Florida Roadside Attractions & Abandoned Places - FORGOTTEN DAIRY FARM & COFFIN EXPOSED In Cemetery

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  • Опубликовано: 6 янв 2025

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  • @cindypowel7517
    @cindypowel7517 Год назад +12

    The brave Tampa Jay, walking into snake infested grasses & Leatherfaces territory. The Brown house was beautiful. Truly an amazing man who gave much to many & it's always interesting to see the resting places of folks from time past. As always thx 4 taking us all along on your adventures

  • @jacksartin7173
    @jacksartin7173 5 месяцев назад +1

    That room with the glass bowl is the milk room there would have been a cold storage tank in there

  • @davidfergeson4403
    @davidfergeson4403 Год назад +6

    It is so fascinating to think of these relics when they were brand new, what they looked like, who were these people and what life was like for them.

  • @kimberlylyerly2207
    @kimberlylyerly2207 Год назад +5

    Please be careful, Jay! 🙏
    That house is absolutely gorgeous. What a talented man, Mr. Brown was.
    Thank you for sharing your adventures with us today. 😊
    Hugs and God bless 🤗🙌
    I can't believe that town is not taking better care of that cemetery. 😢

  • @jacksartin7173
    @jacksartin7173 5 месяцев назад +1

    That’s a dairy farm, the room in front is a feed room. Milk went through the stainless steel pipes over the head catch

  • @johnSirpaints
    @johnSirpaints Год назад

    Thanks for showing this forgotten cemetary. It's sad to see the forgotten nature of some cemetaries. Nice that you show this and ask for help to locate the parties responsible and hopefully bring awareness and some resolution to the condition of these long forgotten burial sites. I love your show and particularly like the abandoned buildings and deserted towns along the way here in Florida. Good work that you do!

  • @brendacarter3714
    @brendacarter3714 Год назад +2

    You hit a GEM on this one. Great vlog as always.

  • @JohnKelly2
    @JohnKelly2 Год назад +4

    That was a dairy. That was a place to milk cows. The "showers" were part of the system to pump the milk to the front building with the padlocked door. It was refrigerated. I'm pretty sure the room you called a lab was where they made cheese. I have some relatives who own a dairy farm.
    Get you some snake gaiters for your tall grass excursions.

  • @denise6510
    @denise6510 Год назад +1

    Love watching these things keep it up

  • @sharonsiegrist7183
    @sharonsiegrist7183 Год назад +3

    Thank you Jay! Sad to see a cemetery like this. It's full of historical and ground breaking (no pun intended) people. To come from slavery and become a community leader! Truly wonderful and amazing. That farm! Jay I can't believe you opened that fridge. Yuck!!!

    • @TampaJay
      @TampaJay  Год назад +1

      Thank you Sharon I just love history and sharing it with you and everyone, just had to open it haha

  • @eugenedimitrov
    @eugenedimitrov Год назад

    Hey Jay! What's up? Another sick forgotten places series video!!!

  • @iowadarkride
    @iowadarkride Год назад +1

    lol, those are just feed bunks for cattle. The silage was stored in the silo and then emptied into the feed bunks for the cattle to eat out of.

    • @bonnierackliff4686
      @bonnierackliff4686 2 месяца назад

      Thanks, Jay for taking us along on this adventure today. Great amount of history, I love it. I do hope the historical Society will do something about that cemetery. It breaks my heart too.😢❤

  • @kellyparrish-w2r
    @kellyparrish-w2r 5 месяцев назад

    THANKS JAY, it's a shame the city don't take care of the cemetery.

  • @Adamomart
    @Adamomart Год назад

    really cool location. Bonus with the old time record player footage.👍

  • @dennisud
    @dennisud Год назад +1

    I hope you contact the Historic society so they can send the message to the right group on that cemetaries broken and overgrown areas! Great video if the various Polk County areas. I love this county I retired in.

  • @leearmstrong2743
    @leearmstrong2743 Год назад +1

    Mornin Jay!! Love the abandoned videos!!

  • @CC-kg8ce
    @CC-kg8ce Год назад +1

    Absolutely incredible from start to finish. Really appreciate your hard work bringing us such interesting destinations.

    • @TampaJay
      @TampaJay  Год назад +2

      Thank you so much that means a lot to me. I appreciate you watching.

