The most incredible thing I found in my house is silence, living in a house where you have 8-10 people living here every 24 hours & finding silence is the greatest thing that you can find.
The hole behind the mirror is actually one of my major fears. Every time I move into a new house when the bathroom is already installed, often with mirrors that can't be pulled away from the wall, I always fear what is behind them.
@@notrend_ well rarely new homes in this era but a house that’s built like 100 years ago definitely would make me investigate. Oh so that’s why my bathroom is always so cold
There is no way that I would have tried any of that prohibition whiskey. I grew up in the south, and any good bootlegger will tell you, just because it has a label on it doesn't mean that it is what it claims to be. During prohibition, they used to use gasoline and rubbing alcohol to turn 10 bottles of whiskey into 20.
When I was little, we lived in a house built in the 1920s. We had a closet in the upstairs bedroom closet that was sealed up, you can see the outlines of the closet so we broke it open and we found a closet full of sugar. About 40 bags of unopened sugar. After we lived there for a while the old lady that used to live there actually came to our house and wanted to reminisce. She told us during WW2 they would hide sugar because it was very expensive, and hard to come by.
My grandparents lived in a large farm house in Indiana built in the 1850s that was part of the Underground Railroad. There were trap doors and hidden rooms.
I wonder if the mirror is see through on the other side it looked like someone was living in the apartment she found behind the mirror wouldn’t put it past some creep trying to peep using that mirror as the access point a little concerning
@@sesshokitten that could be true, but that's not what the person I was responding to said. Also it would be kinda obvious if someone snuck in to her apartment because it would've made a mess on her vanity when the person were climbing back to the other apartment. The hole is small, a man would have lots of trouble passing through it and the mirror seems very well on place. It would be very hard to put it back on while on the other side. The person would need a plunger or something to hold the mirror in place while trying to put it back on.
My favourite thing about renovating our house, is finding all the things the previous person who worked on it left behind, mess ups, wrong screws/nails, handprints gum on the other side of the drywall. And now I left my own mark I stepped bare feet in paint and walked all along the basement pavement before we covered it in underlay and carpet. We may not always own this house so who knows when the next person will find this lmao.
When my parents bought their retirement house my mother wrote on the wall in the kitchen. It was hidden behind the microwave. She wanted to mark the time so it was about Sally Ride, the first female American astronaut, and her walking in space.
My great grandma's house in St. Louis had a room that lead to a basement with no stairs. It was all dusty with no lights so all you could see at the bottom was the pavement and now that I come to realize was tombstones because the house was built on top of a graveyard. I was like 9 years old back at the time so I thought it was no big deal but reflecting on it now i realize how dangerous it was. The room wasn't boarded up or anything so if you took 1 step inside then you basically would fall inside the basement and possibly die. I don't know what has happened to the house now but my grandma has passed away a while ago and I thought I'd come here to share the story. Whenever I watch videos like this then I think about it and realize how easily someone could have fell inside of that room.
@poofyness uwu Thankyou for your correction! My memory must be stuffed.. I appreciate you preventing me from sharing misinformation. I will delete my comment. :)
doubt it would be a big sized anybody. looks like a perv did that. maybe it was made from HER apartment to that one by the previous owner. the mirror cannot be there for a very long time before. should have researched that apartment.
Yo you got to expand on this story! Spill the tea sis!!! I want to buy that house, not even kidding. Is it for sale by any chance? It’s my dream to own a house with a tunnel and that history is amazing.
@@kx_xx they still own it, but it’s pretty cool! the tunnel entrance in the cellar has been boarded up since the 70s, but the tunnel used to go really far back under an alleyway until construction in the area made a good part of it collapse. if i get permission from my grandparents, i’m gonna try to take the boards off to see what’s left of the tunnel! my uncles went in there when they were teenagers in the 70s, so i’m definitely gonna ask them about their experience with the tunnel! :)
I had worked with a man in the 1980’s, who was building and flipping houses for a second income. He wanted to leave behind a snapshot of the U.S. when the house was constructed. His wife suggested the big Sears&Roebuck catalog. As each home was built, they carefully wrapped a catalog with plastic wrap, and moth balls, and tucked it into an interior wall for someone to find.
That Sears and Roebuck catalog must be hilarious. We got our ceiling replaced and put in a time capsule. The year was 2008. We put in drawings and writings from the kids and some small toys. The thing that sticks in my mind was an article about "Jon and Kate Plus 8" They were divorced in 2009.
Not a painting but the grandmother of one my co-workers paid five dollars for a rhinestone necklace at a yard sale. Turns out the rhinestones were real diamonds and the necklace was valued at $10,000.
