I LOVE that old wagon! Lots of cool stuff in there. Ooohhhh! I want that Harvester tractor! If I knew who to contact, I'd offer to buy some of that stuff. Wow! Good video. I really enjoyed this.
Would you believe there was at least two more of those IH tractors around 🤔. I would love to just have one of them myself. Thank you so much Cindy. You are most welcome.
I grew up one road away from this place. Always wanted to check that place out. Had no idea all that stuff was there. Those vehicles have been sitting there my whole life until about a year ago. It's all gone now....everything torn down and removed.
Thank you so much i appreciate it. Seeing that tractor there was like icing on the cake. Would you believe me there was 2 more classic tractors on that property, it was like explorer overload.
Farmall 300 was from the '50s. The baler was probably from the '60s. The most valuable things in that barn were the timbers and the cut stone foundation. Back in the day, I'd have tried to buy it off that estate and recycle it...
So sad to see that beautiful barn being destroyed. For generations it was the center of that farm's economy. Raising dairy cattle, all the necessary equipment to farm crops to feed the herd, still there in the barn and mostly still in working condition! Wish that big barn was here, I sure could put it to good use. There was 2 tractors there, A 300 and an H in the back shed falling in on it. Many of those unwanted barns are being sold to contractors that take them down and rebuild them in Amish and other small farming communities. Better than having to pay a crew to demolish it and then haul it to a landfill.
Is it still standing? Haven't been back in a while. It is very sad that all this just left and not being used for the farming community. I do love me some IH Tractors as you can tell in the video. Thanks for watching and commenting that information, it means a lot thank you.
My goodness...can just imagine the history of this place and the hopes and dreams of the people who once called it home...indeed, so sad...great exploration for sure!
wow crazy how much stuff is left in some of these abandoned places. some my history that gets lost through the ages, luckly there are people like us top document them. keep up the great work crazy location you found, Just subbed, cant wait to watch more :)
Makes you wonder 🤔 about locations like this what history was made. If those walls could talk I would definitely listen. Thank you so much and welcome to my channel.
Old farms are awesome to explore..The stories they could tell.. That tractor looks like a M..Good little tractors but narrow front ends suck. Very nice explore..Stay safe brother
It was a 300. We had a 1947 M that I drove as a kid (11/12 years old) hauling hay bales. Instead of the coil seat spring, it just had a single piece of springy metal holding the seat. The coolest thing about it was the independent braking. You had pedals for the left AND right rear tires and a piece you could flip over to connect the two so they'd work together...the thing was super scary on hills! The thing would also really haul butt! But once you got to a certain speed, the front end would start to shake!
@@StantonsJourneys in our our area there is old Barns just left to waste away too.. once a hay day of Dairy but now just ghosts and once was... totally gut wrenching to see.
I work near there. The farm house was demolished this summer. The truck and the Camero are gone and the brush is cleaned up from around the brick house. The large barn was still there Friday but I couldn't tell if they were repairing it or just bracing it up to pull stuff out and salvage it as they dismantle it or what. There have been a bunch of vehicles and a backhoe over there last few days. For years we always assumed the brick house was abandoned too but a few years ago found out that someone was still living in it at that time.
We did explore the farm house I couple if years ago and sad to see it go. It had so much character. I was wondering when they were going to do something with this property. Sad to see I go really
@@StantonsJourneys The barn is gone now too, it was emptied and slowly dismantled so I think lots of it was salvaged. The red brick house has been mostly demolished now too.
It's a shame to see everything going to be destroyed when that barn finely caves in.. I will never understand why family don't sell everything or auction everything off .. I understand that family / kids don't want nothing to do with what parents had but what they can call a auctioneer to sell everything off or just put a free sign out front it's no different than just letting everything just go to waste.... That's my feeling about it
That was a nice old Allis-Chalmers pull type combine and Oliver grain drill! Hopefully the stuff got saved. I have old AC combines like that. Close to where I live in Indiana, there is an IH Farmall tractor with a New Idea corn picker mounted on it, the building has finally fell in
Hopefully it all got saved and my grandfather worked at International Harvester for 30 plus years. Thats, were I got my love For IH tractors from. Iam originally from Indiana myself. Thanks for sharing and watching. Have a good day.
That was a "ground driven" manure spreader. No PTO so when you engaged the chain moving the wheels made everything GO. First for horses and later in life for tractors. Probably room for 10-20 cows there, back the spreader in and shovel/pitch cow manure into the spreader and away you go to the field.
Someone that lives in the area, has kept me posted. The old farm house is gone and I believe they have started taking stuff out. Wish I knew what has to all the stuff behind. Hopefully most of.it was saved.
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Oh wow!!! Beautiful old barn....and "The stuff" left behind..incredible.
Yes it was and it was so much to take in
this was an awesome and beautiful explore was very interesting to watch thanks for sharing👍
You are always welcome
I LOVE that old wagon! Lots of cool stuff in there. Ooohhhh! I want that Harvester tractor! If I knew who to contact, I'd offer to buy some of that stuff. Wow! Good video. I really enjoyed this.