  • @RiseFromTheDead
    @RiseFromTheDead Год назад +1

    History is wild mannnn. You can literally stand in it. I always have these weird epiphany moments when I'm somewhere filled with it. I picture the past in my head and it blows my mindd. Much love

  • @charlesroberts6965
    @charlesroberts6965 Год назад +1

    Awesome to see these old places and the stories they could tell...many lives I bet were involved in its success over the decades. Absolutely awesome to see and my favorites of your content and it's great for you to save these snip its in history.

  • @MRNBricks
    @MRNBricks Год назад +1

    If you’re gonna be walking through brush like that, but dog tick/flea collars around your ankles on top of your shoes. It’ll keep most of the nasties away.

  • @susan7204
    @susan7204 Год назад +1

    Jay, I would just bring a weed wacker out & do it yourself or email the county to find out. 😀 It's probably the county that's suppose to do it or city of Bartow.

  • @Shelly-in-Tampa
    @Shelly-in-Tampa Год назад +1

    Be careful yes! I hope you always tell someone where you go. I know I am a mom! Did you know where we live was once rattlesnake territory. Now it is not. Saltshack Hula Bay area. Rattlesnakes, things to fall on you, wild animals. I pray you are always safe. So cool to see these adventures but not at the expense of you.

  • @thetbird69
    @thetbird69 Год назад +1

    That's an old dairy shack, I've worked in a few slaughter houses there's not any equipment for that there. The record player may even be related to the wives tale of cattle produce more or better milk when listening to music. I guess you could call it moosic.

    • @TampaJay
      @TampaJay  Год назад

      Haha I see what you did there

  • @juliogonzales5441
    @juliogonzales5441 Год назад

    Be safe 🙏 my friend....thanks Mr Jay

  • @MiamisburgJay
    @MiamisburgJay 3 месяца назад

    Thanks Jay for more of your adventures :) You sure do go back into areas that would be more scary then a Haunt if it were dark... just saying... have a great one

  • @garfixit
    @garfixit Год назад

    Awesome

  • @Sandra-KayeSmith
    @Sandra-KayeSmith 3 месяца назад

    It's a dairy farm, not a slaughter house. Also the 2nd barn you went it was for the horses that rounded up the cows. Also where they would put the baby calves. My daddy worked on dairies all my life. The auger fed the feed trough.

  • @robatruth13
    @robatruth13 Год назад

    These are my type of videos..Loved it..great job

  • @charleslankford
    @charleslankford 5 месяцев назад

    Hello Jay thanks for the videos the dairy you visited was known as a flat barn the room you were in that you called a laboratory was the milk room the glass jug is the receiving jug where the milk went through before going to the milk tank which then was cooled down to around 37 degrees and then a truck and trailer would pick the milk up and take it to a processing plant they don't test the milk for bacteria and process it on the farm

  • @briangilliver2197
    @briangilliver2197 Год назад

    A nice respectful vid of this house and cemetery, ( look close to your car )

  • @SusanF-v5i
    @SusanF-v5i Год назад

    in joy that more history jay miss sue

    • @SusanF-v5i
      @SusanF-v5i Год назад

      Thank you Jay I really like that I enjoy history

    • @SusanF-v5i
      @SusanF-v5i Год назад

      And thank you for the heart

  • @jayweiss4378
    @jayweiss4378 Год назад +1

    Jay, you need to hit the road with Woo and go see some baseball across the US! He’s in Detroit now👍🏻 ….show you’re a Tampa fan by seeing them away from home a little ha ha

    • @TampaJay
      @TampaJay  Год назад +2

      I’ve seen the Rays on the road in New York (both teams ) + Boston and Chicago, the last two years. If I didn’t work 40 hours a day, five days a week, I’d have more time to do a lot of things that I would like to do.

  • @reddragon8198
    @reddragon8198 Год назад

    Well said ending

  • @thereviewroom3001
    @thereviewroom3001 Год назад

    Hey Jay, awesome video. Hey Man, just be careful going to places like this all by yourself. Might be a good idea to take a friend so you have someone with you. Want you to be safe bro!! God Bless!

  • @centraltexashomestead-mike4956

    Hey Jay watch out for snakes!! Could be someone living there. Looks like a dairy farm.

  • @rmartin2819
    @rmartin2819 Год назад

    What great history! Thank you for sharing and being respectful of the people and the community. ❤👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 How did you find all of these places?

  • @bjornemccomb8262
    @bjornemccomb8262 Год назад +1

    I follow a RUclipsr called FrankoTV and he’s a resident of Orlando but now travels in Argentina/Peru, take a look at his graveyard videos, you’ll be stunned to see the state of those graves! This place is immaculate in comparison.

