Question ⁉️🤔 do you actually get permission from whoever the ownership is when you enter these places or is it just kind of wing it and hope nothing bad comes out of it, but also myself I'm an explorer so I just go across where I go across and check out places my curiosity is is it possible that you have been able to be able to do these videos where you can get ahold of the whoever holds the deed or what's going on and find out what it would cost to buy these houses or I've also got some other ideas of how to make some money if make sure that I have permission to go in and out and then maybe split beneficiaries equal ways so you got a good way to make money while all this stuff goes to waste I can fix something that might work out for some people could benefit in certain ways
The property was owned by Mr Charles Harding he died in 2020. He lived in Carrollton Ohio till 2008 he would spend time on the old family property he was a US navy veteran. The pole barn is packed with the same stuff as the house. The land is owned by a lady that lives in Akron area. I’m glad to see that place again I haven’t been there since Charles was alive. Nice video
thanks for sharing, im ALWAYS dying to learn about the history behind these beautiful places. this video will serve as a memory of mr charles harding and proof that this house existed. in some point of time the weight of those boxes, newspapers and things stored in that house will make the floors collapse upstairs. The kids bedroom and the other bedroom above the room with the piano will collapse very soon (if you noticed how both ceilings were sagging). the whole point of my channel is to record these structures and memories before they are lost forever without any trace.
The vehicles were family owned. The bug was his sisters. The truck by the pole barn was his. Charles had a wood burner and he would roll up sticks and newspaper for starters. A lot of the stuff from the house was put into the big barn. His great great grandfather built that place and stayed in the family I believe the lady that owns it is his daughter but it could be his younger sister I’m not sure if she is still alive. I’m going to have to plan a trip and take a look around the place one last time.
@ thanks for sharing, I’ll make sure to keep everything that you said on record since im mostly doing documentaries on every house that im recording/photographing 👍
So who lived in the in-law apartment that was abandoned in 1990? If Mr Charles lived in the main house until 2008? Or did he die in the house in 2020? Am sure he was a nice man but where did he sleep? Why would anyone let him pet his house get so trashed? This wasn’t from vandals.
I like how this young man has old school old fashioned thinking. Why else would he be interested in things like this?! If only I were well, and able-bodied, I would want to go with him, searching out old abandoned houses.
Abandoned old buildings are so cool. I never destroy things of course and love to explore and see all the beautiful wood work and ornate details. I won't even smoke in them no matter the condition when exploring. I found matchbooks from the 50s and 60s of course I grabbed them to keep but I just love looking around in awe and picturing the previous families growing up there. It is often very sad looking at the past and how they are now but hopefully more people start saving these seeing how terrible everything today is
Thanks for making this video. I imagine this was a really nice home 100 years ago. Love the wood work, fire place and built in shelving in the living room. The toilet is in that front room because originally the house was from the 1800's and didn't have indoor plumbing. So the bathroom would have been added on on the first floor with easy access to a septic tank.
I love the smell of old cars. I was a kid my friends had a neighbor who had a old car,it was probably from the forties and we had a blast sitting in the backseat of it imagining what it was like riding in it.
Cool stuff! My grampa told me we have or have had relatives around New Philadelphia, Ohio. He went up from here in Indiana to work in the Goodyear plant in Akron, Ohio in the 1920s, but got laid off and came back soon after. He kept letters from family in New Philly.
Had to come watch after reading the article you were mentioned in auto revolution. Sad to see old cars rot away. Still love to see them in any condition
Shocked, House so issolated like that & so packed.. Please take care.. What a Challenge you faced, no clear walking space at all. Was so hoping that back door would open, for have to go back thru that mess, Uck..