Would you believe there was at least two more of those IH tractors around 🤔. I would love to just have one of them myself. Thank you so much Cindy. You are most welcome.
That's an awesome old 🏚🚜. I liked that old Chevy truck. too. Great video! 👍
It was so much to take in. Thank you so much.
This a wonderful find! Love watching your videos. Be safe and much love
I really appreciate it thank you so much. You as well.
nice old tractor left behind and them old cars at the end . cool old place you got too see there thanks for showing us around ✌
It was so much to take in. Anytime man cheers 🍻.
@@StantonsJourneys looked like that it's difficult when there is so much left good though m8
Incredible find! All that antique equipment and in such good condition with no vandalism. Awesome video 👍
It was a lot to take in, and yes that made me happy with no vandalizing and graffiti everywhere
Awesome video Chris. Lots of antiques found on that explore.
Thank you Joe 😊. There was so much just left behind 😢.
Great video amazing experience !! We are wonderful !! Great support, thanks for sharing, See you my friend 👌👌🖖🖖🙋♂️🙋♂️
Thank you so much, and you are most welcome. Take care 🙂
Cool stuff in the barn
Wasn't expecting that much inside and it was quite overwhelming
Looks frozen in time.
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Exactly 💯
I grew up one road away from this place. Always wanted to check that place out. Had no idea all that stuff was there. Those vehicles have been sitting there my whole life until about a year ago. It's all gone now....everything torn down and removed.
I went back a month ago and was totally sad once I saw the grassy plain 😢.
This is AWESOME!!! Some of the vintage stuff in that barn is amazing!!! LOVE that incredible tractor!!! Thank you for the tour!!! :)
Thank you so much i appreciate it. Seeing that tractor there was like icing on the cake. Would you believe me there was 2 more classic tractors on that property, it was like explorer overload.
Farmall 300 was from the '50s. The baler was probably from the '60s. The most valuable things in that barn were the timbers and the cut stone foundation. Back in the day, I'd have tried to buy it off that estate and recycle it...
Hopefully they did before it was all torn down. Thanks for the information, much appreciated 👍
So sad to see that beautiful barn being destroyed. For generations it was the center of that farm's economy. Raising dairy cattle, all the necessary equipment to farm crops to feed the herd, still there in the barn and mostly still in working condition! Wish that big barn was here, I sure could put it to good use. There was 2 tractors there, A 300 and an H in the back shed falling in on it. Many of those unwanted barns are being sold to contractors that take them down and rebuild them in Amish and other small farming communities. Better than having to pay a crew to demolish it and then haul it to a landfill.
Is it still standing? Haven't been back in a while. It is very sad that all this just left and not being used for the farming community. I do love me some IH Tractors as you can tell in the video. Thanks for watching and commenting that information, it means a lot thank you.
Awesome barn contents, so sad its all just sitting there, left behind. Thanks for the adventure 👍👍 Take Care 😃
It was so much to take In, you are welcome and you as well 😀
My goodness...can just imagine the history of this place and the hopes and dreams of the people who once called it home...indeed, so sad...great exploration for sure!
Always wondered about these places and the history made. Thank you so much I appreciate it.
Glad to have found you! Keep up the great work with your videos!
Thank you and much appreciated.
wow crazy how much stuff is left in some of these abandoned places. some my history that gets lost through the ages, luckly there are people like us top document them. keep up the great work crazy location you found, Just subbed, cant wait to watch more :)
Makes you wonder 🤔 about locations like this what history was made. If those walls could talk I would definitely listen. Thank you so much and welcome to my channel.
Beautiful upload, I enjoyed watching, thanks for sharing. Greetings from Mexico
Thank you so much, really appreciate it. You are most welcome.
Old farms are awesome to explore..The stories they could tell.. That tractor looks like a M..Good little tractors but narrow front ends suck. Very nice explore..Stay safe brother
They sure are, thank you so much and you as well.
It was a 300. We had a 1947 M that I drove as a kid (11/12 years old) hauling hay bales. Instead of the coil seat spring, it just had a single piece of springy metal holding the seat. The coolest thing about it was the independent braking. You had pedals for the left AND right rear tires and a piece you could flip over to connect the two so they'd work together...the thing was super scary on hills! The thing would also really haul butt! But once you got to a certain speed, the front end would start to shake!
Tks for sharing. It is a sad thing to see and know that there is Amazing things still out there and just wasting away in time... turns my stomach.
It is very sad indeed. You are most welcome and thank you for watching
@@StantonsJourneys in our our area there is old Barns just left to waste away too.. once a hay day of Dairy but now just ghosts and once was... totally gut wrenching to see.
This is a hell of a find! the old wagon wheels! Nice!
Sadly, as of this year everything as be demolished and cleared out. Glad I got the chance to explore and document this whole area.
Love finds like this. Like frozen in time.
This area definitely warrants a investigation soon
I work near there. The farm house was demolished this summer. The truck and the Camero are gone and the brush is cleaned up from around the brick house. The large barn was still there Friday but I couldn't tell if they were repairing it or just bracing it up to pull stuff out and salvage it as they dismantle it or what. There have been a bunch of vehicles and a backhoe over there last few days. For years we always assumed the brick house was abandoned too but a few years ago found out that someone was still living in it at that time.
