URBAN EXPLORING ABANDONED PLACES NEAR YOU! Sharing urban exploring adventures through photo and video. Follow us as we meet new people, get a glimpse into the past, and uncover hidden gems. We strive to find abandoned, derelict, and vacant properties to explore. This along with a love of history allow us to provide a detailed story to our fans. We live to URBEX! We started urban exploring in Dayton, Ohio but have grown to explore outside the Gem City.
At 20:35 to the right of the white hanger and right of the brick there is and angled line in the dirt on the floor. Looks like dirt falling through the cracks of a wood floor or trap door. To the right of that crack about four inches to the right by a large white piece the is another short line parallel to the first. Really looks like wood planks under the dirt and the space between the planks has let dirt fall down through the cracks. Check it out.
Anything is salvageable but one needs a whole lot of cash. That roof is asbestos, and most of those rafters would need replacement and reframed, at least with a new roof, further damage could be adverted.
It makes me sick that they are letting it decay like that. Why didn't someone replace that roof even if it was a metal roof to keep it from getting more water damage.
Wouuu ❤️ ☺️ magnifique manoir j adore les cadres de porte et fenêtres les cheminée,.... j espère que cette demeur sera restaurer et qu elle retrouvera sa splendeur d autre fois 😊😊❤❤ quel dommage de la laisser en ruine 😢😢😢
you all dont realize how precious these cards are for magicians and cardists, old ohio factory playing cards are very rare to get and go for a crazy price and they feel amazing
I can’t believe I’m just seeing this!😭 this was my grandmas house! My childhood home. My grandma was the sweetest woman and I’m glad her house got a final look before being tore down 😢
Once lived in Park Layne housing up the road and the Skateland bus would pick up kids in the neighborhood and take them to skate ans back for .75¢ or a dollar for skate rental, hot dog and Coke. Our little garage band, Sound Society played several "Battle of the Bands" there to. My drum set was in the corner of a makeshift stage of a couple of picnic tables covered by a sheet of plywood. I had to lean forward to keep from rolling off the back! Great memories for this old 72 year old geezer. The drive-in movie at one time showed X-rayed films like "Curious Yellow", etc.
The house was gutted shortly after we found it as it look like a flipper, bought it and emptied it out likely all of it went to the landfill. Sorry, dude
