Abandoned Overgrown Farm House And Farm Stand

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Exploring Abandoned Anything can be dangerous or Deadly without experience. I don't encourage anyone to enter any Abandoned structure. Not only is safety a concern, but often times its illegal but when possible, i seek out permission from the owner or local police. I simply go to document its history before it's gone forever and leave things the way I find them. I only take pictures a only leave footprints. I assume all the risks & responsibility before doing this. Please don't attempt to do this on your own. Their could be nails, Asbestos, Falling concrete soft floors, animals or other hazards. Thanks for Watching

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@bubbles8871 4 года назад

On the outside he seems completely calm. But on the inside, you can almost hear his muffled scream of terror at just how many drains all the vegetation could be blocking.

@The_ZeroLine 3 года назад

Hahaha I don’t think most viewers even got your joke. You a friend of his? You seem to know him well. A little too well.

@Nicole-oi6il Год назад

Lol to funny.

@breezyhillproductions349 4 года назад

I live right next to an abandoned mansion. However, I just met a guy over there when I walked over and he bought the house. He's going to fix it up so I'm very happy. I used the house to film part of a found footage film on my channel 🤣.

@eddantes1145 4 года назад

If horror movies and books don't lie, that guy is gonna be running away screaming "Ghost!" within a few months

@paxhumana2015 2 года назад

@@eddantes1145 , I do not run from haunted places, the demons/ghosts run away instead. You do not mess with a person that has the Holy Scriptures, as well as a penchant for weaponry of all sorts.

@ThePainterSmurf 4 года назад

Man, my heart kinda breaks for places like that... Even run down like that it's still SO pretty! You can imagine how amazing it used to look like a hundred years ago.. Shame that it's likely just gonna be torn down! Thanks for showing us, Post!

@HHopebringer 4 года назад

Neglect goes a long way. Its a shame it fell into disrepair; think of the chilhood memories a place like this could have for some folks.

@rebeccawest8973 3 года назад

My heart breaks for this poor house and the family that lost it.

@ladybug123212 4 года назад

This is the type of house I’ve always wanted an old farm house loving this house ❤️❤️❤️❤️

@BarredCoast0 4 года назад

I love these videos. Reminds me of my youth exploring old abandoned cabins around the lake. Thanks for sharing.

@rudolphguarnacci197 3 года назад

I think about the family that once lived there, the children who grew up in that house. The games the played, the many Christmases, and the television shows they watched.

@xgamer34_94 4 года назад

Also talk about fire hazard when it’s dry out.

@edwardramsey9564 2 года назад

I love how the plants are covering the house

@rayminister5840 2 года назад

We used to stop at that farmstand many, many years ago. Not sure what happened to the family, but it was a frequent stop for us.

@johntilson2535 4 года назад

Not only do I agree that prices should be that low 13:13, I wish we could go BACK to that time. And leave all the nonsense of today behind!

@MadCat-75 4 года назад

respirator for the win!? o_O mold and birdfeces everywhere...

@jay-jose9952 4 года назад

Pocket doors, crown moulding- that house was some family's pride and joy back in the day. It would be nice if the owner would let local craftsman salvage the doors, railings, etc.

@Mobaeus 3 года назад

REALLY wanted to see a date on the newspapers!

@mammakstolltv 4 года назад

Got to love exploring! #CloggersUnited

@northernphase 4 года назад

Its interesting to see how much it’s changed from the older video

@cece3194 4 года назад

I think it was some type of trip wire to an alarm device. Sad people live in these abandoned places. Sad they need to.

@Derek-tk4wf 4 года назад

2:36 : 'YEAH!'

@Sealdeam 4 года назад

It must had been a beautiful place once, any idea for how long it has been abandoned? Anyway it is pretty interesting to see the way nature slowly but surely recovers the place.

@post.10 4 года назад

About 20 years since last lived in, but it must have been trimmed and taken care of at first because it should be more overgrown

@Sealdeam 4 года назад

@@post.10 thanks for your answer, I just saw the previous video, that's one sturdy house.

@IC1011-C5 3 года назад

You need a drone to shoot such a vast area. It would be nice.