I can tell by the subscriber numbers that you are relatively new to the world of abandoned exploration. With that being said, giving out the exact locations of the places you explore to your "friends "? I hope you do realize it won't be only your friends who will go to these beautiful old abandoned houses or anyplace for that matter. The vandals will go and completely destroy what has been hopefully untouched for years. It's not good to give out locations. All those cars windows will be busted or shot out. Those cars are definitely vintage and beautiful to see with everything intact. So, just a little positive criticism probably a good decision not to give out your locations. Not everyone online IS your friend, and the majority of youngsters nowadays are very destructive and filled with rage. This is why other seasoned explorers donot give out their locations. Destructive behavior and rage, those two together, equals trouble. With that bit of positive advice , I would like to say thank you for taking the time to visit and video the places you go to. This particular house looks as if hoarders may have existed in that place. The toilet and tub I believe, were placed there as a means of storing them. I don't think the bathroom was initially put inside the living quarters. As may have been all that other stuff put in there to store it. Careful for snakes living amongst all that trash. Anyway, be safe and keep locations to yourself for many reasons. P€ac€ ~n~ £0¥€ ✌️
uhh i understand by what you mean but im not new to the exploration thing- ive been urban exploring for 4 1/2 years now and ive been to around 300 abandoned houses or more- what I have posted on youtube is about a small fraction compared to what ive explored so far- im mostly just a photographer, i share these spots with other photographers who are my friends in real life and who I know personally. I already know the consequences of posting locations, thus is the reason why I didn’t specifically give out a nearest town for this one (because it’s pretty easy to find on google maps). but yes, thanks for your feedback 👍
Dude coulda been exploring for a decade and u wouldn't know it. Just cus he doesn't have tons of vids n subs? Whatever bro. And for facts neither the tub nor toilet were tossed there, there was clearly bracing for a wall that was no longer there, it was a separate room, a bathroom.
Plus it's private property and he doesn't have permission to be there. A lot of people don't want people on their property because if he gets hurt he could Sue them... Now that he gave out the location people's gonna go strip that shit and still everything that's valuable there and it's gonna come back on to him
I enjoyed the video but wish you would sprnd more time exploring and examining these old appliances, cars, newspapers, paperwork, etc. There was a metal lockbox that you walked past twice. So much about a person could be shared by examining these items. Thanks for the video. BTW...I think most watch these for the historical significance and are fascinated when certain references to the old ir original homeowners are discovered.
I love old houses, so much detail to them and I like how they utilize every corner of the house for something. I sent you a friend's request on Facebook, I couldn't find you on Instagram. I would love to metal detect some of these old properties, I'll bet there are some old war relics under the ground.
The only thing about old houses bringing up to code the electrical system is a tedious and very expensive task if you hire an electrician but you can go to the hardware store Lowe's or home Depot and get some Romex and other connections including newer light switches and plugs and do-it-yourself FYI😮😊😂🎉
Looking at all the boxes labeled for fruit and other vegetables, leades me to think the family ran a vegetable/produce stand/market somewhere in the area.
It's beautiful from the outside at least. A squatter interested in it with the $$ can bring a dumpster, get rid of the trash save whatever treasures, gutt the inside and asses the damage. From there they can restore and remodel it, update it wiring and plumbing.
What an old hoard that was! Surprised you didn't fall through anywhere into the basement. Hard to believe anyone could even live in the add-on until the 1990's. Most objects looked abandoned in the early 1970's, including the cars. The barns and sheds appear newer, so it would be neat to see those.
Enjoyed your video and especially the persons name and history of the place. Speaking as a grandfather I worry for you exploring alone. You could fall into an old septic tank,roof or ceiling could cave in on you etc. Please be careful. Appreciate you.
At 16:52, the young man was trying to see if the old junk heap Volkswagon was gonna start. Please, just hang it up, you'd be lucky to find some way to haul it to the junkyard.
@@doyler4420 if you notice the tailights, they are referred to as 'snow-flakes' because of the reflector style. That bug came right after the oval window era of beetles and is just coming into a strong collectible market
Back in the 70s, my friend and I were rooting around in a dump where builders threw everything in a sinkhole, and my friend stepped through a door that had a glass and when he instinctively yanked his foot back out without using caution, it cut the Achilles tendon on the back of his foot! We found an old flannel shirt that looked clean laying out, figured the rain had hit it 100 times probably so with it being dry, I bound up his heel where the tendons were sticking out and piggy backed his big ass about a half a mile maybe not that far a 3rd. of a mile maybe until we got to a family friends house and he took us to the kids parents house and they Took over from there and got him to the hospital.
Once you reserch more often and find "1900" as construction year, you'll probably find a court house fire in that county's history. 1900 is usually chosen as an approximation based on when the land was subdivided off or when the platt was filed. Sometimes, it's based on the recollections of the then "old timers."
