Everything left behind in this abandoned farmhouse. Explore #39
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- Everything left behind in this abandoned farmhouse. Explore #39 Ontario, Canada
I spotted this house years ago but never stopped and checked it out until today. The house is on a very busy road near a busy town so I’m very surprised the house is not vandalized. I chose not to film the full names and exterior of the house to help to avoid people recognizing the house and coming here to vandalize and steal.
Melville and Len were married for over 60 years. They were hard working farmers. Melville passed away in 2000 and her husband Len passed away a year later at the age of 89. All of their belongings have been sitting here ever since. The house is near new development so I’m assuming they will build new homes on this property one day.
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Don't apologize for protecting these properties like that. Good job.
Thank you!!!
This explore was bittersweet, like seeing someones life, imagining them and what they enjoyed. Sad when everything gets left 😢 but heart warming that you brought life to it again by documenting it. Thank you Brent you show you really appreciate and care about people past and present.
I love how you take your time videoing and showing everything,the antiques so sad.
great find!!!!!
Love the old photos. It's so sad..
That place could be a museum with all those finds!
How sad! That it was ransacked. ..love the photos.
I can’t help thinking what they would have thought to see their possessions just littered around and unloved. I’m afraid I would have to tidy if it was me. You are amazing and respectful.
Your video hit me quite hard. Very sad! But your respect for the People who lived there and their belongings is great. Good job Man!
Very cool your video
This house is good ju ju….a lot of love here..sad they worked so hard living there, and doing, and buying…and then left😭🥺
Too bad that some people had to go as mess up this house. Good job showing it.
Just found your videos and some of them are heart breaking but I love them.
Great video .. 🙂👍🍺
I'm setting here, watching, as you take us on a journey through times gone by. My eyes, full of tears, with my heart full of sadness. 2 lives of passion and love left behind, memories scattered throughout, lingering shadows of times gone by.........."Melville & Len you will not be forgotten, no one should be forgotten, no one" 😞 May God bless you both ❤
Watching video like this gives me the eerie feeling but I also enjoyed it and it's a very sad feeling.
Cool place. I looked at my watch when I started this vid. It was exactly the time of the clock on the greenish wall. Exactly.
That's the same waterbed we had in the mid to late 70s in California! 🤗 My aching 74 year old back wishes we still had it, but the waterbed damage to the room below is why we aren't allowed to have one. as renters any more! 😢
Just found your channel, and love it! Your narrative is wonderful!
When THEN was NOW!
I really appreciate how respectful you are when going through these houses. It’s evident that you try to honor those that once lived there. You’re a good man.
Thanks for your kind words😁👍 I’m glad you enjoy my videos
Right! Brent would be a great friend to have. Good heart and positive.
I love explorers like this guy, who won't post footage or shots of the outside of the house, if they think that it will make the property easy to identify, and then become a magnet for vandals - good work, and very ethical. Unfortunately, people DO watch these kinds of videos, and if they can work out where it is, they will go and steal things or just plain vandalize. There is a special place in Hell for vandals. Destruction with no sense of reason or logic, just destroying for the sake of destroying. Vandals make me sick.
That is amazing , there is the green walls , well we know what foods and hey liked.
That little yellow fan probably still works.
Love the intro music
Very big thank you for respecting the privacy of the family that lived in this home and for not advertising where it is. You are so right, people will vandalize it to pieces!!
Thank you. Nice touch at the end showing that two people had lives and lived for each other till the end. You, unbeknownst to them, gave them a Memorial to their past. Amen.
Thanks Benjamin, amen
So sad. 60 years of love and this is all that's left. Whenever I see a house like this one, I have the urge to clean it up and make it nice again.
I’m the same way, just feels right 😁👍
I agree, it's a "little" messy!
Lol I don't know if you noticed (19:05) minutes on your video? There was a hanging dress that matched the tapestry on the wall ..! Your always good videos with lots of details to watch ... I love it .. !!
Oh cool!
Wonderful video. Thank you for being respectful of their home and belongings. It’s evident that they loved their home and each other. RIP Melville and Len.
