Extremely Decayed! - Abandoned House in New York of the Murray Family
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Just an hour outside New York City, in a quiet American neighborhood on Long Island, lies a decrepit house that hasn’t seen any occupants for over two decades. It became abandoned around the turn of the millennium after its former inhabitants, Mr. Murray and Mrs. Jane, had both passed away. Since there was no inheritance, the property was left to the fate of nature and perished progressively day by day.
The story of her previous owners is still discernible in the house today. Mr. Murray used to be an attorney in New York City, whereas Mrs. Jane was an architect and also seems to have been active in the real estate business. Furthermore, Mr. Murray found his creative outlet in painting, and we find his entire art gallery with a collection of paintings left behind.
The house is in such a battered state that it is likely to be demolished rather than saved in the future. So let me take you inside this derelict home before it will be history forever.
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Abandoned USA Series Ep. 13: Extremely Decayed! - Abandoned House in New York of the Murray Family
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The man in the picture with the paint brush is not the home owner, but a famous American painter Norman Rockwell.
Yes, was gonna say the same!!
Hi Maureno, another great video, and it's good to see you looking so well. You mentioned Remon, and I was hoping he would appear here - hopefully in your next video. You two worked so well together - happy days. Keep well and stay safe.Take care 🙂 X X
Hi Moreno, the gadget in the glass cupboard is a crumb sweeper. You would run it across the table cloth to pick up crumbs. So glad that you are safe at home and posting videos. We were very worried about you and now to learn you were 27:32 in a car accident too, wow. Look forward to seeing more of your adventure!
Grande Maureno come sempre
Bellissima questa esplorazione grande casa ma che distruzione!!sono belle queste case ricche del tempo passato 🍀🍀💪💯💯💕
Wow Remon coming!!!! Awesome. Love you guys in the U.S. 🥰🥰🥰
¡Qué lástima! Una casa espaciosa y luminosa, acaba derrumbada 😢
Y con tantas pertenencias, muebles, ropas, papeles...
¿Qué pudo pasar?
Me ha gustado especialmente el cuarto de baño, con lavabo y wc de color granate, y papel pintado metalizado en paredes. Nunca vi nada igual.
También me gustó el sillón tapizado con tela estampada que tiene como dos partes redondeadas.
Thats not him painting, its a painting of famous artist Norman Rockwell. 🙂 House is lovely in the main area but looks impoverished in the bedrooms!
The red bucket with a lid is for ice when serving drinks. The wooden handle with a brush was to clean up very small areas often crumbs from upholstery furniture.
Raleigh is an English brand and very common in the UK grim 1887 until the 1990s onwards when other brands took over the market.
It looks like a flash fire, super hot and doesn't burn everything, maybe gas fire
Hi Explomo !
It's great to see you on Saturday with Lesley
How are you Maureno?
Despite the decay, this house is amazing!! Thank you so much for this video! ❤❤ I love episode in New York!
THAT'S NOT MR. ZARIN STANDING IN THE ROOM PAINTING. IT IS NORMAN ROCKWELL, A FAMOUS AMERICAN PAINTER. IN THE KITCHEN, THE "FURNACE" IS A STOVE/OVEN COMBO.
It's a good thing U go through these abandoned places. It's like U bringing all back to life. For that thank U 😉
The picture you found by the front door with the painter in it was not the owner. The man in the picture is Norman Rockwell- he was famous for painting American life pictures. It’s hard to believe that a house like this would fall to decay, especially in that area of New York.
That one item was an ice bucket, and that other item is to sweep up crumbs off a table.
That was an old dust collector. Like a hand held little vacuum cleaner.
Wauw! Such an interesting place and a great history! I think this one really proves there are interesting places in the US to film. The torches that you saw which we actually call flashlights are sometimes used in theater productions to enhance the show. Some of the plays we did when I was teaching the kids would dance with flashlights with the lights turned down. I wonder if they were involved in something like that with their children. Those are very cheap flashlights.
The picture of the guy painting inside a house, is a print of a Norman Rockwell painting. very American.
At 20:34 the little drums are called bongos and the container with a lid was an ice bucket for chilling champagne or adding ice to drinks.