    • @naybur74
      @naybur74 Год назад +1

      i watch Fank as well...been a while though...like him better in Florida.

    • @bjornemccomb8262
      @bjornemccomb8262 Год назад

      @@naybur74 his South America travels are insane and very dangerous! He also has his Frankotravels too!

  • @jacobkrug
    @jacobkrug Год назад

    cool videos keep up the good work my friend

  • @sandyb.5287
    @sandyb.5287 Год назад

    Unfortunately no one from the cemetery can touch some of the graves if there are no family left… it is all about the paperwork. It is very sad but all cemeteries are like this that is why so many old graves just fall apart…

  • @joangravel2436
    @joangravel2436 Год назад

    Thanks for video

  • @eugenedimitrov
    @eugenedimitrov Год назад

    Always be careful by the way!

  • @revellebahbah
    @revellebahbah Год назад

    Hi I the area polk county and i am looking who post to be over that land . I a found this Evergreen Cemetery is a historic African American cemetery in Bartow, Florida. In 2014, the city commission passed a resolution to acquire the cemetery through eminent domain. No owner was reportedly known and the historic character and deteriorating condition of the cemetery were listed.Jun 17, 2023 . Also that believe and not 100% that plokcounty clerk of courts that in bartow office witch should close bye there,
    Also to you can online find a grave ,con

  • @JK-dp6ye
    @JK-dp6ye Год назад

    Amazing video as always and you've become one of my favorite youtubers. You do great at mixing it up with content as well. As for the cemetery, not to blackpilll, but, African American cemeteries are constantly facing these situations. Tbh 💯 honest as this isn't pc these days, but they treat their own the same in death as in life (how many times has the news reported a shooting at a funeral for example, I can think of plenty).....you should see the Sanford one for example and it has l endless community attempts to fix just as endless community attempts to help crime areas from the endless black on black crime Nationwide. Nothing changes....never. It's only outside community members that think they'll change it, but it goes right back as soon as they leave. Seen it from other States to ours endlessly. But your heart is in the right place, but just like the development with that farm...it's unavoidable sadly.

  • @kathygaber3801
    @kathygaber3801 Год назад

    Ticks!

  • @andrew9142
    @andrew9142 Год назад

    This should be a filming location for a horror movie….Where in FL is this? There are plenty of “abandoned” farm houses in Apopka that are slowly turning into subdivisions sooner then later

  • @georgebelinski6057
    @georgebelinski6057 Год назад

    Were you in Lakeland?

  • @J-dn1tv
    @J-dn1tv Год назад

    Jay- are you ever worried that you may approach any of these abandoned sites and encounter snakes, stray animals or homeless people living there??

  • @kevinsandells9933
    @kevinsandells9933 Год назад

    That there is an old dairy farm.

  • @reddragon8198
    @reddragon8198 Год назад

    Watch out for poison ivy poison oak your brave

  • @BecomeConsciousNow
    @BecomeConsciousNow Год назад

    Everything happens for a reason Jay. Everything is ment to be good and bad.

  • @KrisYoung-l6e
    @KrisYoung-l6e Год назад

    You have to prime the pump , pour water in top then start pumping the handle to get it to work..otherwise you wasteing your time,,,😂

  • @dawndeany9645
    @dawndeany9645 Год назад +2

    Snake 🐍 be thee need watch out

  • @reddragon8198
    @reddragon8198 Год назад

    The really should maintain the graves better then that disrespectful

  • @1windancer
    @1windancer Год назад +1

    Old dairy barn.

  • @KrisYoung-l6e
    @KrisYoung-l6e Год назад

    Old dairy farm, milking shed

  • @lionsmother3888
    @lionsmother3888 Год назад

    Definitely dairy

  • @73beetle19
    @73beetle19 Год назад

    The cemetery is owned by someone that is making money on selling plots so they should be cleaning up the cemeteries.

  • @naybur74
    @naybur74 Год назад

    sadly the more underkept grave yards are from the black community, lack of finds are probably the reason, over the years the undertaking belonging to some ones stops happening and this start to go into disrepair, very sad indeed.

  • @davidarthur7721
    @davidarthur7721 Год назад +2

    Jay, why dont you donate your time to clean up the cementary? You seem to waste lots of money on Professional Baseball games that would go to a good use at this cementary.