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When you said this would be your grandparents house..... that brought back memories for me. My grandparents house wasn't this full of stuff, but there was stuff. My grandma passed in 2015 and my grandfather a year later. After my grandfather's funeral we went back to my house because my aunts wanted us to pick out some stuff. My cousin was there and we both asked where the black metal lunch box was. Someone had already claimed it. As we looked in a room with all their stuff that black metal lunchbox meant the most. As kids we would spend a week in the summer there and Grandpa would always come home from the candy factory with Paydays and Zero candy bars in that lunch box. It was a good memory for us. Thanks for stirring up some positive vibes for me today. I also liked how you took the time to line up the hot wheels cars. Great house with lots of treasures. Thanks for doing the videos the way you do. I enjoy them. Happy exploring.
This place is incredible. Both the structure and the contents are absolute time capsule! Looking at the flat light switches, front trap toilets, ABS drain pipes and green jacketed aluminum wires in the basement above the Time magazines, I would estimate this house was built between 1970 and 1972.
Serious grandparent vibes there! Looks like someone halfheartedly started to pack up, and the just gave up. Who can blame them, there are a lot of memories in that place! Loved it like always, thanks so much! ❤️ (wish you had looked at the date on that Nazi newspaper, would have been interesting)
Wow I can’t believe some family members haven’t at least tried to sell off the contents. There were a lot of items worth selling. Can’t take the antique dealer out of me! Great explore!
I would love to buy a house like this and just go through everything that’s in it! So crazy. I sisters had a microscope set like that, so I would say it’s probably around 1960 or 1962. My sister still has it. And those time magazines oh my gosh! Very cool explore. Take care!
omg,that Dirty Dancing poster sure brings back great memories .I had that very same poster ,saving my allowance for it,at the time!!And my babysitter at the time,whose on my fb these days ,was obsessed with the movie!!💕💕💕💕
Now this is a time capsule. I get a feeling the person(s) have died and there is no family to take care of this place. There are potentially alot of valuble items left. I saw many grocery bags of stores that dont exist anymore. Made me sad because some of them stores were awesome. The thing is are any neighbours concerned at all especially if the yard isnt taken of. Another great explore. Big Hugs from Alberta
This was a totally awesome abandoned house adventure. ❤ So much stuff left behind that's crazy.. All old antiques too, super cool. I have never seen a green toilet. That's a lot of spices. My grandparents had those huge wooden forks and spoons as well and paintings from England. Awe, the goat is so cute. I also love when you say hi in the mirror. My biggest fan right there, that was a good one. 🤗 Thank you for the magnificent tour. 🥰
LOL.... I have seen (and likely used) white, beige, yellow, green, blue, turquoise, gray, pink and black toilets !! Just like with cars, the wide selection of colors for toilets, sinks and tubs was common in the 1950s, 1960s, 1970s and 1980s. Growing up in the 1970s, I saw all of this. My house was built in 1977 and has built-in avocado green oven, stove and dishwasher. The toilets are marble patterned beige/brown.
What an interesting house with so many stories to tell. Many items I can relate to. We live in a neighborhood where the houses were built in the 50's and early 60's. There is one abandoned house because the son cannot bring himself to clean out his dad's house (son is in his 60's). At one time there was a very old and in bad shape Rolls Royce parked in the driveway, but sometime this year is disappeared.
A lot of it relates to the cold weather for eight months a year in Canada, and people tend to stay indoors, and have cooking and preserving equipment, hobby and games and kid's toys to stay occupied when shut in for long periods of time.
I would go to city hall, get the owners information, contact the owner and request permission to salvage any property they didn't want any longer. It's a shame all that good stuff is left to rot and decay. Excellent video! Keep on exploring.
Weren't any newspapers or food items which usually have short expiration dates, to get a rough estimate on when someone last lived there? Very interesting house, for sure.
What an epic find. Obviously the family didn't want to go through all the stuff, cuz that would take forever. What a shame, who knows what treasures are hidden.
