Abandoned House - For Multiple Generations Slips into The Wrong Hands.
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- Опубликовано: 20 сен 2024
- This is an abandoned house I explored. It was in the family for multiple generations and was once the american dream farm house. Land, Farm, and a business to benefit from just these things. This house is a reminder of the good ole days.
Pretty cool when you get the opportunity to speak with an owner or neighbor and learn some of the history of the home.
First time I've seen someone resist the urge to press the keys on an abandoned piano.
That was killing me!!! I wanted to jump through the screen and start playing chop sticks.
Isn't it strange how the outside of the house doesn't tell of the destruction of the interior until you enter........it was once a beautiful house, sad it went to someone who just doesn't care anymore........great video!
Maybe it was abandoned because it had to much needed to repair then the family could afford?
You are flipping amazing. I would love to do what you are doing. It breaks my heart that people let homes like that just get destroyed. There's so much history in those homes. I'm glad I found your channel. Thanks for what you do.
Sometimes people have no choice but to abandon it unfortunately
Lana Rayphole Same here, glad I found this channel.
...If you do not keep the roof in gwo then this is the default to Asphalt shingled homes.
Lana Rayphole
How can I get one of this abanded houses in Logan co. Kentucky
I was a visiting nurse for years, and have been in many old homes in Massachusetts. Some small and some small mansion scale. They ran from excellent condition to poor, for several different reasons. Usually money was an issue, but a lot of times it was because the elderly person just didn't have any one to help them with up keep. It's a shame how so many beautiful, historic homes are falling in to ruin.
absolute truth
Such neat house and potential. If it were me, I'd dial in on the things that really matter and tell a story about the house, not glass bottles of no real worth, magazines, garbage, etc. The outlits, framing, bricks, carpet, old wallpaper, glass windows reveal a great deal in regard to in what period, who lived there and in what time periods, say volumes about the place. This place gives a person with a historian's mind, a real opportunity here. It was frustrating the focus of this.
Love your explores. Big balls man. You push the limits in some of these places. You really should have a companion with you for safety. Keep up the excellent work.
Hoppes 9 is bore cleaner for firearms if I remember right
Yes good brand.
This is my favorite explore. This house is old, brick interior walls, 2 staircases. Such a sad thing.
great vid, such a shame lovely old houses get left to ruin. so much history inside.
It seemed like the ashtray at 19:22 or so had been recently moved.You can see where it HAD sat,it was a little off from that...sad find,wish I could've seen it before it started caving in.Not too much longer and it will be a pile.Good one!
This must have been a beautiful house at one time.
Wow, old knob and tube wiring in the house. Still better than today's electric standards. I lived in a farmhouse for 25 years with that wiring, we had ot put on Historic Society Records. 👍 Im so sad to see this old timer house going to ruins. I'd say, it was about 1920 built. Lovely home.💖
Heck I bought an historic house on west coast of canada and it was circa 1920s. All knob and tube. After 2 years had to rewire it all to bring up to code for house insurance. Loved the knob and tube.
Thank you Hunter for taking me with you to explore these history houses I love watching your videos just be careful don’t want you to get hurt😊
Its mind boggling how homes 50+ years ago were built a whole lot bigger than the modern homes today yet the prices are so much more sky rocketed today..cant wrap my head around that one its a shame
hoppes no. 9 is a gun bore cleaner
Yes, it does.....
Metal detecting that property......that would be fun.
I loved the video, but you move and turn the camera so fast, it makes me dizzy and it's hard to watch.
Love how u show the bottles and old artifacts around the house..every detail matters..great Job..especially since its so dangerous to be there..floors caved in. I like mystery..keep it up!!
Once again you met someone who can tell a lot. You are one very lucky RUclips explorer.
That was really neat, thanks Hunter, I love old houses!!! Be careful out there!!!
This is the perfect saying "don't judge a book by its cover". The outside looks good, but the inside was falling apart worse. Would have been a beautiful house.
What an amazing place Hunter. Lovely.
Love the way you find all the interesting little things amongst the chaos. Great explore mate 👍
Exploring with Hunter you're right, somebody got to that railing post already! Another thing, not only did people hide valuable's there, and on ledge's in fireplace's. Often there was a removable/hinged step in the staircase that led upstair's, start checking the step's in these OLD house's!