You deserve some credit climbing through that mess to get upstairs, most people would try once and say "hell no" when they see how congested the stairs are, you took the danger tried and succeeded, props dude thank you went out of you're say and raised getting hurt for a good video lile and old fashioned abandoned explorer would.
When he goes inside, and finds all the mess, (its depressing), if I were in control, I would have a cleanup crew come and empty out the old house, and make repairs, and then try to turn the house into a make-shift shelter, for street people. Hire cooks to serve meals, and make the bathrooms available for their showers. Have a few twin beds per room, as many as each room could hold. Some bunk beds even, if there's children.
Did you know abandoned houses and properties can be seized by individuals willing to do improvement to the property and to the home at no charge and also you can get the title with no charge no I can't say that it's going to be a fee to get the paperwork but still you can reclaim and take over any property that has been abandoned 😮😊
The house itself was gorgeous and well built and stylish for its time! So so so sad someone felt the need to fill it with senseless crap! (I know it was valued to the owner but trash to most)
Just a word of advice I would get permission before I stepped on somebody else's land... I'm telling you this from experience because I used to do the same thing you're doing right now and I got in big trouble for it when I was young... A lot of people don't want you on their property because if you get hurt it's a lawsuit... Good luck
Suggest you buy the place, tear down that house and build a smaller one in it's footprint. With a wraparound porch and detached garage to work on making a rail buggy from the VW Bug.
they were probably neatly stacked at one point then over time within the 35 year span of it being abandoned, people and critters went through there and tossed stuff around. it probably explains why theres alot of empty boxes.
Starting off with a brand new John Deere riding lawn mower, a chainsaw brand new, plenty of firewood and you can transform this property into a Showplace with very little work but a desire to save the past😮😊
Seeing concrete blocks on some of the foundation says early 1900's era home. Nobody had concrete blocks in the 1800's. The game with the colored balls setting outside you were wondering why someone hasn't taken it yet you called Croquette is pronounced Crow Kay .
😂 not sure what you’re expecting bud it’s a full tour im covering the entire house and its surroundings. just skip through the video if you’re that impatient
I have to laugh, you said you live in Pennsylvania and you hate it, well guess what so do I live in Pennsylvania also and I hate it to, it's a crummy state to live in !! nice explore. The first car that you looked at the Chevy in the woods was a 1962.
im gonna eventually move to ohio in 3-4 years. I noticed a lot of differences between ohio and pa, gas prices, wages, vehicle inspection, road safety, etc. i always gotta drive 1-3 hours to see these kinds of places so it would be nice to live closer to save money.
@@zcriix Oh! I have a friend in Pittsburgh and there it's not even as bad as where I live, LOL! You should live where I live if you want to see bad!!!! 🙃
an old hoarder odiously lived here who lived during the depressions many of those who did held onto everything instead of tossing it out just encase the system crashed again, the house most likely was abandoned after the owners died.
Do you ever catch anything paranormal when going through these houses...? Btw at the 38:44 mark right after you said "stove", i heard a faint voice. Couldn't make out what it said. It was real quick.
seem like someone was using it to dumb stuff in after it was abandoned as if the inherited and that is what they did to it sad. Almost like they ran a general store somewhere and dumbed all the old newspapers and junk there that didn't sell?
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3:06 exterior house tour
9:33 abandoned cars
15:41 volkswagon beetle
19:50 interior house tour
40:49 outro
Put this in the description
The bugs engine is in the rear
You have my respect going out of you're way, risking life limb and you're health like a good old fashioned abandoned explorer for a good video dude.
I DONT KNOW WHY I GET THUNDER STUCK BY THESE VIDEOS ! THANKS FOR POSTING ! 😳
Question ⁉️🤔 do you actually get permission from whoever the ownership is when you enter these places or is it just kind of wing it and hope nothing bad comes out of it, but also myself I'm an explorer so I just go across where I go across and check out places my curiosity is is it possible that you have been able to be able to do these videos where you can get ahold of the whoever holds the deed or what's going on and find out what it would cost to buy these houses or I've also got some other ideas of how to make some money if make sure that I have permission to go in and out and then maybe split beneficiaries equal ways so you got a good way to make money while all this stuff goes to waste I can fix something that might work out for some people could benefit in certain ways
The property was owned by Mr Charles Harding he died in 2020. He lived in Carrollton Ohio till 2008 he would spend time on the old family property he was a US navy veteran. The pole barn is packed with the same stuff as the house. The land is owned by a lady that lives in Akron area. I’m glad to see that place again I haven’t been there since Charles was alive. Nice video
thanks for sharing, im ALWAYS dying to learn about the history behind these beautiful places. this video will serve as a memory of mr charles harding and proof that this house existed. in some point of time the weight of those boxes, newspapers and things stored in that house will make the floors collapse upstairs. The kids bedroom and the other bedroom above the room with the piano will collapse very soon (if you noticed how both ceilings were sagging). the whole point of my channel is to record these structures and memories before they are lost forever without any trace.