The red handled bucket is an ice bucket. That is why it was by all the glasses.
I was born in the 60's and seeing the sled in the basement brought back many memories. You could actually steer the sled by moving the grip handle.
Most of the things in the house are from the 60's - early 70's I believe.
Incredibly SAD to see the unwanted treasures of the lifetime of a family who once lived and thrived, not forgotten and decaying. Tragic
Wow the decay in this home is incredible. Even with all that decay I can imagine the home when this family lived here. Loved that chair in the living room!
It looks like people living here were very wealthy. Everything around looks expensive and good quality. I really like the house.
Guy in picture at 19:28 is Norman Rockwell - a very famous painter with one of his paintings. It is NOT the owner of the house that's for sure. It also has a price tag on it - so the owner bought his picture of Rockwell.
It makes me very angry seeing beautiful houses and nobody is interested in buying. Sad! What is wrong with the family.
I think all those torches were there because of somone living there without power. Interesting house thanks for the tour.
Lindo lugar, algunas cosas pueden restaurarse. Cuídense mucho, saludos desde Chile/ Temuco. ❤️👌
Muy bien maureno,tu trabajo muy bien como siempre, ojalá sigas aciendolo😊
I loved seeing you and Lesley together for this video. Y'all are my favorite channels. I just started watching abandoned homes a few months ago. I am 62 and have seen many abandoned homes in my lifetime. Keep filming. Love y'all!
Witam Serdecznie bardzo ładny był dom dużo pomieszczeń.Meble rzeczy i pamiątki po rodzinie szkoda zawsze nie wiadomo jakie ich lody spotkały.Natura zagarnęła ten dom Pozdrawiam Serdecznie i Dziękuję za eksploracje bardzo ciekawą i Życzę Wam Wszystkiego Najlepszego w tym Roku Zdrowia Szczęścia Pomyślności ♥️♥️♥️💐💐💐👍👍👍
I'm so jelly. I live in NYC! In my head I need friends who want to go visit abandoned homes.
I think at 43:35 it's a Picasso lithograph! Surely not original otherwise it would no longer be there!
Ice bucket
There's nothing beautiful about that awful sofa or anything else in that house. If looks like crap say it as it is.
Thank you for sharing this amazing explore 👏🙂love the chair,all the art ,it would have been a beautiful home back in the day ,sad 🙂
Hello Maureno! Very interesting history of the Family was living there. I am thinking the decayed is a lot because the roof not has maintenance for long time and the rain,snow easy go to inside of the house . It is very sad the everything finished destroyed soon. 😉😍☝💖❤
The red container with a lid was an ice bucket for the bar, which was what the cabinet with all the glasses seemed to be. The little brass gadget with a wooden handle was a crumb sweeper. When you eat in a very fancy old school restaurant, the waiter would use it to remove bread crumbs and such from the tablecloth between courses. Its very sobering to see people’s entire home and belongings just left to rot. You can’t take it with you. It’s so very true! It’s all just stuff.
Saludos desde Buenos Aires, Argentina.
I went in 2017 dec I never as cold as this in all my life
THE ART, HURTS ME, WHEN I SEE HARD WORK, JUST LEFT TO ROT!!!!!!
Great place. The item at 21:45 is an ice bucket to keep the ice frozen while serving drinks. At 22:35 that is a hand held crumb collector. You just run it over the crumbs/ashes and the wheel picks it up and puts it inside the device to be disposed of later. What on earth could they want that many flashlights (torches)? Very strange.
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The way I understand it is when stuff like this happens it's usually a dispute between family members who can't decide on what to do one is more greedier than the other only in America 🧐
Very true.
Only in America? WTF is supposed to mean? America is home to the worlds largest welfare organizations and charities.
Probate disputes are common everywhere
Eso pasa en todo el mundo 😔
C'est pareil en France ... bye bye...
HARDLY only in America!! Family homes sit abandoned everywhere on Earth for many reasons, usually because there are no living relatives and the house goes to the State and remains vacant and unsellable. Obviously you’ve never travelled in Europe and seen countless vacant abandoned homes so try not to be so judgmental and provincial.
