ABANDONED Funeral Home | Family Lived Inside!!! 

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Thank you for sharing and being respectful.

"Grief is love in its crudest form" 🙏🏼

My dad was a funeral director & embalmer for nearly 20 years & we lived above the building but we were never scared

I actually went to school with a kid whose family owned & operated the local funeral home. And, yeah, they lived on the 2nd floor, the 1st floor was their casket showroom & where they held viewings/wakes, and, the basement held the morgue/embalming area. I actually went to quite a few sleepovers there when I was in elementary school. I remember one day, his dad drove him to school in their hearse.

Fascinating. I wrote a supernatural novel that involved an abandoned funeral home circa 1920s. Did lots of research, learned a lot about hazardous chemicals for embalming back then. Mainly arsenic that is still leaking from graves even today. New subscriber, like your content.

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What’s up everybody! Thanks for tuning in on this exploration! I want to hear your thoughts of this place so feel free to start a discussion in the comments below!

Oh no you opened the fridge 🤢. Such an interesting explore with so much vintage items. The place was deffo a time capsule.

This is so sad. I know people are supposed to pay their taxes but it's creepy how the IRS will seize these and just let the contents sit and rot. Abandoned funeral homes are a thing.

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The room you thought was refrigerated for holding bodies is actually the embalming room. The wide doors with easy exterior access, there is a toilet plumbed sitting in the middle of the floor with an exhaust fan through the wall directly above it. All signs of what the room was used for!

Enjoyed watching this video. What a lovely way you express words. Thank you for sharing.

Thanks for sharing this video.

Just found your channel and I love it, love watching UrdEx and the way you explore, narrate, and show passion for what you do makes it easy to watch every single video that you've done.

I can listen to his voice all day. Love his voice ❤️

Love how you speak. You are very careful and respectful of the items. Subscribed!

Some of that stuff isn't era specific for it's time. The phones, radio and TV don't look like they're from the late 90s. Plus the 40's shoes. This was a weird one, for sure, but as always, great video.

Wow! So much left behind. The fridge! Yikes! Great video.

Very interesting video and I agree with your assessment of grief. Thank you taking us along with you on your adventures. And Merry Christmas btw.

beautiful video. thanks for braving the mold to bring us the goods! those eggs! my best friend growing up was the son of our town mortician, & his family lived on the second story above the funeral home. we used to play hide & seek on the first floor & i got dared to touch a dead guy's nose once, will never forget that

Hi! I’m new to the channel! Can I just say I’m starting to love your work! Absolutely stunning work! I love your views and the way you sum up things. Bravo 👏🏻

Thank you so very much for the tour bud! Very interesting! 👍💓

Just found you today! You will probably be a binge watch. Great job! Also...very good narration at the end. Beautiful thoughts about grief. ❤🌷😊

So interesting! Great video man 😎

Awesome explore! Batesville casket company is in Indiana. Est. in 1884. In 1981 my stepdad took me along on a run hauling a steel coil. We took it to the casket company in Batesville. I remember seeing caskets being assembled and the linings being installed. I was 6, it was creepy. Really enjoyed your video, thank you!

I see you with that Detroit hoodie....there is also a Batesville Casket company in Livonia Michigan...how do I know?....my sons father owns a Funeral Home in Detroit & he is also a Pastor of a church here...I do alot of work for him and have learned about this business I am his Personal Secretary....its been abandoned a long time & I love what you said at the end of the video you are so right

This is a very fascinating mystery. The family simply disappeared as if they were in a parallel world. Everything was left behind them as they last lived and worked. Unbelievable.