The vehicles were family owned. The bug was his sisters. The truck by the pole barn was his. Charles had a wood burner and he would roll up sticks and newspaper for starters. A lot of the stuff from the house was put into the big barn. His great great grandfather built that place and stayed in the family I believe the lady that owns it is his daughter but it could be his younger sister I’m not sure if she is still alive. I’m going to have to plan a trip and take a look around the place one last time.
@ thanks for sharing, I’ll make sure to keep everything that you said on record since im mostly doing documentaries on every house that im recording/photographing 👍
Like it is in lowellville/ hillsville
So who lived in the in-law apartment that was abandoned in 1990? If Mr Charles lived in the main house until 2008? Or did he die in the house in 2020?
Am sure he was a nice man but where did he sleep? Why would anyone let him pet his house get so trashed? This wasn’t from vandals.
As a homebuilder I can honestly say that this house is beyond restoration.... it's just too far gone, unfortunately...so sad...😢
I like how this young man has old school old fashioned thinking.
Why else would he be interested in things like this?!
If only I were well, and able-bodied, I would want to go with him, searching out old abandoned houses.
And that is called crocket, pronounced the same as rhyming with Day.
We used to play crocket in the South, in the summer time.
Abandoned old buildings are so cool. I never destroy things of course and love to explore and see all the beautiful wood work and ornate details. I won't even smoke in them no matter the condition when exploring. I found matchbooks from the 50s and 60s of course I grabbed them to keep but I just love looking around in awe and picturing the previous families growing up there. It is often very sad looking at the past and how they are now but hopefully more people start saving these seeing how terrible everything today is
I laughed when he called it "Crockett" as in Davy Crockett😂
@@angelinasuazo5705pronounced (crow-kay) lol, I was saying the same thing when I heard him say it wrong. 😊
Thank you for sharing, I live in ohio.. I really like this place.
CRAZY HOW NATURE TAKES OVER EVERY THING LEFT UNMAINTAINED, THAT WHOLE PLACE WAS PROBABLY 100% DIFFERENT 30 YEARS AGO ! THANKS FOR THE VIDEO ! ✌
When all humans are gone the insects and animals will take over.
Thanks for making this video. I imagine this was a really nice home 100 years ago. Love the wood work, fire place and built in shelving in the living room. The toilet is in that front room because originally the house was from the 1800's and didn't have indoor plumbing. So the bathroom would have been added on on the first floor with easy access to a septic tank.
I love the smell of old cars. I was a kid my friends had a neighbor who had a old car,it was probably from the forties and we had a blast sitting in the backseat of it imagining what it was like riding in it.
Cool stuff! My grampa told me we have or have had relatives around New Philadelphia, Ohio. He went up from here in Indiana to work in the Goodyear plant in Akron, Ohio in the 1920s, but got laid off and came back soon after. He kept letters from family in New Philly.
wow! that was some explore! great documenting this house! It really was like a nightmare! Glad you were safe!
I would have loved to read what the owner wrote on the calendar on the fridge.
10:46 I LOL at your machete straw and Amazing house inside it looks like a old hoarder lived there.
😂 i used to call it a “weed wacking device”
Sorry about all the comments. I really enjoy your explores and have a few years on you! Thanks 👍
thank you! 😊
Had to come watch after reading the article you were mentioned in auto revolution. Sad to see old cars rot away. Still love to see them in any condition
Nice video!! I love these abandoned house tours!!
Stay safe😊
Why so many produce and egg crates...looks as someone's is using it for a dumping site...
Shocked, House so issolated like that & so packed.. Please take care.. What a Challenge you faced, no clear walking space at all. Was so hoping that back door would open, for have to go back thru that mess, Uck..
