I've 'visited' this house on several other occasions courtesy of other Urbexers but I do like the quiet vibe of your explorations. Of necessity most Urbexers are young, fit people, and, as such don't recognise lots of things we oldies used on a daily basis just a few years ago. I find that a part of the charm. Seeing these things through your eyes and your amazement at finding such 'antiques'. Such was the case with the cassette tapes! Fun though it is to speculate on dramatic events which might have led to owners leaving suddenly and the property left to decay, the sad fact is that the biggest causes of such happenings are old age, sudden illness and death. And often clutter has accumulated over the last few years of a person's life because they become too frail to deal with it and too attached to it to get rid of it. If there are no heirs, the result is likely what's happened here. Decay. Even if there are heirs, if the property is bad enough, or the memories too painful, families will often walk away. I've watched many explores and this is, for some reason, one of my favourite houses. The items which have been left behind clearly portray the life of the person who lived there and I sense a happy and fulfilled life. I love your respectful vibe and careful explorations!
I must say I watch quite a few videos of different people. You certainly are one of the best out there as you are not only informative as others are saying, but you also have the right balance with your camera work, and also having a bit of fun at times as well. Very interesting, do keep up the great work you do.
Just subscribed and I have a lot of respect for you due to you not rummaging around through all the peoples personal things. Here in America alot of the explores like to dig through personal belongings which just shows every viewer that might now the location of the place the valuables there for the taking. I have mad respect for you brother keep up the great work and you definitely have yourself a new fan from America.
Such a great find. Seeing all the toys left. Made me think how many times. They was played with. And laughter of the children as they played. A lot of antiques left behind. Some of the things other people could enjoy. The person might have passed away. So the school was closed down. Thanks for sharing your fine. You have a wonderful day.
Great to watch all the fabulous places you visit, we are indeed hooked! My wife and I both enjoy your videos, however we do feel saddened at the same time. The lives no more and belongings left behind is so sad to see. On the plus side, you make us both laugh, when you're spooked by noises in an old house or random people just turn up to visit, we are both on the edge of our seats at times. We also think it's great you are so very honest and respectful of where you are, rare these days! Keep up the great work, looking forward to the next one. Kevin, Karen.
This house is full of the echos of lives once lived. I admire the respect you show for other peoples property. I always feel a building has a soul and contains the essence of the lives that were spent their and think you are probably tuned to that. 👍👍
Another great video. These time capsules are so thought provoking. It's makes you wonder why everything was abandoned and left as it was. And are you sure that house wasn't haunted? The way the air temperature kept dropping outside the bedrooms was really creepy
Custom Hard top, looks like it's off an OLD, MG. I love your house finds, can I suggest that you use the term, OLD a little more often. LOL. KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK.
I felt triggers while you were upstairs. But I was reacting with your nervousness. You were really brave! I have recently found this channel & I love it! You bring so many interesting abandoned property
I think you maybe feeling the chills there because the owner or owners and even the children who passed over are still there, the bikes are so cool my brother used to make them too.
Thank you so much, I really enjoyed your wonderful find! Yes I have seen this place on another explorers channel, but that is perfectly ok. You both explore differently, that's what makes watching so lovely. So keep up the great work but be safe out there! Can't wait for your next find! All the best to you! 💜
Most of the books appear to be Whitman House publications, which specialized in inexpensive prints of children's books, ages 7 - 15. They're still found in school libraries around the world. There are several boys and girls' series there, such as The Wild West Club. Other publishers look to be John C. Winston, and Grosset & Dunlap, both reprint houses. This was a children's library on a budget, which is common. The boat is a caravel, very common in the 17th Century. Building those models are tough, as the shrouds always tangle. It means the hobbyist had a lot of patience. The computer terminal is from a Commodore 64, which debuted in January, 1982. The computing power was the same as that of the Apollo Space Capsule, which gives you an idea of how far technology has grown. Those electric train sets are quite popular with collectors, and can fetch a good price.
