff off then board up the places till they can be sold or torn down it’s just crazy but sometimes I think maybe things weren’t taken out because maybe the stuff was subjected to mold or something that would cause health problems or I know in the case of hauntings or something evil in the house you don’t wanna take those things out or in cases of eviction they’re forced to leave with no time to grab everything who knows and some people just disappear maybe because of legal problems or they’re on the run
1:28 Dude's a Cavaliers fan, hell yeah!
I loooove old farm houses! Awesome find!
Most likely scenario:
*Dad dies.
*Daughters go through house.
*Find sprawling plethora of porno*
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*They slowly walk backward out of the house and never return.*
Sooo Much Stuff!, Years & Years didn't anyone want any of it?Thanx's Robb & Dane great vid!
I wonder how many people that do these types of videos do the video and then they go rummage through the house and steal shit
Another great find!
Also if you ever have watch Hoarders sometimes it just becomes so overwhelming for them they just leave it all or they’re forced to move fir health reasons and God forbid something violent didn’t happen to them
I recognize so many of the things in that house from my childhood. The toys were from the 1950’s. So were most of the things hanging on the walls and the furniture. There are a lot of antique valued items there. I’m guessing the children grew up and moved away and an elderly parent lived there alone and couldn’t afford to keep up with the house repairs. I think this elderly person died and Apparently the children weren’t interested in their childhood memories. This house feels like it was filled with sadness.
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Wonderful Job!
That was a pretty big home!!! Makes one wonder if someone was living so unrighteous in that home that they had to flee n left everything behind or if the folks just died n the children did not bother selling the home n just abandoned the place! So sad!!!
You find the best places! Awesome video
Loved snooping through all that stuff as you filmed! Awesome find! The calendar seems weirdly later than the TV and other things suggest. Cheers RnK!
Great find..Like you, I wonder what happened that they left all of their belongings behind.. From the looks of the contents of the home, maybe old folks lived there? anyways, thanks for another great video..
There's something Horrifying Beautiful about abandoned Places.
I luv all ur vids dude 👍👍👍👍🤘🤘
RnK you guys put out the best videos, and I love the fact that you respect the places and don't take anything or do any damage, it's a shame that kids go into these places and destroy things and trash them, that is the reason it is so hard to get into these kind of places because of the lack of respect kids have these days, but keep the amazing vids coming
Once again amazing video.. cool place with lots of history behind it.. keep it real rob as always 💗👍🏻✌🏻
It’s been awhile since I have seen that much kitch from 4 decades in one house...it spans the 40s to the 70s. Pretty overwhelming when everything of value is gone and only the weird gift shop stuff is left. The house was originally quite beautiful I think, but whoever last lived there appears to have just given up judging by the stains on the door frames, they just stopped cleaning. They likely died in the home given the dentures left on the sink, it’s rather sad to think a once vibrant home ends this way. Great job showing it as always Robb, you have a very sensitive approach to these places. Thank you...stay safe out there, and don’t let the bastards grind you down.🖤🇨🇦
Awesome video Rob, You're a very great host for your videos you remind me of the old Robert Stack Unsolved Mysteries lol. You can tell a Mystery in all of your videos. Keep up with the great work Rob. I love your videos
It’s so sad that all this was left behind
Hay, maybe they won the lottery. Think positive . 😇
I don't know Man . Looks like K was there before . Awesome Vid . Tks
I had a great time exploring with you bro. Hit me up soon.
Urbex Dane That’s awesome! I watch you both.
Urbex Dane so this is where you are hiding!!! Hi Dane!
Hey Rob and Kristy...what is good guys.
Great slogan.
Maybe March with RNK what is good ?
Missed you guys hope all is well.
Love from Australia 🇦🇺
Your videos are always epic!!! Thanks for awesome footage
What a sad old farmhouse.....it's a real shame to have dickheads that trash & destroy properties like this!! Love the old style farmhouses, have character. Those family photo's tell u who lived there, a military person, loving family. Penthouse magazines!! Hheheheheh!!! Not enough excitement! I'm the same as you, Robb, Why? Must be a reason why they never sold it or move the belongings. just so sad to see it left to rot....anyway, great video, Robb!! Take care.....
Greathouse thanks, so much to see😊❤
Always so sad to see what’s left of people’s lives. That house I’m sure was beautiful in its day. The doorways and pocket doors. Thanks for another great video RnK All Day!