Pete Sidewalk just for future reference the post is called a newel post thought you might like to know . I have heard that people his valuables in them and great suggestion about the bottom stair.
pandoras box, thank's I knew there was a proper name for it! also, I'm not sure it was always the bottom stair, although you very easily could be right about that, thank's again. 💰
Built in cupboard with wide spaced shelved were for kerosene lamps back in the day
Just when i thought i watched all yours video.. So so happy i found more. Love ya Joe and Bob
Ruby Nash I think it is probably republished. I watched this a long time ago. It showed up in my ‘recommended’ videos
It was a big beautiful home at one time. When you played the music at the end and showed the sad house I had tears. It just fell into hands who didn’t care. Great video I enjoyed it...sorta till the music started,and I felt very sad. 😢
Enjoy your explores. Please show more of the architectural features, if present. You didn't seem to notice the beautiful leaded glass panel on what was probably the front door. I sure did! I also noticed at least one porcelain door knob. Keep 'em coming.
Thank you for giving the State.
Thanks Hunter, I enjoyed going on this explore with you via youtube. I loved hearing about the history of this old home, so sad it fell to ruin. Thanks for all the detail and narration. Can't wait for the next one. You are amazing, keep up the great explores.
Very interesting. Thank you !
Perfect vid. Man . I really like the thoroughness of your exploring these pieces of history. Talking to the people that know about the properties makes for a great video . Thank you once again and take care .
Can't believe they left a piano! Great explore
Exploring With Lucy I didn't see the piano where was it?
that house may have stand in civil war it cool to think that family's lived there so sweet
I've watched several of your videos. I like how you are with this stuff. This video was a good example.
Great filming!! You truly took the time to explore every aspect of that old house. I was concerned for your safety a time or two. This was one of my favorite explorations. Did u happen to find out how old the house was ? Thank you, job well done :)
"The railing thing" at 5:05 is called a newel post, holds up the banister. Your vids are so well done. Thanks for them.
If the property owner wants to remove the remains of the house, he should see about selling it by the brick. Lots of those old bricks are reuseable, and restoration contractors will pay pretty good money for genuine period bricks.
Love all your videos there so interesting keep up the good work.
that house needs to be DEMOLISHED ITS TOO far gone to be saved .that place to gross and broken
Good explore. Lots of nice scrap metal there. $$$
Cute little paw print on the wall!
Awesome vid. The rounds in that .22 magazine are probably still fire-able. Looks like an old, Remy 590 mag. And the story behind the banister is: when they'd pay off the mortgage, or loan, they would put the final title to the home in the banister, and cover the top. Weird thing, but it's what they did around the 40's and 50's.
Wow you move the camera around way to fast for my eyes. I was very interested in what you were looking at but you lost me because I started to get sick to my stomach from all the fast movements with the camera and also when it's blurry most of the time. I guess with time you will improve on these factors. Good luck with your videos. I really like your personality.
+Cathi Evanoff Thank hopefully u can check my newer videos I believe I have got better with time.
I will do that. I should have thought about that, huh? Thank you.
happens to me too
I really have to get used to this new set up for RUclips. I nearly missed out on a few of your videos. I found some and now I am binge watching the ones that were hiding on me.
Such an amazing home, I’d never had thought the inside would be in such disarray! There several Orbs following you around also, it might be worth a address search maybe or a 3am challenge! Lol Great videos my friend, I love finding vacant or abandoned homes too. Thank you for sharing your wonderful adventures
Love these places off the beaten path. Really dig this because its my home state. Looks to be a civil war era style home. It makes me sad that it is beyond repair.
Great job hunter
+Gennie Jefferson Thank you!
Nice location, great exploration
At last someone wearing gloves!! Nice video mate, enjoyed it 👍
the Hoppes bottle is gun oil /cleaner(wow You a yank DONT know!) i am a kiwi &Hoppes is Good. brick work is stuffed, OH yeah---- the "Good ol Days" were GRIM mate! Small farms the world over are hard work! new generation cannot hack it! sad though.
What I like about your videos is the fact you try to find out something about what you are filming. You talk to neighbors and seek permission (if you can) to film. Most posters of these type of videos do nothing but creep around and hide in the shadows. Not really much difference from the ones that trash these places. But they seem to find an audience. You also do a pretty good job of filming, so you must know your way around a camera. Nice job. I will sub.
Hoppe's #9 is gun care solvent.
Book titles, please? Thanks for looking at the wallpaper. Nice exploration, thanks for posting.!
the problem is that its just a semi-demolished building full of rubble. There's nothing of note to see almost everything has gone and you don't know how much has not been dumped there by other people.
Glad the land is still being used.
Another very nice explore man! Love watching your videos! Just curious, what gimble or stabilizer do you use when you film?
so sad they just let it go like that :( that was built back in the days when things were made to last
I hope that you are wearing a good mask. I enjoy watching your videos. Be safe.