Onè of the best, i can understand why you felt a little uneasy, it seems some of the children/ child living there was disabled, hence the small size of the Zimmer frames. Without sounding disrespectful it appears the little girl in a couple of the pictures was Downs syndrome, maybe the the later picture was of her grown up. I did feel you were being followed upstairs, by the little girl in the picture, i didn't see the older version of her at all, but the little girl was peeping at you, she seemed scared and curious at the same time. It would be a fantastic property to investigate on a spiritual level for sure. Once again thank you for a wonderful explore, and for showing such respect and care as you do so. Fi x
Yet another incredible video, love the way you really take care looking around trying your best to minimise disturbance & damage, when you find items it'd be great if you'd pause for a moment so we can see exactly what they are, like when you find a pile of books, focus on them & hold steady for a second or so & we can pause the video to see what the various books are (like you did at one point in this video & I was able to notice "V For Vendetta" & John Milton's "Paradise Lost" among other titles) as there are bound to be people (like myself) who are interested in seeing what exactly has been left behind, like the Commodore Vic 20 computer in this video. And when you find records it'd be nice if you either say what they are & who they're by or at least show us the label in a way that we can look for ourselves. Now obviously I'm not asking you to pore through every single one but like in this video you looked at the top one & then looked at a few others & even if you only told us what those few were it would be of great interest. It's interesting that you have come across quite a few "His Master's Voice" items ... I wonder if you & also how many of your viewers are aware / have realised that "His Master's Voice" became much better known ...... as HMV ????? Oh yes & the "FLUTES" at 4 min are actually RECORDERS & I THINK they may be DESCANT RECORDERS judging by the size of them & the same at 4:22 Fantastic to see what looks like a "home made" Double Bass & the Smith Corona typewriter & at 13:22 (as one of your other viewers has mentioned) those "video tapes" are actually audio cassettes. Then at 15:04 the old "Imperial" typewriter is a real treasure & amazing to see, especially if you compare it to the "modern" Smith Corona from earlier in the video you can see how form changed to make the typewriter lighter & more portable.
I love trying to find these places. This one really got me going, given the ice cold part of the house, the photos and the history of the place. Was a tough one. So little history on the place, shame I wanted to find out who the girl was. I am sure she was following you in part of the upper section of the house. Just followed you on Instagram. Loving your work. I love the history of these places. However, I know giving that info out gives the game up of locations. Its such a shame.
Great place and a great video, thanks for sharing it. That cold spot is certainly odd, I wonder what could be the cause of it? All the best from Buenos Aires!
Thats a lovely place. You can see how it was converted from an old Victorian village school, putting in stairs & the landing up into the roof of the school room, which would have been a double height hall/schoolroom originally as you can see from the big windows seen through the banisters. A lot of small rooms upstairs some of them seem too small for a bedroom. I wonder if some were intended as music practice rooms as they seem to have been a musical family? Maybe someone gave music tuition there at one point. It is most intriguing to wonder why it is abandoned. It looked to me as though some of the contents had been moved there from elsewhere. As though someone who was part of the family had died & the contents of their house were added to the original contents of this house. I am thinking partly of the things in tea chests. It is tempting to think that no-one would leave a musical instrument like that but probably there are a lot of houses with old instruments that someone played when they were young. Then maybe someone had a fall & had to go into a home & its all downhill from there.
Wonderful video as usual. Thank you! I'm sure that you know this and that your explanation was a slip of the tongue but the items arranged so neatly in the carrying case at 12:29 were audio cassettes. My wife's year 2000 Fiesta still has a player for these! Keep up the good work!
To me it looks like 3 generations lived here. The parents, their parents and their son? Obviously the eldest passed first. Son moved away maybe another country or no longer with us and that left the parents growing old and moving to a home or passing. Hence the huge range of time frame for furniture etc.
Great video, That cold could also be because of a death in the house, but then not everyone believes in the spirit world, you just never know. It just I have to many strange things in my time and just like you came across.
Great find and glad no ones been in with Wedgwood worth money but yet its wired place icy cold in some areas and them computers ones a vic 20 come out i 1983 i think.. Looks like been left over 10yrs with all tge items but the orange juice dated 2010 wired just think 2 years after we had london 2012
Omg how come there is any body who can clear these places and put all the items in a museum because like you said it’s only a matter of time before they all get destroyed I really do love your vlogs buddy love it
Did anyone see that strange mist that blocked the lens at 20:38 when he was looking at the car roof?? I think there was a spirit there of an old lady that was following u around
You wonder what ever happened to the family? Where are they now? I know some of the lovely had passed through the golden white pearly gates. But the others. The children that are now lovely adults?
that might be a rare custom shop wizard roof chopped vw beetle hard top, defo off something roof chopped, lower than a midget screen like that, maybe even a model t type chopped top
Your videos are brilliant this house if I had the cash I would chase up who I could buy it from buy bin what's crap sell the furniture and the washer cooker and dryer would go to charity if they were working
oh what a shame it looks as id it cud still be saved and turned into a loverly home ,, you didnt have r d taylor theres a ghost in my house playing on your way home did you ?