@andrewjackdaw2511 4 года назад

That Quality Beverages Display Stand worth at least 100 Dollars.. :) I would "save it" from there :)

@poponachtschnecke 4 года назад

Dang, you're up late!

@bewatch_0 2 года назад

Nice job bro ☺️💝

@clairefunnell8481 3 года назад

Hi. I like the house. Wonder why the family left. What's a milkweed? Dumb vandals. They are a problem here in Canada too. Thank you and stay safe.

@DraconicMaker 4 года назад

Howdy!

@siegfriedk.6276 3 года назад

A once lively and prospering farm house now decaying and its former inhabitants dead and forgotten. They were as alive as we are now and we will be as dead as they are now. "For here have we no continuing city, but we seek one to come" - the Lord Jesus Christ

@kylespade5958 4 года назад

"Look at all that oriental bitter-sweet." Laughed hard at that.

@tdh6666 4 года назад

Why? It’s the name of a plant

@kylespade5958 4 года назад

@@tdh6666 Thought it was funny how he said it.

@edbug007 4 года назад

All your videos are interesting so post away Post 10

@redacted9506 3 года назад

4:43 look at those crumbling brick support columns. that floor is gonna fall out from under you my guy, giving me a heart attack over here every time you step on a creaky floorboard

@northroad1 4 года назад

The house could be saved, but won't be due to land value. The shingles and bucket show someone was taking care of it, probably within the last 10 years as those homer buckets fade out. Maybe by the last able son of the family that lived there.

@nomusicrc 4 года назад

Where was the asbestos in the basement and it looked like it had a walkout basement where is the light coming from I wish you had walked over there

@post.10 4 года назад

At 15:56 you can see the asbestos hanging/pealing off of the steam radiator pipe

@thinkingbeings3925 2 года назад

Ghost can be encountered there in night time.😎

@Monster_Knight 4 года назад

what a sad waste for that house

@unclognh 6 месяцев назад

To bad probably was a really nice place in its prime

@robynbryant2974 4 года назад

Yeah come on in Post 10, Wanna a Cuppa LOL

@MrDougster37 4 года назад

4:47 - Blair Witch Project!

@sirontv 3 года назад

it is inside 😂

@theram8787 4 года назад

It was condemned I bet.

@dadams9158 4 года назад

kinda cool.

@rainman7992 3 года назад

The Happening: 20 years later

@anymaru 2 года назад

Freaking tweekers! Thinking the copper piping is worth money.

@luisllorens70 4 года назад

They don't have enough sense to shit outside. 8:33

@howtobebasic2122 4 года назад

who would want to buy the land?

@dustinbeecher1987 4 года назад

@MrLookatmyhat 4 года назад

And so it was that we fell Grandfather's farm sold to some soulless overseas farming conglomerate Grandmother's garden bulldozed over Father's garage where he worked so tirelessly Mother's rose bush, defiant, finally relented at the lash of a chemical fog And I, cash in hand, cried that I was left nothing from which to build ... Greed is truly the darkest of our sins For in it jealously is fostered, and fools are made of us all

@DanKoerner 4 года назад

$43,000/acre??? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@post.10 4 года назад

It's commercial zoned and it has frontage to a major road and a highway ramp next to it. They want a store to buy it

@orrinscarfe760 4 года назад

Big poo

@oldtimetinfoilhatwearer 4 года назад

Excellent first comment

@gubberfuck 4 года назад

11:45 glowing eyes in corner

@LuckyLu602 4 года назад

I saw that. Creepy.

@eidiu3551 4 года назад

i dont see any where ?

@bobbythompson6017 4 года назад

Creepy but it was just a cat I seen the tell move a little when he looks in the attic and he turns the camera a left a little to the left window u can see where the roof meets the floor by the light shiny out the window you can see a cat hiding between the roof beams

@williamweir2744 Год назад

I know where it is

@aintnobitchms 3 года назад

liked for algorithm

@kylespade5958 4 года назад

I always want to know the story behind these places and the folks who once lived there. This house looks like it was quite the place back in the day.

@vernondouglas4425 4 года назад

My grandpa has a old farmhouse like that. It was built in the 1870s with real wood siding and slate

@combatbenyamin 4 года назад

@Pull Myfinger You should get some lessons yourself before teaching others. And ellipses don't work like that. Today's comment was sponsored by anyone who isn't a condescending prick.

