Hi Craig, yes i also loved that truck, it was also full of stuff just like the house. Im sure the tools would scrub up fine if cleaned a bit, i know they were rusty but they could be saved:) Thanks for watching
I really hope that those books are rescued .....especially the books of beauty .....they are definitely amazing and I am sure they can be restored .Brilliant find x
Thanks Libby, those 2 beauty books probably cost a fortune when bought so would be great to see them restored. The inside images were amazing. Thanks for watching
Absolutely brilliant how you expose and record all this stuff! So many cool and beautiful items in this place and it’s a shame it may all go to trash one day. Glad you captured it all! Thanks for your efforts and taking us all on your adventure! Really enjoyed the wind howling through the rafters! Added to the mystique!
Hey Nack, this was a real tricky one to film, the place was crazy full, ive never seen anywhere quite like it. I wonder if his parents were also hoarders and he just added to their already full house?
OMG I hope before the take the place down they go inside and bring some of the treasures out; I almost had a heart attack when you banged on the large glass tulip shaped hand blown object in the attic. I've seen one before but can't remember right now; I will most likely remember when I'm in bed. Thanks for the adventure.
Yes your right, if you can look through all that clutter there are some really nice old things in amongst it all that should be saved. Thanks for watching Pat
Hey you! I’m so happy you didn’t twist an ankle in that place! So much cool stuff to see! Im glad you got to see this place and it’s contents before it gets demolished. As always, thank you for braving this place! 👍❤️😊
Hey Chrissy, i had no idea what the inside of this house was going to be like until i stepped inside. . . . . . .Wow i wasnt expecting that, it was chaos and no floor to be seen in the whole place. It was interesting to see the antique furniture underneath everything, im guessing that it was his grandparents furniture because of the age of it. I wonder if his parents were hoarders too? Ive never seen a place so full, great fun trying to keep the camera still though:) Thanks for watching
Thanks im glad you enjoyed the video, it was a crazy place like ive never seen before. I wonder if his parents were hoarders too or did he bring it all in himself? Thanks for watching
In the main living room downstairs you can just make out all the lovely original antique furniture still in its place probably from his grandparents, i bet they wouldnt be too pleased so see the place now. . . . . .
Hey Melody, I knew when you said you liked hoarders houses that this one would interest you, I’ve never seen one as full as this though, I don’t know how people live like it. There were some nice things in among it all though so yes your right there are things that need saving from that lot:) Thanks for watching
What a great explore, the whole thing was wild, like a bizarre cabinet of curiosities. I think the house contained generations of inherited furniture, books and china, with a hoarder as the last inhabitant. Those books should be saved, they could be rare, as possibly others in the glass fronted bookcase. It's all so original, with wonderful antiques buried in there and the demand for vintage garage stuff makes me wonder why somebody hasn't persuaded the owner to do a pick through. At least this stuff would get a second life with an appreciative owner instead of rotting into the ground.
Hi Kim, well said, it would be great if someone could come in and save all the collectable stuff before it gets trashed forever. Your could almost see the original rooms with the nice furniture that maybe his grandparents owned just sitting there in amongst the hoard. . . . Crazy place:) Thanks for watching
I wish we could explore abandoned houses in the U.S but as soon as you step on a vacant property the cops are pulling up to arrest you for trespassing my poor husband at 12 yrs old went into an abandoned house and was arrested that was crazy . So it’s awesome I can go on the adventures with you and your team thanks for sharing all this cool stuff regards from Long Island NY 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
It's really sad to see all that old furniture left to rot, it's such a waste. The worst, was the house you went to that was literally falling down (the one where you couldn't get to the top floor because the staircase had collapsed). The furniture was amazing. Who owns these properties, and allows this to happen?
Hi Pamela, yes i think your right with others adding their rubbish, this place was so full of stuff it cant have just been from one person. . . . . . .can it?
Wow really loved this video, really hope someone goes into the house to rescue & save some of those things like the books, which must be worth some money. You certainly did good with getting into some of those tight squeezes! Excellent videos guys.
I think that huge glass funnel is whats known as 'A Yard of Ale'. It was for a sort of drinking contest. I think you were meant to quaff it down in one go as fast as you could without stopping for breath.
