ABANDONED - 1800s - Old Country Store - Forgotten Basement - 1950 Chevy 2 Door Sedan & Cows
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
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Come with us as we explore an Old Country General Store that opened in 1877. We take you down into an old creepy basement the owner had never entered. We show you a 1950 Chevy 2 door sedan too and some cows. We are excited to share all this with you & another Abandoned Beauty
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I restored homes in Ny City To I had to retire do to huge medical Problems, I started when I was 7 years old youngest of 10, I have turned these homes into some Beautiful,living Space,s the floor in that store with little work Would look brand new when done. People underestimate there self,s, Anyone could repair a home, You think you have to fix it all at once, 1 Room at a time, Fix as you can, That's all it takes
It's great to get advice from an expert. Hopefully a lot of viewers will read this and see that most of these places can be saved if planned wisely. I hope this comment saves at least a few of these wonderful historical buildings and since all these buildings have a history, they are historical buildings. Thank you and wishing you a wonderful Thanksgivings
Oh, the memories. This looks so much like my late Uncle’s store. I come from a family of merchants and when I was born my Mama and Daddy had a country store. We lived in the back of it until they built our house. Thanks for the trip back in time.
You are so welcome. This is why we explore and share these to show those who have never seen one and for others to keep the memories alive. I bet living in the back of one of these stores, you have some pretty good stories. Thanks for watching
I loved the cow with his tongue hanging out 🤣🤣
I was never really sure his tongue was hanging out or what. LOL
I can see why the owner never entered the basemen 🤣I love the door! That green reminds me of old retro signs. I bet this store was really cool when it was open.
I couldn't believe he had never gone down there. I bet this store was really cool too when it was open. Thanks for watching
Very interesting! It would be a great place to metal detect.I'm sure it has been already.👍
Thank you so much for the compliment. Glad you liked it. Funny you should mention metal detecting this place. I edited it out, but we found old rusty bottle lids and tabs from cans imbedded in the pavement and gravel. I would want to metal detect that basement. Thanks for watching :)
So good to get all these old building on video!!
Thanks, I agree 100%. We are going to have pictures of each place we have gone to and hang them on the wall. I think we are going to have to make them pretty small...LOL
@@PrettyTattered that would be nice
I loved the beauty of this old store. I did wonder what type of drinks the old bottles were. I Work at a store and couldn't help but imagine all the wonderful stories told inside this one.
Thank you for the lovely comment. I didn't know if anyone would be interested in the bottles in the box if that is the ones you are inquiring about. I can post a pic of them in the community post section for you. I've worked in dept. stores and like you, I would love to have seen this store in its hay days. Thanks for watching :)
Thanks for offering the bottle post. I paused the video and saw them better. I like seeing different drink labels I have never heard of. Thanks for the awesome videos.
@@teresawelborn1360 You are welcome. I just noticed the video probably showed them better than the pics I posted on the community page.
Really cool old building. I remember exploring abandoned buildings/houses with my dad when I was a kid. Your braver then i am cause I would've been curious of that basement but not sure I'd have gone down there. Just subscribed too. Love these old places. Makes me think about my dad and the good old days
Thank you so much for the sub, so glad you liked the vid. We love getting comments of down memory lane. We do these because we love it and to preserve these buildings and the memories, so when we get a comment like yours, it makes our day. The basement was a little spooky but fun too. We love the adventure. Thanks for for watching
My Grandfather's brother had a grocery store similar to that at the turn of the century in Cairo Illinois and that town is abandoned, I have the meat slicer 1915, the cash register 1904 , his meat grinder and I have a picture of the inside of the store. Another Great video of times past👍
Thanks for sharing your memories. This is why we do this do preserve these buildings and their memories. Is your grandfather's brother's store still around? We'd love to see it if it is. Thanks for the very nice compliment. You made our day! 😊
@@PrettyTattered my guess would be yes there's alot of abandoned buildings there. it would be on the main business street . I believe they just built a grocery store , they haven't had one since 2015 great place for Halloween 👻
I’d be looking in nook’s and crannies for any 1800s items. Fascinating explore! Right up my alley 😊
Oh how we love these old country stores. We just did a shorts video on one that still has everything in it. It opened in 1933 and closed its doors about 20 years ago. The owner lives right across the road and it is on a busy intersection. He refuses to let us video the inside. I really want inside this one. It is loaded. We only have footage of the inside from the windows. We will probably show more of it in a near future video with some other abandoned buildings. Thanks for watching and thanks for the kind words.
@@PrettyTattered I find time capsule’s are a glimpse of the past which is cool to see
@@Chrisss2112 I agree
This is by far my favorite place you have explored. I would not have entered that creepy basement but glad you did so we could see it. Thanks and stay safe
Thank you for watching and glad you enjoyed the video. The basement was creepy to crawl in but once there, it was really cool. See ya next vid!
why couldn't anyone replace ONE tin panel on the roof to protect it? wow! I don't think you would have gotten me down there in the basement!
I agree with you 100%. It made me really sad to see how easily this one could have been saved. The way it was made, it would have lasted forever with just a little TLC.
The basement was fun and scary. Thanks for watching :)
Looks like the one between Jonesborough and sulphur springs on TN hwy 81
Good to know there are still a few of these standing. Thanks for watching :)
Ain't nothing CREEPY about buildings folks! I played in my families out basement as a kid all the time with my siblings!!! 😉
Makes me upset,that people don't restore these building's and let them deteriate.
It's very upsetting how they don't care. This owner didn't even know there was a basement and his wife and him have owned it for many years. Now that is sad. Thanks for watching
Que vídeo gostoso de ver, eu fico a me perguntar porque as pessoas não respeitam a história dos lugares, poderiam apenas olhar o lugar e respeitar o patrimônio dos outros, obrigado por nos mostra este lindo lugar, eu sempre tento me sentir na época da vida destas pessoas e como deveria ser. Um abraço para vocês. 🙋♂️🇧🇷
Thank you for the compliment, so glad you enjoyed the video. I don't know why but people in this country do not respect their heritage or history. It is sad. We also try to image what it was like to live in that time. So much of how those lived has build out lifestyles today. We should thank them, respect them and preserve them and learn from them, not ignore, destroy and shame them. Have a wonderful day! HUGs from the USA.
I remeber getting drink out of those old cola chest.
I don't think I ever did, but I've seen them before and on TV. They are really cool. I did love the old standup soda machines with the glass door where you got soda in glass bottles. No soda tasted better than in a glass bottle. Thanks for watching. :)
@@PrettyTattered There was very cold water in the bottom and your bottle would be wet when you got it out. Some had sliding slots you had to maneuver the drink, by sliding in, until it was free.
@@BarbieLove Thanks for letting me know that. I was thinking it was ice but you are right, it was cold water.
Where is this?
We get permission to explore these buildings by keeping the location private. Sorry. Thanks for watching. :)
That doesn't look abandoned
LOL...it doesn't get more abandoned than that. Thanks for watching!
You missed boat
It was in pretty bad condition but we still loved this old store. Too bad it is so far gone. Thanks for watching