ABANDONED house with antiques left behind 

oh wow that is some amazing history thanks for sharing that with us. thanks for watching and your support it means a lot to me

journey_with _jay No restrooms! Maybe they had an outhouse outside. Anyway, great video. ❤

its a good possibility all around the outside of the house is farm land. thanks for watching and your input i appreciate it

I'd put the stove 30's maybe 40's

There was an old GE fridge in the first house I bought. I used it for another 5 years, and sold it to the next owner for $35! The kind with the coils on the top.

Yeah it was definitely a nice vibe inside there. I pictured it as someone's grandparents house

Suzi No one could have described it better!

It so does! I got that same feeling...

My thoughts exactly mam.

yeah the home just needs a lil love. id put money on that those things still work too. things were built to last back then. thank you for watching i really appreciate it

It does sound awesome!

there's farm land behind it. that probably helped them out a lot

lol I really liked the stove. it looked like it could still work too. but it looks heavy I cant imagine anyone wanting to move that

You can get real ones for under 50.00 in great shape 👌 on ebay, a mangle is different word for it

@@AbandonedNorthJersey dont have mail service where I live. I lost 4 boxes of my most precious belongings that never reached me. Been here going on 8 years in July

ohhh wow thanks for that info. i bet they're heavy as all hell to move too

I own one of these fridges. They are called monitor tops and they definitely are not worth thousands. While they look cool, more than 1 million were manufactured over the course of about 15 years. They work forever though.

Thanks for the feedback and watching I appreciate your support

Same here!

Thanks I really appreciate it

yeah that would be nice to see. unfortunately people don't like doing work anymore they want everything new and ready to go.

Thanks I appreciate that and thanks for watching

Thanks for watching. I'm glad you enjoyed it

Yeah sorry bout the camera going out of focus sometime. The lowlight messes with the camera, I try and catch it, and stop till the camera can refocus.

im not sure if there were outlets but after i got home i realized there was no bathroom so i happen to drive by it again and noticed an outhouse in the backyard

thats definitely what it seemed to be a time capsule from the 70's. thanks bud!!

man thats crazy they sure dont make things like they used to. the hunting magazines said 70s and the outside of the place was hidden really good in not just bushes and weeds but also trees.plus the wall paper looks from around that time. thanks for watching bud

Wow WallieB26... awesome! :)

I like old Mason jars too!!!

Thanks I appreciate it

Oh wow that's cool

Awww I appreciate it, but I don't think I'm that good lol. Maybe one day

thanks bud!!! yup it was stuck in a 70's time capsule lol

thanks bud!!! i thought it was pretty cool too. i think its cool to use wood like a campfire to cook food

Thanks bud!!! I love vintage furniture

Wow that's a lot especially for back then. Thanks for the info

@@journeywithjay Crazy amount when you consider a new Ford runabout was around 400$

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thanks soo much i really appreciate it. im still a lil camera shy but im slowly getting used to it. some of the shots take me a while to do but im having fun doing it, and becoming friends with a lot of people. thanks again for stopping by.

No worries, takes a while to perfect anything and your'e going a great job and having fun, that's what matters. :) I always stop by just don't comment all the time.

its well hidden in the weeds in trees and no where to park. i had to park about a half mile away and walk up to it. but that is a good thought about the unfinished room . thanks for watching and your in put i really appreciate it

Yeah I didn't realize it when I was there until I got home and noticed there was no bathroom. I drove by it later and noticed an out house in the backyard

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Yeah I really liked it too. I never saw one like it before

ما قصة هده البيوت المهجورة بكل اثاتها وحتى دكريات أصحابها انه غريب أين رحلوا وبقيت آثارهم ممكن جواب من فضلك

That's cool thanks for the info

Thanks Soo much for your support

Totally agree

i was thinking the same when i read the guys comment that i pinned. even the stove probably worth something to the right person. thanks for stopping by

Wow I'm into all this

@@journeywithjay how do l get started

@@audreybayerl5254 started???? Do you mean your own channel

No i mean how can i go exploring places like this

hahahaha yeah my favorite was the stove. but i wouldnt want to move im sure it ways a ton

ohh wow that's crazy and very interesting. thanks for sharing that info with us

Yes, and it used ammonia for refrigerant.