Yeah that last girl from NY story makes sense. I lived in NY for many years and a buddy of mine use to rent an apartment (really it was just a house split up into 3 apartments)《2 downstairs and 1 upstairs which was my buddies》and one day the landlord showed up to evict the tenant that was just below my buddy's apartment and it turned out to be that the tenant was not behind on rent or anything but the county he lived in; in NY past an ordinance that owners of houses with 3 or more tenants (meaning 3 or more apartments in 1 house) had to downsize the occupants to only 2 apartments per 1 house so my buddies landlord was just gonna do the same thing... simply board it up because there was no use for it anymore because the landlord had to evict 1 family out of the 3 families living there (the landlord choose the newest tenant to evict) but my buddy caught the landlord in time from boarding the apartment up and asked if he could use it instead of it just getting boarded up and the landlord said yes so my buddy just got a bigger apartment BUT the landlord did charge him an extra 200 a month so I'm beating that's what happened here? That apartment wasn't allowed anymore so they just boarded it up until laws change or whatever. I'd put money on it that that's what happened with the last girl....
Isn't New York in general notorious for having like basement apartments and just random apartments built in to everything? But hey possibly new space !
Nice story Jason, nice story - but you're hiding something, i can tell... like maybe its a gateway to somewhere and you know where, i'm not saying hell, maybe another dimension or universe, or maybe even a doorway to inside John Malkovich's brain...
Honestly that makes it more creepy because you know the landlord (or whoever has access to that building) knows that there is this huge cutout in the wall. And instead of fixing it or even better, making it into one huge apartment and charging more money, they decided to keep it as their little peep room. There were “signs of life” with the water bottle and trash bags so it definitely seems like that is the landlords personal peep room.
I used to work for a Persian rug store that was rumored to be a speak easy during prohibition. When we remolded the basement we found John Hopkins whiskey from the 1920s. I handed a bottle over to the Maryland Historical Society who said they had never actually seen a preserved bottle before. They were very grateful. I sold one bottle for $800 and it was divided among the employees.
A month after we bought my husband's grandparents house, I found an antique gun hidden in a little spot above a shelf. It was his grandpa's long lost gun!
I did the same thing with wedding photos. A mix up of movers in my great aunts things were in my moms attic for 10 years I searched high and low online called and messaged a bunch of people and finally found the owners in a whole state over and got it to them free of charge. They ended up sending me 100$ which was awesome. I was just glad they got their photos.
Imagine hiding the photos of a bad marriage experience in the walls of your house just so a young couple digs it out years later to show it on the news
no I think since it’s New York it was most likely a tenement. but someone was definitely in there recently unless she left her core water and some stuff in there EDIT: maybe even a squatter lives there and found a way in besides the mirror
Found 23....... 20 dollar gold pieces from the mid 1800's, hidden in my 1st home back in 91. Still have every one of them and always keep i right next to me to look at and hold every day. Beautiful coins and all look uncirculated. Happy holidays to everyone and be safe.
my nana lived in an old farmhouse, she always told us there was a little girl buried near the fence line, there was a little marker at the site but none of us dared go near it. we were told to respect her resting spot and we weren’t welcome there. i often stared at that spot in wonder
That's so nice that the lady that found the pictures and she returned them it's not every day you hear things like that nice to hear breath of fresh air instead of hearing about bad things all the time I got faith in humanity again respect to the lady for returning them anyone else what is just put them in the bin or something like that respect doesn't take a lot does it 👍🏽👊🏽
Doing demolition for a remodel in a 1900's Baltimore Row house, I came across a small hidden room about 3'X6' in the back of a closet. It had an old rocking chair, a dome top radio and a loaded 12 gauge, double barrel shotgun. The homeowners contacted the police because of the shotgun and it was determined that it was a hiding place, built during the prohibition days. The original entrance was plastered over, leaving no trace of the hidden room. Bootleggers? Gangster's hideout? Anyone's guess!
I use to hide money all over my house when I was little growing up on a dairy, someone is going to be finding little treasures in the house and barn lol trying to hide my money from my sister 😂
my cousin/bsf somehow lost about 200-400 dollars somewhere (when she was like almost 2) in her house and she is turning 13 soon and they have yet to find it
When we tore down our old house we found a time capsule beneath the chimney. There was a little toy car, glass beads, and a silver spoon from the first World's Fair.
Our house was built in 1875. We've been here for about 17 years. We haven't found anything yet. However, we're pretty sure some of the woden floors have never been changed. Lord knows what we might find down there.
My aunt and uncle’s old house had a tunnel under it. It was when I was young so I was too afraid to go that far in it but it went way back and had a well and everything.
Once, in my home, I found a slightly smaller home that was almost exactly the same size as the regular home but just slightly smaller enough to fit inside my home. It was rather astonishing.
@@DRONEintheZONE That’s amazing. I’m sure it’s the same down here in Louisiana. Baton Rouge to be exact. I just don’t know of any off the top of my head right now.
@@dlbstl That’s amazing. I love learning about and going to see places and stuff like that. I’m a big museum and history tours and/or videos lover. Especially when it’s dealing with my African American ancestry. ✊🏾💙
The brick tunnel can be finished and become another room! I'm sure the liquor was better today than it was when it was made! Nice find! The only weird thing I ever found in a new house was a WWII japanese helmet. I wanted to hang on to it, but I was probably six....my parents sold it.
I moved last year, after selling the house I'd lived in for many years. During that time I buried four pets in the back yard, three cats and a dog. If that yard is ever dug up it''s going to be interesting.
