Abandoned College Campus - Chemicals and Specimens Left Behind
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- Опубликовано: 19 янв 2017
- In this episode, we explore an abandoned historic college campus. The science building was completely full of items including vintage computers, chemicals, and biological specimens.
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The tone of your guys' channel is so much better than many other urbex channels. It's got infinitely less of the "we're stupid teenagers exploring old places". Your channel is more mature and feels like a professional ghost hunting channel without the ghosts. I'd watch your videos on TV.
Just google searched and I live 9 mins from this place. Kind of want to visit before people destroy the place..
Ryan Mungwira Why you are at it grab a souvenir or van full of souvenirs ☺
If you steal stuff then it will be less interesting for the next person
I guess it would but what if the next person who found it would destroy it.
Besides these people I love dan bell the most.
As of today, September 2019, I just looked this college up and THEY ARE MAKING A COMEBACK! Right now they are only doing online schooling but are trying to renovate each building on campus to start onsite classes. We love a happy story!
Yes. They are rebuilding in fact. According to Wikipedia they opened on 2018.
Cool
What is the college called?
@@jenna6708 knoxville college
its. open now!
Am I the only one saddened by this kind of things ? Abandonned theaters, classrooms, science labs... So much things could be done here, so much that could be salvaged for education projects or something... Half of this lab equipment could be used in other schools.
Exatomos and I feel bad for the people who built it.... all that time and effort into mold and dust
This was a "private" or "independent" school and didn't belong to the State of Tennessee.
Not anymore, its real old worthless technology at least most of it.
Vandals have wrecked the place.
Big cities also have nasty old decrepit places.
@@scottdowney4318 they reopened apparently
@@SlothOnMeth are you sure? That would be a great news in 2019 as there are so many stuff here that are still in good used- those pianos etc🙏
This place was abandoned so recently that their website is still live and merely states that they are not accepting new enrollments at this time.
Adahop look who it is!!!
They are open again
No way someone put money into that hell hole
It looks like only online courses are offered as of Jan. 31st, 2019. The new administration applied for grants to restore three of the buildings in late 2018. It may still be at least a few more years before the campus itself comes back to life. Here's a news report: www.knoxnews.com/story/news/local/2018/10/12/knoxville-college-hbcu-takes-first-step-process-restore-campus-buildings/1593204002/
@@cfothough Not surprising given the history of the place the last 25 years and the condition of the place.
Wow, captivating tour here. Not even that far from me either. All those IBM, Apple, and other vintage computers and terminals just rotting away...
Lazy Game Reviews hey Clint
I wouldn't care... I would have taken as much computer stuff as I could have. Shame to see all those in that condition. Also... Bet with a little love the wet Model M would come back to life ;)
LGR, I was thinking the same thing!
Whoa, just as I thought "LGR would love this video!" you're already here. Hi!
im crying over all the devices
"There's a plunger through the window." I'll admit, that's a series of words I never expected to hear.
When someone clogs the toilet and makes you plunge it
my husband is a chemist. all those beakers & glass are worth a lot of money. sad that it's all going to waste.
OMG!!!!!!!!
they have a school song on their website:
"Close to our hearts, dear old KC,
Shall ever be thy memory.
We love the dear old halls.
We love thy trees and verdant hills,
Thy deep-toned bell whose music thrills,
Thy consecrated walls.
Deep in our hearts forevermore,
Thy dear old name shall be,
And as the silent years go by,
We'll live for thee, KC."
I love how un-clickbait-y this channel is. There are certain channels on here that would've put "TOXIC CHEMICALS AND DEAD BODIES FOUND" in the title instead, but nah, y'all just tell it like it is. Good on you.
Exploring With Josh for example. "the proper people" guys are so much better. Very respectful explorers and they don't talk a bunch of ignorant nonsense while they explore either.
I was told that some of my videos are non clickbaity either.
