This was beautifully done, and a treat for the eyes. I loved it! They often leave building sets to decay because it is cheaper than transporting and trying to store them. The two prop buildings had to be up to code because people worked in them all day. The two prop buildings were great, the first was where props were organized by scene, and brought out as needed. The bigger one was the prop shop, where they would repair broken props, and make new ones they hadn’t made in advance. I love things like this, but man they left a lot of props behind. The thing you were thinking might have been a guillotine was a set of stocks, locked the head and hands in place so people could pelt you with rotting vegetables and dung...not much fun.Thanks Robb, you and Kristy stay safe.🖤🇨🇦
Fox 21 Television Studios and the production crew donated more than $200,000 worth of set materials to the city of Shreveport. The donation went towards the city’s efforts to repurpose an abandoned community center into an environmentally sustainable aquarium.
It was 1692 that the witch trials were killed. 19 people were put to their deaths one was crushed to death, his name was Guiles Corey. The rest were all hang
OMG! You are just so talented! It's such a treat to have TWO videos in one week...no wait...THREE! Thank you for a real treat during this crazy time in the world. Glad to hear that you are doing well. We in western Australia are hanging in there too. Love you guys! xx
This is the best SALEM abandoned filming location i have ever seen ,,,,,,,,,,,RNK ALL DAY well ....well done....i recycle wood for planters bird boxes etc ,,,to let all that wood go to waste is killing me..
What’s up my good man I hope you’re staying safe out there with this crazy virus everywhere just wanted to stop and give you a shout out I plan on catching up on your videos when I get home tonight Keep jamming them out your channel is awesome and hope to meet up again sometime soon and get into something else it was fun hanging out and thank you for the shout out on the boxing video I appreciate you 💯😎☝️ Killer spot !
This is AWESOME! - I Love behind the scenes from TV shows and Movies. Thanks so much for doing this Video, and showing clips from the actual show as you were doing the explore; that added so much to it. PLEASE PLEASE do More of this type of Explore! If you could find more abandoned Filming Locations, I will be the First one to watch!! Totally Awesome!! THANK YOU!!
Loved the scenes from the show that correlated to the sets...very good! That was a very large area....too bad the show's head honcho left the set to rot and not tear it down.
Awesome explore. I never watched the show, but the set looks really cool. Everytime I see places like this I think about how sweet it would be to buy up one of these old abandoned sets and have my own "town"
The Salty Explorer you would have to put in a lot of effort to safeguard it to last, but it really would be cool...put on proper robes and walls, insulate, and gradually finish the insides... there are people who would rent, or you could fill it with your ideal set of artisans, it would be awesome.🖤🇨🇦
Another great location! The poor lighting worked well because it made it a little darker and it fit the witch theme very well. I think the real Salem witch trials were in the 1600s, but I'm not 100% sure. The room with all the old style lights was great too.
This is one of your best videos yet! Excellent work interlacing scenes from the show into your video. The drone shots in the clouds were superb! The brass lantern at 13:00 is a kerosene ship's anchor lantern. The reason it looked out of place is because it was. These were used in the 1900's, not in 1692 when the witch trials took place. If this was used on the show, it was indeed a technical error. But most movies and TV shows have those! Great video, very well done and presented! Enjoyed it very much!
Great post as always I'm digging it I was I was waiting for that fire beat to come in but it'll work hey man keep it poppin I love what you're doing I'm digging this post absolutely super tight thank you
So ERIE, rolling fog and low clouds in those drone shots must have made it even harder to get them. All of the props were to be auctioned 3/17/17, there must have been some items that didn't get bid on or were left behind, very interesting. The façades are so detailed I felt transported to that place in time, you did an awesome job on this explore, so fascinating. Did you have to cross over the water to get to the place where you filmed? Agree very dangerous and sketchy. AWESOME RnK thanks for this one for sure!!! 🗿🗿🗿
The opening drone footage for this video was off the hook! Watched both your and Josh's video is this location and really appreciated the details you found vs Josh. Liked his video as well he really got into some of the sketchy buildings.
interesting explore, great job adding actual scenes mixed in. Shame they didnt bother to clean up after they were done, basically probably didnt want to pay for demo. Surprised alot of props left, someone could sell them, theres got to be collectors out there if not from the show, people who want items like that for decor. Thanks for taking us along.