I'm guessing by the teeth left on the sink that it was an elderly person they may not have even left they could have passed away in their family just left the house to rot cool looking house back in its day too bad it's going to waste awesome video
Oh happy day! Waking up to a video and the smooth tones of RnK All Day! I loved having a snoop around an old house with you! How sad to see the end of someone's rich life but also mesmerising. Thanks so much Robb :-) xx
Frist let me answer that question you asked if an older person dies all the time the family feels they don't want anything if what they had or they went in took what they wanted didn't care about the rest it's a grandparents house you can see that and the family seems like they font want to collect the test if you notice you don't see family pictures they took that stuff
Great video. Sad to these homes get destroyed by people. I've explored almost every abandoned remote home in my area but haven't came across any that were furnished.
Robb and Kirstey, love your work, discovered you guys around the same time I found Josh, Proper People, Dan, Dane, and few other explorers that show real pride and appreciation for what you guys do. Love the family vibe and the tough love all you guys share. Much respect, please keep up the great work! 🤙
It’s amazing how much personal items people leave behind. I love vinyl albums, those looked cool. These are all situations of stories without endings. Your videography has changed in just the year that I’ve followed you two. Great work Robb.
I like the old books and old VHS tapes. Yup that barn looks like it’s gonna tip over.
Thanks mucho mijo....Stay safe.
Still obsessed...pr
So many elderly with out close family, for whatever reason. They live in their homes, can't do the up keep, get sick or injured and wind up in a care home. It is really sad, the state takes over and seizes all the assets, so if there is anything left they sell it to cover any medical and care home costs. The way we treat the elderly is horrible.
I belong to the 5 ‘W’s Club ~ Who (were they), What (happened), Where (did they go), When (did it get abandon), and Why (did they not come back) ? You capture it all in the ‘BEST’ work out in the Urbex world!
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Awesome !
So sad that no one came to at least clear everything ?? Terrible I would hope someone would come and clear everything for me
Awesome video love it thank you for sharing I’ll go and check him out have a great week ✌️😎
@ 1:58 ).. that "1940's-1950's gold fruit plate", my grandmother had one similar to that, except It didn't have a pineapple in the middle, but instead it had grapes. It is now hanging in my house.. You are an artist with the camera. Keep up the good videos..:
Family of Hoarders with kids and possibly grandkids.....kind of sad. Probably the parents died and the kids and grandkids just left the stuff ( being too expensive to move all the stuff) they all went on their own ways I assume.
I just bought a very similar kitchen table and chairs for myself for my 50th birthday.
We had the same clown soap holder, 1970's. Thanks for the flashback.
There's a house in Marion Indiana that, if it's still standing, would look like this.
I'd entered it twice and stayed within the kitchen/living area; a guy I dated lived there. No electricity worked downstairs, so he lived upstairs or just out of the house.
He grew up in it and moved back with his mom when his dad suddenly died. By the time I met him she moved to a daughters in another state and just let him know what to move. The rest was history just abandoned, but it looked plenty abandoned by the time I saw it.
I've been watching your videos before 20k and your doing awesome work.
Great explore Rob. I wouldn't call them hoarders but they certainly didn't throw much away.
Everybody faces that problem some day when their parents die. The kids grow up and move on to better things .I have 2 houses on my block that are being slowly cleaned out by the families. I am working away from home and can only watch video from the internet . All of the RNK vids are always good.
They could have become homeless I was once was homeless and it’s the most alful thing and I lost all my belongings ended up with 5 suitcases stayed in a hotel for 9 months am now in a two bedroom flat
lol whoever lived there was definitely into model railroading. My dad has a lot of those Model Railroader magazines laying around the house too.
And I know you pointed out that the disrepair happened in two years, but I think it's been going on since the person was alive. It was probably an elderly man, judging by the items, and he couldn't keep up with the maintenance on the house. A lot of the flaking on the ceiling and clutter piling up happened at my grandma's house when she couldn't physically keep the house maintained anymore, and I'm noticing a lot of the same things here.
The videos I like best are the ones with stuff left, but I'm thinking the whole time... How could NO ONE come claim this stuff??
Families probably came in took what they wanted and didnt want to deal with the rest..or something like mold could have happened and insurance company relocated them and paid for their belongings..so sad though all of the mementos,gun? Collectables
Sadly the generation coming up today appear to not hold the same sentiment regarding past memobilia as the older generation. Old photos of Grandparents, cousins, aunts, uncles don't hold a special place in their heart. Therefore, no real purpose to come and clean up. They also appear to be a lazier generation not really having any reason to desire to come and cleanup a place they have no interest for. I've seen videos where grandchildren have left homes of valuable antiques, home photos, keepsakes, and lots of land just to waste back to the elements. Such a sad truth of the current era of today's society. Such a really big shame that history means nothing to the upcoming generations. Makes my hurt hurt, literally.
