Urbex: Cute ABANDONED House
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Another abandoned house I explored in the summer of 2012. The people who abandoned this house didn't leave anything behind to give any clues as to how long it was abandoned. Unfortunately, while exploring, I noticed it has fallen victim to some vandalism and copper thieves.
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All these old abandoned houses make me sad I live in a house over 100 years old and most of them are beautiful a shame to see them a waste
I would have loved to save those cabinets and some of those chairs too... I know it's a bad thing to take from abandoned houses but I only did that with the brick house, I just couldn't let those books go to waste... I saved a few cabinets too.. found uses for pretty much everything I saved. Most importantly, there wasn't much left, the family came and cleaned it out after the woman died... It was pretty much the only time I actually put a LOT of effort into learning the history, I learned from a few locals and someone who knew the lady that lived there... What I learned was, she was from California, her and her husband were both doctors, and from what I understood.. they were probably the third owners of the house.. the house was built in the 1840's as a log cabin and by 1860 it was converted to the brick mansion and until the late 90's it was lived in but it's hard to say because it was all ready starting to fall into ruin.. the windows were breaking not by vandals but from the shifting of the building.. there was no wiring on the first floor.. the majority of it was the tubing.. forgot what it was called.. but it was confined to the upstairs apparently, the first floor had extension cords running from the second floor.. it had a HUGE stove in the kitchen.. 3 shelves built in on the left side and 4 large burners... not sure if it was gas or what.. but it was beautiful... I managed to take photos of it the last time I was in there... but in 2017... in 2018, I didn't stay inside long because it was even worse condition... someone cut out the second floor window and went in but the floor was sinking down further.. I was inside for like 2 minutes and my heart was racing and I felt nervous.. when I did it in 2017, I didn't get that feeling until I climbed the stairs to the second floor and could see the outside through cracks in the walls... but the bathroom had one of those vintage sinks.. wide basin on top and narrow footing (Whatever you called it) it was pretty cute.. had 2 shutters in the bathtub.. I think it had like 4 bedrooms on the second floor, two living rooms.. 3 fire places.. one on the left side and 2 on the right side.. someone got smart and stuffed a tree log into the right side holding the floor up but the left side the floor sunk down in the middle but the cement or stone supports underneath held up parts of the floor... I don't know how much water was in the basement but it was enough to cover up some of the trash thrown down there... before the main staircase was gone, there was the steps leading into the basement, they were gone and likely covered by boxes that people took from upstairs and tossed down in.. along with lots of records and any furniture they could push into the basement... People have thanked me for taking photos of the place and many people say I'm doing good by preserving history... but I'm just a novice photographer.. I am on DeviantArt where I post my photos.. since I'm confined to Vermont, I get mostly photos in Southern Vermont and where ever I go with someone... Sometimes going to New Hampshire.. My DeviantART name is TheGreatWiseAss and my photos are usually under the name Another Beautiful Day in Vermont... there's a ton of them.. well over 10,000 now... probably closer to 13,000 or 14,000 photos... lost count
i'm in london ontario, i know where this house is!
What a doll house this must have been. Cubbies and Closets and Character, this house is CUTE!!! I love the kitchen!! And such a great location.
SadieBeast My exact thoughts.The closets and that kitchen was enough for me to fall in love with it.
SadieBeast new kitchen cabinets and some remodeling fantastic home Bannisters on the stairs
Lovely house with beautiful wood doors & floors. Hope a family moves in!
Just echoing an earlier suggestion: you can get dates from more than calendars. I know they may not be the most accurate when it comes to date last inhabited, but any years on the electronics and food containers can at least give a general idea. Judging by the fairly modern compact printer, I estimate this property was abandoned sometime in the 2000s. With the apparent VCR, late 90s at the earliest. P.S., vandals make me livid and sad. :( How would THEY like it if someone went in their house and tore their stuff up?!
House-found. Families-lost. ~Makes one think about what we'll leave behind when we're gone. An old broken chair tells no tales. Someone served up meals from that kitchen. :)
I love your videos, I get nervous when you go into basements, and stay tense all the while! lol! great work!