One of the saddest videos ever watched,and the photos of the children,its a pity you couldn't find a person from photos,i found it sad because many things in the home was like family from the 70s
I'm so shocked that.. that place is that bad of shape in just 10 years and all that over growth . I seen places that have been empty over 20 years and still a lot better shape... The other sad part is all that stuff is left behind and it all going to rot with that place when it caves in and by that condition it won't be long... And the reason why that one spot is the only place that is very cold is because of a spirit
Note the date on the building -1872. May have been built as a result of the Education Act 1870 which placed a responsibility for elementary education upon the Crown. This was prompted by concerns stimulated by the Franco-prussian war, that British soldiers would not be equal to fighting better educated european counterparts. Britain was generally behind the rest of Europe in providing even elementary education for children whose parents could not afford much, or to pay at all. I hate armed conflict for the horrors it inflicts on ordinary people but it seems that the British population often get education & welfare provision as the result of concerns about whether they can fight effectively. At the outset of WW2 officials were shocked at the number of recruits who had to be sent home as unfit to fight, often due to untreated chronic disease, sometimes due to poor housing(damp or unsanitary), or due to nutritional deficiences, such as Rickets, due to the fact that families could not afford effective medical treatment, or in some cases even food of adequate quality. This paid a large part in the creation of the NHS, as well as other welfare provision.
What I like about your videos is that you explain things really well and that you are always respectful about all the places you visit.
Breaking into other peoples property, cannot be described as 'respectful'...
Entering not breaking and
I've 'visited' this house on several other occasions courtesy of other Urbexers but I do like the quiet vibe of your explorations. Of necessity most Urbexers are young, fit people, and, as such don't recognise lots of things we oldies used on a daily basis just a few years ago. I find that a part of the charm. Seeing these things through your eyes and your amazement at finding such 'antiques'. Such was the case with the cassette tapes! Fun though it is to speculate on dramatic events which might have led to owners leaving suddenly and the property left to decay, the sad fact is that the biggest causes of such happenings are old age, sudden illness and death. And often clutter has accumulated over the last few years of a person's life because they become too frail to deal with it and too attached to it to get rid of it. If there are no heirs, the result is likely what's happened here. Decay. Even if there are heirs, if the property is bad enough, or the memories too painful, families will often walk away.
I've watched many explores and this is, for some reason, one of my favourite houses. The items which have been left behind clearly portray the life of the person who lived there and I sense a happy and fulfilled life.
I love your respectful vibe and careful explorations!
I must say I watch quite a few videos of different people. You certainly are one of the best out there as you are not only informative as others are saying, but you also have the right balance with your camera work, and also having a bit of fun at times as well. Very interesting, do keep up the great work you do.
Just subscribed and I have a lot of respect for you due to you not rummaging around through all the peoples personal things. Here in America alot of the explores like to dig through personal belongings which just shows every viewer that might now the location of the place the valuables there for the taking. I have mad respect for you brother keep up the great work and you definitely have yourself a new fan from America.
Such a great find. Seeing all the toys left. Made me think how many times. They was played with. And laughter of the children as they played. A lot of antiques left behind. Some of the things other people could enjoy. The person might have passed away. So the school was closed down. Thanks for sharing your fine. You have a wonderful day.
Love how respectful you are with the places you go through!!!!❤
Great to watch all the fabulous places you visit, we are indeed hooked!
My wife and I both enjoy your videos, however we do feel saddened at the same time. The lives no more and belongings left behind is so sad to see. On the plus side, you make us both laugh, when you're spooked by noises in an old house or random people just turn up to visit, we are both on the edge of our seats at times.
We also think it's great you are so very honest and respectful of where you are, rare these days!