When you first entered the home it looks like there use to be more to the home like black suite on wall wonder if a fire happened destroyed half the home and they literally threw it all in the home. Can see clearly a man and woman lived here a looping time odd no family photos laying around anywhere or in the walls which makes me believe people trashed it as well but the amount of rust and dust on those things say they been there in same spot at least 20 years or more. That's a HUGE HOME Thanks for sharing
I don’t think it is fair to assume that ‘hoarders’ lived there, and the the place was like that when they left or more likely died. In 70 years there have probably been many squatters, vandals and wreckers in and out of the place. A lot of the stuff may have been dumped in there from storage in outhouses, garages etc. If the last surviving one of the couple died there and had no family their clothes and personal possessions would have been left there. I suspect others have trashed the place when finding it empty. Perhaps try to find out who lived there and what happened to them before passing judgement. Elderly disabled people still have their pride but find it physically impossible to do the cleaning and maintenance required or even to feed themselves properly. Difficult to get any help then and it still is now.
Hi Madeleine, i remember driving past this house 15 years ago and it and the gardens were completly full of stuff then, i guess they just couldnt say no to things. Thanks for watching
I have elderly neighbors in rural Michigan whose places look like this and have looked like this before from their parents stuff. Hoarding is a mental health disorder with no cure from what I've researched about it. But you are correct about others dumping if abandoned and the lack of help elderly, especially rural, receive with regards to assistance cleaning, etc.
Thanks Wayne, this one was so difficult to film, really hard keeping the camera slow and steady whilst climbing all over that stuff. Great fun though:)
DDF564C The number plate in the living room is from a grey Rover 3 Litre,the tax ran out in June 1992. I bet the rest of the car was kicking around until the place was cleared. These places are a form of hazardous museum!
wow man how do you find these time capsules !!! you could spend day's there and still not see everything.... thanks for the upload!! greetsz from holland.. max....
Hi Max, i remember driving past this place 15 years ago and the house and gardens were completly full of stuff so it was nice for me to finally get to see inside this crazy place. Thanks for watching
Yes your probably right, you can see downstairs in the main living room all the nice old antique furniture still left in place probably from his grandparents. Shame its been left to get in that state as now lots of it is too far gone to be saved.
Hi Sandra, yes i really should have worn a mask in this place, didnt realise how dirty it was inside untill we were in there. Body in the carpet. . . . . . . . Who knows:)
What a waste, hoarders feel such loss they replace it with all manner of things to fill that void. They are literally trapped by thei things, sad really, be safe!
After filming i did retrace my steps and put everything back where i found it, its just so difficult when you have a camera in one hand and a light in the other. Thanks for watching
I dont think it will have in quite this state while someone was living there, thats clear from things like the armchair being upside down. I think it has been turned over. Before that it may have had stuff stacked with narrow ways between or it may have been nicer.. People who do not get rid of things, often, are very severely traumatised. In this case I think the person has at some stage in their life gone hungry. Severe trauma has physical affects on the brain. It shrinks the parts of the brain that deal with things like memory, planning & decision making & so makes it almost impossible to organise your belongings & decide what to get rid of. It paralysis your attempts to sort things out. Additionally I think this place has been used for storage for items from elsewhere since it was unoccupied. The junk yard probably continued to operate for some time after the house was unoccupied. You can see things set up as it was when someone lived there but once the occupant was gone the house has just been used as an extension of the junk yard & stuff piled in. Even extreme hoarders usually have a bed & chair that are usable. Thankyou for sharing.
Hi Nicole, yes it looks like it will be demolished as its in such a bad state but as you say an auction would be a good idea as there was lots of collectable things inside that should be saved. Thanks for watching
I’ve been in a lot of houses in my time but have never seen anything quite as bad as this place. There was an old man living there on his own for many years, how he moved around in a house that full I really don’t know? Unfortunately the law still states that if you take anything from these kinda places it’s an offence which is just crazy as you would probably be saving the item from rotting away anyway. . . . . . . . 🤨
Hi Jean, thanks for the info on the horn, I had no idea what it might have been used for. That link you sent was an interesting read, especially as they made booby traps for the intruders😳. Thanks for watching
I know this place looks dirty and run down but like you said buying this place and doing it up with all its land too would be a great idea. Would be worth a stack of money when finished and with it being 3 floors too there would be plenty of space inside:) Thanks for watching
Hi Frank, normally i can find out a bit of info on the places i explore but this one was sooooo hoarded i just didnt know where to start:) Thanks for watching
Lord if you could go though that place INCH BY INCH I bet you would find many treasures and really fatten up your wallet. If it for sale buy the land and property AS IS.