I'm just wondering if that small room on the second floor was intended to be a nursery. It looked like it was just big enough for a crib and a changing table. Also, the cinderblocks and the holes right behind them suggest that someone tried to put in a wood burning stove. The path of the holes appear to lead to the chimney.
I'm curious...as of January 2015, is this house still standing? I've been thinking about buying a piece of property and building a house rather than buying an existing house and I love the floor plan of this one. I would definitely add another room and bathroom up top but the floor plan is beautiful. As for the "odd" room upstairs, I'm kinda of old lol and I've known people who've lived in houses with little rooms like this and they always kept large bureau's in there for the bedding, sheets, pillows, spreads and other things you need. They didn't have washers and dryers for the most part so they kept a lot of bedding, especially in places where it got so cold at night - extra blankets. Also storing things you dont need as often but would be too incovenient to put in the attic such as a step stool to get into the top of the closets. They would put a tension rod across the door with a curtain on it to hide their stuff :) I would close it off and make it the closet for the master bedroom and turn that huge walk-in closet as the bathroom. But I'd like to know if it is still standing...
Sorry, I don't know as I haven't been by the house since nor do I frequent that area.
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Obviously a craftsman style house which were mostly built between 1915 and the '30s. Those doors alone are worth a fair amount at auctions.
RE cylinder blocks & hole in wall, bet they had a stove there..
i like this house soooo much. i want that pink room for me and that big ole kitchen. ..so cool. i love all these ole beauties! why dont people use em for SOMETHING....homeless people! art centers...something...its soo sad to lose em after sooo long.
A house with no calendar or any kind of paperwork that had a date on it, that's rare!!
This was one of the best "house" videos of yours. I love this house's floor plan. It seems that back in the 1940's on up to about the early 1960's, they made closets and rooms quite spacious, on the most part. Another brilliant narration and filming! Thank you for your continue patronage in the video posting format! :-)
I appreciate your continued viewership and kind words, Alex. Thank you so much. :)
You're most welcome, Tiki. I have been playing catch up on your videos as I have not been able to get on RUclips much for a few weeks until lately.
she should have checked the furnace or water heater labels for inspection dates that would give her a clue for last date they where used
I admire your bravery, I couldnt imagine exploring alone..there are plenty of those scary farm houses in eastern Colorado..even in the daytime I would be creeped out..Stay safe Tiki
Everytime I see kids toys left behind it makes me sad for some reason.💔
I must agree with your conclusion: This would be a nice house if it were fixed up, and I think it is certainly possible to do it. Too bad it was vandalized; it seems in pretty good shape, all things considered. I like your narration; it sounds very natural. You hold the camera pretty steady, too. Thanks for the explore!
Also sadly, some idiot ripped off all those tiles on the ceiling upstairs. That could not have happened itself and the good condition of the underlying frame shows this. One can see a piece stuck under a nail which leads me to believe they were all torn off maliciously.
might be a foreclosure and they destroyed the house so no one else would live again
mabey somebody died in there but be brave
looks very salvageable to me, good floors, lots of closet space, lots of windows and light coming, loved the kitchen and the views
Good morning, Pam! A neat house with an, um, interesting floor plan. I agree with others about the cinder blocks probably supporting a wood stove. And I wonder if that long, slim cabinet on the left in the kitchen once supported a fold-down ironing board? This house seems to be one of the nicest places in terms of imagining fixing it up and living in it. What a variety of locations you've explored! Thanks again.
Well thought out and designed house. The wallpaper is 1990s.
I always wonder why houses like this beauty are left abandoned. Very odd.
I am now addicted to your vids!
By the looks on Street view this lovely house was already abandoned in 2009. It was in a better shape though and even had some flowers in the front garden... Nice vid.
What a cute little house. Are oil tanks common in Canada?
Yes, especially in the farms as there is no natural gas out there. Their furnaces are oil-fired and have tanks to hold heating oil.
