Frozen in time! Abandoned rotting house with everything left behind. Explore #43

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Frozen in time! Abandoned farmhouse full of stuff. Canada Explore #43
This abandoned farmhouse sits very hidden from the road and the property is very overgrown. To my knowledge this house has been abandoned since 2012 or longer. The house started to leak as there are a few holes in the roof. Once the water started to come in this house quickly started to decay. The house did look ransacked but didn't appear to be vandalized that much. Seams to me a elderly couple lived here at some point and maybe they passed away or left for other reasons but it looks like they left everything behind here. The part of the house to the left was full of firewood and I did not film this part.
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@meganh1834 3 года назад

Don't give in to the peer pressure Brent! If you don't want to go into the basement, don't go into the basement! Also, you really should bring your cell phone! You never know if you're going to need it!

@VauxhallViva1975 2 года назад

...and a buddy too. That way, if you get stuck, fall etc, your buddy can go get help. On your own, you're kinda stuck, and on your own without a cellphone could have consequences. Stay safe!

@janeblake5083 2 года назад

Seriously, Brent, checking out these basements like this could mean the end of you. I explored abandoned homes for years, and after one bad experience, didn't attempt another basement explore again - ever. The door to the basement slammed behind me, I couldn't get it open at first, but I finally managed to get it opened, but a terrifying experience. Never again. Your Explores are the best - thank you.

@iamheretocomment9821 3 года назад

This one brought tears to my eyes. All the beautiful antique furniture reminded me of my paternal grandparents home. Makes me wonder why the surviving family members would not cherish nor value the legacy and inheritance the owners worked hard for. Heartbreaking.

@penelopelopez8296 2 года назад

Because the furniture is more to trouble than it’s worth. It has to be moved with manpower and you need a vehicle big enough to take it away. That costs money. Then you need a place to store it….that costs more money. Sometimes you love the furniture and underneath it’s rotted or cracked or the drawers are glued shut because they haven’t been used in decades. It may look good on video but when you inspect ot closely ….it’s not worth it.

@RetroCaptain Год назад

@@penelopelopez8296 The storing is the killer. I've heard of ppl paying for moms antiques to sit in monthly storage until the daughter loses the job and can't pay...all actioned off.

@joek511 4 года назад

I paused when you started up the stairs. This is sad. People spend their life building a place for family. They grow old, and die. Then the family blows it all off, and leaves it to rot. No respect, no thankfulness, no appreciation for what was done for them

@natejennings5884 3 года назад

Agreed. And with urban centers becoming more restrictive and intrusive, you'd think they'd appreciate a comfy spot away from it all.

@VintageCars999 3 года назад

At least sell the place. No sense in letting a home go to waste.

@waterotter3625 3 года назад

Maybe the relatives left it to fall apart because abuse and neglect happened in the home. Maybe it was just too full of bad memories for the kids. The relatives could have hired someone to take care of things.

@carlam4986 3 года назад

i suspect when we see these places, the owners grew old and the home and upkeep suffered because they physically were unable to maintain it. As for family, if any, they are busy building the lives and homes they want. It's not disrespect, it's just life. It's the mansions I don't understand. So much left behind that could be sold or donated.

@cherylemaybury9967 4 года назад

The owners of this house were probably elderly and they passed. The heirs have not been contacted to come claim the property, or they just weren’t interested. Such a shame that it wasn’t quickly claimed and sold on. So many things in the house would have been still useful. It’s so terrible to see it all just rotting away. A terrible waste.

@AbandonedUrbexCanada 4 года назад

Sure is sad

@umapessoadobem3247 4 года назад

Heartbreaking. 😔

@gmcobrasnake Год назад

Many of things could have gone to the Salvation Army..or the Good Will, someplace like this, better to re-use then waste!

@johnready630 4 года назад

A lifetime forgotten and left to decay .....it's sad to see that happen.

@bradmelvin7187 4 года назад

I was thinking the Same thing.

@SharonMessage 4 года назад

Agreed its heart wrenching

@heatherchambers1609 4 года назад

Exactly my thoughts.

