Abandoned Funeral Home With Everything Left Behind
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- We recently stumbled upon an abandoned funeral home and once when we stepped foot inside of this place, it immediately sent shivers down our spines. The place had been abandoned for several years as evidenced by the decaying walls and the scattered paperwork. To our amazement, we also discovered old eerie caskets, some appeared to have even been used, and a bone-chilling morgue - complete with a decrepit embalming room; with two twin porcelain slabs, embalming machine, makeup, and a plethora of various stainless-steel tools. The atmosphere inside this place was sure haunting, and we couldn't help but wonder about what had happened here and why everything was left behind. We had to push forward and uncover the hidden secrets of this now long forgotten funeral home.
In today’s video, we will be exploring an old abandoned funeral home that left everything behind. When the beloved owner of this funeral home passed away, it signaled the end of an era for generations of grieving families in the tight knit midwestern community. Before her untimely death, she was the last remaining family member to own and operate her father’s long standing funeral business, which had originally opened back in 1934. After she graduated from high school, with her father’s support and blessing, she went on to become a licensed cosmetologist and beautician, which would certainly benefit her in the future. As the years passed by and her father continued to grow and increase profits, naturally he got older and eventually his health began to decline. It was at this time that she went back to school to further her education by obtaining her Mortuary Science degree, all in effort to help her father’s funeral business.
With her experience as a beautician and cosmetologist, in addition to her education in mortuary science, she quickly succeeded her father and at that time saved her family’s funeral home from inevitable closure.
With her strong commitment and new found dedication, the funeral home didn’t seem to skip a beat and went onto help decedents and their families for several decades, providing comfort and professional service during times of grief and loss.
But this would all soon change when she would have her own health issues, leading to her passing away in 2012.
Unfortunately, her husband had already passed away a few years prior and without any biological children of her own, the fate of the funeral home was doomed. The decision to close the funeral home was undoubtedly a difficult one for the community to accept, mainly as it had been around for nearly 80 years.
Despite the untimely circumstances that led to the closure of the funeral home, the impact on the community was significant. For many locals it was much more than just a business - it was a place of comfort and solace during some of the most difficult times in their lives. The unexpected closure of the funeral home represents the loss of a trusted institution that provided a sense of stability and support to the area.
As the community mourns both the loss of the beloved owner and the funeral home, it is important to remember the legacy that they leave behind. From its dedicated staff to its standing legacy to serving families with compassion and professionalism, it will forever be remembered for its contributions to the surrounding community.
In conclusion, the unexpected closure of this once successful funeral home was a significant event that has left many people feeling a sense of loss and nostalgia, with its impact undeniable.
That will take us to the end of today’s video on this abandoned funeral home that was forced to close after the death of its owner.
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Wow another cool abandoned funeral parlor! Seems like there's a never ending supply of these! Thank you for sharing💜
Those metal caskets in the basement are called a ‘Ziegler Case’. They’re for the transportation of bodies, which have yet to be embalmed.
Hebbie jebbies! That portrait of the owner looks like Walt Disney. You have guts going into the basement! Try not to touch anything and wash your hands!!!’
That's who I thought it was!
Really enjoyed your abandoned funeral home video! I wonder if those places are haunted with the remains left behind.
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I give u the respect for all was giving us videos and how u don’t be scared exploring abandon places by your self
The two carts, in the embalming room, were casket biers. They put caskets on them for storage or display in a showroom. The metal casket are probably Ziegler cases. They a cheap no frills item with no interior, etc. Sometimes they are used for indigent people or for shipping especially when no embalming was desired.
WOW, someone came in and thrashed the place. Sad with all the photos. Love your videos.
Abandoned Central thanks for sharing this video with me i really enjoyed it and God Bless.
It's always sad when vandalism takes place.😢
So sad someone's remains are still there.
From a point of view of an italian guy, i must say that this place is very reminiscent of these places that are depicted in american films.
Wow so cool thanks guys whoop whoop!!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤
So sad that people’s loved ones were just left
@@kellicaudill856 i know i meant to add that too. I wisg it was a way to contact their loved ones and return them to their families.:)
Coffins not locked. In the center (on the long side) there is a catch/latch under lid edge - press and lift lid. 👍
They were empty as you can see in the thumbnail photo that Bob took, he had them open. I wasn't trying to keep touching them with my bare hands. They were disgusting, thanks for that info though so I know for future videos.
That place is definitely trashed as you said it was abandoned central 😮
Oh yea, it was bad. It wasn't nearly this bad a few years ago when Bob explored it. Thanks for watching Robert!
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People looking for money and trashed it because they don't care about anyone else
I love abandoned places
Us as well! Whats your favorite type of abandoned building?
@@abandonedcentral I would say the types were old kid shows are filmed I find those and amusement parks very creepy and cool
Incredible work guys!
Thank you for watching!
This is a pretty sizeable funeral home! I've explored 3 different F.H.'s in the past, although none this big.
Is this in Gary In? If so the one set of remains are from 2008.. it's messed up that there just sitting there I wish someone would take some responsibility from the state!
I thought the same thing.
Brooo you were in there alone?! You OG my dude. Awesome video!!!
2:03 I i love those old photo albums
Why are they always left in shambles?!?
Felony breaking and enter
First offense shouldn't be too bad
I recommend long sleeve shirt in court
Lol you clearly don't know the difference between a b&e and trespassing.
I wish there was a way for someone to contract with the cities these places are in to help clean these places out to make it easier to sell or clean the lot off for sell.
Can't understand how nobody was able at the time to give back ashes to the family, it's not event a thing that cost, And why there is still power on ? The bill must be paid so the fate of the ashes is even more disturbing
@6:22 its a stokes basket
First exhibited at the St Louis World's Fair in 1904, the Stokes basket or wire basket stretcher was conceived by the US Navy physician, Charles Francis Stokes (1863-1931) who, in the Spanish-American War, witnessed first-hand the difficulties of transporting wounded through a Navy ship's gauntlet of narrow gangways, ladders and hatches.
In the morgue the long spike thing on the tools table is a trocar for removing gases and fluids from the body cavity
Definitely a black funeral home. See the old school curling iron where you place on the stove and old school TCB hair grease . Definitely 80’s vibe.
I'm Subed on tictoc. Came here to do the same!! Wow what a find. It looks like many years have passed since someone was there.
That place really is freaky inside.
All those papers on the desk.
That picture on the wall, looks like Some one, who owned a funeral home! 😂
It looks as if if it was intentionally trashed
I've always hated that creepy greenish colored tile. Really pukey.
That's a "small" funeral home? It looks three times bigger than the ones here in Tennessee.
Sad.
This makes me very sad that people like to destroy funeral homes 😭😢💔💔😢😭😢😭
Well its in the hood. Too many pictures of black fams.
Yep call it in that you found cremains and were trespassing.
Should be ashamed of themselves.
Nice sticker for Rebecca live on
Here from TikTok. I need answers immediately 😂😂
You sound like Sam Kinneson's ghost
Did owner pass
We need other explorations than funeral parlors. It is getting really dark
@abandonedcentral so the owner is still alive?
The owner has recently passed away I just found out from research.
Talk about creapie your left arm coming in view.
house of wills bruh righ down my street cool owner now a sob you got lucky he all ways creepy around for trespasses just saying
That place gives off haunted vibes for sure.
i hope you took that bike bro
I came across this video in my recommendations. Thats very strange how everything was just left there.