"Just like fine wine, you grow better with the years." ---- I wonder if those unopened bottles of wine are any good?! What a interesting place so many things to see and look at. And collecting all those Time magazines seems like a waste of time for it to sit on the shelves for nothing. . I thought the toy car collection was awesome but loved that 8 track collection! Someone had great taste in music .. great rock collection. And to answer your question, I heard you say HEY GUYS a lot .. lol 😆 you rocked this video awesome job
What a awesome home!!! That sewing machine was really cool. My grandparents owned a sewing machine and fabric business and a sewing machine factory. I grew up in them and I live all that stuff
Well, it's not that hard to imagine. Grandparents die and the children aren't all too eager to pack/sell everything immediatedly. For one they are in grief and they have personal memories for most of these objects. Secondly most of that wasn't antique at that time. For example these days it's hard to find 8tracks and collectors might pay you huge sums. But in the early 90s, which is probably when this house was abandoned, 8track was a medium that just got obsolete and therefore garbage. There also was no ebay and so on to easily find buyers.Time passes and the children themselves got old and have their own health issues, homes to care and so on.
Look at that guys a dirty dancing poster nobody puts baby in the corner 😂 great video I noticed there was a photo of that could have been their children or even grandchildren and don't understand why they never came to take care of the home very sad to see so many memories left behind like that
To be honest I think every large neighborhood has a house like this, where I used to live there was actually 2 of them, one on a Major Street and the other on a side street not too far away from the first. Both now have been completely renovated but they both definitely have a story. The first is a $750,000 + house on a very nice but busy street close to all amenities, but it was sold 3 times in less than 13+ years the last owner owned it for approximately 7 years and throughout that entire time it sat partially renovated and abandoned, now the renovations are complete and the house has been resold. The second house, from what I was told by the neighbors was abandoned after a family dispute and they failed to pay the property taxes this house literally had squirrels running in and out through the roof, but now it has been completely renovated and is occupied.
@@dunovanmozzetta8966 unfortunately with this plan I can not help you locate it. As you can see by the video this place is loaded with stuff. Giving the location to someone I don't know could possibly be putting it in the wrong hands. If you want to find the location bad enough, it's not very hard. All the info is either in this video or on his website. Again sorry I can't take a chance like that.
This is one of my favorites.Binge watching time capsule houses tonight.In just a few short days I will be ordering more tabloids and magazines for the collection 🐕🦺
Great video what a lot off stuff in that house oh my days must be a old person living in there so I saw a wheel chair they must started to pack it away so they must gave it up with a bad job its beonye me why hoard it's not good if the family has to sort it all out so much old stuff as well its crazy I love to explore in there it would take a month to see it all with my own eyes it will all go to rot specially when rain gets in there etc love watching u going through it like a kid with sweets haha 😄
Wow,... Just.. WOW!! There is so much money left behind in this house, so many antiques and collectables. I have to admit, if it were my parents house, I would have gotten as far as the vintage Channel No 5 and given it up to my siblings. Absolutely overwhelming,.. But, ...if you actually took the time, you'd rediscover the past century or more.
Hi there Dave what a amazing find lots of old stuff left behind and I saw some stuff that is worth a lot of money in that house. I hope that the family members get there and save that stuff before someone else does. But anyway great video tho thanks again for sharing your adventure with us follower's thank u.
I wish you would have checked the expiration dates on the foods or the publication dates of magazine so we'd have a good idea of when it was last inhabited
This house was really cool but full of so much stuff. Maybe the owner was a bit of a hoarder. You have to let Ethan Minnie know about ALL of the CARS you found. This house must have been empty for quite a while because it is so filthy. I think you said THERES SO MUCH STUFF HERE the most. I wanted you to look at some of the dates on those Time Magazines. All those 8 track tapes around. Thanks for taking us along on this interesting house exploration.
Wow what treasure trove! It's to bad they didn't donate all that stuff to a church or charity. Great find! Your humor cracks me up! Always enjoy your videos!
I love your videos so much!!!!!!! I've said this before but I'm saying it again, I would love to go exploring with you. And I love when you see a mirror and say wsup guys!!!!!! Keep doing that plz!!
At 14:51 that El Toro monster truck is ultra rare. Probably 2001-ish and that is the first beige one I've ever seen with out livery. Those were made by Hot Wheels. I would kill for that one, as my son's Monster Jam collection is north of 300+ trucks.
No dust/decay. It can take months to clear out a full house. I cleaned out my Nanas house. When we found young explorer's...they were all arrested. Explorer's should really make sure the houses they explore are truly abandoned. The people we found are facing up to seven years if convicted. I was thankful the items they stole were removed from their vehicles and pockets.