@umapessoadobem3247 4 года назад

So sad. 😔

@centuravicon4626 3 года назад

Right? There's a tinge of sadness everytime I watch these. I can't help but wonder who they were? Were they happy? Why did they leave? Where did they go? I also wonder if the ones where there's tons of stuff like they legit got up and left if it was haunted. I'm into that stuff too.

@hollywoodmuise6982 4 года назад

Beautiful antique furniture. Probably was a wonderful home in its time.

@delphinaibarra482 4 года назад

I love Al these videos on these old homes but what I can't see is why destroy withso much destruction that and the mess they create.why not just let naturure take it's course.

@JT-sz7xc 4 года назад

Really sad, seeing everything left in that house, to know each thing purchased had a meaning or special memory we will never know, that these things didn’t mean enough to any family members to save, or sell on to someone else to enjoy. Your videos are excellent, I truly enjoy watching and look forward to seeing the next one. 👍😀

@ZachariaZuehlke 4 года назад

That was my first thought, but you never know the memories attached to those things could’ve been too painful to deal with

@ZachariaZuehlke 4 года назад

It just sucks not knowing I think...

@AbandonedUrbexCanada 4 года назад

Thank you I’m glad you enjoy my videos 😁

@felicialewis860 4 года назад

I AGREE

@teespoon8858 4 года назад

It makes you wonder what happened and why the family had to leave!? Great comment!!

@Shybear1983 4 года назад

I get so lost in these videos. The potential just rotting and wasting away 😢

@kellycorkery9033 4 года назад

That was a red and black wool, Hudson’s Bay blanket in the bottom drawer of the locked trunk. That hooked rug by the fireplace was incredible too.😍

@lanna7917 4 года назад

Well I hope who ever comes to demolish the house has the good sense to remove the antiques from the house. Lord knows they don't make furniture like that anymore.

@jenniferrollins3904 3 года назад

Yeah it comes from Ikea now. Lol

@bearsfan2085 2 года назад

Don’t worry about us seeing the basements. If it doesn’t feel right, don’t do it. Can’t make more videos if your injured. Your safety comes first my guy!

@cindyrogofsky251 3 года назад

I wonder about the older people who lived in this house. How long were they married? What were their dreams? And how they must have missed the other so when one of them died? I wonder if they were happy. I picture them dancing around the house for some reason...

@Elfkrystal 4 года назад

Good explore, with the walk up to the house one can almost hear the crunch of leaves underfoot. Once the nice home of a nice couple complete with two sewing machines, a Standard and an Elna. The Hymnal on the fireplace mantel and the Christmas carol sheet music on the piano shows they had comfort in their faith. The style of the furniture in that upper bedroom at 17:34 is called "Barley-twist". The best item is probably those nice chairs, but my favorite items were the toboggans and the cow-bells at 23:45. The furniture could be saved but the house is a tear down at this point. So may you always avoid the bum gravy in your travels, and Dear Brent, if the stairs are looking that shaky, Don't Go In The Basement, we want ya alive. Cheers.

@AbandonedUrbexCanada 4 года назад

Glad you enjoyed this one. A lot to see here for sure but yes I don’t think the structure could be saved.

@pammy35 3 года назад

This estate gives me feelings of sadness I just want to cry for some reason

@northerntranquility1614 3 года назад

Yes it is really sad I find these videos very relaxing but at the same time upsetting. I'm always left wanting to know more .

@llndadischer7689 4 года назад

I wonder what happened here and to the people , I would love to know ?

@mooonienelson2126 3 года назад

I was thinking that also and based on the furnishings, I'd say there were 2 older people there and they died off or went into nursing care and there wasn't any relatives left to take care of the house.

@WebOfTwilight 2 года назад

This is really heartbreaking. It seems as if an older couple lived here at one point. All of the objects in the house point to that. This house reminds me a lot of my grandparent's home. I really liked that sewing table. My grandma had one minus the storage for the machine. I just love old things like that! What a magnificent find!

@karinmcdougall7066 4 года назад

Can't believe the stuff just left to rot! 2 spindle beds, the antique crib, 3 cedar chests that I counted! The table chairs and couch in the big kitchen you came across last! Mind blowing how much personal stuff. And so very, very sad.