I helped move furniture out of a store once. We found a loose panel and removed it. There was a room that had been forgotten. Nothing there but an old newspaper rack. I took it home and still have it.
Sad thing about the child in the coffin is that she was left out in the open and her amazingly preserved body started to deteriorate. Nobody wanted to pay to bury the body. The nonprofit took it on and THEN researched her iirc.
Pre-war buildings in Manhattan were famous for apartments that had medicine cabinets with no partition between adjoining bathrooms. You could see next door's medicine, and they could see yours. It was quite common actually. There was even a 1970s Right Gaurd commercial that lampooned this scenario. Remember "The Hi Guy" commercial? I guess it is just rare to hear about it in 2021.
I am glad she followed her intuition, and I am glad everything was ok, because that really looked weird, and odd. Although she maybe could have called a couple family members or friends she trusted to check it out with her.
Wow and that poor little girl can you only imagine what she must have gone through absolutely terrible her death must have been excruciating breaks my heart 😢
This reminds me. A friends of mine in highschool had brought this magazine to school. It was a 1953 magazine He’d said he found it under some compartment in the stairs. It was crazy. The magazine was in really good condition for its age. They didn’t even have telephone numbers on it. The latest car at the time was a 1953 car. Not sure if the exact model ether. They also spelled cookie as cooky and it was a recipe. I’ll have to ask him for it to see if we can make it. It was quite the find.
1.41 Edith Howard Cook was born on the 28th of November 1873 and died on the 13th of October 1876, at the age of 2 years 10 months.[1] Her cast iron casket and mummified body were found in 2016 during a home renovation project in San Francisco, CA. At the time of the discovery, her identity was unknown. However, it was known that the modern residence was atop the former location of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows cemetery, which was in use between 1860 and 1901.[2] The Odd Fellows cemetery was initially on the outskirts of the growing city of San Francisco, but was closed around 1903 and all bodies were exhumed in the 1930s to make way for new residential neighborhoods. Nearly all traces of the former cemetery, including headstones, were removed at that time. Only the columbarium still stands. Under most circumstances, Edith would be just another name in a book of historical records, one of hundreds of thousands of children who died before the age of 5 years in 1800s United States, mostly due to a range of infectious diseases. However, an archaeoforensics investigation was able to identify her name using genealogy, mapping, stable isotope, and DNA analyses. Her case provides new insights into living conditions of children in late 1800s San Francisco. *Wiki P 10.3.22*
I'm wondering if someone who had once lived in the empty apartment was using a two-way mirror to spy on someone in the occupied apartment. I remember a news story about a landlord who did that and maybe even in more than one place in the apartment. I'd seal up that opening between the apartments for reasons of safety and security and also to just lower the heating/AC bill. From what was said in the video, it sound like the little girl whose remains were found in the coffin died of "under-nourishment". I wonder if she was too sick to take food and drink or was neglected to death.
Bought an older house as is , family wanted nothing to do with it after it was cleaned out and sold, and found $2,000 cash hidden under a piece of flooring in a closet. Only printed 10 years previous so not rare or anything but was a nice find
Its always exciting to hear about finds like these. Hidden treasures. Here, someone bought an old bank. found a safe behind a wall. FULL OF MONEY. Wow. Car hop trays from amazon.
Only 20 seconds in and I already hit the like button that lady is awesome and if you ever read this I just want to thank you for your act of kindness! You have such a big heart! ❤️
With the last one, I was like, "Sis is brave!" If I think there's an empty space behind my bathroom mirror, I'd be creeped out on some Candyman vibes (the original movie) or wondering if it's a 2-way mirror& someone was watching me from the other side of it. 😳
I believe that the New York apartment was originally one large apartment that was eventually made into two. Unfortunately, the construction workers didn't feel like it any more with the last dividing wall and simply put up a mirror so that nobody would notice.
Its more work to create a hole like that in the wall than to have it covered. That hole was intentionally created for the purpose of using that other apartment.A previous tenant is the likely culprit.
30 dollar painting. When she said the painting was appraised, I was thinking 25 thousand dollars but jeez 25 million? Thats unbelievable!!!!! I know thats life changing money but imagine what that painting could be worth years from now. And would someone actually spend 25 million dollars on a picture? Lol
I found a hidden attic and there I found an old violin and an old painting. I took it to be appraised and they told me what you've found is a Stradivarius and a Piccasso. I was ecstatic until he told me that the only problem was that Piccasso made terrible violins and Stradivarius couldn't paint. That joke dates back to WW2. So at least you found one antique today.
I feel like that wedding album was one of the people not wanting to throw away their album but not wanting their next partner to know they still kept it.
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That last one would give me paranoia, imagine sleeping knowing someone could easily make their way into your apartment
@OG STAYING sucker free candyman
@@clintforest44 candyman
Sussy Impostor From Among Sus
@@_SPXDE_ i would just leave glizzies there to distract it
Imagine drinking whiskey from the 20s
The most incredible thing I found in my house is silence, living in a house where you have 8-10 people living here every 24 hours & finding silence is the greatest thing that you can find.