Nice explore, that was quite a dangerous house glad you got out with out getting hurt 😊
Love those old creepy house s, make s u wonder what went on there back in the day ❤
Awesome video!
I can tell by the subscriber numbers that you are relatively new to the world of abandoned exploration. With that being said, giving out the exact locations of the places you explore to your "friends "? I hope you do realize it won't be only your friends who will go to these beautiful old abandoned houses or anyplace for that matter. The vandals will go and completely destroy what has been hopefully untouched for years. It's not good to give out locations. All those cars windows will be busted or shot out. Those cars are definitely vintage and beautiful to see with everything intact. So, just a little positive criticism probably a good decision not to give out your locations. Not everyone online IS your friend, and the majority of youngsters nowadays are very destructive and filled with rage. This is why other seasoned explorers donot give out their locations. Destructive behavior and rage, those two together, equals trouble. With that bit of positive advice , I would like to say thank you for taking the time to visit and video the places you go to. This particular house looks as if hoarders may have existed in that place. The toilet and tub I believe, were placed there as a means of storing them. I don't think the bathroom was initially put inside the living quarters. As may have been all that other stuff put in there to store it. Careful for snakes living amongst all that trash. Anyway, be safe and keep locations to yourself for many reasons.
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uhh i understand by what you mean but im not new to the exploration thing- ive been urban exploring for 4 1/2 years now and ive been to around 300 abandoned houses or more- what I have posted on youtube is about a small fraction compared to what ive explored so far- im mostly just a photographer, i share these spots with other photographers who are my friends in real life and who I know personally. I already know the consequences of posting locations, thus is the reason why I didn’t specifically give out a nearest town for this one (because it’s pretty easy to find on google maps). but yes, thanks for your feedback 👍
Dude coulda been exploring for a decade and u wouldn't know it. Just cus he doesn't have tons of vids n subs? Whatever bro. And for facts neither the tub nor toilet were tossed there, there was clearly bracing for a wall that was no longer there, it was a separate room, a bathroom.
@@SkiffoniusDankour
Exactly. The tub and toilet were in a separate room at some point.
Plus it's private property and he doesn't have permission to be there. A lot of people don't want people on their property because if he gets hurt he could Sue them... Now that he gave out the location people's gonna go strip that shit and still everything that's valuable there and it's gonna come back on to him
Look’s like someone trashed it! I bet it was beautiful in the day! Awesome video & explore! 👍👍❤️🤘✊
Love the old enamel ware!
I spy an inchworm 😊what a beautiful house. I bet in it’s day. It was gorgeous.
I live n Ohio. Cool video. Lots of goodies n there.
Great video please be safe
MAN,,WHAT A PLACE IN TIME
Good to see you back..Love your videos 👍 Have a great Thanksgiving!
Some nice, old Chevys. American power 🇺🇸!
I enjoyed the video but wish you would sprnd more time exploring and examining these old appliances, cars, newspapers, paperwork, etc. There was a metal lockbox that you walked past twice. So much about a person could be shared by examining these items. Thanks for the video. BTW...I think most watch these for the historical significance and are fascinated when certain references to the old ir original homeowners are discovered.
For the outside mallet game don’t say Crockett, say Cro Kay
Hey kid!
Glad to see you back!
That was owned by a Hoarder , bunch of boxes news papers. I cleaned a lot of homes like this.
They don't have regular trash pickup in many homes so nowhere to put garbage?
What city is this in?
The VW bug always had the engine in the back. I owned one. That one looks like a much older model.
Southern ohio, adams county. Ohio brush creek road...old abandoned stack stone house. It's amazing
Just to let ya know bud the vw bug the engine is actually in the back. but good explore good video
looks to be around 1960 as well, dad and I rebuilt these in Tampa around 1980
Awesome video brother
Boa noite amigo chegando aqui para acompanhar seu novo trabalho muito bom um vídeo top de mais tamos junto
I love old houses, so much detail to them and I like how they utilize every corner of the house for something. I sent you a friend's request on Facebook, I couldn't find you on Instagram. I would love to metal detect some of these old properties, I'll bet there are some old war relics under the ground.
I respect that.