@susanmontgomery3968 3 года назад

Love the videos, Brent. Thanks for sharing your adventures with us. It's a real treat to be able to come along with you on your explorations after a long, stressful work week. I know it's hard for people to see homes filled with cherished items decay; I see a lot of comments on urbex channels blaming the kids for not wanting the house or letting it fall into ill repair. People make a lot of assumptions based on what they think is normal, and really, there isn't such a thing. A gentle reminder that not everyone has kids. Not all kids survive their parents. Sometimes people leave things to a relative who is unable to take over the responsibility due to their own decline. Some families are toxic; abusive adults grow older, but not kinder; often they become even more cruel and threatening. Abused kids grow up, but they don't magically heal and become whole. Sometimes they walk away so they can save themselves and stop the cycle. While I don't know the couple that appeared to own this home, as the child of an antiquing family, I recognize the value of many of the items left behind here. As the child of a toxic family, I can also tell you that while it is sad to see the material waste, I also understand that there is nothing more valuable than your peace and healing. Sometimes people choose their own well being over things. And I've seen others from loving, healthy families paralyzed with grief for years, unable to close that chapter of their lives and move forward. This, of course, doesn't touch on any of the potential legal issues that may arise if someone has to enter a nursing home or an extended care facility, if the home owners didn't have a will or a heir, family engaged in an drawn-out fight over the estate or items in it, or the heir is unable to manage the estate or can't afford to hire someone else to do it. These homes, like our own lives, are both beautiful and tragic, full of joy and of sadness, and perhaps that's why they resonate with us so.

@AbandonedUrbexCanada 3 года назад

Thanks so much glad you enjoy my videos 😁

@philipdecatanzaro1822 4 года назад

Looks like the raccoons and squirrels are having fun in there. A lot of what you see is damage from the raccoons. They will get into everything.

@timadams2042 4 года назад

Philip deCatanzaro they really are little buggers!

@ferrallderrall6588 4 года назад

Squirrels are no joke either lol

@lunakatt429 4 года назад

Don't go in basement if you feel it's not safe . You got to keep yourself safe . I have a request , when you see books in shelves , could you stay on them a few seconds so we could see some of the titles . I like to know what people read .

@AbandonedUrbexCanada 4 года назад

Ok 😁👍

@nca1668 4 года назад

I think they were happy there, and had a good life. No bad vibes. Except of course...they got old...God Bless

@kennethroy9974 2 года назад

Put roof on and save her😁

@muhangidinah2608 3 года назад

Most heartbreaking is that owners worked so hard to get these beautiful items only to waste away like that? At least there are some far relative that can save these items really..so sad

@jenniferrollins3904 3 года назад

I have an aunt who cleaned out what was left when my grandpa died and didn't tell my mom that's how much she hated my mom. We no longer speak to her because she stole all of my grandparents money and other issues as well. You would think there's stuff to keep in the family and pass down.

@GrannyLaLa1960 3 года назад

My husband’s great-great aunts and uncles lived in a tiny town in the middle of nowhere. The kids moved off to look for jobs. My in laws would go and visit and check on his elderly family in local nursing homes just about every weekend even tho it was at least 6 hour drive one way. His brother would come once or twice a year. After the elderly family passed my father in law went into their homes to take care of items, disperse everything. To his surprised he found all of the valuables gone. ALL OF THEM. He got rid of everything and sold off stuff to send the money to the kids and grandkids. Come to find out the brother that came once in a while and did nothing was stealing the family blind. He and his greedy family. It was found out over the years when my FIL would visit his brother and see things on tables or walls being displayed.

@sarifdian655 3 года назад

Hai, I'm dian from Singapore,so sad they left the things in the beautiful house, before they left why they never gives their things to people, they also can give to poor people, very2 sad to see this.

@nancychao9738 3 года назад

Maybe they pass away.

@jamesgreg5542 4 года назад

WOW. Now that's one for the books. It looks like a VERY nicely built, formidable, graceful residence. WHY??? I mean, even if the place fell into a bit of disrepair and the folks got hauled out... why not go at it and bring it back?? That was no shack!