Like Sam and Colby lol I tried watching their channel but it is too theatrical for me. Every single place they explore ends with some extreme scenario where they almost died, got arrested, got possessed by a ghost or whatever, etc. It just gets old. This channel is more about spitting straight facts and I love it!
True
It is a bloody shame, that those beautiful pianos are going to waste.
I hope they fix them up when everything is cleared out.
JoeMotion Videos 82 to contact me at your convenience 76320400022
agreed
Yeah they could've at least made the effort to sell some of that stuff or just donated it to other colleges or local schools that REALLY need supplies like that...such a waste 😞
i could honestly use one of those mine is so out of tune and old i cant fix mine its sad :(
Be very careful when playing around with stage rigging. If they're weighted incorrectly the battens can fall and bounce 20 across the stage. Plenty of people have been seriously injured or killed standing under an unlocked batten.
apparently this college is back. they have a schedule for 2019-20 classes. same building supposedly. interesting!
@Joby Fluorine oof.....
@Marishi Ten they are running online courses and trying to get a few buildings up and running
lmao this didn't age well
I have a feeling that the Dems won't keep it open . the former president cared about the college's
@Marishi Ten EPA, seizing control of property and doing absolutely nothing with it. It's ours now.. For your protection. Don't go near it and you'll be fine, it's now government own publi--I mean private property.
Sad to know a historic school is left to decay like that.
MrBubblescookie yeah, it really sucks.
MrBubblescookie Thought the same thing. I wonder if any former students have seen this video. All the time they spent in those hallways... and now look at it.
Its just a black school. Black people are too busy starting problems
It reopened
While I love these videos, It really breaks my heart to see all the wasted equipment just left to rot and decay. so many hobbyists would love to make use of it all
Yeah... So much of it could be put to good use. It's a terrible shame.
That's what I hate when a places shut down they usually just leave it as it and leave perfectly good things there to decay
When i was a teenager ( im 60 now) their was an abandoned girls riding camp ( Camp Tabor) on top of a mountain near where I lived. We explored it dozens of times, it was like everyone just vanished. Clothes, suitcases, dozens of saddles, curry combs and other horse items as well as personal items were all left behind. Even Trophies girls had won were left behind. Their were even a few cars. The kitchen was fully stocked with plates" glasses everything u needed to feed a couple hundred people. Never did find out why it was abondoned the way it was...Sadly it was torn down yrs ago. Its all but a memory now.
what area?
I don't think you're actually sixty?
"their was"
"Their were"
Did they have THERE when you were a teenager?
@@cloudslayer2611 I'm 61 now bud.
That's cool
I always feel so sad seeing all that stuff abandoned to decay. Like those beautiful pianos, they could have been donated to a school in need. Instead they just sit there of no use to anyone. :(
You guys are terribly underrated! The way you explore sites is extremely respectful, and you document your findings in a very professional way. On top of that, you don't steal, nor do you break things intentionally. I'm am not an Urban Explorer. If I was, I would proudly trek alongside The Proper People! Keep it up! These kinds of video's will be reference material for our future generations.
Colton Standifird underrated? I assume a good thing
It’s not stealing if it’s abandoned
@@fupalishous1878 Yeah it is, the act of taking something that does not belong to you is stealing.
GalaxyCatt I worded my comment wrong. If nobody owns this (someone probably does) it won’t be stealing. Nobody owns it, it’s up for taking.
and in their newer videos they are respectful of location and don't specifically say it in the videos
the last piano you saw in the music hall was a spinet called a rosewood for the type of wood they used in it manufactured around the time of the civil war it was widely unpopular because its weak sound board made it untunable.
19:28 "There's boxes full of skeleton bones." As opposed to non-skeleton bones?
TheOneGuy1111 think he meant human skeleton bones.
I went to UTK and remember this place. This is so, so sad. I can't believe how run down it has become since closing two short years ago.
The pianos are still pretty much in tune considering they just sat around for years
I pray they smuggled out one of those IBM Model Ms. They deserve a better future!