Love those clocks in the kitchen hanging-up, Just a quick question for you!!! Do you ever get the feeling someone is watching you??? You must have picked-up some eeery feeling in some of old abandoned homes..sometimes I get a weird vibe Just watching your videos, I’m addicted..luv ya 🙏🙏🇬🇧🙏🐾🦊♥️❤️
Is it just me or does anyone else feel so sad seeing all the clothes hanging in the closet, as if if waiting for the owner's return, but never to be worn again. For me, these videos put life in perspective... It's not high you rise or how much you acquire in your lifetime but rather what positive mark you leave with others that ultimately become your legacy
Sad, yeah. The clothes, books, toys and photos always are super sad to me.
Everything is just "ON LOAN" to us, but we all are guilty of taking things for granted and being ungrateful.🤔
Yes it is very sad to see thier life's belongings just sitting there waiting for the owners .Watching this leaves me wanting to know more, it is very intriguing to watch
Great comments here, and yes very sad, no family friends collected or cared for their 'things' that once had meaning, instead some awful people trashed everything-just don't get it.🍁
Thanks for checking label on mano. I thought this house has been abandoned for a long time. Looking at that lub can and quik chocolate mix they seem really old.
I'll take the Nestle Quick can
I remember those toilet paper dolls. My granny had one. LOL
This one is very sad.
Great explore. Its so sad, to see someone’s home and lifetime of possessions abandoned like this. Thanks for sharing the history. You are always so respectful.
Thank you Benjamin👍😁 yes it’s easy to accumulate things over the years
I look at those old curtains that go all the way back to the 40's and 50's. You'd think they would rot off the rods. One reason that I don't horde is that I want to make it easier for my kids. Too much means that kids will be overwhelmed.
I hate when people ransack everything....I just want to put it all back together. So sad. All of their memories.
So sad. A house full of memories, yet no one left to remember. A lifetime being assaulted by strangers. So sad
It's always so sad to think there was no family that wanted any of that stuff. Not even the photographs. I mean, I can understand not wanting some of the "stuff", but the pictures? Those should mean something. Thanks for taking us with you. Don't worry about where you have a hard time going - it's more important to stay safe and in-tact!
In these places, most of them look like places where an older couple spent their final years. I often wonder when looking at the stuff left behind as to which partner was left alone at the end, as they rarely pass or leave at the same time.
Holy knickknacks! lol and endless STUFF! The framed wedding picture on the wall made me so sad. So many memories and things, you'd think, if there are older kids, they'd want some of their parents stuff.(I'm typing this just as you said ," you'd think family would want this or store it away!") 🤣 Great minds, right!? Must be hard to walk through all that stuff n not fall! The mayo was seriously funky tho! 🤢 (I would've taken the TP(back then😂🤪))Much luv, stay safe Brent! XX
Thanks so much Naomi 😁
So sad,
So sad.
When you get top dollar I'd leave half my stuff behind too! Start fresh
Looks like a hoarders house
Yes it does
Thank you so much to give us feed back on the story of. This house they must had happy life together for 60 years so sweet God Bless RIP
wwwoooowwww.....that family was accumulators ??
I've been to estate sales that look like this. The stereoscope slides sure had my attention.
Sometimes we are the last of the family.
Sometimes family members are estranged.
Sometimes families have newer generations settled away.
We never know....
Sometime they just don't care I dare say.
@@brentcarrington2291 So nice though how this explorer is so respectful of those who once lived there. Probably was once a happy cozy home-crazy how 'kids' would trash it, use to explore old places myself when young, could never be so cruel:)🍁
@@brentcarrington2291 what i dont understand is why then family dose not sell it off, even at below market value so someone else can give this house or any others a chance to be cared for and not go to waste. i even seen historical building just rot. wasted. why let things just waste away is beyond anything i can understand
I really appreciate how respectful your are even if the place is trash .
Thanks Angele 😁
Yes! Looks like trash but was once a beloved home. ❤️
Ties are the best thing to be tied up with!