Hahaha, why you apologizing for not wearing gloves? Your hands,🙌, your choice 😎
The only thing about old houses bringing up to code the electrical system is a tedious and very expensive task if you hire an electrician but you can go to the hardware store Lowe's or home Depot and get some Romex and other connections including newer light switches and plugs and do-it-yourself FYI😮😊😂🎉
Looking at all the boxes labeled for fruit and other vegetables, leades me to think the family ran a vegetable/produce stand/market somewhere in the area.
It's beautiful from the outside at least.
A squatter interested in it with the $$ can bring a dumpster, get rid of the trash save whatever treasures, gutt the inside and asses the damage.
From there they can restore and remodel it, update it wiring and plumbing.
LETS CHECK IN THE POLEBARN !!!!
^^^just listen at this guy....he prolly has an orange stain around his mouth xD ohhh to be a radical.....ignorance is a virtue.
already tried that, its locked 😢
That must of been a nice house
What an old hoard that was! Surprised you didn't fall through anywhere into the basement. Hard to believe anyone could even live in the add-on until the 1990's. Most objects looked abandoned in the early 1970's, including the cars. The barns and sheds appear newer, so it would be neat to see those.
Enjoyed your video and especially the persons name and history of the place. Speaking as a grandfather I worry for you exploring alone. You could fall into an old septic tank,roof or ceiling could cave in on you etc. Please be careful. Appreciate you.
At 16:52, the young man was trying to see if the old junk heap Volkswagon was gonna start.
Please, just hang it up, you'd be lucky to find some way to haul it to the junkyard.
That's an early beetle.there are plenty of people that would restore that car
@@doyler4420 if you notice the tailights, they are referred to as 'snow-flakes' because of the reflector style. That bug came right after the oval window era of beetles and is just coming into a strong collectible market
Back in the 70s, my friend and I were rooting around in a dump where builders threw everything in a sinkhole, and my friend stepped through a door that had a glass and when he instinctively yanked his foot back out without using caution, it cut the Achilles tendon on the back of his foot! We found an old flannel shirt that looked clean laying out, figured the rain had hit it 100 times probably so with it being dry, I bound up his heel where the tendons were sticking out and piggy backed his big ass about a half a mile maybe not that far a 3rd. of a mile maybe until we got to a family friends house and he took us to the kids parents house and they Took over from there and got him to the hospital.
Get some Carharts to wear and you might beat those thorny bushes!
Once you reserch more often and find "1900" as construction year, you'll probably find a court house fire in that county's history. 1900 is usually chosen as an approximation based on when the land was subdivided off or when the platt was filed. Sometimes, it's based on the recollections of the then "old timers."
15:18--"I hate these pricks...plants." 🤣
Croquet ("cro-kay") set, not "crockett "(as in Davey Crockett!). Interesting enough to not be left out in the weather.
didnt davey invent croquet ?
I'm from northeastern ohio and never heard of this lol. what city is it in ? I loveeee seeing stuff like this!
You deserve some credit climbing through that mess to get upstairs, most people would try once and say "hell no" when they see how congested the stairs are, you took the danger tried and succeeded, props dude thank you went out of you're say and raised getting hurt for a good video lile and old fashioned abandoned explorer would.
That place has a creepy amount of freezers in it.
When he goes inside, and finds all the mess, (its depressing), if I were in control, I would have a cleanup crew come and empty out the old house, and make repairs, and then try to turn the house into a make-shift shelter, for street people.
Hire cooks to serve meals, and make the bathrooms available for their showers.
Have a few twin beds per room, as many as each room could hold.
Some bunk beds even, if there's children.
Unfortunately I think its beyond restoration.
At 12:35-36, ofcourse its not going to run!
About the only thing salvageable, would be to part it out.
Did you know abandoned houses and properties can be seized by individuals willing to do improvement to the property and to the home at no charge and also you can get the title with no charge no I can't say that it's going to be a fee to get the paperwork but still you can reclaim and take over any property that has been abandoned 😮😊
thanks! ill be planning on buying an abandoned house in ohio when i get older and restore it. your feedback is appreciated 👍
Watch out for old wells!!
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This is getting too depressing.
I'll come back later.
Can't imagine having to remove all that stuff.
How would I get to the rail line trail that you took
What part of Ohio is this. I noticed the Akron Beacon Journal newspaper.I live about 25 minutes from akron,oh.