They probably didn't. I think they said before that they leave these places as close to how they found them as possible, aside from maybe leaving a sticker behind.
TheJauntyJester they most likely didn't, they like to leave the place as they found it so others can enjoy it.
surprised they weren't taken yet. if you take them out and polish up the wood you could make a decent profit on them, like flipping them on ebay or sommat
Emma pianos aren't actually worth much at all unless it's a VERY VERY good well known brand.
So many expensive scientific equipement, what a waste.
This is a highly contaminated site, and I hope these guys don't get cancer from this
expensive scientific equipment is worthless scientific equipment in 10 to 20 years usually. so its junk either way
@@saxaphonehero11 Not so except if it's computer related.
saxaphonehero11 so much copper, at least a couple thousand dollars worth, plus other precious metals and circuitry components.
I would come every night to this campus and play the piano for hours just to freak people who walk by.
You will be freaking out yourself too
*plays Dr D.R.E*
They’re in great shape and still kinda in tune
16:00 it shows the different tissues of a plant's root :)
If they knew ahead of time that it was financially going down, why does it look like people rushed out in terror?
That's a great question for most other places too. But i heard that this place got determinated with chemicals or what ever. Not sure.
My guess would be administration just kept holding on hope and holding on hope and the one day, they were like "we can't do paychecks anymore" and all of the staff just left. Once the money stops flowing, people stop giving a shit.
Also have to factor in the cost of removing all the crap for a place that was already struggling financially
The computer hardware is from the 1980s. All the other equipment is from the 1970s and before. So it looks like they were spending all of the money in 80s on computers. Then after that, it doesn't look like they bought much of anything. It was definitely state of the art on one time.
or they spent money in the 90s for old computers
It's sad to see all this abandoned stuff... while so many young people can't reach an education.
They're actually renovating the college with the intention of reopening it right now. There was actually a graduate (just one, but still) as of last year. The administration is definitely taking steps to restore the campus to its former glory.
Making america great again
Apparently even with corona, they are still trying to make a comeback
It's scary now because the Dems are running the country .Last year we had a president that gave money to the college's .
Imagine just being a student there years ago and just coming back to look at it crumbling down and abandoned and just thinking of good memories from attending there, wow so beautiful
Wow! The glassware alone is worth thousands...
Now if I want a free piano or two, I know exactly where to go.
Stephen Benoit they're disposable because there are so many
+lorderk237 gonna need 4-5 guys to lift it and get on a truck
DJ Granny 10:20 I guess given how long that power supply is been sitting there I guess it's safe to say it's hopeless?....
+Silas McGree I'd say so. They said there was security. Gotta be some kind of catch or it'd be gone by now most likely. :-)
DJ Granny maybe there was a reason the power supply was thrown out the window maybe it was broken or broke while being used so maybe it was useless in the first place
16:00 it shows the different tissues of a plant's root :)
I have one in my classroom! Lol
I love how respectful you guys are. Like your not CaTcHiNg GoHsTs or trying to be spooky your just lookin at stuff. Most people like the simple things, authentic.
No wonder I didn't receive an acceptance letter from them
lol
Nick Sacco I was wondering why my student loan payments were being returned.
Nick Sacco keep checking your mailbox
:-))
Nick Sacco Help the power just went out in the school
What I don't understand is why abandoned buildings always have shit spread out all over the floor. Seriously, it's as if the people were like "okay, before we go, let's knock shit over."
Its usually vandals that do that crap. And it just gets worse over time.
kev fuck off
lorderik237 exactly
OMG! I drive past this campus every day to take my kid to school. Thank you for giving me an inside look!
seeing all of those abandoned pianos makes me angry I wish someone could at least put them in a museum or refurbish them
Odd to see the bullet hole and plungered door without graffiti. Was there much security?
Yes but the security was only added recently due to the arson I believe
might be why those glasses weren't smashed
The Proper People are u in Knoxville rn? Need somewhere to stay?
sirmugman 😆
Emily Black 9:07 hey that wasn't so bad for an old piano it suits the abandon and deteriorated environment very well
Another great video! The ones where you give the backstory and history of the property are my favorite.