Keep up the great work, looking forward to the next one. Kevin, Karen.
This house is full of the echos of lives once lived. I admire the respect you show for other peoples property. I always feel a building has a soul and contains the essence of the lives that were spent their and think you are probably tuned to that. 👍👍
Another great video. These time capsules are so thought provoking. It's makes you wonder why everything was abandoned and left as it was. And are you sure that house wasn't haunted? The way the air temperature kept dropping outside the bedrooms was really creepy
Custom Hard top, looks like it's off an OLD, MG.
I love your house finds, can I suggest that you use the term,
OLD a little more often.
LOL.
KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK.
I felt triggers while you were upstairs. But I was reacting with your nervousness.
You were really brave!
I have recently found this channel & I love it!
You bring so many interesting abandoned property
I think you maybe feeling the chills there because the owner or owners and even the children who passed over are still there, the bikes are so cool my brother used to make them too.
That's true, that's what I think too
Thank you so much, I really enjoyed your wonderful find! Yes I have seen this place on another explorers channel, but that is perfectly ok. You both explore differently, that's what makes watching so lovely. So keep up the great work but be safe out there! Can't wait for your next find! All the best to you! 💜
Most of the books appear to be Whitman House publications, which specialized in inexpensive prints of children's books, ages 7 - 15. They're still found in school libraries around the world. There are several boys and girls' series there, such as The Wild West Club. Other publishers look to be John C. Winston, and Grosset & Dunlap, both reprint houses. This was a children's library on a budget, which is common.
The boat is a caravel, very common in the 17th Century. Building those models are tough, as the shrouds always tangle. It means the hobbyist had a lot of patience.
The computer terminal is from a Commodore 64, which debuted in January, 1982. The computing power was the same as that of the Apollo Space Capsule, which gives you an idea of how far technology has grown.
Those electric train sets are quite popular with collectors, and can fetch a good price.
Most interesting. Thankyou for sharing your visit.
What an amazing place. I wonder why no one came back for all that stuff. Thank you so much for sharing.
What a fascinating place. Your brave going there alone it was definitely creepy.
Onè of the best, i can understand why you felt a little uneasy, it seems some of the children/ child living there was disabled, hence the small size of the Zimmer frames. Without sounding disrespectful it appears the little girl in a couple of the pictures was Downs syndrome, maybe the the later picture was of her grown up.
I did feel you were being followed upstairs, by the little girl in the picture, i didn't see the older version of her at all, but the little girl was peeping at you, she seemed scared and curious at the same time. It would be a fantastic property to investigate on a spiritual level for sure.
Once again thank you for a wonderful explore, and for showing such respect and care as you do so. Fi x
Not disrespectful at all, don't worry - coming from a disabled person myself.
So many treasures!!! It looks like it was quite a nice little place/school.💖💖💖
looking stuff in there. hope it stays like this for many years to come. thx 4 the upload
Thanks fo sharing this is amazing explorations
Yet another incredible video, love the way you really take care looking around trying your best to minimise disturbance & damage, when you find items it'd be great if you'd pause for a moment so we can see exactly what they are, like when you find a pile of books, focus on them & hold steady for a second or so & we can pause the video to see what the various books are (like you did at one point in this video & I was able to notice "V For Vendetta" & John Milton's "Paradise Lost" among other titles) as there are bound to be people (like myself) who are interested in seeing what exactly has been left behind, like the Commodore Vic 20 computer in this video. And when you find records it'd be nice if you either say what they are & who they're by or at least show us the label in a way that we can look for ourselves. Now obviously I'm not asking you to pore through every single one but like in this video you looked at the top one & then looked at a few others & even if you only told us what those few were it would be of great interest.
It's interesting that you have come across quite a few "His Master's Voice" items ... I wonder if you & also how many of your viewers are aware / have realised that "His Master's Voice" became much better known ...... as HMV ?????
Oh yes & the "FLUTES" at 4 min are actually RECORDERS & I THINK they may be DESCANT RECORDERS judging by the size of them & the same at 4:22
Fantastic to see what looks like a "home made" Double Bass & the Smith Corona typewriter & at 13:22 (as one of your other viewers has mentioned) those "video tapes" are actually audio cassettes. Then at 15:04 the old "Imperial" typewriter is a real treasure & amazing to see, especially if you compare it to the "modern" Smith Corona from earlier in the video you can see how form changed to make the typewriter lighter & more portable.