Uh, OK. Just move out.
How??? I live with 3 other ppl in a pretty big house and I still get noise 😆
@@shogunnatdanai7293 why do they have to change their name?
@@shogunnatdanai7293 Change your name please
Try 11 in my family.
Moment of silence for the unfortunate person that sold the Picasso painting for $30 😔
Very oof
Yep, he probably didnt know how valuable it really was😔
“Whos pic-as-o? Eh, its trash, good trash!”
painters when hes not dead = low value
painters when dead = high value
@@nasif8777 is exclusivity
That lady that found the wedding photo album that wanted to find the rightful owners just melted my heart ♥️🙏🏼
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@@ImNowGetou no
@@bruce891 that was 4 months ago.
She must not be that bright though. If they left it behind, obviously they didn't want it lol
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The hole behind the mirror is actually one of my major fears. Every time I move into a new house when the bathroom is already installed, often with mirrors that can't be pulled away from the wall, I always fear what is behind them.
That’s what candy man was based on
How often do you move into a new house?
@@notrend_ well rarely new homes in this era but a house that’s built like 100 years ago definitely would make me investigate. Oh so that’s why my bathroom is always so cold
Question is who's been coming through the hole at night wile she sleeps
@@TheBabyMamaFeeder it's based on a true story
Imagine buying a 30$ painting just to have it evaluated years after for 25 millions!
What an investment
Ikr 😂
Back then 30 dollars would've been worth around 200 now
Would’ve came out my grave and snatched the money
@@th989-l2h I think the woman knew as to why she told the man to look under her sewing machine. That means she was a millionaire and nobody knew😂😂
There is no way that I would have tried any of that prohibition whiskey. I grew up in the south, and any good bootlegger will tell you, just because it has a label on it doesn't mean that it is what it claims to be. During prohibition, they used to use gasoline and rubbing alcohol to turn 10 bottles of whiskey into 20.
Wow.
It’s crazy. And even if they didn’t, an error in manufacturing could make the ethanol (which is desired) into the more toxic methanol.
@@tonyhollerz6958 Exactly!
Or turpentine!
Yikes
Imagine if she took off the mirror and someone’s head was just blowing air at her
Scary
LMFAOOOO
LMAO so glad I wasnt drinking anything when I read this....
Nice one lol 😂
blow air back at them
When I was little, we lived in a house built in the 1920s. We had a closet in the upstairs bedroom closet that was sealed up, you can see the outlines of the closet so we broke it open and we found a closet full of sugar. About 40 bags of unopened sugar. After we lived there for a while the old lady that used to live there actually came to our house and wanted to reminisce. She told us during WW2 they would hide sugar because it was very expensive, and hard to come by.
Damn
@VirgoDiva i was like..wtf?! Lol
So they were skirting the rationing laws lol
@@nateallen8409 i guess so 😄
I seriously thought this was going to turn into "I was little, so my parents told me it was sugar. Turns out it was cocaine."
My grandparents lived in a large farm house in Indiana built in the 1850s that was part of the Underground Railroad. There were trap doors and hidden rooms.
That’s so scary but cool
That last girl literally just got a free apartment
I wonder if the mirror is see through on the other side it looked like someone was living in the apartment she found behind the mirror wouldn’t put it past some creep trying to peep using that mirror as the access point a little concerning
@@FitoThePudo if you watch the videos on her tiktok you can see it's not a see through mirror
@@brunoshure just as she easily used the mirror to access the other apartment, someone could have done the same to hers.
@@sesshokitten that could be true, but that's not what the person I was responding to said. Also it would be kinda obvious if someone snuck in to her apartment because it would've made a mess on her vanity when the person were climbing back to the other apartment. The hole is small, a man would have lots of trouble passing through it and the mirror seems very well on place. It would be very hard to put it back on while on the other side. The person would need a plunger or something to hold the mirror in place while trying to put it back on.
It was so cool
I found a couple pennies under the sofa, now I'm two pennies richer.
😂😂 that I s true
Anyone ask for your two cents?
😜jk
i found condoms and plan b
I found 2 dollars in the wall tho
@@xyihhz4262 Dang, lucky person.
In 100 years I bet they’ll find a house with a secret stash of face masks and toilet paper.
Good one! 😂
And hand sanitizer
🤣 and maybe a few cans of spam!
Lol
😂
My favourite thing about renovating our house, is finding all the things the previous person who worked on it left behind, mess ups, wrong screws/nails, handprints gum on the other side of the drywall. And now I left my own mark I stepped bare feet in paint and walked all along the basement pavement before we covered it in underlay and carpet. We may not always own this house so who knows when the next person will find this lmao.
You totally should have made a tape outline of a body that the footprints led to.
When my parents bought their retirement house my mother wrote on the wall in the kitchen. It was hidden behind the microwave. She wanted to mark the time so it was about Sally Ride, the first female American astronaut, and her walking in space.
My dad found a cigarette butt under the carpet. I thought you clean the floor before you lay carpet?