Peaches they robably stipulated in the contract for land use that the landholder carries responsibility for removal of the hard set. There was an auction of props in , I think it was 1917, but it appears some props were abandoned. Those too would belong to the landholder...maybe he rents to larpers or period recreation groups for events., or some such groups to make a bit of dosh before it’s too far gone to last.🖤🇨🇦
@@tamarrajames3590 | "they probably stipulated in the contract for land use that the landholder carries responsibility for removal of the hard set..." We do not know what the contract agreement really was. Normally, it is the production company's responsibility to demolish the sets and restore the land to its original condition. Its more likely the owner wanted to keep the sets for use for events, but it fell through. (If thats true, I would guess the state inspectors rejected the owner's request to make it a tourist stop because the sets were not made to last: remember they were made for film and stage, not true houses or buildings.)
Wow, that was awesome!!! I never watched the show Salem. However my husband would watch sometimes. We really enjoyed your explore!!! Thank you Robb for your great adventures!!! ✌❤😎
Super cool to see never watched the show. Awesome to see how they make the sets had no idea. Nice to see the blips that matched up to the set! Cant wait for the next! Safe travels!
It was a pretty good show, very realistic which is why a lot of people were grossed out about it. Tell you what, life was cheap back then and they took a lot of people out! Another great video!
The witches at Salem were not burned at the stake. English witches were usually hung. In continental Europe, they were burned. They were hung in Salem except for one that was pressed to death.
I loved this TV show, and was sad when it was canceled ;( It aired on WGN (america) which probably didn't help its numbers and had it been a Netflix or some other Chanel may have fared better but 3 seasons was still a good run!
This is my favorite explore that you've done! I watched Exploring with Josh's video also, which was good too, but I love the way you added clips of the show between showing us the buildings. I loved this series and may have to go back and watch it again. I grew up near Sale, Massachusetts and wrote a few history papers on Salem and the 1692 witch trials. The series was based on that but was far from the truth. The actual witchcraft accusations came about because of 1. economic and social differences between the people of Salem Town and Salem Village and 2. a bunch of young girls and women who found they could get attention and a sense of importance by accusing people of witchcraft in an era when women had no say in anything. But enough of a history lesson! Go visit the real Salem, MA if you ever get the chance. Many of the original buildings are still standing.
Guess Salem wasn’t a good show, if it’s cancelled. The clips intrigued me though. The sets really should be take down more responsibility. And they could surely reuse some of those props!
Pumpkin 1122 I haven’t seen the show, but I might have to. They drop a LOT of good shows, like The Doll House, and Firefly. Often it isn’t how good or bad a series is, but what their ratings were. Leave things up to the critics and the lowest common denominator and you end up with “reality” TV everywhere...show anything requiring a few brain cells from its viewers and you know it will get dropped.🖤🇨🇦
autumn cortez It is cheaper for them to leave the sets to rot...they don’t have to pay a demo crew, no loading, shipping, and unloading...let alone find somewhere to store it. They do this quite a lot on period pieces. A team of archaeology students once set out to see if they could locate and excavate the sets for Cleopatra, starring Liz Taylor...using archaeological techniques. It got buried in the sand of the desert in Nevada I think it was...I never heard if they managed to do it, but what a cool project.🖤🇨🇦
Great Video. I was surprised that they were allowed to leave all of those sets behind after the show ended. When most TV shows end the sets are destroyed. Maybe they were planning to make it a tourist attraction,and the plan fell through.? It does seem to be in the middle of nowhere away from major cities. Well Thanks for posting that,, looking forward to your next video.