Wow, it's amazing that people can just walk away from a place and leave behind thousands or even tens of thousands of dollars worth of equipment and pianos. That really old amphitheatre / lecture hall in the science building was just fantastic, and that orchestra pit in the theatre was so deep. Amazing!
My church bought a kind of small Christian private school that was closed maybe two years and you wouldn't believe the things still there. They left tons of sports trophys and awards, library full of books, signs and banners still hung up in the halls and class rooms. I was like if this was my former school or I was a worker here I couldn't just leave those things
I remember traveling to this school from Texas,going to enroll. At that time they lured students in by offering a deeply discounted tuition. The catch was that you had to work on campus to pay off the remainder of the tuition, but you didn't find that out until enrollment. Basically the students took care of the campus in order to go to school. This was back in 2003-04ish. The campus was in disrepair at that time. There were only like three buildings open with limited staff. What a terrible experience. Most of the students were inner city from like Detroit and Chicago so they had no choice but to stay. As for me, I got out of there. The place had rats,we had to paint our own rooms and I ended up having it out with the President because she didn't want to refund the money I already paid. Let's just say I had a check within a week. I ended up enrolling at UTK. I understand the historic significance, but it should shut down as a school. Perhaps it could reopen as a rehabilitation center.
That’s very misleading that they didn’t disclose that you had to work on campus to pay off part of your tuition until you actually enrolled.
Blackburn College in Carlinville, IL openly markets itself as a “work college” where students are required to work on campus to pay off part of their tuition, but they are very open about that.
Blackburn has a very long and well-established reputation as a work college so no one is caught off guard by that fact.
Knoxville College should have been open about that fact that it was basically a work college too.
The whole school was built on the backs of students
Legit one of the best channels though??? Yall should come to Detroit 👌👌👌
Sara Merwin I'll be in Detroit soon
8 Bit Paradise It isn't that bad??? I live like 10 minutes away and I'm always over there, and that was pretty racist lmao
It all depends where you go in the city, there's nice parts of Detroit you'd be surprised.
8 Bit Paradise obvious troll is obvious
megabox313 on the water front area it's really nice, it's more inland to the city is where the abandoned areas and places are.
Impressive how untouched that place is.
its because ghost kaiser wilhelm ll haunts that place
The Dark Lord Sauron Himself
Lmao what?
They have security there its hard to gain access to it.
Perfect and pristine
Because it hosted classes as soon as an academic year before that video. Their enrollment in their last year before closing in 2015 was 6 students.
20:49 That IBM PC/XT doe
22:30 And a IIE with a Profile HD, don't see the combination very often
22:42 Tektronix terminal, very rare
I would never be able to contain myself in somewhere like that, those computer would defiantly come home with me...
YESSS! Someone else who sees the beauty of vintage technology and would take the computers! I adore the Model M keyboard and won't even buy a keyboard that has a really quiet sound anymore. :)
It’s wild that none of that could’ve been sold or donated to help...
Those computers are such a rare thing to see. Too bad someone will be there pretty quick to pick them up.
kugen would say that they are gone in under 24hours
Oh easy, it's really a shame that the original owners didn't take them and take care of them...
kugen except the place is constantly guarded
Those computers have been out in the elements way too long to be of any value. If the keyboards felt nasty and frozen, as these guys demonstrated in this video, imagine what would happen if you plug in and turn on one of those machines...
You'd be surprised what 80s tech can survive. My long abandoned Sega Master System had been left somewhere or other and wasps or something had built a nest inside it. It wouldn't turn on. Took it apart, cleaned all the circuits off and let them dry, reconnected it, and it started right up, bright and clear and bleepy as ever!
Honestly, for the sake of history, id take that apple 2 and keep it safe. Worth a lot of money
Its garbage now and old computers were useless. Most young people wouldn't even know how it works.
