Exploring an Abandoned Apartment Complex - Urban Exploring Minnesota (S4-EIV)
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- In this episode Andrew and Isaiah explore an apartment complex with a storied history surprisingly dating back to the second world war. Follow both of them as they uncover its past and document what remains of this seemingly mundane housing facility.
Recorded on July 9th, 2020.
Cameras used: GoPro HERO6 Black, Canon 80D
Editing Software used: Adobe Premiere CC 2018.
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That basement level is probably storage for tenents
Can't help yelling FREEDOM every time you see that old classic vhs. Another awesome explore gentlemen!
Have you guys heard of/considered going through Nopeming near Duluth? It's an old TB hospital that's been abandoned for decades. My friends and I used to work up the balls to search it at night when we were teenagers but never did it. Eventually, a friend and I went during the day and it was pretty cool. Sometime between 2010 and now (after I moved down to the cities), they decided to open it up to the public for people to explore. I didn't realize this until recently, which kind of takes the magic out of it for me. Still, it might be an interesting place to check out sometime. Good work on your explorations, btw. Not sure why you don't have more subscribers but I hope you guys keep up the great work!
We really appreciate the comment Jake. Nopeming has been on our list for quite some time and we've been considering asking the property owners' permission to film there since it's in such an odd/isolated location, and we don't wanna risk getting caught there. We really wanna film there though so hopefully we'll tackle it in the near future! Thanks again for watching and your generosity!
Ive been waiting for you to upload new videos
Love these videos as I’m in Minnesota! There is the ghostly shell of a town called taconite harbor along Lake Superior. Mostly just roads left but there is still and old basketball court. It’s kinda cool, you should check it out!
I am so happy I found this channel. This is my favorite new thing. I tag, so seeing all of this graffiti is amazing. And it’s in Mn. Please don’t stop making videos
yo you migth not remeber me but im that kid you met in roswell nm i forgot what we talk about but you gave me your yt
Great video boys, I love this!
It's weird how most the tenants left so much stuff behind. I really wonder what the story was.
Condemned the place was 💩
I don't know how y'all don't run into more crack heads, especially in a place like this. Just lucky maybe. Haha. I look forward to the next season.
We're undeservingly lucky lol.
We only have meth heads
any way i can contact yall for the location of this?
Hey bro do you know anything abandoned up by stcloud not sports island but any where around there my mom won’t let me drive to the cited Bc I just turned and it’s abt an 1hr drive so anything more north
Theres an abandoned Super America gas station in st cloud. Over by the dairy queen on the way east side of town where highway 10 and highway 23 meet. Right across the highway from dairy queen is where its at
@The World Of Yesterday me and some friends have a I spy hunt
For the vault d69 crew
They have stickers all over Minneapolis
Some can be found on the brick stairway crematorium looking thing by minnehaha falls
Another few by loring park
On the sidewalk by the coffee shop
And even one in stillwater on the stairway park by made coffee
I’ve recently gotten into urban exploring, and I can’t figure out how to learn how to find abandoned sites, any tips on how I can do that?
Good question. People post a lot on old forums as well as various subreddits. Sometimes doing a Google image search of "abandoned places in Minnesota" will have the name of the town/city that the location is in. Otherwise, you can just scroll around on Google maps satellite view until you find a place of interest. That's how we find the majority of our places.
@@theworldofyesterday4151 Thanks! Also do you think you guys can try exploring the nsp tail races next?
@@EvanBrenna They've been on our list for quite some time. However we've been incredibly busy as of late, but we're working on improving our equipment and editing software in the meantime so we can make higher quality videos for everyone to enjoy.
@@theworldofyesterday4151 I'm assuming a lot of these places are no trust passing and or illegal? I'm in MN as well and wanted to do this with my girlfriend.
"Urbex"