He (Robb) could be right, the second Salem witch trial was held in 1878, the first one in 1662, and lasted for a couple of years. This was a pretty cool video, great editing. Hope you & Kristy are well ✌
why are studios allowed to just leave all their stage sets and trash in the middle of the woods and leave? They definitley make enough money to budget a cleanup crew after filming is done..Why is their no regulations on this industry? its not like they went out of business or closed their company...they just leave.
Webbit2019 They stipulate in the use of land contract that the landholder assumes responsibility for removal of hard sets, I suspect a lot just keep them for the fun of having it until it all falls down. It would make a great Halloween party venue.🖤🇨🇦
Hollywood does this a lot. I think it's because most of the set will just decay into the ground because it wasn't built to last and all of the wood wasn't treated or anything
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This was beautifully done, and a treat for the eyes. I loved it! They often leave building sets to decay because it is cheaper than transporting and trying to store them. The two prop buildings had to be up to code because people worked in them all day. The two prop buildings were great, the first was where props were organized by scene, and brought out as needed. The bigger one was the prop shop, where they would repair broken props, and make new ones they hadn’t made in advance. I love things like this, but man they left a lot of props behind. The thing you were thinking might have been a guillotine was a set of stocks, locked the head and hands in place so people could pelt you with rotting vegetables and dung...not much fun.Thanks Robb, you and Kristy stay safe.🖤🇨🇦
Fox 21 Television Studios and the production crew donated more than $200,000 worth of set materials to the city of Shreveport. The donation went towards the city’s efforts to repurpose an abandoned community center into an environmentally sustainable aquarium.
It was 1692 that the witch trials were killed. 19 people were put to their deaths one was crushed to death, his name was Guiles Corey. The rest were all hang
The trials actually took place in 1692, not the 1800s :)
@Dante McCloud it doesn't take a dork to know the government hasn't executed anyone for witchcraft since the 1600s.
OMG! You are just so talented! It's such a treat to have TWO videos in one week...no wait...THREE! Thank you for a real treat during this crazy time in the world. Glad to hear that you are doing well. We in western Australia are hanging in there too. Love you guys! xx
This is the best SALEM abandoned filming location i have ever seen ,,,,,,,,,,,RNK ALL DAY well ....well done....i recycle wood for planters bird boxes etc ,,,to let all that wood go to waste is killing me..
What’s up my good man I hope you’re staying safe out there with this crazy virus everywhere just wanted to stop and give you a shout out I plan on catching up on your videos when I get home tonight
Keep jamming them out your channel is awesome and hope to meet up again sometime soon and get into something else it was fun hanging out and thank you for the shout out on the boxing video I appreciate you
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This is AWESOME! - I Love behind the scenes from TV shows and Movies. Thanks so much for doing this Video, and showing clips from the actual show as you were doing the explore; that added so much to it. PLEASE PLEASE do More of this type of Explore! If you could find more abandoned Filming Locations, I will be the First one to watch!! Totally Awesome!! THANK YOU!!
My wife and I used to watch Salem and enjoyed it a lot. Thanks for doing an explore of the abandoned set.
It's not that they've let the town go, its that they didn't build it to last in the first place.
"This is where the really bad witches would be, in solitary confinement...but they could still talk to each other though."
Loved the scenes from the show that correlated to the sets...very good! That was a very large area....too bad the show's head honcho left the set to rot and not tear it down.
Awesome explore. I never watched the show, but the set looks really cool. Everytime I see places like this I think about how sweet it would be to buy up one of these old abandoned sets and have my own "town"
The Salty Explorer you would have to put in a lot of effort to safeguard it to last, but it really would be cool...put on proper robes and walls, insulate, and gradually finish the insides... there are people who would rent, or you could fill it with your ideal set of artisans, it would be awesome.🖤🇨🇦
Another great location! The poor lighting worked well because it made it a little darker and it fit the witch theme very well. I think the real Salem witch trials were in the 1600s, but I'm not 100% sure. The room with all the old style lights was great too.
