This was fascinating, very intelligent and respectful tour and narration of this house with everything left behind. You have a true explorer’s deep curiosity and desire to know how people lived in these forgotten places. Keep up the great work! The documentation is priceless!
I’m shocked at how bad the water damage was after just 3 years of being empty. Either the decedents who inherited the property left the windows open, or it was vandalized extremely quick. 7:41 that vintage receiver and turntable are probably worth a lot. Btw, that’s a REAL stereo, sounds better than the junk that’s at Best Buy now days.
Such a Unique Home. I am also amazed the wine still in glasses on the dinning room table. Had to have been such a tragedy to just up and leave everything behind. If only the walls could speak... Your videography and voice overs are excellent in this video. Your work gets better each and every time. Thank you again for sharing your discoveries with us!! ♥
@@silenthillsexplorations the organ is most likely an electric driven pneumatic. Which means an electrical motor drives the fan that pushes air through the different pipes when you press the corresponding keys on the key boards and it should have knobs above the keyboards that do the same. Very beautiful sounds when played.
@@silenthillsexplorationsalso I think he was making the alcohol himself. Could be wrong but all that pop-corn stored in bottles could be used to make white lightning which is what appears to be in the unlabeled bottles. Would definitely explain how he maintained such a expensive property just on a handyman's salary.
I think the owner was a Army Veteran. I spotted an E-4 Army Patch on the shoulder of what looked to be a U.S.G.I. Issue M65 Field Jacket from his time in Vietnam... Look closely and you'll see it hanging in the lower passageway of that sub level just pass the Liquor Bottles.🫡🇺🇲
@@silenthillsexplorations Thank you... I've got a pretty Keen eye for certain things. What state are you located in where these abandoned houses are if I may ask?
if its been abandoned for 3 years how is their wine still in the glasses? im wondering if someone else was there to do a photoshoot. just seems weird in my opinion. love your channel! 💜
I like the detail of the video, it looks like the kids, just took certain things of value, and trashed the rest, it's a shame, that they left family pictures behind, I guess, they weren't very sentimental.
What happened to the kids? I would love to research and find the kids to see if they want pictures! Do you need someone to help with researching? I love doing it! I would love to go with you all to see these places!
As a person like me, I like seeing these kind of videos for a reason: to see how the past would look like. There are Liminal Spaces and Backrooms fandom that will ruin the aesthetic which I'm no longer part of.
I’m confused. Cause at the beginning of video he said she got Covid and passed and then he died of cancer. Then in video he says he doesn’t know what happened to them weather they died or got killed. I’m so confused. Lovely tour. Just confused about mis information
Lots of wardrobe were open, I think someone already there long time before you found this house. But I am not quite sure if they try to stole something or just love to messed up things
My question is where are there kids now why haven't they did something with the place like clean it and sell it. All those beautiful pictures of there parents. Beautiful memories.
They don't appreciate certain things. Probably also inherited a lot of money and bought whatever they wanted. None of this mattered to them. That's usually how it is in wealthy families. Oh, and they usually hate their parents for some reason.
Far out ...how rude ...why don't you keep your negative opinion to yourself ...or even better ..learn to articulate yourself without being rude and insulting ....as my nan used to say .."if you've got nothing nice to say ...shut the fark-up"....
. So what did you learn? The wife died from Covid '20-21. He never fully recovered physically. The home eventually went into foreclosure. That is why so much is left behind. Once law enforcement padlocks it; you can not go back in & retrieve anything. That is not a 'bunker'😂. Just a basement hun! Already existed. He did not spend (years) making it after she passed. Do you realize Covid was in 2021-2022?🙄 I love your videos but I get tired of assumptions made by the host. I'd much rather watch an exploration with 'true' facts then someone trying to make content for views. Do your homework.