I hope that your medical training is going well. I was a CNA in Casper Wyoming. If you don't know what a CNA is, certified nursing assistant.
Hey, thanks for the comment! It's awesome to hear from someone who has experience as a CNA. My medical training is going well so far, but it's definitely keeping me busy. How was your experience in Casper Wyoming?
Can ypu imagine all the effort to build this home and alll is lost.
Hola maureno, que decadencia y a la vez hermosa esta casa, dónde aún se deja ver a través de sus pertenencias y paredes descascarandose lo que fue alguna vez un hermoso hogar. Eso que encontraste a en el mueble con un rodillo creo se usaba para recoger migas de la mesa. Y el cubo que estaba en el suelo podría ser para hielo. Como siempre aprecio mucho tus videos . saludos y cuidate.
I live on Long Island N.Y. so it is extra cool to see ,👍when were you here if I may ask? TY
Hi Maureno! So good to see you. I didn’t know you guys got into an accident. I’m glad that you are both OK. Being as they were wealthy. If he was an attorney and she was a real estate agent in New York I would imagine that this is a case of the kids battling it out for money. It would’ve been locked and sealed and nobody is allowed to go in before the cases settled. Which makes sense for a clean refrigerator and freezer and everything else still there. Some greedy Americans. So sad. I am glad that this was in 2022. Because with the atmospheric rivers we’ve been having in the states this year. It would’ve been very hazardous for you to be here. Many people have died in New York already from the storms, so I’m glad you were here last year.
Oh most definitely, if she was buying properties in San Francisco as well they were rolling in it! Thank you for this fascinating view into their lives.💜 channe🤟🏻🥳🤗🇺🇸
Yep, that's why we are in the state we are in. 😢
Very good, touches are flash lights. Love to see you men together thank you for sharing. As always Donna
waiting for your videos guys greetings and blessings as always
Cadé as legendas?????? tudo desativadas alô é do. Brasil 🇧🇷♥️😁
Hola Dina, te aconsejo que revises en tu teléfono celular si en la rueda dentada lado derecho arriba de la pantalla en subtítulos puedes elegir la opción traducción automática, allí se desplegará una lista de idiomas y aparece el portugués. Suerte 🍀
Saludos desde Chile 🙋♀️ 🇨🇱
WOW! Amazing explore keep going the goodwork Maureno! 🔥🔥
Sinto falta do Remon neste vídeos ele parecia ser um excelente rapaz
No inheritors? And an attorney didnt make provisions for the home, how sad. Being an Attorney or Real Estate agent requires large amounts of paperwork and filing, some files may still be needed by people.
Muchas gracias Explomo, por esta nueva exploración.
Me encantó esta casa americana de Nueva York, porque a pesar de la increíble decadencia aún es posible ver la belleza pasada de este hogar e imaginar a una familia que pudo disfrutar en ese lugar de la música, el arte, los deportes y que también conoció otros países, en definitiva de eso se trata la vida, disfrutar el presente con los que amamos, conociendo lugares, porque ya vemos que lo material se convierte en polvo.
Mis favoritos de esta casa el salón con sus muebles, lámparas y pinturas hermosas y el salón con el piano, porque allí me parece que estaba el sitio donde la familia disfrutaba de sus aficiones.
Muchas gracias Maureno, por tu esfuerzo y llevarnos a conocer este lugar, gracias también a Lesley por su apoyo.
Saludos muy cariñosos para ti y Remon, que espero ver en alguna exploración en esta serie. Son los mejores. 🙋♀️🥰❤️🤩🙌💪
The brush looking thing in the cabinet was a lent roller to remove lent balls or dog hair from their suits.
Nossa meninos! como o tempo é implacável não é mesmo? a casa parecia ser linda, mas está tudo destruído.
Die emmer met deksel is om ijsblokjes in te doen 👍😁
Es encantador verlos juntos a ti Maureno y Leslie, explorando casas antiguas en Estados Unidos, es tan interesante de encontrar éstos lugares de otras décadas y personas con sus vidas sus muebles accesorios hoy día totalmente en decadencia. Gracias por el vídeo, que se encuentren muy bien saludables y salvos, esperamos saber de ti Maureno en éste año 2023.