Shreveport-filmed television show canceled after three seasons, what a loss. It was a cool show.
Do you know why it was cancelled? Was it like low ratings or something
@@WhitneyDahlin the third season was not great.
I was hoping you all would come to this set! Awesome opening and one amazing exploration! This is an epic exploration !
This is one of your best videos yet! Excellent work interlacing scenes from the show into your video. The drone shots in the clouds were superb! The brass lantern at 13:00 is a kerosene ship's anchor lantern. The reason it looked out of place is because it was. These were used in the 1900's, not in 1692 when the witch trials took place. If this was used on the show, it was indeed a technical error. But most movies and TV shows have those! Great video, very well done and presented! Enjoyed it very much!
Incredible exploration the Salem set, thank you so much...finally got to see the whole thing and the insides. Thank you my friend.
Thanks for the flashbacks, from one of my tv shows. Love the video
Really interesting explore! I like how you intertwined with scenes from the show. And nice filming 🙂🇨🇦
Great post as always I'm digging it I was I was waiting for that fire beat to come in but it'll work hey man keep it poppin I love what you're doing I'm digging this post absolutely super tight thank you
So ERIE, rolling fog and low clouds in those drone shots must have made it even harder to get them. All of the props were to be auctioned 3/17/17, there must have been some items that didn't get bid on or were left behind, very interesting. The façades are so detailed I felt transported to that place in time, you did an awesome job on this explore, so fascinating. Did you have to cross over the water to get to the place where you filmed? Agree very dangerous and sketchy. AWESOME RnK thanks for this one for sure!!! 🗿🗿🗿
i would love to auction off whats left behind, but I have no clue who to talk to about it. would be a really cool sale for my auction company to do.
You picked the right day to film cloudy sky's goes with the place
I'm loving this video so much! I loved the show very much! Thank you for filming this for all of us!!
Drone shots are breathtaking. Just wow
Hi RnK great find I lived in Mass for about four years but I was in Waltham Somerville and Brockton Mass stay safe and blessed 🙏🏾❤️❤️
I'm from India and I really miss this show Salem. I always wanted to visit the set by myself but you almost made it. Thanks for the video. Loved it ❤
I never watched the show, but I l like the way you integrated the scenes into this video. Good job 👍.
The opening drone footage for this video was off the hook! Watched both your and Josh's video is this location and really appreciated the details you found vs Josh. Liked his video as well he really got into some of the sketchy buildings.
GREAT Video, Rob!! Thank You!
interesting explore, great job adding actual scenes mixed in. Shame they didnt bother to clean up after they were done, basically probably didnt want to pay for demo. Surprised alot of props left, someone could sell them, theres got to be collectors out there if not from the show, people who want items like that for decor. Thanks for taking us along.
Peaches they robably stipulated in the contract for land use that the landholder carries responsibility for removal of the hard set. There was an auction of props in , I think it was 1917, but it appears some props were abandoned. Those too would belong to the landholder...maybe he rents to larpers or period recreation groups for events., or some such groups to make a bit of dosh before it’s too far gone to last.🖤🇨🇦
@@tamarrajames3590 | "they probably stipulated in the contract for land use that the landholder carries responsibility for removal of the hard set..." We do not know what the contract agreement really was. Normally, it is the production company's responsibility to demolish the sets and restore the land to its original condition. Its more likely the owner wanted to keep the sets for use for events, but it fell through. (If thats true, I would guess the state inspectors rejected the owner's request to make it a tourist stop because the sets were not made to last: remember they were made for film and stage, not true houses or buildings.)
Not fair dude , Josh beat ya to it . I love ❤️ this . You bring us into the story .thank you !!! Keep healthy /safe
A very interesting explore, love too see how it was made thnx.
This is really good. What a well done video. Really enjoyed seeing the outside setting as well as the interior views. Thank you and take care.
Very cool! I loved the series so this was awesome to check out thanks!