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So sad people have to ransack these places .
This was once someone’s lovely home. To be together for 60 years takes a lot of love and dedication. Shame a family member could not have cleared out the home and gave things to charity. Sad to see it all going to rot. Thanks for bringing us along for the explore.
So much that could have been donated .
Yes for sure
Nice job showing us around this "time capsule". You do a very nice explore! Thank you!
Thanks Linda😁👍
Wow
my guess would be a hoarder too
Think you right
Thank you for posting history about the people who lived there. It’s interesting.
Your welcome 😁
In life you come with nothing you go back with nothing!!!!
Thank you for including a little bit of the previous owners' history. I bet that house was someone's pride and joy at some point. Simple, and cozy. You could tell that the dining room curtains were expensive, probably something they saved a long time for
Your welcome glad you enjoyed it😁👍
The box that had a rod and hangers in it was odd.
so sad with all the pictures left. when my dad died and my mom moved out. I managed to take most of the pictures before they were thrown out. My mom had so much stuff! It was overwhelming to pack up / so much left behind. She had farm receipts from 50 years before when they were tenant farmers but it was interesting to look and find things like that. She had letters packed away from Dad that he wrote when he was in the war, a lot of good memories but no way could any one keep all the stuff left behind.
People should clear out junks during their 60s or prior.
Sooo sad I would want to read what my grand father wrote from war..,
@@ingenuity168 what you say is good in theory, but people are so busy working during their adult life, things just pile up. And then when you are in your 60’s, you retire and you are so tired or ill, that it is difficult to manage.
People do not want to get rid of things that bring pleasant memories from their younger lives. It is a very hard thing to do ,for elderly or homebound individuals.
As people age, they sometimes become hoarders since they no longer have good health and cannot keep up the house anymore. Very sad situation.
Sadly some people pass and have no family left to collect there belongings !
There was a photo of the farm on the table
Newcombe: fine Canadian piano maker and exporter (Queen Victoria had one) from 1878 until 1926 factory fire; the name soon was sold to another maker. Serial # 7787 - c.1902-03, as rounded edges indicate. By 1910-ish a linear look was more in vogue.
Yes hair trimmer. Was that a toy horse-and-cart?
I just want to reach out and save all those wonderful old pictures...
It's kinda crazy that your doing that here in Canada! Watched stuff in the UK! You sometime wonder how these places are like this! It's called development saw a place that was bought up by Major highway developers! Left empty to just be torn down such a sad thing!
Thank you for being so respectful with their keepsakes. So sad that the pictures are just left to the elements.
Soooo much history to that house. Everytime you get near and refrigerator/freezer or freezer chest , I always say NOOOOO DON'T OPEN IT!!!!! Lol
😂 I have to open them or it bugs me. But I always regret it 😂
Back in the day my mom would leave a cloth in between the wringer to stop it from sticking together..Great video!!
That’s probably what happened here😁👍 thanks for watching
Wow, so much stuff! So many memories, by the living, in death just trash to others....nice explore, you are always so respectful of the things left behind. Thank you!
Take care and be safe Brent!
Thanks Bobbi!
this was so very sad that there was no one to clean out and remember lives that once were.... :(
ThankYou for a good explore. It was heart breaking. Keeping “stuff” is still a carry over from the depression. God bless their souls.
Thank you for the tour. It’s so sad to see someone’s life abandoned that way. I just don’t understand why some people feel the need to enter someone’s home and destroy it. Makes me want to go in there to try to make it look presentable again.. I just hope my family doesn’t abandon my life’s “treasures”. Thank you for being so respectful.
I’m the same way, feel like I need to clean up the place. I always stand up pictures that fell over. Thanks for watching 😁👍
I think I am so drawn to your videos because I cleaned out my Mom's final home...and if I hadn't this would have been the result. Houses need to be lived in. They are so sad when abandoned.
I so agree. We're in our late 60s and trying to clean up our farm. Wow, the stuff you end up with after decades! Was planning on having a big estate sale this spring, but with the economy and this virus thing, might be a goodwill haul in the picture instead. Shame, too. I collected lots of antiques over the years. Our only son wants none of it.