SO sad to see such a beautiful home rotting away.
Recently subscribed to your channel. Absolutely love your videos! You are kind and respectful. I have been catching up on all videos I had missed. God Bless you both. Also Danny in Portugal was delightful to watch too. I also enjoyed this video. Watching from S.Dakota U.S.A.
The mettle thing with the roller in it was used to take lint off of there coats
مرحبا مورينو وليزلي.. فيديو جديد رائع
تحياتي لكم من العراق 🇮🇶
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Amazing abandoned place..
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The red container with the gold top is an ice bucket for drinks.
Great Explore!
Oiê...aquela latinha com o rolo é para Limpar a mesa 😜
Great vid mate ! I love me some decay 💯💯💯
Fascinating! Thanks for sharing !
Very welcome! Thank you
Hey dear Maureno, This is again an absolutely wonderful explore video about that abandoned house in New York.
Very interesting family history of the Murray family! I again loved the wonderfully formulated introduction combined with the
images and beautiful background music. Of course it was also so lovely to see Lesley in your video. - Unbelievable traces of decay
are really visible in that house, - but also behind all the deacy there were some very remarkable and nice antique pieces of furniture
visible as well! - This was an interesting and amazing explore, bro!
Thank you for sharing, peace and kindest regards from rather cold Switzerland.
You saw a Norman Rockwell in there, that was very pretty, very interesting I wish you would do more of America.. good luck in medical school 🙏🙂❤️
The bucket it a wine bucket, and yes quite a bunch of flashlight's they had, wall paper was big until the early 70's, my father use to hang it both in Kentucky and Ohio. Love your explanation:s.
Did you say Paintings 🖼️! They look more like Graffiti 😂 . I can see why no one has knocked any off. But I can say they are better than Hunter Biden’s 😅. So it’s not what know it’s who you know.
This was a nice one. You can tell the couple made a good living and provided a nice home for their children to grow up in. Seeing the books on Passover makes me think they were a religious Jewish family as well. Looking at the outside of the home, I was surprised at how expansive the interior was. I loved the layout of the house. I think the bugs you saw in the basement were indeed "Katydids" instead of crickets. I lived in Kentucky for a number of years, and we had those in our basement as well. (I hated those things! Lol) Seeing all those flashlights in there made me think they were probably used as promotional items. Perhaps for Jane's real estate company. It was nice of Lesley to help you out when you went to the lower level. Glad you didn't fall! It's good you 2 went together, I can see the wisdom in exploring in numbers, especially when the decay is that bad. This poor home probably isn't saveable anymore, and that's sad. This looks like it was a great, older home in its time. What a shame to see it go to waste. Thank you so much, Maureno, for taking us on a tour of this place. Take care and stay safe!
And can you imagine someone is paying for this house just rotting here. & they are paying $30,000 yearly property tax 🤯. Maybe try not to use so much speculation also.....
Hi Maureno and Lesley, this house is a little baffling, they apparently had money, attorney, and estate agents and landlords as well living on Long Island, but the kitchen appliances look like the 60's, and most of the furniture as well, a fire explains the condition of the papers, books and the house, it appears to be from water damage from putting out the fire. They could have been on the board of something for the Mayo clinic or raised money for them. Again, this home leaves me with a heavy heart, knowing they had children, and this is what has become of their family home. Maureno, so sorry about your accident, I am happy to see you doing well, love to Ramon and can't wait to see him. Lesley, hi to Danny. love from N.Y.
No, I am in New York and my father, born and raised in New Jersey the people of New York and New Jersey. A very friendly they’re not rude they’re not called we love everybody you’ll fit right in but you already know that.🗽🗽
Loved the screened porch. Great way to enjoy outdoor living in all weather, except NY winters, as you now know. Thanks for being careful!!
Me encanta, pero me gustaría entender la historia que tan maravillosamente cuenta, los subtítulos en español, gracias
The picture is of a famous American painter Norman Rockwell, painting one of his iconic scenes. An American would hang that picture as decoration.
That’s because there are no basements in the south because it’s so swampy. Also, there are no basements in most homes in California low, lying areas because of the earthquakes. The rest of the country pretty much has basements .