That's cool
My great grandma's house in St. Louis had a room that lead to a basement with no stairs. It was all dusty with no lights so all you could see at the bottom was the pavement and now that I come to realize was tombstones because the house was built on top of a graveyard. I was like 9 years old back at the time so I thought it was no big deal but reflecting on it now i realize how dangerous it was. The room wasn't boarded up or anything so if you took 1 step inside then you basically would fall inside the basement and possibly die. I don't know what has happened to the house now but my grandma has passed away a while ago and I thought I'd come here to share the story. Whenever I watch videos like this then I think about it and realize how easily someone could have fell inside of that room.
Dude if I was 9 i'd be freaking the eff out
Being atop a graveyard was the house haunted?
But what was the purpose of having that room if there were no stairs? Why not just build over it when the house was built
Do you know where it was? I'm local to the area and wanted to see if it was still there.
By well-preserved, they mean the little girl Edith was still intact? 😲 Or was that picture of a girl a picture with the coffin?
@poofyness uwu Thankyou for your correction! My memory must be stuffed.. I appreciate you preventing me from sharing misinformation. I will delete my comment. :)
They mean under the circumstances body doesn't look so bad
@@piaaadah oh god i saw them and i wass horrified lmao
She was still intact lol
What if that’s the little girl from fever of 1793 lol
Imagine in the last one when she took off the mirror there's just a man sitting there looking back at her
🥶
Jesus that’s be terrifying-
doubt it would be a big sized anybody. looks like a perv did that. maybe it was made from HER apartment to that one by the previous owner. the mirror cannot be there for a very long time before. should have researched that apartment.
ya cuz its always the guy whos the perv right?
She tryna star in a Candy man sequel.
in my grandparents’ cellar there’s a tunnel that was used to hide slaves during the time of the underground railroad
w h a t
Yo you got to expand on this story! Spill the tea sis!!! I want to buy that house, not even kidding. Is it for sale by any chance? It’s my dream to own a house with a tunnel and that history is amazing.
That’s so amazing!!
@@kx_xx they still own it, but it’s pretty cool! the tunnel entrance in the cellar has been boarded up since the 70s, but the tunnel used to go really far back under an alleyway until construction in the area made a good part of it collapse. if i get permission from my grandparents, i’m gonna try to take the boards off to see what’s left of the tunnel! my uncles went in there when they were teenagers in the 70s, so i’m definitely gonna ask them about their experience with the tunnel! :)
@@ricebowlasmr that is sick
I had worked with a man in the 1980’s, who was building and flipping houses for a second income. He wanted to leave behind a snapshot of the U.S. when the house was constructed. His wife suggested the big Sears&Roebuck catalog. As each home was built, they carefully wrapped a catalog with plastic wrap, and moth balls, and tucked it into an interior wall for someone to find.
That Sears and Roebuck catalog must be hilarious. We got our ceiling replaced and put in a time capsule. The year was 2008. We put in drawings and writings from the kids and some small toys. The thing that sticks in my mind was an article about "Jon and Kate Plus 8" They were divorced in 2009.
Not a painting but the grandmother of one my co-workers paid five dollars for a rhinestone necklace at a yard sale. Turns out the rhinestones were real diamonds and the necklace was valued at $10,000.
There is so much history just like this that is destroyed every single day.
It's not destroyed if they're showing everyone and preserving it on video
@@xanderjohnson8629 i wasnt talking about these lol
@@humptydumpty3444 Oh lol ye ur right then
There's something really creepy in my apartment building. It's called "neighbors". I don't know how to get them to go away.
Sneak 3 or 4 mice in their apartment every couple weeks and they will move out
😂🤣
You know how to get you to go away... good luck.
The last girl really had: "buy one get one free!"
Imagine selling a painting for $30 just to find out it is valued $25M
Yeah that last girl from NY story makes sense. I lived in NY for many years and a buddy of mine use to rent an apartment (really it was just a house split up into 3 apartments)《2 downstairs and 1 upstairs which was my buddies》and one day the landlord showed up to evict the tenant that was just below my buddy's apartment and it turned out to be that the tenant was not behind on rent or anything but the county he lived in; in NY past an ordinance that owners of houses with 3 or more tenants (meaning 3 or more apartments in 1 house) had to downsize the occupants to only 2 apartments per 1 house so my buddies landlord was just gonna do the same thing... simply board it up because there was no use for it anymore because the landlord had to evict 1 family out of the 3 families living there (the landlord choose the newest tenant to evict) but my buddy caught the landlord in time from boarding the apartment up and asked if he could use it instead of it just getting boarded up and the landlord said yes so my buddy just got a bigger apartment BUT the landlord did charge him an extra 200 a month so I'm beating that's what happened here? That apartment wasn't allowed anymore so they just boarded it up until laws change or whatever. I'd put money on it that that's what happened with the last girl....
Isn't New York in general notorious for having like basement apartments and just random apartments built in to everything? But hey possibly new space !
Nice story Jason, nice story - but you're hiding something, i can tell... like maybe its a gateway to somewhere and you know where, i'm not saying hell, maybe another dimension or universe, or maybe even a doorway to inside John Malkovich's brain...