Hey Ebbra, great idea, you could almost see underneath everything all the antiques from generations before , still in their original positions when this house was normal. Like you said it’s just a matter of finding them:)
Never understood the concept of hoarding. Keep anything valuable that you need (as a homeowner) and throw away your junk. No, you WON'T find use for it "later." Later never comes.
Why don’t y’all take the things that are valuable or just somethings that y’all would like? The house is just going to fall in and then everything will be lost. Thanks
Hi Nadene, its just not worth taking anything out of these places as if your caught by the police it would be classed as burglery which is a serious offence. I totally see what you mean though as its just such a waste seeing collectable things just getting trashed. Thanks for watching
I really dislike the way you move items from their original position & leave them in disarray like “The Book Of Beauty” for example..this book is a treasure & the very least you could do is leave it as you found it..you wonder how these homes get trashed, this is exactly how they end up the way they do..I really have enjoyed your channel to date but the way you handle previous items makes my blood boil.
Hi Sally, in my earlier videos I found it easier to put things back in their original place after filming as it’s sometimes difficult when you have a camera in one hand and a light in the other. Others like yourself would prefer to see the item put back whilst filming which is what I have been doing on more recent videos:) Thanks for your comment
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Your explores are awesome! You go through the extremes to bring the viewer some great experiences! Great fun and commentary!
Wow, a ton of old tools. I could spend months going through that place. Love that panel truck.
Hi Craig, yes i also loved that truck, it was also full of stuff just like the house. Im sure the tools would scrub up fine if cleaned a bit, i know they were rusty but they could be saved:) Thanks for watching
Fabulous video! You are so soothing to listen to, and you take time to film things you see, wonderful.
Hi James, this one was very tricky to film but was worth it to see how some people live. Glad you enjoyed the tour:) Thanks for watching
I really hope that those books are rescued .....especially the books of beauty .....they are definitely amazing and I am sure they can be restored .Brilliant find x
Thanks Libby, those 2 beauty books probably cost a fortune when bought so would be great to see them restored. The inside images were amazing. Thanks for watching
Absolutely brilliant how you expose and record all this stuff! So many cool and beautiful items in this place and it’s a shame it may all go to trash one day. Glad you captured it all! Thanks for your efforts and taking us all on your adventure! Really enjoyed the wind howling through the rafters! Added to the mystique!
Hey Nack, this was a real tricky one to film, the place was crazy full, ive never seen anywhere quite like it. I wonder if his parents were also hoarders and he just added to their already full house?
OMG I hope before the take the place down they go inside and bring some of the treasures out; I almost had a heart attack when you banged on the large glass tulip shaped hand blown object in the attic. I've seen one before but can't remember right now; I will most likely remember when I'm in bed. Thanks for the adventure.
Yes your right, if you can look through all that clutter there are some really nice old things in amongst it all that should be saved. Thanks for watching Pat
Hey you! I’m so happy you didn’t twist an ankle in that place! So much cool stuff to see! Im glad you got to see this place and it’s contents before it gets demolished. As always, thank you for braving this place! 👍❤️😊
Hey Chrissy, i had no idea what the inside of this house was going to be like until i stepped inside. . . . . . .Wow i wasnt expecting that, it was chaos and no floor to be seen in the whole place. It was interesting to see the antique furniture underneath everything, im guessing that it was his grandparents furniture because of the age of it. I wonder if his parents were hoarders too? Ive never seen a place so full, great fun trying to keep the camera still though:) Thanks for watching
My pleasure, your videos are awesomeness
Truly amazing thanks for another fantastic adventure.
Thanks im glad you enjoyed the video, it was a crazy place like ive never seen before. I wonder if his parents were hoarders too or did he bring it all in himself? Thanks for watching
So sad when you see things like this left
Thanks for sharing keep it up 👌
In the main living room downstairs you can just make out all the lovely original antique furniture still in its place probably from his grandparents, i bet they wouldnt be too pleased so see the place now. . . . . .