You are very perceptive you have already learned that we have perches or as we like to call them lanais in our backyard 👍🏼🗽
Found the house on Google Maps. Nice neighbourhood. Not going to say where it is, but maybe you should edit out all the personal and legal info shown in the video.
Какой ужас. И как много барахла. Хватит кровать ,стол, две - три одежды, ложка кружка тарелка кастрюля. Ну зачем так много, зачем? (москва). Хлеб и вода и хватит. Люди, зачем так много всего?
Maureno manda pouco deste frio para o Brasil esta casa 🏡 devia ser muito linda ❣️ amei ❤️
Murray Zarin's wife's name was Florence who I believed passed away first and they may have had two children who are in their 60's now. Jane was their daughter who inherited the house. The son who with Murray were the executors of Florences estate. Perhaps Jane could not afford taxes on house and abandoned it, or if there was a fire?? there was a tax lien?? in 2008.
Murray (Jr?) passed in 2020. Jane, born in 1956, is still alive.
@@jackies5481 They may have had a Murray JR i don't know, there is a Richard the son and it looks like he and Murray after Florences death deeded the house to Jane. Murray the husband of Florence you may be right passed away in 2020 IDK, bc he would be in his 90's if alive but saw he was deceased. Yes Jane was born in 1956. Looks like a mortgage was taken out in 1965? on the house and paid off in 1996.
@@carolynromero4462 I wonder if it was abandoned after the fire. Looks like with all the flashlights that and liquor bottles if young people didn’t party in it, hang out. If they left it sitting empty it would of been a magnet for young people to party. Possibly it caught fire with the young people partying there. I would think though the land would have much value being in NY!
@@Cheetoluv Sounds logical to me. I also thought when seeing all the flashlights that the house may have had electrical problems and the owner needed them when power was interrupted and which possibly ended up causing a fire. The house is in a neighborhood with nice homes. It's weird it can just sit there, in that shape unless owner is keeping it for land value like you said, but still how is it allowed to decay.
My husbands grandfathers house have been empty sens around 1975 and its not cover in cobvebs and mold inside the house. Most have be vere the house is standing.
Another great video! Stay safe!! Those color torches are flashlights 🤗
I’m very excited to see Raymond again. It’s been a long time. medical school?
Wow. I bet this was a beautiful home in its day. It seems they had children and I never understand why they didn’t sell it befriended it ended up like this. Plus the art work and furniture and pictures I could ever leave them behind. Enjoyed seeing this very much x
Morning guys that small object is for collecting crumbs off the dinning table,what a shame no one wanted this house because there was no money left,so they just didn't want anything to do with it so sad
Perhaps someone was staying in there and got a bunch of flashlights for night time. I think maybe they drank the alcohol and looked thru things. I wonder if they brought the bikes?
Beautiful. Thank you!
NOPE if there was no will, the estate would have bene wound up or the house sold to cover property tax when they got behind!
I am enjoying this time capsule immensely! You never disappoint. You always have the most amazing explores. Thank you, 🙏🏼🙏🏼👏🏼🙌🏼💯🤠🥰
The red container with the lid was an ice bucket. They usually set that on top of a bar which was where those glasses were at and the little gadget you found with the handle and you open the lid and the roller moves you roll it over surfaces like a tablecloth and pick up all the crumbs
Raleigh bikes is a famous brand in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧
Those torches you keep saying, are actually flashlights
All the flashlights and liquor bottles looks like there have been young people partying in this house at one time. Sad shape the home is in.
Se não herdeiros ou os herdeiros não tem interesse em preservar o imóvel, ele poderia ser doado para a prefeitura e seria transformado em lar de idosos ou também poderia ser uma creche... melhor do que deixar o imóvel abandonado e ser destruído pelo tempo☹
the item at 22/23 minutes I think is a crumb sweeper, I see in the comments some people think it was for removing hairs from clothes but I don't think this, crumb sweeper took crumbs off the table - the item you were not sure of prior to this item I think was an ice bucket - it was near the drinks cabinet, looked insulated and had a lid - this place certainly had some fabulous decay
It’s a little self propelled vacuum cleaner very vintage