Exploring an Authentic Abandoned TIME CAPSULE House In The Country!! 

Definitely a man after my own heart.... Lots of Coffee, a few beers and a humble abode. I always like when the items left behind give you a little glimpse into the life of the person who lived in the house. Thanks for another awesome explore! 👌

Small, welcoming with treasures galore ❤❤❤❤

My assumption about this house is a man lived there since we didn’t see any women’s apparel, they certainly lived coffee, beer and wine. They lived a very simple modest lifestyle. Poor guy left his teeth and clean underwear. Great time capsule James.

A lovely simple 1950s house. 12:53 Black spider says "Hello"

An elderly gentleman farmer, first Nation, with COPD (probably emphysema) and colon issues. Born around the Depression. Ex-smoker. Wore glasses. Lived in Canada. Interested in gold panning, antique cars and took occasional vacations to the ocean. Liked to travel in general, but quit after the wife died. Widowed (she died well before him 5-10 years?), but kept the house neat after she passed because that's what she would have wanted. Had no kids or grandkids. Owned at least one horse that had worms and anxiety. Possibly had some sheep or cows..no pigs, though. Liked to read westerns for fun, but enjoyed educational materials as well. Kept his brain in shape. (Surprised you haven't come across any crossword puzzle or word search magazines.). Casual dresser. Probably only owned one suit, and that was used mostly for funerals. Enjoyed a beer or the occasional glass of wine, but was in no danger of becoming an alcoholic. Saved the bottles for the return value. That's just piecing together the clues from around the home. Too bad I'll never know how accurate I might be..lol

Coffee, beer, and a cool little house with retro furniture. That's all you need. Thanks James.

LOL!! Clamps holding the stairs together 😂

Better than visiting furniture stores.

Some freshening up, and can be someone’s starter home. ❤

Loved the video! Real time capsule. I have watched your videos off and on and now have subscribed because I enjoy your style of talking and filming, opening cabinets, closet's, drawers etc as well as your zest for exploration. It's so refreshing how excited you get finding (Old Stuff) or just the decay of a place and wondering what happened to the people . Thanks for your time and efforts for providing us with these videos. ❤Who ever knew millions of people would watch other people exploring and camping etc videos, I love camping videos as well. It's like I am there with you exploring and the people camping in other videos. Thanks 👍

What a cute little old house James. A bit messy but not really falling apart. No frills but just basic house. Existed before the days when laundry rooms became prevalent as the washers in the bedroom. Seems like it could still be refurbished and used again. You couldn’t pay me to enter these old creepy basements via rickety old stairs. Thanks for sharing. Enjoyed watching.

James, I just found your channel and love it. Your delivery is very warm and welcoming. The liminal space feel of your presentation is perfect for the subject.

it's weird to think that the houses that we all live in now will still be here after we're gone, i picture someone rummaging thru my house in 40 - 50 years

Looks like it would make a neat weekend getaway place! Glad it has a metal roof and hasn't been vandalized. Wonder what happened to the last occupant, whether they passed away, or ended up in a nursing home. Always sobering to see the remnants of a persons life on display in these old places.

Another cool adventure you took us through, so packed full of things just wasting away in time, thanks again James.

Love that place wish it were mine and the best part plenty of coffee

Frozen in time! Wow! Very interesting!

Hey James nice explore ! I see your getting some out during the week now ......👍

The intro room furniture was totally fab! Liked the retro black phone. My grandparents had one like it. Liked the big chunky knobs on the kitchen cabinets. Everything is so retro, including the hamper in the bathroom. Cute little homey house!

It was a really cool 😎👍 little house 🏡 love all the wood it was a cabin

Static Spaces thanks for sharing this video with me i really enjoyed it about Exploring an Authentic Abandoned TIME CAPSULE House In The Country!! it was a really nice small home and thanks for taking your time to sharing this with me and God Bless.