So many pianos for a single location!
I like watching these videos, but I can't help feeling depressed that so much stuff is left to rot.
Well if I ever want to make a giant meth lab I know where to go.
. Scout no he wouldn't STAY OUT OF HIS TERRITORY
. Yeah but that Walter White was nowhere near as badass as the one in the series.
Chairs just chillin everywhere!!
I bet when they lost Funding in 97 they abandoned some of the buildings then. That's why some of the buildings look like they were abandoned longer.
watershed44 Very nice thing to say over the internet bitch. I have a college degree and work 5 days a week. Your argument is invalid.
Wow how did this comment turn into such a Shit Storm ??
+Elevated Visions
Congratulations, you are the BIG EXCEPTION to the rule.
Do you want a cookie?
+n bo
Don't forget to watch videos on Colin Flaherty RUclips Channel,
and remember don't make the black kids angry. LOL
n bo LMAO !!!!
I wish they could take places like this and renovate them to house the homeless. Seems like such a waste to have these huge abandoned places floating around with no purpose.
Homeless probably already use abandon buildings regardless if it's safe or not.
Get 3 jobs and do it, "oh but someone else's money?"
The homeless can buy a house like aaaaaanybody else that ever bought one.
Homeless do not care about being housed. They only care about readily available access to drugs. 93% of homeless people are drug addicts. If they can't get access to drugs, they won't want to be there. Wish people better understood this about the "homeless" population. They are drug addicts. You can't just remove them from their source of drugs and expect a positive outcome. They would go nuts.
8:42 . . . That piano needs to be rescued.
23:28 . . . Most 1970s looking computer ever!!
18:56 … guys, please get proper boots … like military or security boots. You never know what chemicals dissolved in those puddles or what pointy things may hide in there.
Markus Birth yep. a good pair of 8" boots with a resistant soul, steel shank. they aren't too expensive and offer great protection from ankle twists too incase something gives way. I prefer a composite toe as it causes less muscle fatigue compared to steel when your running.
They have boots that they wore in the Mine explore, they seem to hate wearing them though. Must be for fashion's sake. I love wearing hiking boots to work because they are so much more comfortable than dress boots or shoes. I wear hiking boots almost everywhere now.
@@radeemer1 I wear hiking boots everywhere. Unless I'm checking the mail, and then I only slip on sandals.
16:09 it's an onion root tip... my bio instructor in high school brought one out and said its the most obscene model ever
i love watching non-theatre kids be so excited by a fly system❤️
I could spend the entire day in places like this looking through everything! Not sure I'd wanna be breathing formaldehyde though lol.
I bet that apple product is worth quite a bit of money now
In good condition maybe. But those ones haven't seen love in many years.
EBay they sell under $500 but those are in better condition than these
I think a lot of that stuff was left as-is in place because they were hoping to reopen when they got their shit together... then they never got it together. If they knew they were going to disappear from the map, I would think the staff would want to save the good books and equipment
I imagine one morning they just turned up and it was closed. There wouldn't have been any warning of when it was gonna happen.
nope its open again
It's actually open again now
Not exactly "open". Just online classes, and not many students. A long way from opening a campus.
It is shocking and scary how fast these places decay. It's like watching "Life After People"
crazy..all that stuff could have been donated to a STEM high school or another historic black collage....
Joy S or any place lol
+Joy S STEM is just the millennial version of VOTECH. All talk, no results.
can't, it's still theirs
DJ Granny say what? All the engineers I know have no trouble getting jobs, and my company has struggled to hire anybody lately because they all have a couple other offers by the time we interview them.
yes this is kinda depressing to see.. as if humans have no sense of decency or responsibility
19:29 No one :
Not a single soul:
Brian: A BoX Of SkElLEtON BoNES
As a typewriter enthusiast, I love that you show many/most of them you encounter. Two of them in this video are models I didn't know existed!
For anyone curious, both appear to be Remington electric standards.