Thanks Jeremy for another great video🥰

Great explore of this funeral home

Bellissimo video... adoro le Funeral Home Americane... sempre viste nei Film.. ma vederne una abbandonata è fantastico appena andrò negli stati uniti vorrei vederne una dal vivo 👌👌

Oh man Im ITCHING to do a ghost hunt in that place..imagine the voices you'd pick up there!!! So I just watched the whole thing, and this is really cool to watch..all the vintage things..turntable record player WITH vinyl records, an old radio, like, everything was straight out of the 70s..the way I'm decorating my new apt next month! I love the look, and this place had it all. So surreal..and odd..that it hadn't been vandalized and burglarized. That's some valuable stuff for collectors. Awesome video..thanks for the tour! Newbie here..looking forward to more!

Daaaam The jacket collection looks cool. Very fun tour. Thanks 🐟

I can’t believe these kinds of places haven’t been torn down

Very creepy to live in the same building where dead bodies were kept and processed😬

I love these so much!

Thanks for the looking to these people's eyes.

I used to work for a FH & here's my take on this. I believe the owner's wife died years ago & he was forced to send his kids to live with another family member whom could properly care for them or they went off to school. Not all children are interested in becoming morticians. He probably did the best he could at running his FH alone with little help until he couldn't anymore with no plans in place on continuing this family owned FH in his name. Everything was suddenly abandoned & it will probably take years before anything can physically be done. The building will probably be demolished. Owning & running a FH is a stressful 24/7 job with no vacations & a high overhead. I'm surprised it's not in worse shape caused by vandals & squatters. It must not be in an urban area.

This place is so creepy but by your video you made this place sad and melancholy, poetic by the images and words you used for the grief... i like your videos very well done and filmed... Sorry for my english...from France

I was too creeped out to keep my eyes on the video. I had such a feeling of dread. You are one brave person to tour this place.

Enjoyed this one!

There's also a Batesville Casket Co. in Batesville, MS. My late husband and his mother lived there for a while.

Thank You ❤

I love your videos

Just subbed mate,and a thumbs up,from UK

Adoro esse tipo de vídeo, coisas antigas me fascina estou assistindo do 🇧🇷

That isn't a rental casket. Rental caskets use a replaceable internal box that slides out the foot end of a specially made casket shell, and are replaced after each use because the person is cremated in the internal box. They are used for families that wish to have a funeral but instead of burying the body at a cemetery after the service, they are cremated. That casket in the video is not a rental, it was a display and there had never been a human body in it. It wasn't "leaked" on, it looks like an animal with dirty feet made those marks, probably a cat who used it for a bed.

O M G 🌹. At the time this place was getting used I bet it was a beautiful place 🌹. I can't understand why they would leave stuff behind (clothing furniture ect) 🌹. I wonder what happened it's such a shame 🌹. Please take care and stay safe while doing your investigation 🌹. From across the pond ❣️❣️❣️❣️🙏🙏🙏🙏

Love your channel ❤

I was a funeral home kid. It’s so weird to see one so empty!

You make superb content. Awesome :)

Great video thanks

Just found you here on RU-vid and you gained a new sub!! Great content! Thanks for sharing. I really enjoyed. Wish the basement had more to see other than black mold. Lol

In the 90's I grew up in a house that use to be a doctor's office in the 40's. No lie, one night I was in my room trying to go to sleep, and I saw a pair of legs (no upper body) walking past my door, and through the hallway! I froze for a while, then I jumped up to go tell my grandma, and grandpa. They both laughed, and told me to go back to bed. I was about 12 at the time, and I still get chills when I think about it. My cousins, brothers and sister all have experiences in that house, as well as my mom.

Love this video

I like your videos great content !

Great job Jeremy Xplores !!❤

I like the side info that you included. Didn't know about the caskets. We explored a funeral home in Belgium but never thought to look at the inside in such detail.

The lining that you showed stained from leakage must be changed, BY LAW, between uses. It must not have been change after the last use of the rental casket.

I was waiting for a zombie to jump out of the closet lol 😂

Everytime I'm watching your video something's like I'm watching a suspense movie, You are so brave Proud of you

You made me feel old seeing this stuff so worn and dated and the fact that I graduated HS in 96, so thanks for another reminder that my kids love to point out, I’m old, lol.