That linoleum at about 8:00 is really cool - definitely late '50s or early '60s. It reminds me of the stars on the old Stardust Vegas sign...
Wow! I get a video on my birthday! Thanks!!!!
K Vogt happy birthday!
Maybe they just took what they could because they had no money to pay the bills. The only thing that looked like it was worth anything was the dining room table and chairs and the china cabinet. They rest was not really worth anything. Maybe they just hooked up a trailer and moved to Alaska or to some other state where there was family, or work. Let's hope that's the case and not illness or passing away. Thanks for a good explore!
So many people always claim it was a hoarder house when usually that is not the case. Many times older people have no way to get old or broken things out of the house. They can't afford the cost of getting things hauled away. Kids move out and leave their stuff behind intending to get it later or use the things when they bring their own kids to visit. When you are older and maybe have Hth problems, things just fall further and further into disrepair. Believe me, they notice! Living on a fixed income, you are scared to leave a place that is paid for, yours-for the uncertainty of having to pay rent and losing your rental, let alone come up with the energy and health needed to put up a place for sale and all that entails, finding a place and the actual move itself. Families don't seem to care for their own anymore. Leave it to the county to take care of the elderly.
When it comes to leaving belongings behind I've got a story for you,. in 1981 when my great-grandma died where I was from they would put in the newspaper of where the funeral is going to be at and what time and it would for some reason they tell of the person's address of where they used to live we were at the funeral when her house got ransacked talk about sad.
All I see is valuables all over.... Sad. Houses do have souls. If left they die.... Great find man!!
Great Explore Robb, yeah. like you,, i cant understand why people leave all their loved ones things behind to rot away, and yeah even the porno,,lol,,, catch ya on the next one
Bought the place, lost job, not enough money for a few years, and disappeared when there were to much bills too pay, just one scenario, nice place tho.
What a creepy place, good thing you went there in the day. It looks like it was a nice place at one time, until it became a hoarder house. The old people must have died, and none of the relatives wanted anything. And if they lived far away who would want to ship any of that old stuff? It looked like the place was in disrepair long before 2016, and now the elements will decay it into the ground. Good Video I really liked the Narration, some people never speak on their videos , and they are boring. Looking forward to your next video.
How do people accumulate so much crap, I have an annual spring cleaning and toss stuff out...
Why doesn’t the city clean it out? Or find the next of kin? Maybe restore and sell? Or let the homeless live? Did you find the history of the last family that lived here
The 1950's diamond linoleum in the bathroom and those chalkware mid century fish!!! I just Knew there'd be something I flipped over in this house! At 11:24 there's a tray with another brown cigarello-type smoke in it but this one has some kind of filter on it. Not weed, it appears. Great explore, thanks for sharing!
I am a huge fan of yours. Being sentimental, it breaks my heart when I see things people leave behind. I'm thinking there was only one person left in this house and he or she died because who would leave their dentures?
That's crazy to see how much was left behind!
nobody leaves their full dental plates behind on the edge of the sink... whatever happened it happened fast... poor grandpa didn't even get to take his teeth
It must be sad when you find a place and the unthinking have preceded you .
Honestly I used to really love this stuff and still do but it’s almost too sad now seeing someone’s entire life left to rot
I've been trying to find the beach resort video where they had beatles pictures on the walls? is it still up?
Great explore you always some awesome places!! How's Kristy?
Great video thanks from scotland 🙏😁
Sad when you see a place like this it ultimately is a death of a old person and nobody in the family cares about the belongings r&k all day is the best
Great video - as always!
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Only really old people collect trinkets and display them like that. Likely they died.
does anyone else think about what will happen to their own place when they die when watching these?
Hey you guys, I've kinda been missing your videos. Glad I caught this one!! Loved it!
I watch Dane too he's awsome!!!!
Thanks guys!
looks to me that an elder man lived in the house feels like he got old and couldnt keep up with the house anymore so it got nasty and the kids didnt wanna clean it up when he passed
That barn could easily be showed up keep it from falling in which is a travesty to me.
Kinda want this house to restore, it’s got nice bones
Maybe they had a falling out with their family and their family did not want to have anything to do with their stuff anymore love you guys as Channel