The house itself was gorgeous and well built and stylish for its time! So so so sad someone felt the need to fill it with senseless crap! (I know it was valued to the owner but trash to most)
Call Derek from vice grip garage he'll get those cars running.
I would love to buy the land and put a tiny house on it though
Wow it's to bad all the crap in that house ruined the explore
Just a word of advice I would get permission before I stepped on somebody else's land... I'm telling you this from experience because I used to do the same thing you're doing right now and I got in big trouble for it when I was young... A lot of people don't want you on their property because if you get hurt it's a lawsuit... Good luck
Which rail trail is this off of?
Will this house ever be dumped down and will the cars ever be scrapped?
Suggest you buy the place, tear down that house and build a smaller one in it's footprint. With a wraparound porch and detached garage to work on making a rail buggy from the VW Bug.
There's a book and a tape player in the basement, if you get it working and play the tape some really cool things will happen.
What year is the bug and how many miles per gallon does it get ?
Another farmer must have used it for storage then some morons came in and tossed the crap out of it
they were probably neatly stacked at one point then over time within the 35 year span of it being abandoned, people and critters went through there and tossed stuff around. it probably explains why theres alot of empty boxes.
I was there before you were 😅😅
Starting off with a brand new John Deere riding lawn mower, a chainsaw brand new, plenty of firewood and you can transform this property into a Showplace with very little work but a desire to save the past😮😊
Poor cars Wish they could tell stories !
Also very underrated channel deserves more views !
Is that part of the greenway trail?
nope
Where at in eastern Ohio ?
Would hope he doesn't tell, he's given up enough details already.
It's too bad it sits abandoned . It be cool to own and go to get away
Seeing concrete blocks on some of the foundation says early 1900's era home. Nobody had concrete blocks in the 1800's. The game with the colored balls setting outside you were wondering why someone hasn't taken it yet you called Croquette is pronounced Crow Kay .
Cool video, but he's definitely trespassing on someone's private property
Yinz in lowelville I think
Be it or not there is a lot of items worth money.
1989 What’s the month & date on the newspaper ?
Rumor has it, hes still pulling thorns out of his legs to this day.
It took him half the video (20 minutes) just to get inside the abandoned house.
😂 not sure what you’re expecting bud it’s a full tour im covering the entire house and its surroundings. just skip through the video if you’re that impatient
Where is this at what town
40°00'12"N 80°59'50"W
124 yr old house
I have to laugh, you said you live in Pennsylvania and you hate it, well guess what so do I live in Pennsylvania also and I hate it to, it's a crummy state to live in !! nice explore. The first car that you looked at the Chevy in the woods was a 1962.
im gonna eventually move to ohio in 3-4 years. I noticed a lot of differences between ohio and pa, gas prices, wages, vehicle inspection, road safety, etc. i always gotta drive 1-3 hours to see these kinds of places so it would be nice to live closer to save money.
@@zcriix Yes you are right to move, good for you ! Where are you living in Pa ? I live near Harrisburg ....
i live in Pittsburgh 🤣
@@zcriix Oh! I have a friend in Pittsburgh and there it's not even as bad as where I live, LOL! You should live where I live if you want to see bad!!!! 🙃
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an old hoarder odiously lived here who lived during the depressions many of those who did held onto everything instead of tossing it out just encase the system crashed again, the house most likely was abandoned after the owners died.
U need to bring someone with you
Do you ever catch anything paranormal when going through these houses...?
Btw at the 38:44 mark right after you said "stove", i heard a faint voice. Couldn't make out what it said. It was real quick.
Where is it located
Genesee cream ale!! 😂
seem like someone was using it to dumb stuff in after it was abandoned as if the inherited and that is what they did to it sad. Almost like they ran a general store somewhere and dumbed all the old newspapers and junk there that didn't sell?
Whoever lived in that house did not know how to drive since most of the cars are smashed in the front lol 😂
The motor is in the back and a little girl could have busted that lime.
That's a "kro-kay" set. 😂😂
NOBODY EVER LIVED IN THAT HOUSE WITH ALL THE TRASH .NOT EVEN A HOARDER. YOU AT LEAST NEED A PATH TO GET THRU. DEFINITELY SOMEBODY'S DUMPING PLACE.😂
Nice video, knowing you dont at least have an N95 on makes my lungs hurt just by watching it. Stay safe dude, lung issues can stay with you forever.