@@stare6711 its a shame though seeing some places
This place is amazing. I look be this stuff. Great video! Thank you for sharing. There are so many things that need rescuing. So sad 🇸🇪❤️
Hey Melody, I knew when you said you liked hoarders houses that this one would interest you, I’ve never seen one as full as this though, I don’t know how people live like it. There were some nice things in among it all though so yes your right there are things that need saving from that lot:) Thanks for watching
Wow! Amazing find!
Hi Linda, this was a crazy place for sure, very difficult to film but a real experience to see for yourself:) Thanks for watching
What a great explore, the whole thing was wild, like a bizarre cabinet of curiosities. I think the house contained generations of inherited furniture, books and china, with a hoarder as the last inhabitant. Those books should be saved, they could be rare, as possibly others in the glass fronted bookcase. It's all so original, with wonderful antiques buried in there and the demand for vintage garage stuff makes me wonder why somebody hasn't persuaded the owner to do a pick through. At least this stuff would get a second life with an appreciative owner instead of rotting into the ground.
Hi Kim, well said, it would be great if someone could come in and save all the collectable stuff before it gets trashed forever. Your could almost see the original rooms with the nice furniture that maybe his grandparents owned just sitting there in amongst the hoard. . . . Crazy place:) Thanks for watching
That long, ruffled Glass Funnel stored against the ceiling is something very rare!
Now that was a proper workout!! Amazing guys. Excellent filming. Thank you for sharing.
Hi Martha, yes it did feel like a workout, so difficult to film though. Thanks for watching
I wish we could explore abandoned houses in the U.S but as soon as you step on a vacant property the cops are pulling up to arrest you for trespassing my poor husband at 12 yrs old went into an abandoned house and was arrested that was crazy . So it’s awesome I can go on the adventures with you and your team thanks for sharing all this cool stuff regards from Long Island NY 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Hi Joan, its a pleasure taking you around these abandoned places, you never now what your gonna find inside. Thanks for watching
It's really sad to see all that old furniture left to rot, it's such a waste. The worst, was the house you went to that was literally falling down (the one where you couldn't get to the top floor because the staircase had collapsed). The furniture was amazing. Who owns these properties, and allows this to happen?
Yes its sad to see amazimg things like the antique furniture just left to rot isnt it. . . . . .Thanks for watching
I really think people add trash when they find places empty like this. Because they figure it will never be found. This one is bazaar.
Hi Pamela, yes i think your right with others adding their rubbish, this place was so full of stuff it cant have just been from one person. . . . . . .can it?
You're brave going into some of those places. No telling what the hell sickness is there.☠️ Uh...be safe. lol. Thanks for the look see. 👀👻
Thanks Terri, this ones a bit different to that mansion i did a few weeks back isnt it:)
Amazing as always x
Thanks Amanda, im glad you enjoyed the tour:)
I am surprised no one has taken a match to that place! Where i live places like these normally are burnt out, and then flattened.
Ha just give it some time and I’m sure this place will be gone:)
Looks like they might have dumped stuff from the other buildings around and about! great find!
It was soooo difficult to film this place though whilst trying to no fall over it all. Im glad you enjoyed the video:)
Wow really loved this video, really hope someone goes into the house to rescue & save some of those things like the books, which must be worth some money. You certainly did good with getting into some of those tight squeezes! Excellent videos guys.
Thanks Andrew, it sure was a difficult one to film but worth it when you find some interesting things inside. Im glad you enjoyed it:)
Oh I love the corner hutch
I think that huge glass funnel is whats known as 'A Yard of Ale'. It was for a sort of drinking contest. I think you were meant to quaff it down in one go as fast as you could without stopping for breath.
Wow, that would have been a real challenge as that funnel was huge. Thanks for the info as i did wonder what it was:)
When you first entered the home it looks like there use to be more to the home like black suite on wall wonder if a fire happened destroyed half the home and they literally threw it all in the home. Can see clearly a man and woman lived here a looping time odd no family photos laying around anywhere or in the walls which makes me believe people trashed it as well but the amount of rust and dust on those things say they been there in same spot at least 20 years or more. That's a HUGE HOME Thanks for sharing
Yes it hasnt been touched in decades, you can see many generations of stuff in that place as the antiques date back quite far. Thanks for watching
Hoarders through the ages....😁
What’s up my English explorer cool find love it
Hey Russell, yes it was a great place to explore, so many things to see.