Congratulations From Panama City. OMG.

First time watching your channel thanks looking for your next one thanks!

Great video! This is a sad reality for what was obviously a very nice family started funeral home during its time.

Very good video..........

I did not grow up as a mortician's kid but my family did live in half a funeral home. We lived on the side the Mortician's family lived in. But what was cool they had the frig units in our attic. We could never understand how they got the caskets up and down? Then one day by accident my brother was leaning on the wall and it moved. Before we knew it we were in the old hags side of the house? There was a elevator door boarded up. So we figured the Mortician took bodies from basement embalming room to the upper floor and stored in frig. When it was time he came up from his living quarters, took body out of frig and took it down the elevator for the service and he never had to go outside. We did eventually got caught and did not sit for a week. But we did move from there to a farm a few years later.

That was sad ,really. All the memories left behind by the family that lived there,not to mention all the death &sadness there.

Really enjoyed your video! I'd be afraid of spirits if I lived in a funeral home!

Hello jeremy good video.

Thanks. Great job. I think I will never enter a building like this, for it is frightening.

I really enjoyed your video. Today was the first time I’ve ever came across your channel and you really do a wonderful job. One thing I did want to point out though is that the Batesville casket company isn’t anywhere close to Arizona. The main company is actually from Batesville Indiana and they have 3 other locations. One in Mexico, one in Vicksburg Mississippi, and another in Manchester Tennessee. My mom dated one of the owners family members for years when I was younger and they would go visit pretty often. As far as I know they’ve never had a location in Arkansas. They were really nice down to earth people. They even gave my moms boyfriend an older model demo casket that he used as a toolbox on his truck for years lol. He definitely never had to worry about anyone trying to break in his toolbox lol. Anyway you did a really amazing job. We can’t wait to watch more of your videos. We’re from Tennessee so it’s really interesting to see places like this closer to home. Thank you for sharing your videos with us. Stay safe and take care 👋🏻

Excellent program, you have some very good videos. Greetings from Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico. I don't miss them, thanks.

Cool video

You have a great voice!!!!

What picture profile do you use to shoot your videos? The cinematography is fantastic!

4:52, Batesville is in Indiana. Batesville Casket Company. My dad interviewed for a job in that town. It was creepy.

I was grossing out right along with you! That refrigerator was NASTY😮. You always do a great job with your vids- you got the respirator, now, if you'd get some disposable gloves, you'd be protected from bacteria. I hope you jumped in the shower when you got home- that black mold is NASTY too! 😊😊 Stay Safe!!

Buncha good stuff there.

i’m from detroit, I love your hoodie my guy 🙏🏾

It wasn:t that unusual for families to live above the funeral home.

Anywhere you saw a toilet that didn’t look like a toilet belonged was where they did embalming. They flushed the blood and fluids back then.

You can feel the broken hearts, pain and grief. Lots of crying and devastated people endured seeing their loved ones stuffed like turkeys on display. Very very very sad. The vulture is probably a blessing cause no telling what was left there that the bird cleaned up. There's something very creepy about the type person who can run a funeral home. The are sick funks.

When there's so much water damage it makes me wonder how the water got in, as the house structure seems on a good condition, it's weird to think that the roof would leak so badly and let in so much water that bits have all come through the ceiling. That fridge is a work of art in itself though! Thanks for the vid. The windows in the master bedroom are epic!