Wait, i dont get it. Why not allow 3? That seems like a waste of space.
Honestly that makes it more creepy because you know the landlord (or whoever has access to that building) knows that there is this huge cutout in the wall. And instead of fixing it or even better, making it into one huge apartment and charging more money, they decided to keep it as their little peep room. There were “signs of life” with the water bottle and trash bags so it definitely seems like that is the landlords personal peep room.
It’s 4:09am, I need sleep, but this is more important
Good night
Frrr
it’s 19:16
It’s sad that sleep deprivation is becoming normal these days
lmao
I wished there is something in my house I could find fun❤️
Ikr
I hope u dont find a child coffin lol
The only cool thing we've found is a yeti jug well worth $100+ under our stairs. Not gonna lie I was hoping some money would be stashed in it hahahaha
I just put something under your pillow 😉
@@311Hil 😂😂
3:10 the guy in heaven probably would say, “I did that 😏”
This is the best thing I have ever heard. Even unwanted children deserve a forever home, thanks to your organization, they now have one.
I used to work for a Persian rug store that was rumored to be a speak easy during prohibition. When we remolded the basement we found John Hopkins whiskey from the 1920s. I handed a bottle over to the Maryland Historical Society who said they had never actually seen a preserved bottle before. They were very grateful. I sold one bottle for $800 and it was divided among the employees.
Bro imagine drinking alcohol almost over one hundred years old.
You can get some around 1000. Somewhere someone even got one for like $25 million that was somewhere from 2,000 to 3,000 years old
Didn't expect to see you here
Same lol
well alcohol is already years old, the longer it ferments the better
wine
A month after we bought my husband's grandparents house, I found an antique gun hidden in a little spot above a shelf. It was his grandpa's long lost gun!
I did the same thing with wedding photos. A mix up of movers in my great aunts things were in my moms attic for 10 years I searched high and low online called and messaged a bunch of people and finally found the owners in a whole state over and got it to them free of charge. They ended up sending me 100$ which was awesome. I was just glad they got their photos.
When I saw the little girl my heart fell
Is just hard to know that a child could die at such a young age
Imagine hiding the photos of a bad marriage experience in the walls of your house just so a young couple digs it out years later to show it on the news
"It's actually really smooth"
While literally crying 😂
is it just me or does the last girl's discovery seem like a peeping tom landlord
no I think since it’s New York it was most likely a tenement. but someone was definitely in there recently unless she left her core water and some stuff in there EDIT: maybe even a squatter lives there and found a way in besides the mirror
The most amazing thing I can find in my house is the tupperware lids. Sometimes.
😂🤣😂
Wow, look at the condition of the wedding album after 58 years. It's almost perfect.
Found 23....... 20 dollar gold pieces from the mid 1800's, hidden in my 1st home back in 91. Still have every one of them and always keep i right next to me to look at and hold every day. Beautiful coins and all look uncirculated. Happy holidays to everyone and be safe.
my nana lived in an old farmhouse, she always told us there was a little girl buried near the fence line, there was a little marker at the site but none of us dared go near it. we were told to respect her resting spot and we weren’t welcome there. i often stared at that spot in wonder
Does anyone still live in that farmhouse?
That's so nice that the lady that found the pictures and she returned them it's not every day you hear things like that nice to hear breath of fresh air instead of hearing about bad things all the time I got faith in humanity again respect to the lady for returning them anyone else what is just put them in the bin or something like that respect doesn't take a lot does it 👍🏽👊🏽
The bootlegger story is badass!! I love history especially that era
If you know alcapone you should go to Alcatraz prison in San Francisco USA
@@-enternamehere-3242 i know him but why should he go there?
@@Acousticmf123 he was bribing the guards and forming gangs in his first prison so they moved him to alcatraz
@@-enternamehere-3242 ah ok i get it
There’s no such thing as unwanted children 🤍 they’re all wanted if only we knew they needed us. RIP angel
*I was the UnWanted Kid for My First 17-years!!!!!*
Tell that to my so called mom
This is just untrue and a cruel thing to say to people who spent their whole lives unwanted.
Doing demolition for a remodel in a 1900's Baltimore Row house, I came across a small hidden room about 3'X6' in the back of a closet. It had an old rocking chair, a dome top radio and a loaded 12 gauge, double barrel shotgun. The homeowners contacted the police because of the shotgun and it was determined that it was a hiding place, built during the prohibition days. The original entrance was plastered over, leaving no trace of the hidden room. Bootleggers? Gangster's hideout? Anyone's guess!
Now that’s cool
Very cool
Now thats pretty interesting😉
I use to hide money all over my house when I was little growing up on a dairy, someone is going to be finding little treasures in the house and barn lol trying to hide my money from my sister 😂
my cousin/bsf somehow lost about 200-400 dollars somewhere (when she was like almost 2) in her house and she is turning 13 soon and they have yet to find it
@@brooklynwright4017 uhm? why did she have $200 - $400? At 2?