@lonnyfox 4 года назад

Glad to hear you’re using a mask I wish more people that do this would also wearing gloves you just never know what you had accidentally touch I think it’s smart and also safe to see you use common sense on what floors to walk on and where to be careful good

@vickihamilton6174 4 года назад

Probably an older couple's home one died before other then other taken to hospital never to return. No family I assume

@AbandonedUrbexCanada 4 года назад

Yes your right

@sarahstrong7174 4 года назад

Its a real shame about the roof letting in so much water. You can see that was a beautiful & much loved place with many nice things. It's kind of spooky to think those people were there & then suddenly gone. Someone cleaned out the fridge but they didn't get time to pack up their things. There must have been a younger part of the family with an infant that visited but no-one even came & picked up that photograph off the mantlepiece, let alone clear up the other belongings. Of course I wonder what happened.

@southernbelle4524 4 года назад

The mold might be why they left. One of my friends' relatives had mold that was so bad (by the time it was discovered) that the mold specialists and, I believe, the EPA, told them to leave and not take anything with them.

@AbandonedUrbexCanada 4 года назад

This make sense

@jeserodriguaes5971 4 года назад

I wish to stay in that abondened house,very interested.

@jacekskarzynski1309 4 года назад

@@AbandonedUrbexCanada To nie ma sensu naczynia i rzeczy stałe twarde można umyć zdezynfekować .. Powodzianie też garnków talerzy i misek wiader nie wyrzucają tylko ubrania meble i elektronikę bo ona się już nie nadaje .. tam wchodzą na pewno sprawy spadkowe ,ludzie się przemieszczają są na pewno za granicą i podatek od spadku ..podatek od nieruchomości przekracza na pewno już połowę wartości domu i się nie opłaca w to inwestować .. podobnie też w Polsce jest .. Pozdrawiam serdecznie Dziękuję za pokazanie domu i piękne opowiadanie .. łapka w górę 👍👍❤❤🌺🌺

@susanwaltman4780 4 года назад

You would think you would at least take family photos and old sewing machines.

@susanwaltman4780 4 года назад

Ransacked? No, they left too many valuable things.

@user-randi1987 4 года назад

Sad, the crib and child's bed indicates there were probably family that stayed there sometimes. That was a nice home at one point. They left some nice furniture behind. The ruined roof has destroyed everything now. Such a shame that no one cares. Good video.

@chongstewart4832 4 года назад

12:00 Someone with you? It sounds like someone right next to you wispering! " I don't want to this!" Once upon time happy family house!

@sophroniamason2730 3 года назад

I heard it too. "I don't want to do this".

@silooy57 3 года назад

I heard it too!

@Archo01 3 года назад

It’s very clear!

@markheld5788 4 года назад

I would try to buy the content's and sell and donate before it rot's sometime's those old cedar trunk's you push the button in to open.

@doriskosmos6087 4 года назад

yes I have one that was my grandparents and is very similar to the one in the video and as I was watching I caught myself saying....push it ....push it!

@secondact7151 3 года назад

@@doriskosmos6087 same

@ckswat77zz51 3 года назад

Binging on your older videos. Love them. In case you see this, I have my mom’s hope chest which looked very similar. If you come across another one, try pushing that lock. That’s how mine opens. Take care

@teresaclift272 4 года назад

So sad a lifetime of possessions rotting away, thanks for showing us around ❤️

@christinenikiforovs9820 4 года назад

Interesting find with so much to see. The book that was falling apart, between the book ends, is a hymn book. Nice crib.

@carolynnaumann2306 4 года назад

Sad to see a home lost like this with almost everything left. Glad you wore your mask, yeah basement not a good idea with it so wet. Thank you again for a great video. That old Elana machine & treadle.... wow !!

@carolynnaumann2306 3 года назад

@@andychris7647, doing great. No worries here. How are you ?

@williebeamish5879 4 года назад

Once the roof goes, it's pretty much a goner. Was a nice farmhouse at one time, loved the big windows. Can see various parts were remuddled and pretty eclectic mix of newer junk furniture and a few pieces of nicer old furniture. The old hand pump was neat, surprised still there, and the wood furnace says lots of work to heat that place. I think you're right surmising older couple and probably died or went to a nursing home. No heirs, or no one wanted to deal with it as needed lots of upgrading, plus spot looked fairly isolated. Great explore, enjoyed the experience as always! Stay safe!