Thanks for watching
I don’t think it is fair to assume that ‘hoarders’ lived there, and the the place was like that when they left or more likely died. In 70 years there have probably been many squatters, vandals and wreckers in and out of the place. A lot of the stuff may have been dumped in there from storage in outhouses, garages etc. If the last surviving one of the couple died there and had no family their clothes and personal possessions would have been left there. I suspect others have trashed the place when finding it empty.
Perhaps try to find out who lived there and what happened to them before passing judgement. Elderly disabled people still have their pride but find it physically impossible to do the cleaning and maintenance required or even to feed themselves properly. Difficult to get any help then and it still is now.
Hi Madeleine, i remember driving past this house 15 years ago and it and the gardens were completly full of stuff then, i guess they just couldnt say no to things. Thanks for watching
I have elderly neighbors in rural Michigan whose places look like this and have looked like this before from their parents stuff. Hoarding is a mental health disorder with no cure from what I've researched about it. But you are correct about others dumping if abandoned and the lack of help elderly, especially rural, receive with regards to assistance cleaning, etc.
Yeah i think its had many squatters and been used by fly tippers,
@@procta2343 Could be. Sure is a sad mess.
@@williebeamish5879 places like that always are. it shows you how disrespectful people are
Amazing place mate nice one👍
Thanks Wayne, this one was so difficult to film, really hard keeping the camera slow and steady whilst climbing all over that stuff. Great fun though:)
Super video cool merci 👍❤❤❤
Bonjour Patrice, im glad you enjoyed the video:)
You should have more subscribers your filming and expores are amazing!! Be safe!! 😃
Thanks Cynthia, im glad your enjoying the explores:)
Wow wow wow!😶
DDF564C The number plate in the living room is from a grey Rover 3 Litre,the tax ran out in June 1992. I bet the rest of the car was kicking around until the place was cleared. These places are a form of hazardous museum!
Hazardous Museum, what a great description of the place. Thanks for the info on the number plate, very interesting.
wow man how do you find these time capsules !!! you could spend day's there and still not see everything.... thanks for the upload!! greetsz from holland.. max....
Hi Max, i remember driving past this place 15 years ago and the house and gardens were completly full of stuff so it was nice for me to finally get to see inside this crazy place. Thanks for watching
It's probably been over fifty years since that lot has ever been in decent shape.
Yes your probably right, you can see downstairs in the main living room all the nice old antique furniture still left in place probably from his grandparents. Shame its been left to get in that state as now lots of it is too far gone to be saved.
You guys are brave! 😜take care and PLEASE and wear masks for that mould - was that a body in that rolled up carpet? 😳
Hi Sandra, yes i really should have worn a mask in this place, didnt realise how dirty it was inside untill we were in there. Body in the carpet. . . . . . . . Who knows:)
What a waste, hoarders feel such loss they replace it with all manner of things to fill that void. They are literally trapped by thei things, sad really, be safe!
Hi Marcy, yes its sad to see such places really, they have no room left for anything including themselves. Thanks for watching
17:20 just because you didnt put it back it will rot from mosture and raind:( it will get moldy too
After filming i did retrace my steps and put everything back where i found it, its just so difficult when you have a camera in one hand and a light in the other. Thanks for watching
It must have smelled in there
Ha ha yes it was a bit smelly in there.
I dont think it will have in quite this state while someone was living there, thats clear from things like the armchair being upside down. I think it has been turned over. Before that it may have had stuff stacked with narrow ways between or it may have been nicer.. People who do not get rid of things, often, are very severely traumatised. In this case I think the person has at some stage in their life gone hungry. Severe trauma has physical affects on the brain. It shrinks the parts of the brain that deal with things like memory, planning & decision making & so makes it almost impossible to organise your belongings & decide what to get rid of. It paralysis your attempts to sort things out. Additionally I think this place has been used for storage for items from elsewhere since it was unoccupied. The junk yard probably continued to operate for some time after the house was unoccupied. You can see things set up as it was when someone lived there but once the occupant was gone the house has just been used as an extension of the junk yard & stuff piled in. Even extreme hoarders usually have a bed & chair that are usable.