@vernondouglas4425 4 года назад

@Pull Myfinger says the one who said "RESL"

@FlanRoBoThEaD 4 года назад

@Pull Myfinger get your negativity and copy pasted comebacks out of our Post 10 videos man

@TomMannCenturia 4 года назад

Very sad that what was probably a lovely home, with loads of character, has been vandalised and will now almost certainly get knocked down. Interesting video though thanks.

@vernondouglas4425 4 года назад

When houses had some class and had real craftsmen make them

@DinnerForkTongue 4 года назад

The beautiful times before the blight of neoliberalism.

@dementednun1175 3 года назад

That's why it's falling to Pieces

@basharalbutseggs8056 3 года назад

Demented Nun I’m sure this is also a result of homeless people, wannabe edgy teens, etc. All the windows are broken so obviously nature is able to take its course on the inside of the home.

@paxhumana2015 2 года назад

@@basharalbutseggs8056 , let us not forget druggies and drunks.

@Pdgirlkc 4 года назад

Looks like it was a nice house at some point, too bad it’s been left to the elements. I’d give anything for that cedar lined closet 😍

@skumpkin5191 3 года назад

I love that he talks like we're there with him, like I'm there and he's strong enough to lift me to peek into the birds nests! I could walk around an abandoned house with him and we could talk about it! ^^

@MadCat-75 4 года назад

The buildingmanual for that "Lotus Flower Bracket / stairway to the starts" dates back to the late '40s and early '50s. nice. (9:28)

@belainverso7455 4 года назад

Have you ever encountered anyone else when you were in an abandoned house?

@Anagnut 4 года назад

Encountering people is always my biggest fear

@roguefever 4 года назад

At 15:50 those actually aren't spiders! They're Opilliones (commonly called Harvestmen), and they're in an entirely different family than arachnids! Though they are 8 legged arthropods, their classification is significantly different!

@chaoticconjuring 3 года назад

That house had to have been stunning when it was new. I love your appreciation for the small details in homes like this. It’s what gives them their true charm and beauty.

@connergeisler4095 4 года назад

I like how he always asks if there's anybody in a room. How considerate

@mariecarroll2072 3 года назад

So sad to see these old houses go. Would love to know the history of it. Thanks for showing it. Seems some one love to salvage the wood from it. They don't make them out wood like this. Call the Salvage Dawgs

@hyperflares2879 4 года назад

It's interesting seeing how much your method has changed, but how plain and factual your banter still is. Keep it up!

@flipadip2712 4 года назад

"ANYBODY IN HERE?!?" "no."

@poponachtschnecke 4 года назад

I love how you said "asbestos" like they said "Newman" in Seinfeld.

@kouhai2456 3 года назад

Wait, how else are you supposed to say asbestos?

@pheurbelvls3710 4 года назад

It is very interesting. Fascinating old place but very sad. Thank you post 10. Very interesting seeing the video from 3 years ago and then seeing this one. 💚💚

@The_ZeroLine 3 года назад

Someone bought my grandfather’s huge, huge house built around the turn of the 19th century and they’ve spent nearly 4 million restoring it. Not surprisingly, I think he got a divorce during that time. My family we’re really grateful someone decided to spend the time and money to do that.

@PhantomStella 4 года назад

Kinda sad to see such a nice, well-built home become so run down and neglected

@Tsalagi978 4 года назад

Tweakers raided that place😳 I hope you wore bags on your shoes🤮

@lfcbpro 3 года назад

"let's get some lights on in here", my dumb ass thinking, "there won't be electricity in there", haha DOH :P

@XxRay346xX 3 года назад

Its ok I also thought the same thing lol

@lukeantonystevens2942 4 года назад

At 15:44 when post says 'WHAT THE?!' I genuinely felt the hairs at the back of my neck stand up. I thought he saw something I didn't see

@otacon 4 года назад

Post, if you're ever in Concord New Hampshire I can show you some places to film at if you're interested

@karenerickson6078 4 года назад

DON'T GO INTO THE BASEMENT! Don't you ever watch scary movies??