I love you, Hunter !!From Ft Worth
Great explore...thank you. I feel like I was there.
If it were mine I'd get a crew in there and recycle the bricks into pavers for the yards and roads around the farm .
Must be tough for great-grandson to see what became of the farm house and land. Sad!
I really enjoy your videos, you go into a lot of detail of the homes.
You should check out the old jeans some are pretty valuable! Neat old place, thanks!
This would be a historic house in California,that's sad.
Seriously? You walked onto that collapsed roof? Duuuuude.....You rock! Keep up the great explores! (but please be careful! :-)
It still has lots of good wood trim around the rooms and windows, call "Salvage Dawgs" they'll come get it and give it new life.
That is a nice house
Great old house.
Love the old laces/ I do this here in Pa.
I live in Ohio from the front the house looks just like my grandparents place on set up different on the inside but their house had to sets of stairs to the up stairs also I love seeing these old places you show thank you
Your voice sounds so much like the actor Dietrich Bader the guy from the show "american housewife"..Also he played Jethro in the newer beverly hillbillies
Hoppes is a liquid used to clean guns. Still made. Sure someone's told you all about it by now but just in case...
There are SO many abandoned places in Ohio, especially towards the country and out lands away from towns.. I used to live in Ohio, in fact about an hour or so from Akron.. It's a shame, Ohio used to be beautiful and once Delta went under, so did that whole state.. Thanks for exploring :)
Great video, it looked like it was a great property at one time.
I hate living in haunted houses. but that's all my parents could afford. so I lived in more than one
The cup with the screw in it is a container for medical parts IE screws pins ect that are taken out of bones healed after surgery.. My guess it was put in from the car that was in accident that was found outside.
Where the wallpaper is was probably a built in cabinet.
I saw a backhoe on the other side of the house I do believe it's set for total annihilation. Too bad there's so many homeless people
This is a great video, I dont know if you beleive in orbs, but I dont think they were moths at the start of youre video. Down stairs filming near the old piano orbs were zapping through the old door and past you're camera. Would be awsome at night time
Might as well raze it. All that brick damage indicates that it's probably not worth restoring, as the present owner knows no doubt. And when you still see a lot of possessions left behind it's never a good sign. Abandoned buildings: what a sad waste they so often are.
Those old houses had separate stairs for family and servants. The one right by the kitchen would be a servant stair.
here in pennsylvania theres a company that makes those type of moccasins next time check the label
First and foremost Ohio is extremely haunted and Hunter is extremely cool and I'm extremely irregular that's why I take the extreme fiber cereal " Colon Blow". Colon Blow has 10 times the daily requirement of fiber and is outlawed in 47 states! Why do I bring this up well @2:46 I would of needed no help going when that giant bird came thru the wall- !
David trueslayor colon blow, Saturday night live skit!!
The part that is caved looks like it might have been fire damage. The wood is blackened or by the looks of the hole maybe some kind of kitchen explosion?
slightly disturbed at how little dust in hiden rooms. I think someone has been living there just before video.
nice video Hunter!
I still have my 1988 M&M tin! Cool!
The derelict remains of some one's house, now in a dangerous condition, one section completely had it, needs demolishing.
Slow down when you are panning. Thank you 😌
Another great vid bro😎✌
It looks as though there was a fire in the kitchen area. You can kind of see the scorch marks on the wood in the video.
You are the only person who noted the charred beams-there was definitely a fire in the house. The shape of the house and the way the fire seemed contained makes it seem like there might have been a smaller house moved to and added to the bigger house, very early on in its history-not unheard of. It does seem to be a bit of a patchwork-the last view of the house shows in the siding that there was once something else attached which possibly deteriorated and was removed, maybe at the time the two houses were joined.
How cool would it be to meet and talk to the great grandmother and find out what further history she could disclose!
Thank you for posting a great explore.
Omg they were doing it again, flying back and forth heaps of orbs, THIS PLACE IS TRUELY HAUNTED
Hoppe's 9 that looks like an antique bottle .
Miss you Hunter.
i'll be this was a neat big farmhouse back when it was alive and functioning,,, great explore ,, also what was that nice piece of music that you used at the end of the video ?
it sounded like a little kids voice at 4:15? Hoppes is gun oil.
Were you in Bryan? I've seen a place out there that looked just like this. Has since been razed.
Looks like people came in and stripped the copper pipe out in that bathroom, so there were obviously vandals there. Doubtful that was done by any owner.
Oh dear! That house is horrid inside! It certainly didn't look like it would on the outside! Be careful!