Hi. Just subscribed to your channel a few weeks ago and am going through your old videos. There was a funeral home three blocks away from where I grew up and yes the family lived upstairs. They had a daughter who was 3 years younger than me and my best friend's sister was in the same class as her at my grade school. To her it was nothing unusual, just her normal. I also had a boyfriend I dated starting back in 1974 who had been an embalmer before I met him. Just for some trivia, because of his profession he was excluded from the Vietnam War draft lotto. Someone else had commented that someone had to be present in the building if there was a body on the premises and they were correct. The funeral home he worked at was family owned, but they did not live there. So many times he had to stay there overnight with a body. Also he said the most unsettling body he had to embalm was a guy he went to High School with that was killed in an auto accident. One time I went with him when he decided to visit to see how things were going. He hadn't been back there since he quit. Nothing was going on at the time, so the guy that was there took us around the place. Their embalming room was behind one of the parlors and was a very small narrow room. We also went down into the basement and I got to see cremated ashes. They had a couple of unclaimed urns down there and someone had broken in the building and opened one so it was unsealed. If I remember correctly since this was over 40 years ago, it looked like normal ashes but you could see tiny bits of bone fragments. It was just really weird to think that it had been someone's body. Anyway the reason he quit was because he was on call 24 hours a day and had an erratic schedule and it just became too disruptive to his personal life. He went into accounting which he was doing when I met him. Sorry this was so long. Also I really enjoy your videos.

awesome video. nice speech at the end. beautiful voice.. you'll reach millions of subs. i just know it.

So wild watching this. My family owns a funeral home and I grew up playing the organ and dancing around embalmed bodies as a small child killing time. My dad grew up in the upstairs of a funeral home with his sister and parents. Thank you for the video

Crazy place to check out! Batesville is definitely from Indiana. I see trucks for them pretty regularly.

So worked in a mortuary for a couple years. They almost all have an apartment for the director or for an attendant(which I was). You answer phones to dispatch mortician on call to go to a hospital or nursing home to pick up a body. And at least in Minnesota, a rental casket would be a oddly enough a health code violation plus it would cause confusion if people at a wake saw a person in one casket and then the next day at the funeral in a different casket. The other room with caskets on the stands would more than likely be a casket showroom. Caskets like those cost in excess of $5k so they wouldn’t play around with them. The embalming room would have huge tables multiple pieces of embalming equipment and several drains on the floor. It would be roomy and bright. Not that hallway. Also a multistory elevator would be to move the caskets from embalming room to service room and possibly to an overflow area on another floor. Just my 2 cents.

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Macabre and fascinating at the same time. All of those clothes and furnishings left just as they were; it was like they just got up and walked out one day. Weird.

Wow 😯

imagine exploring that place at night!

Wow.

NICE BIG OLD BUILDING...

Awesome! How did you find that place

Hey! Cool video, man! I gotta put my two-cents in on a couple things… I work in a funeral home, and misconceptions concern me. 1: When you said, “So many loved ones laid in these caskets” - nope, I can pretty much guarantee you there has never been a single human body in one of those caskets. Unless maybe an employee wanted to fool around (risking breaking or dirtying the casket) and climbed in. 2: Rental caskets are used for viewing prior to cremation. A body is embalmed, the body then goes into an INSERT and the insert is placed inside of the casket. After services of whatever kind are complete, the insert is removed and the body is cremated in it. There is no opportunity for multiple bodies to be placed in-and-out of a casket, each leaving a stain. Caskets for burial are one use only, they get closed, the body goes in the ground. The stains in the casket you saw are likely a result of the overall deterioration of the surrounding structure, unless another explorer somehow created them. Just wanted to clear that up! I realize ours is a pretty well hidden industry. Honestly, many people don’t know or want to know what we do in the funeral home. But we are held to very high standards to serve every individual in our care, and their families, with complete honesty, integrity and dignity. If there is a funeral home out there re-using burial caskets, they should be investigated.

My grandaddy was a mortician for 30 year well loved in our town a very hard worker!! This is beyond disturbing and sick it breaks my heart because when people died the funeral home was beyond helpful while my grandfather was there they took the upmost care of the dead!! Prayers for these families 🙏🙏

Fascinating! PS. You can look at the expiry date of the items inside the fridge to determine how long these things have been around ;)

Every thing you have said is sad,100/ it's fitting about the dead bird.