@@lynnwassenaar5088 nothing is really abandoned, a house falling apart is still owned by someone. The people you found were thieves not explorers. Sorry you had to deal with that!
That was a cool house, but it's so disappointing when you don't look at the expiration on the food. But you're one of our favorite explorers. From n.e. louisiana
I am sure the neighbors have many stories they could share. some would be able to clear up a lot of unknowns and mysteries. whatever they have to tell is going to be a well-kept secret. I imagine they keep vigil over the house out of respect for their neighbors' memory. so many things, so little time. my uneducated guess is that not only are the grandparents' things left behind but it looks like it also became storage for other family members to dump what they no longer used or wanted. there are way too many possessions for just one owner to handle. perhaps the family made a half-hearted effort to pack and decided it just wasn't worth it ?? not a nice way to pay their last respects to their parents/grandparents if that is the case. so many memories to be left in silence, alone and abandoned
So when houses are sort of boxed up and crammed like this is it because family Maybe considered packing it up and then threw in the towel? Or were the old people living among that
This one makes me sad! God I hope the family comes to pick up some of this stuff. There is a small fortune in this house. I won't mention what a saw but it's worth a shit ton... Like put your kid through college kind of value. It hit me in the stomach when I saw it. I hope the rightful owner gets it!!! Holy cow....
The blue GE fan (not the box fan obviously). if original is worth 500 to the right collector, it was not a common color and the condition was like brand new! It could be a reproduction, I don't know without looking at it. If this is up for sale, for the love of God buy it!!!!!!!! This needs to be protected!
I actually don’t think these people were that old looking at most of the stuff. So strange it’s all just left it could be donated and or sold. Thanx for the video from Australia 🇦🇺
I love that you busted out all the 8trax. Lol My dad used to have a bunch of them and he had Dr John. But sadly I think it got sold at a yard sale many moons ago.
The Beatles Let It Be 8 Track is worth a little over $1,000...That is absolutely insane that some of this stuff is just sitting there...I need to get back into Urban Exploration..I miss this lifestyle.
yeah, you had some orb action here too. as you panned left, to the green dress, in the basement, there was a tiny, very white one that flew in front of the dress. (that was at 23:12, and the next was at 23:19) Then, as you panned right towards that room way in the back, beyond the green dress, one the size of a baseball shot out into the room, also towards the green dress.
I wish you would have looked at the expiration date on the food. Could you hve asked neighbors and gotten info on this find? Looks like a hoarders house.😊
I'm so curious to know this.. werent there any insects, rats, moths, worms, etc.? Does the place smell of mold or mildew? How does it still look clean like there's hardly any dust??
Surely you could find the last owners of the house in the public records and see what happened: did they die? Is it tied up in court? Is there any family at all? If there is no family, why couldn't it be deeded to someone by the courts who could then handle all that's there, clean it out, and prepare it for a new family? The neighbors could probably give some history as well.
A time capsule indeed. So much stuff. Wonder why the family has just left like this. Lots of waste here. I have never seen a Coca cola bottle like that before. Wow! I wasn t paying attention to how many guys. Pretty neat stuff. Thanks Dave for taking us with you on this explore.
I mean, if it's in the middle of a busy subdivision, I would think some neighbors would notice it's abandoned. I would love to know what happened to the people who lived there and why nobody cleaned out the home or wanted anything.
I don't understand how you guys doing these types of videos don't get busted for breaking & entering or some other crime? This isn't criticism, it's a legitimate question. I guess you're Canadian - I'm USA - maybe the laws are different or maybe I just don't know much about how you can do this without trouble.
I'm always intrigued by the spice cabinets (but glad I cannot smell them in the video). This one had a bottle of McCormicks powdered mushrooms. I had no idea that used to be a spice you could get! I just bought a bottle of mushroom powder from HomeSense last night, thought it was a nouveau thing.
This was an absolutely crazy abandoned Time Capsule House, while it had been somewhat tossed and picked through, there was pretty much everything left behind inside.