The one at 12:00 looks like a slightly newer (or is it a little older?) version of a model I've seen before. Made around the 1950s.
The one at 15:38 is a newer style I had no idea they made an electric version of. This one is 60s to 70s.
It's always fun to hear about the history, appreciate the architecture, see what's inside these buildings. Thanks!
Fascinating! It's like a captured "frozen" moment in time! Thank you so much for documenting this historical site!
Amazed by the fact that so much was left behind..
Uuuuggghhh. I know you shouldn't steal anything, but fucks sake. Wish it were possible to contact the property owner to do an auction of this stuff. The IBM and Apple PC's are worth money. A complete Apple II is worth almost 1000 dollars to the right person... Vandals will eventually destroy it all.
Um, no. An Apple II is nearly worthless (maybe new in the box it might have some value). They made millions of them.
Now, an Apple I is worth megabucks...
probably due to contamination they can't
@@Geotpf I just did a quick check on Ebay. It looks like a functioning Apple II will sell in the $200+ range. (Not to me, I'm a PC guy!}
I love the Knoxville locations you have sought out! So much history. Also, the model you found at 16:00 is actually the tip of a root. Probably used in a botany or horticulture class.
The model looked like it was a cross section of a root tip to study the different cell layers for plants.
Cyclohexane is a cycloalkane with the molecular formula C₆H₁₂.
Cyclohexane is mainly used for the industrial production of adipic acid
and caprolactam, which are precursors to nylon
Wikipedia
Its actually hexahydrogen dodekahydride I think
...you can also view it as fully hydrogenated benzene
I love all the people googling this shit to come up with random answers.
Mostly useful (outside of industrial nylon production) as a recrystalization solvent, as many organic compounds are only soluble in hot Cy
I would load up a van to the top with all the shit form the chem lab the beakers and glassware is very expensive shit
I would store them in my old RV.
Similar thoughts too. There'd have to be about at least 100k worth of equipment less if it all doesn't work.
dossod the pianos are worth a lot! !!
dossod Exactly that's what I would do as well
I would get tha antique piano and the IBM clock. Maybe the bell next to it.
I always wonder when the last real class ended that day, who would have thought it would be the last time.
So true, but apparently the college was in decline since the 1970s. In the 1990s they lost their accreditation, when it finally closed there were only 11 enrolled students. Sad to see a college with such a long history fall into disrepair, but I also wonder who would enrol in a college with so few students ?
I'm always wondering why many abondened buildings look like the inhabitants have just gone for a walk and never came back.
Also, so much many standing around, slowly rotting away.
the movable orchestra platform looked pretty damn insane.
this is actually kind of sad
My graduating class was just 49 people, so seeing a school like this blows my mind! The opportunities provided by a complex like that is truly a blessing... So messed up that because in one brief moment something wasn't profitable, we just abandon it
11:35 i'd fucking take that in a heartbeat. Oscilloscopes are 1k+
As an old computer lover, it's really cool to see these computers that are left behind, especially because half of them cost a small fortune to get XD also sad that i cant rescue all of them from vandals that will destroy them.
That place is gonna get cleared out quick now you visited it haha
There's on-site security and vehicle access is gated off so I don't think so.
The Proper People You'd be surprised of what people are capable of.
The only thing worth anything is probably the Apple 2e and even that isn't worth much... worth going to jail for a shitty computer you might get $100 bucks for on ebay?
Glassware is worth a few bob. I'm surprised they didn't run into an illicit meth lab over there.
I'm pretty sure that oscilloscope that's new in the box is worth more than the apple computer
Does anyone put themselves in the shoes of the old students that used to wanted this campus daily? How weird yet fascinating
Wow, it's so hard to believe that this was abandoned so recently, and yet looks so battered!
15:55.. "It's way too pointy!" I CAN'T BREATHE! xD
I know! It's a dick best part ever.