@@hyphoon709 idk i guess she found it somewhere
@@brooklynwright4017 YOU WHAT
@@movedaccountscyayalls7119 lol
So I could berry a dora toy and 24 years later everyone’s like: OMG 😱😨 WE NEED A DNA TEST, NOW
Bury* ... just trying to help
@@deftones8717 he was prob using text to speech
No that is just stupid
And this, especially the first one where the woman returned the wedding album restores my faith in humanity
I wonder if that mirror was a two-way. The person who lived in the other apartment might have had a video camera set up.
I love going through old abandoned houses. I've found some pretty neat things in them.
This was a fascinating video.
When we tore down our old house we found a time capsule beneath the chimney. There was a little toy car, glass beads, and a silver spoon from the first World's Fair.
That’s so cool!
Our house was built in 1875. We've been here for about 17 years. We haven't found anything yet. However, we're pretty sure some of the woden floors have never been changed. Lord knows what we might find down there.
I’d start with a metal detector. At least to have an idea))))
LOOK MOTHERTRUCKERS
My aunt and uncle’s old house had a tunnel under it. It was when I was young so I was too afraid to go that far in it but it went way back and had a well and everything.
Once, in my home, I found a slightly smaller home that was almost exactly the same size as the regular home but just slightly smaller enough to fit inside my home.
It was rather astonishing.
Please elaborate??
@@chels1542 yeah
@@chels1542 issa joke
@@chels1542 woosh
wooosh*
$25 million for a painting ? My life would change forever
I wish more people would take the time to find rightful owners. 🙂👍🏼
Did the liquor withstand the test of time?
3:17 “not bad!”
Moments later pukes off-camera 🤣
That would be amazing if that tunnel that was found was actually a part of the underground railroad back in the day.
I'm from Michigan, it's not uncommon to find houses that were tied to the underground railroad
I think it was.
@@DRONEintheZONE That’s amazing. I’m sure it’s the same down here in Louisiana. Baton Rouge to be exact. I just don’t know of any off the top of my head right now.
@@dlbstl That’s amazing. I love learning about and going to see places and stuff like that. I’m a big museum and history tours and/or videos lover. Especially when it’s dealing with my African American ancestry. ✊🏾💙
The brick tunnel can be finished and become another room! I'm sure the liquor was better today than it was when it was made! Nice find!
The only weird thing I ever found in a new house was a WWII japanese helmet. I wanted to hang on to it, but I was probably six....my parents sold it.
Best Hide & seek spot ever 4:39
Love how they throw around the Picaso
I would think they used a copy for the re-enaction.
I was digging a grave for my dog who recently passed away at our yard where I accidentally found dog remains which made me Sad more than scared
But why would you take the dog again after it got buried?
Damn
RIP Doggo
I moved last year, after selling the house I'd lived in for many years. During that time I buried four pets in the back yard, three cats and a dog. If that yard is ever dug up it''s going to be interesting.
That 25 milion $painting is a huge find
I helped move furniture out of a store once.
We found a loose panel and removed it. There was a room that had been forgotten.
Nothing there but an old newspaper rack. I took it home and still have it.
When we moved here where we live now we actually found cat litter in our shower and behind our radiators
wish
3:46 i bet if Anne frank was hiding there she would've still been with us till this day
She died of typhus lmao. Not executed
@@WatchmyPlaylist. LOL
Guys: unearth 100+ year old bottles of whiskey
Guys: shall we
Guys: Drink the whiskey
Covid: Am I a joke to you
Spanish Flu: Hold my beer
By 1923 the Spanish Flu was over.
@@Tadfafty not just that but it wouldn't survive on a bottle that long
You know covid can t talk, right?
Sad thing about the child in the coffin is that she was left out in the open and her amazingly preserved body started to deteriorate. Nobody wanted to pay to bury the body. The nonprofit took it on and THEN researched her iirc.
Right at the end that "my landlord is getting a really fun phone call tommorrow" in subtitles cracked me up lol
Pre-war buildings in Manhattan were famous for apartments that had medicine cabinets with no partition between adjoining bathrooms. You could see next door's medicine, and they could see yours. It was quite common actually. There was even a 1970s Right Gaurd commercial that lampooned this scenario. Remember "The Hi Guy" commercial?
I guess it is just rare to hear about it in 2021.
I am glad she followed her intuition, and I am glad everything was ok, because that really looked weird, and odd.
Although she maybe could have called a couple family members or friends she trusted to check it out with her.
I had no idea! Thanks for sharing this.
Thank you for sharing this. Very interesting!
I once found a perfectly intact pringle under the sofa
IMPOSSIBLE
Its true mate
hell i can't even get a pringle to be intact at the bottom of the can
Imagine it was a see through mirror the whole time 😳
Aw that man's cousin values his family and it's history. I wish I had family like that.
Even if the marriage was short, that "do not disturb" picture is iconic! I love it!
Wow and that poor little girl can you only imagine what she must have gone through absolutely terrible her death must have been excruciating breaks my heart 😢
I know. I was wondering if the family was too poor to have her burried since she died of malnutrition. 💔
😂 borrowed
@@mikebooth5942 Whoops! I swipe and sometimes forget to proofread.