Hi James This Static Space was cool. I thought you had nerve going down those basement stairs. So creepy down there. You showed us the 2008 calendar but there was another one in that office that looked like it was 1987. You moved away fast so I don’t know if that was the date. The kitchen was small but functional. You didn’t show us the out buildings and that RV in the yard. It was a good video but there was a lot of background noise. You probably didn’t notice but I heard it. Anyway these people were real coffee addicts. I laughed when there was a jar of coffee in the bathroom cabinet. They also liked beer and wine too. Poor guy left his teeth there right on the sink. Maybe he ran out of Polident. Had to be a man who left it no women would leave their teeth. Other than the noise it was a good explore. Thank you James for sharing this cute little home. Stay safe and well.👍🆒

Could be a really cozy home fixed up.

Very nice tour of the place James 😊I love it ❤️

Scary basement to me? I don’t know why. I like the house, not trashed or tore up by vandals, Their coats just hanging waiting tobe used again. The furniture left was like the house style nothing fancy but practical I thought the tv and cabinet looked much newer than the furniture. Even the spooky basement was cleaner, not all trashed up. Oh my gosh someone liked to have a drink now and then, more than a little bit lol. Did you notice that one room had paneling on the walls. Weirrrrd. Thank you James this was stress free tour for sure, for me.☀️I always get stressed when someone tears up a house, even when it’s the police. I would much rather see evidence of homeless staying in these places, getting out of the streets a little bit of shelter. Anyway Thanks again. It might of been short but I liked it!❤

A time capsule for sure. LMAO a pack of underwear eh. That basement is rather clean considering how long the place has been vacant for. Im glad it smelled alright for ya. Another awesome explore JH. Big Hugs. 😊😊 P.s. its all about the coffee

My mom use to have those same end tables 😂

Hi James! Interesting place! So much to see. Love it. Time capsules are definitely a favourite. They certainly liked their coffee didn’t they!? And beer, unless somebody had a party 😂 Brilliant photos. Thanks for the video!

You know i could live there.

Ohh very cool find! Awesome vid as usual.

A old man died our ended up in a nursing home. Most who end up in nursing homes lose their personal freedom. As long as they don't suffer they are way better off passing away at home. It looks like a very cozy home I would move in if I was able to get a internet connection. Looking it over I don't think you could get a nicer place. a fresh coat of paint and it would be beautiful.

Good thing those C-clamps were doing their jod! Could've had an accident there.🍻

Hello James 👋I love those two lamps ❤️What another great find too 👍Outstanding video 😎

7:50 Old toaster over barely visible.

Você é muito lindo cara

Big basement compared to the size and age of the house. 12:43, those are well pressure tanks.

Check your email sent you a tip of a big mansion on a ravine getting demoed soon that has meeting signs on the property

I always find these types of videos incredibly sad. This was someone's home once, people sat in that living room and watched movies on that TV, made dinner in that kitchen...now there's nothing left but dust, spiders and maybe a ghost or two. And from the looks of the bathroom whoever lived there left abruptly, maybe because of a medical emergency...and they never returned. Now it's just an empty abandoned shell. Houses are meant to be lived in.

Looks like it would have been a lovely house. Big really, hope the elderly man was not on his own at the end. 🇬🇧

To you and all your subscribers, you wonder why, all this stuff,was left as is untouched ,I am, 60. And I have lost, my big sister, and my mother,in that order,if I was a man, I think, I would have rather took, 5 kick's, to the gonads. Then have to go into their house, and clean it out, it was incrediblely pain full, to find, All the little things, That would have ment nothing to me, but so much to them. And now I stood there, and wondered what To do with it. Some of the homes you go into, I understand, why no one has touched anything. The pain of thair loss, was enough, going through, thair little treasures, that has no value, other than to me. You pay great respect, to the homes you visit, so please keep treating,as if it was, your mother's or fathers. I like the fact, you try to find out who lived there, and thair story. So thank you, for that respect you show.

How do you find all of these abandoned houses .I would love to explore too.

i'm curious what the dates on the magazines

Wonder how many generations xo

Gold mine of empties, no return for cash back in the day?

Clamps likely left there but not trying to be functional.