@waverleyjournalise5757 4 года назад

Crazy how the bushes and plants can so easily hide a building.

@lillchief 4 года назад

👀"Is anybody in here?"👀😨👻 That attic reminds me of Hellraiser and basement reminds The Blair Witch😓😲☹😟😱😱

@chuckbrown2765 4 года назад

13:40 “I’m terrified to open that”. I was thinking the same thing. Love it!

@16mmDJ 4 года назад

Yesssss, I was seconds ago JUST looking for a post 10 vid to watch.

@poponachtschnecke 4 года назад

That cool old basement reminds me, my dad calls torrential rain storms "turd floaters" because his aunt's house in Connecticut had some kind of sewer drain in the basement that would backup during rainstorms.

@JoAnne-gx3ml 4 года назад

I'd get an architect in there to get the design of the house on record, if it isn't already, then rebuild with whatever can be salvaged from the original. I'd love to see the previous video, too.

@tracyruth4247 4 года назад

I'd rather fix up an old home than buy or build new...so much history in those homes. I'd love to see what it looked like when people lived there! Thank you for exploring for us😊

@Richb750 4 года назад

I’ve been there it’s a cool spot,imagine what a beautiful house that’d be if someone bought the property & renovated it!

@Rascal77s 4 года назад

It would be cheaper to level the house and build a new one than it would be to renovate.

@purplepixie274 3 года назад

@@Rascal77s that's not the point.

@VanessaScrillions 4 года назад

Dude I just want to say, your videos make my freaking day every time. Thank you sooooo much for all your hard work, and for sharing all your adventures with us!!! When I receive the notification that you've posted another video, I am instantly put in a good mood. Seriously, thank you.

@hildeabruzzo5882 2 года назад

This is so sad! What a beautiful home it used to be. So much to salvage there too before it’s demolished.

@DraconicMaker 4 года назад

Oml right when u ended the vid you went like, hol up what is that

@themangahermit 3 года назад

It’s funny how he mentions the same talking points he did in the original video when he explored this building. Making it look like they are organic thoughts but when you mention the same commentary about the Sears Roebuck freezer being creepy and an energy pig, they don’t come across as organic.

@Mike.Howard 4 года назад

The pattern in the addition roof space dates back to possibly the 1940's/1950's. The newspapers look like they're from 1961 (you can see a date above the "Bugs Away" ad @ 13:27)

@Mad-Duk_Machine_Werkes 3 года назад

Ground Posts UP means that outlet is controlled by a lightswitch and not just ON all the time like most outlets- Has nothing to do with poking fish-tapes in the wall

@therealbebos 3 года назад

I bet the real estate agency is just pretending they don't know about the building so they don't have to list asbestos removal required in their listing.

@peteysquirrelchaser9028 4 года назад

The outlets being ground up are supposed to be that way so if you have a plug halfway in and drop something metal across the top it hits the ground prong instead of the hot prong. It has nothing to do with the wire installation, you could take the receptacle out of the box and flip it with the wires still attached. In the 60s they started installing them ground down because they're more esthetically pleasing but you're right they're getting back to the original orientation lately.

@NativeMotherTrucker7 4 года назад

Ha! My fiance and I know this place. We drive by it almost every weekend. We even went as far as using google earth to verify our suspension. Love it.

@paxhumana2015 2 года назад

So, is the place still standing, yes or no?

@NativeMotherTrucker7 2 года назад

@@paxhumana2015 Yes it does. Last time I drove by its looks to have either been purchased by someone or is being cleaned up.

@delaneyrussell4867 Год назад

The old newspaper is actually really cool to see!!

@QuietToproll 4 года назад

That’s looks too similar to the Blair Witch basement

@LuckyLu602 4 года назад

That’s exactly what I was thinking! The basement scene at the end of that movie scared me so bad for some reason. I get chills just thinking about it.

@londacarkhuff8109 3 года назад

The birds have shelter from the bad weather in that house💕

@davids9520 4 года назад

This building was rejected for use in the "Walking Dead" for being too scary & disgusting (g)!!! You get past the buildings and the rest of the property has that over grown, beauty working for it. Eventually it will get "reclaimed" by a new owner.