Wow, that was awesome!!! I never watched the show Salem. However my husband would watch sometimes. We really enjoyed your explore!!! Thank you Robb for your great adventures!!! ✌❤😎
Cool explore, we never watched the show but love abandoned tv,\movie sets 👍😁
Incredibly tragic, evil times.
This has to be my favorite one you have done now ,,,,,,, I love the stepping bk in time look ,,,, god bless ,,,,,
Well filmed, love the drone shots from above.
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JUST SEEN JOSHS UPLOAD AS WELL U ALREADY KNO
Super cool to see never watched the show. Awesome to see how they make the sets had no idea. Nice to see the blips that matched up to the set! Cant wait for the next! Safe travels!
Awesome cinematics! Love the drone shots at the beginning with the overcast ❤️
It was a pretty good show, very realistic which is why a lot of people were grossed out about it. Tell you what, life was cheap back then and they took a lot of people out! Another great video!
Thanks Rob! Keep these awsome videos coming buddy!
Very cool,
Thanks for the tour.
That's cool a lot of that stuff is still there. Lighting, boxes of stuff etc.
Looking at that set I wondered why they get to just leave it there after they are done filming.
Paul Miller it is probably stipulated in the contract for use of the land.🖤🇨🇦
Thank you so much for showing the old movie set,it was interesting to see and a bit sad how they left it, hugs
One of my fav explores you have done so far. Miss seeing the wife on here with you. ❤️
This was a really cool find!! I never watched the show, but still cool!! Thanks!!
The witches at Salem were not burned at the stake. English witches were usually hung. In continental Europe, they were burned. They were hung in Salem except for one that was pressed to death.
I loved this TV show, and was sad when it was canceled ;( It aired on WGN (america) which probably didn't help its numbers and had it been a Netflix or some other Chanel may have fared better but 3 seasons was still a good run!
This is my favorite explore that you've done! I watched Exploring with Josh's video also, which was good too, but I love the way you added clips of the show between showing us the buildings. I loved this series and may have to go back and watch it again. I grew up near Sale, Massachusetts and wrote a few history papers on Salem and the 1692 witch trials. The series was based on that but was far from the truth. The actual witchcraft accusations came about because of 1. economic and social differences between the people of Salem Town and Salem Village and 2. a bunch of young girls and women who found they could get attention and a sense of importance by accusing people of witchcraft in an era when women had no say in anything. But enough of a history lesson! Go visit the real Salem, MA if you ever get the chance. Many of the original buildings are still standing.
Great explore!
The trees are not the same as in Salem MA, but close enough.
I never watched Salem, but after your explore, I’m gonna check it out! Really enjoyed this! Thanks for sharing! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I love when you show scenes mixed in from the show
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Awesome find! Great job. Thx to the little ninja. Keep that place a secret.
Super sketch, yeah that’s 90% of the explores. Stay safe out there. Love the content man.
This is sooo cool! I have been to Salem and this place seems to give those same vibes! I am so surprised that all of those props are still there!
ha ha, I needed a laugh, the Salem witch trials went from Februrary 1692 thru May 1693, I am so glad that I wasnt alive back then.
How cool! I had no idea they left the set abandoned. Great drone shots!
Pretty cool explore
GREAT location, mind-blowing! great video, as always!
Excellent explore, Rob! Stay safe!
Guess Salem wasn’t a good show, if it’s cancelled. The clips intrigued me though.
The sets really should be take down more responsibility. And they could surely reuse some of those props!
I may have to find the show & watch it now. RNK did great as always❤
I may be the only one, but i LOVED it. But I'm obsessed with anything having to do with Salem/The trials. Lol
@@wanderer4951 I LOVED salem too! I live 20 minutes from Salem Massachusetts ! I only go 2 Salem 4 Halloween
Pumpkin 1122 I haven’t seen the show, but I might have to. They drop a LOT of good shows, like The Doll House, and Firefly. Often it isn’t how good or bad a series is, but what their ratings were. Leave things up to the critics and the lowest common denominator and you end up with “reality” TV everywhere...show anything requiring a few brain cells from its viewers and you know it will get dropped.🖤🇨🇦
autumn cortez It is cheaper for them to leave the sets to rot...they don’t have to pay a demo crew, no loading, shipping, and unloading...let alone find somewhere to store it. They do this quite a lot on period pieces.