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Wow! That's was alot for back then!

@@FromSagansStardust this unit took sulfur dioxide. Not ammonia. I own ons

Hahaha too funny

ohh thats a cool idea for the wash stand. no there was no bathroom, i didnt realize that there wasnt one there till i got home and started to edit my video. theyre might have been an outhouse at one time. or it couldve been the one room that wasnt finished on the inside. thanks for watching and your support i really do appreciate it.

thanks for your support!!! next video sometime next week

Welcome! Thats cool :)

very similar to the mayors house in Centralia. Was built in Pennsylvania

Cool. I live in northeast Penn.

thank you soo much that really means a lot to me. i just started filming and im kinda camera shy. sometimes it takes me a couple times to do a shot cause i stutter over what im trying to say or my mind goes completely blank. but i do feel im getting a lil better with each video i do. sooo thank you again and thanks for watching

hahahaha i know right. im willing to bet that the fridge probably still worked too

Thanks for the advice!!! I appreciate it I do have a habit of looking with my eyes and not the camera. Especially when I noticed there's nothing in the room. Thanks for watching!!!

@@journeywithjay funny how people with no content on their channels always criticize lol.

Yeah didn't think of that, it's a good possibility

thanks man!!! very much appreciated im still learning on how to make videos, so hopefully I can get better with each video and be as good as mobile instinct one day

Oh wow that's interesting, it was probably too heavy to move

yeah thats what i was thinking that maybe they had an outhouse it was kinda located in the country. unless they had a place somewhere in the basement. it was cool that it wasnt vandalized it was pretty well hidden which helps

thanks Shirley and thanks for watching i appreciate it

+Vikki Waiting yeah I bet the stove and fridge are worth a good penny to the right person. But I bet they weigh a ton though.

thanks a bunch i really appreciate it!!!! you also take care

yeah those magazines said 75 and the whole outside of the building is in covered in trees and bushes. thanks for watching

journey_with _jay wow yea old lol your welcome

Sometimes there's leans on houses more then what the property is worth it, so the house just sits until it rots into the ground. But it is definitely a shame that it's sits here wasting away

thanks Erin i really appreciate that

Thanks man!!! I appreciate it

lol who knows youtube is weird some days. but im glad you found it on your own though. i always appreciate you stopping by

wow!!! awesome man, thanks I really appreciate this info and you watching my video

journey_with _jay my pleasure.

thanks for stopping by i really appreciate it. ive been exploring for quite some time and know a ton of places mostly in PA. im kinda still learning in filming and hope to be as good as my friend RNK one day.

thanks i appreciate it a lot

it was pretty big, and unique for not having a bathroom. which I didn't realize until I went home and was going through the footage. I drove past the place again and saw an outhouse in the back yard. thanks for watching

Awesome info!!! Thanks for watching!! I wonder where the rest of the tub parts got to.

journey_with _jay For that type of tubs,(before the wringer/washer) they just used the old scrub boards to wash,on one side & rinse on the other side.,no ringer on them,rung out by hand.. AFTER they got a ringer type washer, my mother put hers beside the tub,washed in the washer, rung them out,through the washer ringer, into the water in the rinse water (in the tub) , then again through the ringer. Then hung them outside on the clothes line. I know, this is confusing.. lol.. I'm almost 66 yes old, saw my mother wash like this & have 2 long lines of clothes hung out. She'd put our 3 older brothers jeans on ' strechers' to keep a crease in them. She also ironed almost everything she washed. We lived on a big farm in Kentucky & she was a busy woman.

I should add though that maybe some people could of had a ringer that could be attached to the tubs. I just never saw one. I'm only speaking of what I know & saw growing up. I'm sorry I didn't add that before.

and thank you for watching and commenting i really do appreciate it

i would put money on it that they would work. they're probably really heavy to move too