The strangest thing, this abandoned house is right in the middle of a busy subdivision surrounded by neighbours
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Probably another house in probate. You should not be there showing all of these things so someone can break in.🤨
When you said this would be your grandparents house..... that brought back memories for me. My grandparents house wasn't this full of stuff, but there was stuff. My grandma passed in 2015 and my grandfather a year later. After my grandfather's funeral we went back to my house because my aunts wanted us to pick out some stuff. My cousin was there and we both asked where the black metal lunch box was. Someone had already claimed it. As we looked in a room with all their stuff that black metal lunchbox meant the most. As kids we would spend a week in the summer there and Grandpa would always come home from the candy factory with Paydays and Zero candy bars in that lunch box. It was a good memory for us. Thanks for stirring up some positive vibes for me today. I also liked how you took the time to line up the hot wheels cars. Great house with lots of treasures. Thanks for doing the videos the way you do. I enjoy them. Happy exploring.
IT amazes me that whole houses are left behind. so many things that can be saved.
This place is incredible. Both the structure and the contents are absolute time capsule!
Looking at the flat light switches, front trap toilets, ABS drain pipes and green jacketed aluminum wires in the basement above the Time magazines, I would estimate this house was built between 1970 and 1972.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Serious grandparent vibes there! Looks like someone halfheartedly started to pack up, and the just gave up. Who can blame them, there are a lot of memories in that place! Loved it like always, thanks so much! ❤️ (wish you had looked at the date on that Nazi newspaper, would have been interesting)
Thank You Cara
Wow I can’t believe some family members haven’t at least tried to sell off the contents. There were a lot of items worth selling. Can’t take the antique dealer out of me! Great explore!
You.can make money off these items in that house.
I totally agree!
I would love to buy a house like this and just go through everything that’s in it! So crazy. I sisters had a microscope set like that, so I would say it’s probably around 1960 or 1962. My sister still has it. And those time magazines oh my gosh! Very cool explore. Take care!
Oh wow!
Their are awesome, vintage items there. That's crazy insane.
And of course,seeing all the retro stuff left behind made me very happy 😊😁😁
Same here!
omg,that Dirty Dancing poster sure brings back great memories .I had that very same poster ,saving my allowance for it,at the time!!And my babysitter at the time,whose on my fb these days ,was obsessed with the movie!!💕💕💕💕
WOW! What memories! Great find. You got it right when you said this was a Grama house. Amazing
I love every time you walk past a mirror you always say what's up. I look forward to you doing that. Thanks 😊
You are so welcome
Beyond groovy!! I love that phone in that case at the beginning and all the floor patterns, color and wallpapers, etc
The wallpaper is "1972"
So many stuffs inside the house . It's very very very old things . Cool
Like my grandmother a lot of old are on a fixed income and if they throw away things they could never get them back.
Now this is a time capsule. I get a feeling the person(s) have died and there is no family to take care of this place. There are potentially alot of valuble items left. I saw many grocery bags of stores that dont exist anymore. Made me sad because some of them stores were awesome. The thing is are any neighbours concerned at all especially if the yard isnt taken of. Another great explore. Big Hugs from Alberta
This was a totally awesome abandoned house adventure. ❤ So much stuff left behind that's crazy.. All old antiques too, super cool. I have never seen a green toilet. That's a lot of spices. My grandparents had those huge wooden forks and spoons as well and paintings from England. Awe, the goat is so cute. I also love when you say hi in the mirror. My biggest fan right there, that was a good one. 🤗 Thank you for the magnificent tour. 🥰
thank you Miss!
@@Freaktography your welcome 😊
LOL.... I have seen (and likely used) white, beige, yellow, green, blue, turquoise, gray, pink and black toilets !! Just like with cars, the wide selection of colors for toilets, sinks and tubs was common in the 1950s, 1960s, 1970s and 1980s. Growing up in the 1970s, I saw all of this. My house was built in 1977 and has built-in avocado green oven, stove and dishwasher. The toilets are marble patterned beige/brown.
What an interesting house with so many stories to tell. Many items I can relate to. We live in a neighborhood where the houses were built in the 50's and early 60's. There is one abandoned house because the son cannot bring himself to clean out his dad's house (son is in his 60's). At one time there was a very old and in bad shape Rolls Royce parked in the driveway, but sometime this year is disappeared.
I love these kinds of houses with so much to look at, here in the Philippines we don't have so much stuff, only the necessities. Good video.
A lot of it relates to the cold weather for eight months a year in Canada, and people tend to stay indoors, and have cooking and preserving equipment, hobby and games and kid's toys to stay occupied when shut in for long periods of time.