I love trying to find these places. This one really got me going, given the ice cold part of the house, the photos and the history of the place. Was a tough one. So little history on the place, shame I wanted to find out who the girl was. I am sure she was following you in part of the upper section of the house. Just followed you on Instagram. Loving your work. I love the history of these places. However, I know giving that info out gives the game up of locations. Its such a shame.
I did some research and it seems that the SnugTop was for an MG Midget,
Great explore m8y 😎
All the best 🙏🏻
🙂🍻👍🏻
Wow, a fascinating little school house, so many nice little things...and all still there!!
great exploration video thanks for making it 🤗👍👍
What a great find absolutely amazing place keep up the good work 👍🏼
Just watched this one. I recon some spirit was following you when you was upstairs. Tipical sign that spirit is around.
Great place and a great video, thanks for sharing it. That cold spot is certainly odd, I wonder what could be the cause of it? All the best from Buenos Aires!
Started watching your videos love them keep up great work
Thats a lovely place. You can see how it was converted from an old Victorian village school, putting in stairs & the landing up into the roof of the school room, which would have been a double height hall/schoolroom originally as you can see from the big windows seen through the banisters. A lot of small rooms upstairs some of them seem too small for a bedroom. I wonder if some were intended as music practice rooms as they seem to have been a musical family? Maybe someone gave music tuition there at one point.
It is most intriguing to wonder why it is abandoned. It looked to me as though some of the contents had been moved there from elsewhere. As though someone who was part of the family had died & the contents of their house were added to the original contents of this house. I am thinking partly of the things in tea chests.
It is tempting to think that no-one would leave a musical instrument like that but probably there are a lot of houses with old instruments that someone played when they were young. Then maybe someone had a fall & had to go into a home & its all downhill from there.
A great find, a bit of a mess in there but a lot of very interesting items too see, a great explore thnx.
Nice explore always amazed by what gets left behind .
Always brilliant thank you
Wonderful video as usual. Thank you! I'm sure that you know this and that your explanation was a slip of the tongue but the items arranged so neatly in the carrying case at 12:29 were audio cassettes. My wife's year 2000 Fiesta still has a player for these! Keep up the good work!
im glad someone else noticed about audio cassettes i was screaming at my screen, need a guy in his 50s to narrate as you explore lol
Thank you! I had quite forgotten about this video!
that hard top looks like tr4 or tr6,,,,, think there was a spook with you in there great video
Wonderful country and amazing places
cassette tapes for music etc, tape or cassette, is an analog magnetic tape recording format for audio recording and playback.
It looks like it would make a really nice home fully restored 👍🇭🇲 🇬🇧
I’ve seen MG Roadsters with that style of hardtop
Imagine if the typewriter keys started pressing on there own. Ahhhhhhh. Awesome video
it is absolutely incredible the things that get left behind
To me it looks like 3 generations lived here. The parents, their parents and their son? Obviously the eldest passed first. Son moved away maybe another country or no longer with us and that left the parents growing old and moving to a home or passing. Hence the huge range of time frame for furniture etc.
Great video, That cold could also be because of a death in the house, but then not everyone believes in the spirit world, you just never know. It just I have to many strange things in my time and just like you came across.
quick question, do you ever try and findout what has happend at the houses you explore, why they were left
Wow what a lovely place
I love those small houses. I don’t care for those big houses or mansions
Great video again 👍
Great find and glad no ones been in with Wedgwood worth money but yet its wired place icy cold in some areas and them computers ones a vic 20 come out i 1983 i think.. Looks like been left over 10yrs with all tge items but the orange juice dated 2010 wired
just think 2 years after we had london 2012
love your vids keep it up
Do do some really beautiful videos ❤️
Hi bearded explorer where did you get your intro from.
THAT BLACK TAPE PLAYER AFTER THE MODEL BIKES ~ I HAD THAT EXACT ONE ~ !!!
