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This is definitely and grandparents home. A generation who experienced WWII and the great depression. As a person who works with yarn, i appreciated all the crochet items found.
The strings on the books were a way to keep books together in transport, but back in the day most did that instead of a backpack. Great explore, Steve. You were the first I started watching, now for several years. Stay safe!
I still don’t understand why someone isn’t going through this house like a relative even though you said most of them passed away! So many antiques and old stuff people Collect! What about the city auctioning stuff idk it just seems a waste it all sitting here! Old typewriters, radio/record players all worth money! Hope it gets figured out!
Could ALSO Be A Matter Of Probate & MANY Believe City/State Officials Care About Items Inside; But THAT IS The Farthest Thing From The Truth. It's ANYTHING Savagable To Sell & They Keep ALL Proceeds For THEIR Depts! Best Kept in Family OR For It To Go Back To Nature! As The Old Saying Goes: It's Nature OR Nurture?!
That's my Grandpa. No I'm just kidding, but it is someone's Grandpa and I thank you for being so respectful. This place is big, the room under the stairs. Sounds like a horror movie. Lol What a beautiful home.
Hi again Steve. I was thinking about your question to film alone.I really don’t mind when you travel with others and go into places with them. I actually prefer you have someone with you. I don’t think it’s safe to go alone.once inside I like your filming without lots of people. Just don’t think it’s worth risking your safety. The world is a bit scary these days. You never know who might be living in places. Take care!
I've lost both my brothers to Covid, and your video is making me very nostalgic for better days. I would love to preserve those memories in the photos laying around there.
@@juanitaduval9856 Sorry to hear about your brothers! Hope you find some peace and healing in the days to come. I have also been nostalgic for the past lately.
Hi Steve ! I have watched a lot of people tour abandoned homes but you are by far my favorite. Not only do you do a great job with giving us the history on the homes I love the respect you also have for the home. Keep up the great work :)
Hi Steve, This 50's style-home still has life in it, you don't have to be born in that era to experience the past; the antique radio/record player so retro. There's so many valuable rare classics just in view sight, and its a shame it's just left behind to decay If there's no family, the old photos could be collected for the family name. Great video!
The furniture in this house is beautiful. My brother and I love to go into Century Houses. It breaks my heart to see the property that’s left inside. Fortunately when my grandparents passed (98 & 100) we kept everything inside the house. I still live in the house which they built the year after they married in 1923.
Steve this home is amazing, all those old toys are an amazing find. My dad still has all his military toys like that. And all the hand written letters and homework is just wonderful. Thank you Steve for all you do, to show us all these beautiful places.
They are valuable ! I know that it is wrong to take things but someone is going to do it soon enough and also trash the place !! I am sorry but I would take some small items with me before someone goes in there like I said and destroy’s things ?!
Wow I saw an old Lorne green record .he played the father on bonanza the tv show .love the crochet items..and the craft books .I saw some some plates worth a small fortune .my mom had a complete set .desert rose plates .lots of goodies..old radio and record player .
Hi Steve. What a neat old house. So much to look at. I'm glad you didn't open the fridge. I bet it is full of food. Amazing what you find in these time capsule houses. Pretty neat Steve. 👌. Stay warm and safe.
That is amazing story and true living life of a family that lived there and left so many memories behind that makes you evaluare yurself that u can spend so much money accumulating things and work so hard for and u cant take none that with you except yur soul ...that gived me a great outlook on my life. Thank you for sharing and is my first time watching yur video
Really like this home wish I could buy some of the furniture and dishes. Really enjoy all your videos thank you for uploading awesome videos. Take care God bless
This house for some reason has me shedding some tears, the knitted blankets on the beds, the records, typewriter, the sewing machine, the old stereos, all reminds me of my grandparents. I love how respectful you are with the items left behind. Thank you for sharing with us. Be safe!