I'm a Theatre major at my college and I can tell that equipment in the control both is dimmer control. Now they would of had a light board on one of those counters but shoot those equipment are old. Good video
Liberty NE *would of*
Liberty NE would have
Yeah way before DMX512, can't for the life of me recall what that analog system was called though.
@@sparkplug1018 The stage lighting control system by Electro Controls is nearly identical to what my high school had, brand new, in about 1973. This is making me feel old! The movie palace in town that was restored about the same year had the same Electro Controls equipment type, but a much large control board and more light/power circuits. Both systems have been upgraded to newer computer based. (Not sure if Electro Controls brand name is supposed to be 1 word or 2.)
I would've totally taken that oscilloscope home!
...and the 16mm films, if they haven't completely deteriorated. Cool place, guys. I love it.
Yes I would
Those Choir Robes could be donated to Local Churches and the pianos could be distributed among Nursing Homes or personal care homes.
I remember Biology Class in 10 th grade,we had to dissect a frog,talk about gross ! In Biology I really don't remember using chemicals.but there was Chemistry Class in High School.I never was around chemicals in school.
They're probably pretty mouldy.
"Why's it so pointy?"
-Michael 2017
Any one else catch "You most defiantly" instead of definitely on the school newspaper or whatever at 7:52?
I just looked this place up... They only had 11 students?! No wonder why it closed
Melissa2087 what is this place name I want to see more history
Kevin Lopez115541 he mentions it in the beginning, Knoxville College in Tennessee, there is a Wikipedia page on it. Pretty cool.
+Adrian Nava God damn it I knew I'd find some stupid ass comment like this here. Fuck off with this shit man, nobody wants your politics here.
Kanra Smith he’s trying to be racist he used the wrong “then” tho. He meant than and he’s saying that black people would rather “bitch about slavery and how white people bad” than actually go learn history. It’s standard racist rhetoric. He’s being an asshole and disappointing how many likes he got
Normal brain: ohh an old theather how cool!
Theather brain: Don't. Touch. The ropes.
never. Touch. The rope.
just atheatrenerd *forbidden strings*
😤
@@justatheatrenerd8611 why not?
@@jurgenkenneth7132 a non theatre kid...woah? I've heard of these species but...quite fascinating if I do say so myself
Those Apple II's probably still work. Too bad you can't get permission to take them.
Actually you can not filming and take them any time ;) If you have a change
They snuck in... I'm sure they could steal a few things
Those old complete Apple systems would be worth a fortune........Old Computer equipment is the next big collectable item......hope the don't get trashed, but I am guessing now it has been exposed there will be nothing left un-trashed in the coming weeks
That's usually what happens. The Proper People make a video on something and then every asshole who wants to vandalize shit, including other Urban Explorer RUclipsrs who should know better, come from miles around to do whatever they want with it. It's what happened to the Nuclear Power Plant they explored.
You guys doing an HBCU is all time greatness. They've been approved to reopen Fall 2018. Shoutout to that Delta tree @ 0:28
good to see this channel growing
The music in this one was extra awesome. The ambient stuff and the end track especially.
I'm guessing there's no link to it because it's from a royalty free music site?
Really cool video as usual.
This is AMAZING, breaks my heart to see all those poor specimens left though ): You couldnt even tell what the one taxidermied critter was suppose to be
Cant understand why nearly 400000 subscribe and about 1/4 ever watch the vids, they miss out on so much. Wanted to thank you guys for your work. CLEARLY the best abandoned channel on you tube. I do like travel vlogs, but when I see your new videos come up I know what I am going to see. High quality researched and filmed abandoned video. Period.
should be careful around the cyclohexane. It's explosive under certain circumstances.
Knoxville, Tennessee? I've lived here for my whole life and never heard of it.
This is super cool I love being to see these old buildings and imagine the people that lived there... part 2 here I come
Y'all so lucky to have so many abandoned places... Each and every objects, you can't help but wonder how many people touched this and how long has it been left there, alone... So mysterious...
This was so cool I have always loved this kind of stuff , and thank you for bringing it to life