That was a long time ago.
@@VioletJoy idk. Judging by the casket, doesn't look cheap, especially in those days.
This reminds me. A friends of mine in highschool had brought this magazine to school. It was a 1953 magazine He’d said he found it under some compartment in the stairs. It was crazy. The magazine was in really good condition for its age. They didn’t even have telephone numbers on it. The latest car at the time was a 1953 car. Not sure if the exact model ether. They also spelled cookie as cooky and it was a recipe. I’ll have to ask him for it to see if we can make it. It was quite the find.
1.41 Edith Howard Cook was born on the 28th of November 1873 and died on the 13th of October 1876, at the age of 2 years 10 months.[1] Her cast iron casket and mummified body were found in 2016 during a home renovation project in San Francisco, CA. At the time of the discovery, her identity was unknown. However, it was known that the modern residence was atop the former location of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows cemetery, which was in use between 1860 and 1901.[2] The Odd Fellows cemetery was initially on the outskirts of the growing city of San Francisco, but was closed around 1903 and all bodies were exhumed in the 1930s to make way for new residential neighborhoods. Nearly all traces of the former cemetery, including headstones, were removed at that time. Only the columbarium still stands. Under most circumstances, Edith would be just another name in a book of historical records, one of hundreds of thousands of children who died before the age of 5 years in 1800s United States, mostly due to a range of infectious diseases. However, an archaeoforensics investigation was able to identify her name using genealogy, mapping, stable isotope, and DNA analyses. Her case provides new insights into living conditions of children in late 1800s San Francisco. *Wiki P 10.3.22*
Wow! That baby's story was so heartbreaking. Glad she has a final resting place.
I'm wondering if someone who had once lived in the empty apartment was using a two-way mirror to spy on someone in the occupied apartment. I remember a news story about a landlord who did that and maybe even in more than one place in the apartment. I'd seal up that opening between the apartments for reasons of safety and security and also to just lower the heating/AC bill.
From what was said in the video, it sound like the little girl whose remains were found in the coffin died of "under-nourishment". I wonder if she was too sick to take food and drink or was neglected to death.
That last case is just the place where Candyman lives 😰😉
1:14 I like how he illustrate and Use the priceless painting
That is creepy that someone can come into her apartment from next door.
That apartment one would've been the end for me .. could you imagine walking into your bathroom only to see someone climbing through the wall 🙄
Bought an older house as is , family wanted nothing to do with it after it was cleaned out and sold, and found $2,000 cash hidden under a piece of flooring in a closet. Only printed 10 years previous so not rare or anything but was a nice find
With the tunnel they should just dig through the dirt
Its always exciting to hear about finds like these. Hidden treasures. Here, someone bought an old bank. found a safe behind a wall. FULL OF MONEY. Wow. Car hop trays from amazon.
4:51 That water is my favorite!! 😋
Only 20 seconds in and I already hit the like button that lady is awesome and if you ever read this I just want to thank you for your act of kindness! You have such a big heart! ❤️
the Pablo Picasso thing was insane..Like you could totally buy a new house with it haha
With the last one, I was like, "Sis is brave!" If I think there's an empty space behind my bathroom mirror, I'd be creeped out on some Candyman vibes (the original movie) or wondering if it's a 2-way mirror& someone was watching me from the other side of it. 😳
Them drinking that old liquor made me scared.
I believe that the New York apartment was originally one large apartment that was eventually made into two. Unfortunately, the construction workers didn't feel like it any more with the last dividing wall and simply put up a mirror so that nobody would notice.
Its more work to create a hole like that in the wall than to have it covered. That hole was intentionally created for the purpose of using that other apartment.A previous tenant is the likely culprit.
@@johnbeckwith1361 or a building manager wanting to look ....
3:45 "and a large pile of DIRT"
This video of the woman that found access to the other apartment remains me of some scenes from the movie candyman.
30 dollar painting. When she said the painting was appraised, I was thinking 25 thousand dollars but jeez 25 million? Thats unbelievable!!!!! I know thats life changing money but imagine what that painting could be worth years from now. And would someone actually spend 25 million dollars on a picture? Lol
yeah i would spend $25 million on a picasso picture lol
@@laclavel8033 you’d never touch 25 million
Rich people have money to burn
@@GrandMasterLynx a museum would definitely love it
@@conservativeliberal That’s true but I would rather have the $25M if that painting was mine
3:23 I wonder if future owners of Colin Furze’s house will be shocked to find something similar to this
I found a hidden attic and there I found an old violin and an old painting. I took it to be appraised and they told me what you've found is a Stradivarius and a Piccasso. I was ecstatic until he told me that the only problem was that Piccasso made terrible violins and Stradivarius couldn't paint. That joke dates back to WW2. So at least you found one antique today.
🤣😅😂
A not for profit Garden of Innocence -what a beautiful organisation! Xx
I feel like that wedding album was one of the people not wanting to throw away their album but not wanting their next partner to know they still kept it.
Major disappointment, she wanted to forget .