Hardtop looks like it's from a Triumph Herald
Omg how come there is any body who can clear these places and put all the items in a museum because like you said it’s only a matter of time before they all get destroyed I really do love your vlogs buddy love it
If you ever come to Norfolk got a lovely little place to take you to
Did anyone see that strange mist that blocked the lens at 20:38 when he was looking at the car roof?? I think there was a spirit there of an old lady that was following u around
Super👍
You wonder what ever happened to the family? Where are they now? I know some of the lovely had passed through the golden white pearly gates. But the others. The children that are now lovely adults?
Is the weather always gloomy in UK? Where I live is 90% sunshine (sick of it) sometimes
No dood, just during winter, May to September is good
Those photos were taken in the sixties in london by photographers in trafalgar square and then sent through the post, hence the number on the back.
who do you find all the places you visit?
Your amazing. Maybe a spirit is their since you had those cold spots. Never know.
chris piercy yeh I though the same! 👻🙈
I'm certain there was
Wish I was able to rescue the hardtop for my old mg lol
The superscope radio cassette would be quite prized amongst Marantz fans.
I wonder if there was any undeveloped film in that camera?
Man I hate that those pianos are just standing there rotting away.
"WE WANT........ A SHRUBBERY!"
that might be a rare custom shop wizard roof chopped vw beetle hard top, defo off something roof chopped, lower than a midget screen like that, maybe even a model t type chopped top
Your videos are brilliant this house if I had the cash I would chase up who I could buy it from buy bin what's crap sell the furniture and the washer cooker and dryer would go to charity if they were working
oh what a shame it looks as id it cud still be saved and turned into a loverly home ,, you didnt have r d taylor theres a ghost in my house playing on your way home did you ?
be gentle when you pick up 78 records they get brittle with age, not plastic but shellac it shatters very easy
Was it a home for people with learning difficulties?
the datestone seems to be 1872. and the house seems to be close to a main road. last lived in 2010.
Great!
The Hardtop is either from a Datsun or a MG but I would say a Datsun Roadster it looks like that shape bud
One of the saddest videos ever watched,and the photos of the children,its a pity you couldn't find a person from photos,i found it sad because many things in the home was like family from the 70s
Awesome, This abandoned school is looks so clean.
Nice
Interesting, surprising how quickly its become dilapidated in 10 years or so.
The car Roof you found in the school house is for. a Triumph Spitfire !
great found keep it up might be haunted
I'm so shocked that.. that place is that bad of shape in just 10 years and all that over growth . I seen places that have been empty over 20 years and still a lot better shape... The other sad part is all that stuff is left behind and it all going to rot with that place when it caves in and by that condition it won't be long... And the reason why that one spot is the only place that is very cold is because of a spirit
omg im watching this for 1st time on Nov 13th 2020..1 year to the day
That place is a time capsule
Note the date on the building -1872. May have been built as a result of the Education Act 1870 which placed a responsibility for elementary education upon the Crown. This was prompted by concerns stimulated by the Franco-prussian war, that British soldiers would not be equal to fighting better educated european counterparts. Britain was generally behind the rest of Europe in providing even elementary education for children whose parents could not afford much, or to pay at all.
I hate armed conflict for the horrors it inflicts on ordinary people but it seems that the British population often get education & welfare provision as the result of concerns about whether they can fight effectively. At the outset of WW2 officials were shocked at the number of recruits who had to be sent home as unfit to fight, often due to untreated chronic disease, sometimes due to poor housing(damp or unsanitary), or due to nutritional deficiences, such as Rickets, due to the fact that families could not afford effective medical treatment, or in some cases even food of adequate quality. This paid a large part in the creation of the NHS, as well as other welfare provision.
If you got chills it's the spirits in that house
That is so true, but people dont want to believe it, but it's real
They multiplying
Not sure I saw any flutes - recorders yes.
Spirits. Always go with a friend. Dont know if good spirits or evil. Sure dont want the evil. They will get in your body and follow you home
Scary and sad place.
in the case there cassette tapes
Its only a decade abandoned it soon goes.
Trust your feelings .she was just watching you. She meant you no harm
All those toys all alone and no one to play with. And the story to why it was abandoned when i maybe missed that ???.
One of the children was Down’s syndrome!❤️ The little girl!
Books books books shows what a waste of time it is collecting them may aswell pass them on when read or chuck em on the fire
Everythink...
Neetoo
Appears that the student's items were claimed but teacher's were not?