Oh wow!
I would go to city hall, get the owners information, contact the owner and request permission to salvage any property they didn't want any longer. It's a shame all that good stuff is left to rot and decay. Excellent video! Keep on exploring.
Weren't any newspapers or food items which usually have short expiration dates, to get a rough estimate on when someone last lived there? Very interesting house, for sure.
What an epic find. Obviously the family didn't want to go through all the stuff, cuz that would take forever. What a shame, who knows what treasures are hidden.
all wow loved this one brings me back to my grandmas house. thanks for sharing this 🥰 I see alot of stuff in my moms house to ❤❤❤❤ stay safe love ya
"Just like fine wine, you grow better with the years." ----
I wonder if those unopened bottles of wine are any good?!
What a interesting place so many things to see and look at. And collecting all those Time magazines seems like a waste of time for it to sit on the shelves for nothing. . I thought the toy car collection was awesome but loved that 8 track collection! Someone had great taste in music .. great rock collection. And to answer your question, I heard you say HEY GUYS a lot .. lol 😆 you rocked this video awesome job
What a find!!!!!
Thank you so much for this video.I should be getting the tabloids and magazines very soon.A couple are arriving early..I just got the notice
Wonderful!
This is an antique lovers dream. They would love this house!
great place and great shooting as well, like I visited myself
I've never seen you so excited. That was a fantastic find. It's a shame there's so much food & clothes that peopl e could use.
What a awesome home!!! That sewing machine was really cool. My grandparents owned a sewing machine and fabric business and a sewing machine factory. I grew up in them and I live all that stuff
Curiosity Inc should buy the contents of this place.
How weird is that house? It makes absolutely no sense! Why is it all left and why is it left like that? So very strange. Great find great explore 🌹
My thoughts exactly
Well, it's not that hard to imagine. Grandparents die and the children aren't all too eager to pack/sell everything immediatedly. For one they are in grief and they have personal memories for most of these objects. Secondly most of that wasn't antique at that time. For example these days it's hard to find 8tracks and collectors might pay you huge sums. But in the early 90s, which is probably when this house was abandoned, 8track was a medium that just got obsolete and therefore garbage. There also was no ebay and so on to easily find buyers.Time passes and the children themselves got old and have their own health issues, homes to care and so on.
Look at that guys a dirty dancing poster nobody puts baby in the corner 😂 great video I noticed there was a photo of that could have been their children or even grandchildren and don't understand why they never came to take care of the home very sad to see so many memories left behind like that
To be honest I think every large neighborhood has a house like this, where I used to live there was actually 2 of them, one on a Major Street and the other on a side street not too far away from the first.
Both now have been completely renovated but they both definitely have a story.
The first is a $750,000 + house on a very nice but busy street close to all amenities, but it was sold 3 times in less than 13+ years the last owner owned it for approximately 7 years and throughout that entire time it sat partially renovated and abandoned, now the renovations are complete and the house has been resold.
The second house, from what I was told by the neighbors was abandoned after a family dispute and they failed to pay the property taxes this house literally had squirrels running in and out through the roof, but now it has been completely renovated and is occupied.
Was easy to find. According to Google it's been abandoned since the lady passed in 2010 and the daughter doesn't live far
How the heck you find it?!
Could you help me find it?
@@dunovanmozzetta8966 unfortunately with this plan I can not help you locate it. As you can see by the video this place is loaded with stuff. Giving the location to someone I don't know could possibly be putting it in the wrong hands. If you want to find the location bad enough, it's not very hard. All the info is either in this video or on his website. Again sorry I can't take a chance like that.
This is one of my favorites.Binge watching time capsule houses tonight.In just a few short days I will be ordering more tabloids and magazines for the collection 🐕🦺
This house is one big history lesson! Great taste in music...except for the Plastic Ono Band.
Indeed! LOL
Great music there!!
Great video what a lot off stuff in that house oh my days must be a old person living in there so I saw a wheel chair they must started to pack it away so they must gave it up with a bad job its beonye me why hoard it's not good if the family has to sort it all out so much old stuff as well its crazy I love to explore in there it would take a month to see it all with my own eyes it will all go to rot specially when rain gets in there etc love watching u going through it like a kid with sweets haha 😄
I respect his videos keep of the good work bro👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Wow,... Just.. WOW!! There is so much money left behind in this house, so many antiques and collectables. I have to admit, if it were my parents house, I would have gotten as far as the vintage Channel No 5 and given it up to my siblings. Absolutely overwhelming,.. But, ...if you actually took the time, you'd rediscover the past century or more.