@@williebeamish5879 try getting it to sell on a local buy and sell...you can recoup some of your money. My children feel the same about my things...minimalist generation. Sometimes your local museums will take some of it. They especially like old photographs.
@@chuckles7524 Thank you. I will. I'm planning on talking to a fellow at our local historical society to see if he can help, too.
Thank you
Your welcome😁
When you were rooting through the books I immediately spotted the back of a children's book I still own....It has the picture of a broken down hull of a boat with a seagull and lighthouse. The Bobbsey Twins at the Seashore. They must have kept children's books for when the grandkids came over.
Always a great visit with you on these adventures. Heartbreaking no relatives cared enough to save family history or even sell the house to serve a new family. I bet there is some valuable treasures amongst the hoard.
To me it not a hoarding situation. It's memories that someone had no business going in and trashing it. It may have been neat and tidy at one time. Used for storage maybe?
Sure was a lot of clocks.
You would think family would keep family keepsakes, pictures, and history. So even if they won a lottery to leave behind such things is is nuts, besides that how big could a lottery be back then if there was even such a thing.
Yes your right, maybe there was no family around
HOW COULD THEIR CHILDREN LEAVE THEIR PARENTS HOME TO ROT AWAY LIKE THIS? The Pictures...........the keepsakes.........the memories............so WRONG.
i think they were hordes
Hoarders yes
What a great find. So sad to see everything they worked so hard for just rotting away. Sure would be a pickers paradise!
Yes it would 😂
Amazing the stuff family members will leave behind. You are very respectful of the couple that lived here. Stuff wise went to a similar place recently. Don't think I ever stepped on the floor. Another great video.
These are the most peaceful videos. Love the music.
Thank you 😁❤️
Peaceful but sad.
its a pitty your not the first. all stuff is out off the boxes.
Clothes, glasses and personal item's get to me the most. The wife was probably the backbone of this home and when she passed i reckon her husband lost all interest in everything. It's sad when all you become is a memory. Peacocks are supposed to be unlucky in a home I'm not sure why. Looked liked kid's wooden seats with the bears faces, you skimmed past them up in the corner will have another look later.Neat explore cheers.
I don’t think they ever threw anything away! Loved all the vintage things though.
Another great video Brent ,thanks for posting a little bit about the family . For me I felt a little bit better just knowing a little bit about them . Quite enjoyable. Thanks Dale
Hey thanks Dale 👍😁
@@AbandonedUrbexCanada I think the son may have died in 2011. Age 68. I believe the owners were married in 1939. Correct?
I much appreciate your attention to detail. When you went past the piano I knew you would go back to it. Love your videos. Thank you
Thank you!
My guess is his wife died first and he just let everything go after she was gone. So sad. Great video ty
Thank you, yes the rooms were packed with stuff crazy
I guessed that too - from the packed ladies clothes upstairs - to the boots laying around... she wouldn't have put up with that!
@@dsinclairTUBE Makes sense-the lady died first.
At around 23 minute mark I saw an alarm clock I used to have, at one point the speaker on it stopped working so I wired the speaker from an old intercom unit in its place. The damn clock became a terror that could wake the dead or give you a heart attack so you could join the ranks.
Come to Utah!
Ok 😁
@@AbandonedUrbexCanada fabulous! Lmk when you come and I can show you an old abandoned movie theater and a really old abandoned sugar factory 👍🏻👍🏻
Who would have thought a roll of toilet paper🚽would be the jackpot. 😂👍 You should be able to get big💲💲for that !
It’s probably my already gone 😂 sold on the black market
Wow. It always makes me sad to see photographs strewn about. They hold memories.
I love how you care and i used to make those toilet paper chrochet covers when i was a teen 🤣🤣 and a woman, for our first 70s home!
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How sad the government just lets these houses sit , I am sure that if in the beginning they put it out there - someone would have loved to live there ! Soon the whole government as we know it , will be gone !