THIS is the kind of ol house I'd love to live in. Did you see how nice the kichen cabinets were? They snapped closed greatly even though. Whoever did the counters and cabinets put some Love into their work!
Also wasn't that some kind of leafy vegetable outside the basement door
the huge drawers in the kitchen with two handle pulls, any idea what these were for? love ur videos. U do a wonderful job
Amazing the compressor wasn't nicked..
I think the brick was to set the wood stove on in the front room. Also at 5:15 the wall used to hold an ironing board it would fold up in the wall and had a place for the iron. We had this in our kitchen in the 50's.. I was hoping to see Kevin Cosner in the corn when you first showed up.Love the oak floors.
its a shame that super soaker is broke in half, those originals are worth like 400 bucks these days lol. do you ever pick stuff you find ? or take cool stuff you find?
No, I never take anything except video.
I didn't think so, I think I have watched ever one of your videos tonight, you have been to some very interesting places and some spooky ones too!
What a pleasant house! Thanks for sharing your explore. You always do a great job!
That could be a real nice house, after fixing up.. Can never see the fun out of vandals destruction..
The cylinder blocks, most likely where they had a wood stove..
LOL, just thought, 'love the built ins', just before you commented ..
Thank you so much for this ..
Tiki, when you were in the kitchen and opening the cupboards, did you have to press a small button at the top of the handle? if so, those are "ship's cupboards" all the rage in the 40's which would probably mean the kitchen was redone then, 'cause the house looks older than that.
Tiki do you ever get scared in any of these houses? Especially the dark basements? Have you ever gotten caught by anyone going into these places? Sorry about all the questions but I love these videos and would love to do this myself but I am chicken.
That old house would be a nice project work..With all them holes would take a few buckets of "spacker" and some dry wall patch..Lots of winders in need of replacement..Scrape them walls and slap some paint..
It's a stretch from where I am but nice enough to rework. Shame it has most functions and is empty.
This house looks to be built before 1900. The stone foundation is a giveaway
Beautiful hard wood doors and floors..:/
its actually a hole left by the shelf that has been ripped out of the wall..you can see the shelf at 1:55 :)
Cute house with nice large closets. Like the property, too.
has anyone ever contacted you saying that they used to live their a long time ago and it was sad to see the house was in such bad shape? just curious?
enjoying your vids!!
Thanks! Yes, I have had a couple :)
love your video hope you got more COMMING
Lovely house is it still left abandoned what a waste
If u cant find dates look for the dates on products or food
I've been fortunate enough to not yet encounter a tick or other bugs.
1:30 Poor that hugger ceiling fan! I hate it if treat that fan in this way!
Yeah... Huggers were popular back then and now everyone want's modern designs...
"In the arms of te angel"...
I agree. Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
You can sure hear that Pratt & Whitney radial engine on that airplane at 4:40.& 6:20. Were they crop dusting that corn field when you were there? Or an airport near by?
Despite vandalism, this house seems like it could be fixed and inhabitated.
The house looks like it was built in the 1920s. The closet's and the door in the basement. I noticed no laundry area and wonder if they first room in the basement was
used for the wasjer & dryer. The staircase was curved and narrow. Reminds me of a house I lived in as a teenager but in town.
Looks like it but...lath and plaster was used up to WWII, then wall/plaster board came into use. This house seems to be all wallboard. The house does look much older though, an enigma to be sure.
Its so sad seeing what was left of peoples lives left lying on the floor, deep down I hope they moved on to happier and better things .Love your vids. keep them coming but BE CAREFUL and STAY SAFE :)
A couch or a table in the area of the access to the attic.
This is a nice home, I hate to see were people vandalize these home's sad!!!
So much respect for what you do and the way you do it.
Welcome back my friend. You were missed. Charlie
Awesome! :)
Little room could be a sewing room✂
2:11 I wonder if that was a "dumb waiter" or a laundry chute..
It does have potential
This is the house that screams 1990s...
Deve ter sido uma linda casa
Early 1900's possibly 1910
Video!👍✌
Nice house
all the windows smashed out, makes for a nice breeze,lol..