Thanks for watching
@@Freaktography ... Very welcome! I love wandering your journey with you. Be safe ❄️
PS.. I will say, though.. I would bet there actually IS an 8 track player in that house. There HAS to be!
Hi there Dave what a amazing find lots of old stuff left behind and I saw some stuff that is worth a lot of money in that house. I hope that the family members get there and save that stuff before someone else does. But anyway great video tho thanks again for sharing your adventure with us follower's thank u.
Glad you enjoyed it
@@Freaktography hey Dave. When I don't see one of your videos. I say to myself. Dave's not here. LoL 😆
Really interesting layout. Super jam-packed though.. wonder how long it's been abandoned...
That so like looks like my grandparents house 😂❤️
Love all your videos!!
Yay! Thank you!
That place is a good mine love the old stuff
Great 8 track collection!
Did you look in the refrigerator and freezer? Anything in there?
never open the fridge
Thanks you my friend see you soon
Time sure has taken its Toll.
I wish you would have checked the expiration dates on the foods or the publication dates of magazine so we'd have a good idea of when it was last inhabited
This house was such a cool treasure find!
I just found your channel and I love it 🤗! You have a great time! Rock on 😆
This house was really cool but full of so much stuff. Maybe the owner was a bit of a hoarder.
You have to let Ethan Minnie know about ALL of the CARS you found. This house must have
been empty for quite a while because it is so filthy. I think you said THERES SO MUCH
STUFF HERE the most. I wanted you to look at some of the dates on those Time
Magazines. All those 8 track tapes around. Thanks for taking us along on this
interesting house exploration.
Wow what treasure trove! It's to bad they didn't donate all that stuff to a church or charity. Great find! Your humor cracks me up! Always enjoy your videos!
We had those,with wooden elephants brought from Hawaii (Oahu). The wine should be on their sides so the corks are moist.
I love your videos so much!!!!!!! I've said this before but I'm saying it again, I would love to go exploring with you. And I love when you see a mirror and say wsup guys!!!!!! Keep doing that plz!!
At 14:51 that El Toro monster truck is ultra rare. Probably 2001-ish and that is the first beige one I've ever seen with out livery. Those were made by Hot Wheels. I would kill for that one, as my son's Monster Jam collection is north of 300+ trucks.
Loving this video, thanks Dave 😀👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏼
Glad you enjoyed it
Wow, that's màssive!!!! Looks like a lot of that stuff is worth money!!!! Pretty cool
The lil baby monkey is a moncheechee. I used to have one
It’s not abandoned, there’s no dust 😂😂 great work and great location. That house has everything!! 👍👍
No dust/decay. It can take months to clear out a full house. I cleaned out my Nanas house. When we found young explorer's...they were all arrested.
Explorer's should really make sure the houses they explore are truly abandoned.
The people we found are facing up to seven years if convicted. I was thankful the items they stole were removed from their vehicles and pockets.
Yes! Thank you!
@@lynnwassenaar5088 nothing is really abandoned, a house falling apart is still owned by someone. The people you found were thieves not explorers. Sorry you had to deal with that!
That was a cool house, but it's so disappointing when you don't look at the expiration on the food. But you're one of our favorite explorers. From n.e. louisiana
Hey thanks
I am sure the neighbors have many stories they could share. some would be able to clear up a lot of unknowns and mysteries. whatever they have to tell is going to be a well-kept secret. I imagine they keep vigil over the house out of respect for their neighbors' memory. so many things, so little time. my uneducated guess is that not only are the grandparents' things left behind but it looks like it also became storage for other family members to dump what they no longer used or wanted. there are way too many possessions for just one owner to handle. perhaps the family made a half-hearted effort to pack and decided it just wasn't worth it ?? not a nice way to pay their last respects to their parents/grandparents if that is the case. so many memories to be left in silence, alone and abandoned
Another enjoyable tour , but only when the sound is off.
Crazy to think this house in the middle of a neighborhood. So odd.