Thankyou for sharing.
Is the home going to be demolished? Seems an auction of sorts could have saved some of it
Hi Nicole, yes it looks like it will be demolished as its in such a bad state but as you say an auction would be a good idea as there was lots of collectable things inside that should be saved. Thanks for watching
I'm curious and I've always wanted to ask in abandoned homes like that what is the Law state in taking something out of the house
I’ve been in a lot of houses in my time but have never seen anything quite as bad as this place. There was an old man living there on his own for many years, how he moved around in a house that full I really don’t know?
Unfortunately the law still states that if you take anything from these kinda places it’s an offence which is just crazy as you would probably be saving the item from rotting away anyway. . . . . . . . 🤨
That HORN might’ve been for an old windup tabletop VICTROLA.
On another note...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Collyer_brothers
Hi Jean, thanks for the info on the horn, I had no idea what it might have been used for. That link you sent was an interesting read, especially as they made booby traps for the intruders😳. Thanks for watching
@@stare6711 Great stuff. Thank YOU!
I don’t suppose there is much point keeping this place secret. Vandals would only improve it
Ha ha yes Teresa your probably right:) Thanks for watching
I'm a hoarder but but my stuff is nt just thrown around stuff has been ransacked several times surely
how can I buy that place?
I know this place looks dirty and run down but like you said buying this place and doing it up with all its land too would be a great idea. Would be worth a stack of money when finished and with it being 3 floors too there would be plenty of space inside:) Thanks for watching
I am glad it's not smell a vision
Esta persona tenía síndrome de diabetes.gracias por tu trabajo.
Do you ever see any ORBS when you take pictures 👻👻👻👻👻
Who owns these places? So rich the don't care? The history!
Hi Frank, normally i can find out a bit of info on the places i explore but this one was sooooo hoarded i just didnt know where to start:) Thanks for watching
Morning handsome
Hope you enjoyed the video, the place was totally crazy and really difficult to film but great fun too:) Thanks for watching
the prices on things marked as " D " ....was Pennies in old money....i.e " 3d " was 3 old pence...etc..
Thanks Steve, i must try and remember that for future videos:)
Just wanna say thank you, i love these vids, but i can't believe you're not wearing a mask.
Thanks Imca, yes i really should wear a mask in some of the houses i film in, glad you enjoyed the video.
Home of a hoarder no doubt. Saw a few good things. Wish books could be saved.
Hi Trudy, yes there were quite a few nice things in amongst all that lot that really should be saved. Thanks for watching
Poor house. Over laden with stuffs.
This house is it's own garbage disposal centre.
This was a crazy house to explore with so much stuff to look at, your right though it’s own garbage centre:)
Lord if you could go though that place INCH BY INCH I bet you would find many treasures and really fatten up your wallet. If it for sale buy the land and property AS IS.
Hey Ebbra, great idea, you could almost see underneath everything all the antiques from generations before , still in their original positions when this house was normal. Like you said it’s just a matter of finding them:)
Never understood the concept of hoarding. Keep anything valuable that you need (as a homeowner) and throw away your junk. No, you WON'T find use for it "later." Later never comes.
Yes your probably right “later never comes” and if you did need something how on earth would you find it in that pile of stuff:) Thanks for watching
Why don’t y’all take the things that are valuable or just somethings that y’all would like? The house is just going to fall in and then everything will be lost. Thanks
Hi Nadene, its just not worth taking anything out of these places as if your caught by the police it would be classed as burglery which is a serious offence. I totally see what you mean though as its just such a waste seeing collectable things just getting trashed. Thanks for watching
Foulers of the planet.
I really dislike the way you move items from their original position & leave them in disarray like “The Book Of Beauty” for example..this book is a treasure & the very least you could do is leave it as you found it..you wonder how these homes get trashed, this is exactly how they end up the way they do..I really have enjoyed your channel to date but the way you handle previous items makes my blood boil.
Hi Sally, in my earlier videos I found it easier to put things back in their original place after filming as it’s sometimes difficult when you have a camera in one hand and a light in the other. Others like yourself would prefer to see the item put back whilst filming which is what I have been doing on more recent videos:) Thanks for your comment