We did explore the farm house I couple if years ago and sad to see it go. It had so much character. I was wondering when they were going to do something with this property. Sad to see I go really
@@StantonsJourneys The barn is gone now too, it was emptied and slowly dismantled so I think lots of it was salvaged. The red brick house has been mostly demolished now too.
It's a shame to see everything going to be destroyed when that barn finely caves in.. I will never understand why family don't sell everything or auction everything off .. I understand that family / kids don't want nothing to do with what parents had but what they can call a auctioneer to sell everything off or just put a free sign out front it's no different than just letting everything just go to waste.... That's my feeling about it
Hopefully they saved some of the equipment that was left behind and i feel the same way. Thank you for watching, much appreciated.
That was a nice old Allis-Chalmers pull type combine and Oliver grain drill! Hopefully the stuff got saved. I have old AC combines like that. Close to where I live in Indiana, there is an IH Farmall tractor with a New Idea corn picker mounted on it, the building has finally fell in
Hopefully it all got saved and my grandfather worked at International Harvester for 30 plus years. Thats, were I got my love For IH tractors from. Iam originally from Indiana myself. Thanks for sharing and watching. Have a good day.
Awesome old barn. Those old wagons remind me of the ones they have on display in Cades Cove.
I loved this barn, so much history in here.
What an amazing find. Sombody should restore the chevy camaro 👌👌
Thank you and hopefully someone does.
Some very cool old stuff in that barn
It was so much to take in, everywhere you turn was something else to see 👀.
Great find and video, thanks 🙂
You are welcome and thank you 😊
That crom lens bracket that you found in the box resembles a resr tail light of a 56 chevy.
Very cool, I love finding stuff like this.
THANK YOU for sharing this video
Your welcome
Nice exploration! I like the tractor 3:30
Thank you and my reaction was priceless. Love these old tractors
Wow you are not kidding lots of stuff left behind even a tractor
It was so much to take in
I would love to have this in my barn...and I'd be using them. Any idea if these are for sale?
Sadly the whole property as been leveled this past summer. I went to try to update and it's all gone
I would hope that much of the stuff could have been removed, but who knows!@@StantonsJourneys
That was a "ground driven" manure spreader. No PTO so when you engaged the chain moving the wheels made everything GO. First for horses and later in life for tractors. Probably room for 10-20 cows there, back the spreader in and shovel/pitch cow manure into the spreader and away you go to the field.
Very interesting and thank you for sharing this information it really helps thank you 😊
I'd love to own that Mccormick baler ac all crop combine and gravity wagon and hay rake on that barn floor
Thank you for telling me what that was, I really appreciate it!
See you over at adzey s place
Thank you much appreciated 👊
Wonderful find
Thank you so much
That was a manure spreader.
Thank you for sharing that information
Enjoyed guys
Thank you
Great new upload.👍👍👌You must have a great week and hopefully, get time for a mother great video 😎LIKE LIKE ✔✔
Thank you so much and have another video coming out today actually. You have a great week as well .
@@StantonsJourneys cool that's great news I am subscribed to you so will look out thx man greetings from South Africa
@@StantonsJourneys In south Africa finding abandoned barn like that you will never find the goods inside still lol
👀 Wow, this is incredible! 😮 Love how you guys explore and discover all the hidden gems in abandoned places! 🙌 Wishing you a great weekend, lads! 🤙
Thanks so much!! Glad you enjoyed it. Love finding those hidden gems. Hope you had a good weekend too.
Wish my barn looked that good.
Sadly, it has been demolished and cleared as of this year
That's sad did the equipment get saved
Cool video bro 😁
Thank you Tom 😊
What’s the address LOL 😂
Lmao 🤣
That is interesting 🤔
Thank you
Nice jobs Chris!
Thank you Josh
Place for sale?
I don't believe so, hopefully I can give you all an update soon.
@@StantonsJourneys be cool to own that old barn
@@FarmallFanatic yes it would
Love to find some old horse equipment
can't believe how much was left behind myself.
@@StantonsJourneys you need to find some one who only them you can get it all
I do photography of old abandoned buildings in Ohio could u tell me where this is located some I'd love to get a few pics of it and all its glory
I don't remember exactly were my friend found it. Sorry 😞
Have places you could photograph around me, so if you want I can show you sometime
@@StantonsJourneys that would be awesome
@@freebis455 just let me know or message me on my Instagram page to reach me
@@StantonsJourneys what's your insta I cant find it
Nice
Thank you
Dang Id love to know who owns this Im interested in saving all that. 300, 45 mcCormick baler that case combine
Someone that lives in the area, has kept me posted. The old farm house is gone and I believe they have started taking stuff out. Wish I knew what has to all the stuff behind. Hopefully most of.it was saved.
Where was this barn located
In Ohio
Manure spreader & looks like a Farmall Super C.
I love me a farmall, and I appreciate the feedback, thank you