What's the reason why, taxes, drug bust....???? 😧 Crazy.
So when houses are sort of boxed up and crammed like this is it because family
Maybe considered packing it up and then threw in the towel? Or were the old people living among that
Cool explore I explore in England UK only just started to put my content out their thou what a true time capsule
This one makes me sad! God I hope the family comes to pick up some of this stuff. There is a small fortune in this house. I won't mention what a saw but it's worth a shit ton... Like put your kid through college kind of value. It hit me in the stomach when I saw it. I hope the rightful owner gets it!!! Holy cow....
Nothing to do with toy cars btw! Oh God it's making me sick.
The blue GE fan (not the box fan obviously). if original is worth 500 to the right collector, it was not a common color and the condition was like brand new! It could be a reproduction, I don't know without looking at it. If this is up for sale, for the love of God buy it!!!!!!!! This needs to be protected!
My father owns an antique shop, I know very well what I'm talking about!!!
hey thanks
Oh my there’s several things I would love to have or buy!
Nice find really enjoyed 😎
i had every single one of those 8 tracks!!
I actually don’t think these people were that old looking at most of the stuff. So strange it’s all just left it could be donated and or sold. Thanx for the video from Australia 🇦🇺
My thoughts exactly
Definitely grandparents vibe lot of good stuff in there though
I love that you busted out all the 8trax. Lol
My dad used to have a bunch of them and he had Dr John. But sadly I think it got sold at a yard sale many moons ago.
That police car is from the Dukes of Hazzard. Hot wheel set
I've heard
Alright, See you on Next One, Thank you
You bet
The "Soundtrack" 8 Track is 3CC. I wake up to "I'm not in Love" every day.
The Beatles Let It Be 8 Track is worth a little over $1,000...That is absolutely insane that some of this stuff is just sitting there...I need to get back into Urban Exploration..I miss this lifestyle.
yeah, you had some orb action here too. as you panned left, to the green dress, in the basement, there was a tiny, very white one that flew in front of the dress. (that was at 23:12, and the next was at 23:19) Then, as you panned right towards that room way in the back, beyond the green dress, one the size of a baseball shot out into the room, also towards the green dress.
Looks like it was a Polish family
Love watching
I went to a time capsule barn this house had alot of the same antique
Great exploration
I wish you would have looked at the expiration date on the food. Could you hve asked neighbors and gotten info on this find? Looks like a hoarders house.😊
Following. Stay safe.
"My biggest fan." Ha!
glad you caught that one :)
I'm so curious to know this.. werent there any insects, rats, moths, worms, etc.? Does the place smell of mold or mildew? How does it still look clean like there's hardly any dust??
Surely you could find the last owners of the house in the public records and see what happened: did they die? Is it tied up in court? Is there any family at all? If there is no family, why couldn't it be deeded to someone by the courts who could then handle all that's there, clean it out, and prepare it for a new family? The neighbors could probably give some history as well.
What a waste....no booze should ever go to waste.....that's my motto lol
A time capsule indeed. So much stuff. Wonder why the family has just left like this. Lots of waste here. I have never seen a Coca cola bottle like that before. Wow! I wasn t paying attention to how many guys. Pretty neat stuff. Thanks Dave for taking us with you on this explore.
Nice video 📹
I mean, if it's in the middle of a busy subdivision, I would think some neighbors would notice it's abandoned. I would love to know what happened to the people who lived there and why nobody cleaned out the home or wanted anything.
Frank Fritz would love that.
I’d be there for hours
I don't understand how you guys doing these types of videos don't get busted for breaking & entering or some other crime? This isn't criticism, it's a legitimate question. I guess you're Canadian - I'm USA - maybe the laws are different or maybe I just don't know much about how you can do this without trouble.
Antiques, Stereo,could have phonograph under top possibly worth thousands. Bring to Indiana ;-)
She could have been a cold war spy I mean all the hats and outfits world stuff and just abandoned connect the dots weird
It appears to be an unfortunate situation of hoarding…
OK; I thought I had stuff. Tee hee.....unbelievable!
I'm always intrigued by the spice cabinets (but glad I cannot smell them in the video). This one had a bottle of McCormicks powdered mushrooms. I had no idea that used to be a spice you could get! I just bought a bottle of mushroom powder from HomeSense last night, thought it was a nouveau thing.
Interesting!