ABANDONED Old Store / 1800s / Original Coffee Bin & Counter Left Behind ~ Old General Store 

Thank you so much for the information. I wish I had that great a memory. However, I will remember that for the next videos that have Masonite siding. I apologize ahead because I have a video I will be putting up later on where I call the siding asbestos too. Actually it is the farmhouse where the guy who told me about this store grew up. He still has the old farmhouse next to his home. Unfortunately, he only let us video the outside of the farmhouse, but we also got to video the shed, outhouse and the huge old barn, which by the way I fell in love with. I agree, it is sad how kids today have no interest in their heritage. I know I regret not listening more to my grandparents when they told me about mine, but at least I cared enough to hear most of it. thanks for watching and the information. I appreciate the knowledge.

Well you should of told stories and shown pictures to the grandchildren to make interesting your past. Maybe next time.Too bad too sad.

Yes, these old buildings would be beautiful if restored. So sad to see them just rot away. Thanks for watching.

its so heart breaking

Por favor, pon Subtítulos en Español, saludo desde Argentina 🇦🇷

@@silviabeatrizbaldauf215 We have the subtitles up. I hope it works for you. Thanks for watching ☺☺

Thanks and I agree, it is always sad to see the old things wasting away. It is a beautiful old store.

I love that movie too but I never thought about the connection. I do now. Glad to have you and hope it's not your last time to visit us. Watch Kappy? Hasn't everyone? He watches us too. He has left comments. Check out our other vids to see his comments. Thanks for watching!

You are welcome. Thanks for the nice compliments. I am so glad you enjoyed it and that it brought back fond memories. I bet it was was an interesting childhood growing up in a store. Thanks for watching :)

Yeah, I agree. Plenty of abandoned buildings but the good old ones are getting harder to find. Mainly, because they are vandalized. Some people need to be a life.

Thank you greatly for the compliment. So glad you like the video! You nailed it! That is how exploring these buildings makes us feel, like we are stepping back in time.

I don't know if there were items that were left there since the store closed. We didn't want to prowl into his stuff, since he was nice enough to let us video it. I only know the counter and bins were original. If I'd known what to do with the counter, I would have offered to buy it. I loved the roughness of the top. It had stories. Thanks for watching and caring about this abandoned beauty

Oh you are so right! Can you image the old stuff you might find?

Thanks for the super cool & very nice compliment!

We appreciate the compliment and thank you for watching the video.

You're welcome and thank you for the cool compliment :)

I make these because I love doing it and sharing it with those who love these places too. You made my day!!💖

@@PrettyTattered Thank you for all of your hard work and for sharing! ❤️

@@bonniekaye You are very, very welcome! 🤗

I think it can be saved and yes, it would make a wonderful tiny house. I bet it could even be moved.

I agree with you. This place would be adorable if restored. There is an old farmhouse right next to it that someone tried to update but ended up just abandoning it too. We'll show it at a later date. The store is on a dirt and gravel road in the middle of nowhere and the closest town is small and several miles away. Not many live out in that area so it wouldn't do good as a store again but maybe it could be tourist attraction if restored to its glory days.

Thank you. I love the house and farm too

Thanks, so glad you liked it. We are learning what viewers want, so appreciate the comments.

Hey, thanks for the compliment and for watching. We have more coming with their history added.

The house at the end of the video looks like it came right out of a horror movie. I love it!

You're welcome & thanks for watching

You are so sweet! Sending HUGS to Dublin!

Thank you for your advice and for caring. I never go alone. My husband and I are a team. My dad taught me a lot about snakes and what to watch out for and you are right, you need to be alert at all times and never go alone.

@Abandoned Beauty thanks for sharing your videos this is the 1st time I saw this thanks for sharing all these memories from long ago I remember we had a store something like this when I was growing this brought those memories back again keep sharing and do stay safe exploring. 😃👍🏼 I like the song The Judds sing Grandpa Tell Me About The Good Old Days. that’s a really good song.

@@pbs4535 You are very, very welcome. I am so happy it brought you good memories. Oh, I love that song. I was sad when I heard that Noami passed. I'm glad you liked the song. I am very picky so it takes me quite awhile to pick a song that works just right with how the place makes me feel.

In the Pinto Beans bin? Is it the rusty thing? I saw an electric coffee maker, some papers, the cigar box, what looked like a shoe box lid and the rusty thing. Did I miss something? I am curious, NOW! LOL

I think that is so exciting that a place we video reminds someone of their hometown. :)

Wow, I didn't catch that. We have a K2 meter and recorders. We may have to go back to this one and take some readings. Thanks for pointing that out. We may be new but we already have some very informative viewers. Thanks

@@PrettyTattered You're very welcome. Glad I could contribute something to your videos.

Thank you so much!!! :)

@@PrettyTattered *My pleasure!* *Looking forward to many more!*

We would have loved to see it too when it was open. It has been closed now for like 50 yrs. We went back recently to see how it looks in the Fall and found the old potbelly stove behind it. It is beautiful. I am going to post a pic of it on the community page. Thanks for watching

Actually, a neighbor told me it has been used for storage for many many years. I think people just ransacked it looking for something of value.

Sorry you feel that way. Thanks for watching

Thank you for the information. I appreciate it. :)

@@PrettyTattered by the way great video

@@billyhensley7770 Thank you!

@@PrettyTattered yes ma'am

It is very hard to walk away from most of these and I want to live in most of them. These buildings are abandoned but on property that someone owns. The store owner doesn't care much about what happens to it. He just uses it for storage. Some people are like that. The store is located in the country, pretty far from any towns. We photograph and video them because we love these old building, want to share them with you and this is our way of preserving them. They won't ever be completely gone this way. Thanks for watching and caring about what happens to these abandoned beauties.

Cool!

Sorry, I am working on it but I always say "cool" when I am excited and I am always excited to see these places. I love abandoned beauties Thanks for watching!!

Huh...No, 😂 I agree, I did say it a lot in this video. I promise to work on that.