Back in 2007 I was invited to check out a once upon a time home and there were a ton of antique things that I really wanted to save since I'm a avid antique collector. But obviously I didn't take anything. When I left I had this abandoned sad feeling. I went back a yr later to photograph the house and contents like I normally do. I'd make up a room as if it's still being used. When I got there the house was torn down with everything in it. The pile of rubble was enough to bring tears to my eyes. I keep thinking of what I could have saved..I would love to photograph this home and make a life like room out if one room. This is sad! But being a photographer it's a gold mine!....
Great video I can imagine a fun caring family getting on with daily life there and some of the furniture must be worth a few thousand sad to see it all left behind to rot x
I would definitely be contacting the city so I could locate the owners and obtain a salvage permit. Why do people let all that good property go to waste? Those towels and stuffed animals could be donated to a shelter or something. Great video, Steve!!
I Sadly KNOW How Cities Work When It Comes To Old Homes With Wear, They Couldn't Care Less About Contacting Families & IF They Sent Someone By, They Would Gather Various Things To Resell At Auction While Placing A Condemed Notice On Doors & Boarding Windows Until Demolishing.
Hi Steve. Always impressed with your work. I love how you don't wanna destroy anything. Why I like watching. Keep up the great work with respect. Charlene
i have a hard time to believe all the family, there got to be aunt, uncles, nephew, nieces, cousins, grandchildren and great grandchildren the pictures show a large family. there are so many reasons why someone might not it but least go in get memories and personal items great video
Wow I really like the house. It seems to have been real cozy. My mother used to have the same picture hanging on our wall. ( The conquistador looking chap).
Been binge watching your videos recently I and cant help but to be amazed with all your explorations! I noticed your instilled Filipino values too (I'm a Filipina) while exploring these places and I would love seeing you exploring the other side of your roots, the Philippines. Hope you're always safe! Much love from the PH. 😊
Hi steve, Thank you for providing a spectacle that can take us to imagine the past, this is very entertaining, I hope you are always healthy and can always make amazing video works for us to watch. I love you steve 😘❤❤❤
Thank you for your respect of all places you explore and thank you for not being all talk. I so enjoy your exploration and your commentary. You show everything you speak of and share I also love all old houses with history within them. It's wonderful to know how others lived their lives back in the old days . For your age I feel you are true to your exploration s. Thank you for what you do.
I always wonder, why would they have to leave everything behind just like that? And it's kinda sad to look at those photos as well speaks a lot of memories for me though..Thank you Steve for doing this video again watching it has been may stress reliever..Stay safe always.
Love the videos! I love watch your videos when I have a chance and you're a great abandoned explorer. It's nice to keep the privacy of the people who used to you know
Steve love capsule videos Cool abandoned childhood family home left behind what a loving home all old goods We love old things ìn this house 🏠 oneder what going to happened left inside shame go wast
Just came across your videos they're very nice well done and edited. I do like at the beginning of the video you instruct safety.. And you show respect to the family in the house throughout the video.
Nice explore with every thing still in place . Very interesting book all about things I like to read about, one is about long life it did help in her case. I like the acupuncture with out needles, great health hints and handy tips, handy guides to natural medicines, home remedies, the joy of feeling fit. I will not get into the needle points and craft above because I have moved on to growing vegetable in the organic way, maybe its her spirit saying don't touch. A very old electric sewing machine I think the books were tied with rope to be taken away .Thanks for this great video
Strings on the book was how they would carry them back in the day because they would be heavy on the arms, the strings would make it easier to carry! Love seeing explorations of old homes
Glad to hear about solo adventures! You've got talent young man! let your talent shine! the others aren't as professional as you. Really looking forward to your upcoming videos! ;)
G. De Marco. Born 4 March 1906, in Paris; died 6 August 1990, in Paris. That painting if real can go for around $500.. its most likely a replica tho... As an antique enthusiasts, some of the things I see just rotting in the background of your videos, breaks my heart. And as A sensitive, I'm sure you watched and joined more than you realize!!
That guitar is a Roy rogers, I bet it's worth something, you can't find them any more, this was a great video, seeing some the items brought back some memories, thanks for that, stay safe steve!