A team of archaeology students once set out to see if they could locate and excavate the sets for Cleopatra, starring Liz Taylor...using archaeological techniques. It got buried in the sand of the desert in Nevada I think it was...I never heard if they managed to do it, but what a cool project.🖤🇨🇦
Great Video. I was surprised that they were allowed to leave all of those sets behind after the show ended. When most TV shows end the sets are destroyed. Maybe they were planning to make it a tourist attraction,and the plan fell through.? It does seem to be in the middle of nowhere away from major cities. Well Thanks for posting that,, looking forward to your next video.
Spent a lot of days on that set.
Good times.
HEY ROB great find i hope u and kristy are good please be safe and vigilant during this pandemic all the best and love to you and kristy dude u rock
wow wow wow! damn bro i think thats the coolest thing i ever seen on RUclips! Great job & thanks for taking us along!!!
"Please excuse the crudity of this model, I didn't have time to build it to scale, or to paint It." Doc Brown, BTTF 1985
The trees and swampy water looks like Louisiana. I never saw the movie though.
It was a tv show, & it was filmed in Shreveport LA. ♡
@@Pumpkin1122 that explains it. I know my trees!
This is awesomely creepy! Love it .. more please
I loved this tv show
Love the video great find Rob
Love this explore it so neat seeing the where they did the filming of Salem...thanks for showing us this .
Dope!
cool explore as usual! its amazing they just left everything as is
Awesome explore!
Dope explore and filming as always. Stay safe guys. Big love.
He (Robb) could be right, the second Salem witch trial was held in 1878, the first one in 1662, and lasted for a couple of years. This was a pretty cool video, great editing. Hope you & Kristy are well ✌
RnK n K n K....all day all day all day all day
It's is so cool .great job. I have my grandson watching .he loved this.
Awesome stuff as always and that was a cool set never watched the show but the set is cool.stay safe dude and thanks for the work.
This explore was amazing!!!
Awesome explore.Its just sad that man tried to be Gods judge and jury and so many innocent people had to die!
Stacy Wilson That has been more than sad for most of human existence I’m afraid...and shows no signs of changing anytime soon.🖤🇨🇦
why are studios allowed to just leave all their stage sets and trash in the middle of the woods and leave? They definitley make enough money to budget a cleanup crew after filming is done..Why is their no regulations on this industry? its not like they went out of business or closed their company...they just leave.
Webbit2019 They stipulate in the use of land contract that the landholder assumes responsibility for removal of hard sets, I suspect a lot just keep them for the fun of having it until it all falls down. It would make a great Halloween party venue.🖤🇨🇦
Hollywood does this a lot. I think it's because most of the set will just decay into the ground because it wasn't built to last and all of the wood wasn't treated or anything
Omg this is amazing.. I love this video 👍👍👍
Love this show! This is amazing!!
Just saw josh’s video I would love to live here. Renaissance vibes I love it
This was really cool it's amazing what they go through to make a movie then just scrap! Nice explore
Real nice find RnK keep up the good work hope we can Explore together one day
Did u visit the Dances With Wolves set in South Dakota? Or the 1800's town there ?
Thanks for posting this video the land you hiked across is my land and in Louisiana trespassing is a felony thanks for posting
Another cool explore. How do you guys find out about these places?
The drowning chair will give me nightmares...
Wow, amazing. I love, it.
Hey guys love all your vids,,,and YES i would love to see your vids on garage sales and stuff you might be looking at,,,be safe,,,,seya again on your next vid,,,hey from Texas
Super sketch?? Why? Cops, gangs, wildlife??
Just be safe!!!!❤✌