@AbandonedUrbexCanada 4 года назад

Thank willie glad you like this one 😁

@lightgiver7311 4 года назад

I almost wish you would run out of properties. It hurts more and more each episode imagining when people lived there and were happy, raised children.

@AbandonedUrbexCanada 4 года назад

They say there is over 60,000 abandoned houses in Canada. 😞

@slarson50 4 года назад

@@AbandonedUrbexCanada I have seen shows where mining efforts were abandoned and others where they were just too remote? But the ones that are abandoned filled with toys and bins of clothing makes it look like they just took off? I would love to know more of the history of some of the places. But that is another series, right? Good job

@cathywolfanger4936 3 года назад

I can never understand why people leave so much valuable stuff you would think they would try to sell the things that they don't take it's like their in a hurry to leave

@GrannyLaLa1960 3 года назад

Sometimes a person gets sick and goes to the hospital. They think they will be back because they either don’t realize how bad off they are or in a state they can’t say or do anything. I know a woman that ended up being in different hospitals, rehab and short term nursing homes because of a serious illness. She was fine nearly a year. If not for the fact that she had 1 child left that wanted her home she would never been able to go home. Took nearly a year for her to get back. She has to have someone with her 24/7 now.

@allthebest744 4 года назад

It is sad to think that none of their family members or friends didn’t want some of the furniture.

@yvesgardner9612 4 года назад

We sure pile up lots of stuff during a life spend

@niccolom4556 3 года назад

I think one should start getting rid of stuff as they age.. So they don't leave too much STUFF behind. I have a few things I'd want to keep of my parents, but not all their furniture except a couple pieces and pictures of course. Sadly, these homesteads/farmhouses are too far away from cities for the newer gen to want to live there and property taxes can stack up if the children wanted to keep the property. Maybe with this post-Covid world people will start living in remote places again and homestead more.

@tammiebarnes7787 4 года назад

I see this as being one of those houses that was so far out that before winter weather came you better be stocked up on the necessities! Love the old sink pump faucet! That baby furniture is old....so beautiful. It’s a shame! Great find!

@AbandonedUrbexCanada 4 года назад

Thanks Tammie

@tammiebarnes7787 3 года назад

@@andychris7647 yes thank you we are well! I hope your family is doing well also!

@heretic9999 2 года назад

My Huge Brent Always carry your fon airplane mode works fine. 2) That circa 1929 STANDARD was the creme de la creme CUDOS TO YOU 3) I also wq

@llndadischer7689 4 года назад

It has to feel sad there in that house with all their belongings left.

@ndog2005 4 года назад

What was packed, many nice stuff, furniture, clothes. Thank you, so, so much Not go into basement & wear mask, your safety is #1. We need you..

@boohenry5150 3 года назад

I find these old homes so interesting. Things sure were different back then. I think life was much easier in those days too. Technology has thrown us all into a wild and crazy time. It is sad to know there are things in there that was so important to the family, and now probably doesn't matter to anyone anymore. Nice tour. Thank you so much!!

@humor411 2 года назад

That is so true about technology

@NoxyTango 4 года назад

I really like that you put the years regarding historical furniture/items you come across!

@lisaparsons8949 3 года назад

That must have been a elderly couple that lived there.They must have passed away,leaving the house.So sad about the rough caving in,was a cute house.

@dianestephenson 4 года назад

What a find! So sad to see all of it just forgotten. The cedar chest you thought was locked was possibly not. If it's anything like mine (actually it was my mother's) you needed to push that "button" rather than try t o turn it.

@jeanbaker2087 2 года назад

Brent, I guess I'm the only one who hates basements. They scare me. But at 71 I am allowed, right?

@vickygroce6217 4 года назад

My husband would try to save some of these things. What a waste.

@rosemarybutler7211 4 года назад

Dont go in the basement! It did look like a animal laying on the sofa bed. The sewing machine was amazing. and sad such a waste.

@malindahenke5724 3 года назад

This is really a sad one!! So much left behind. Those beds! That stove! 😢

@sheilaarp6453 3 года назад

With all the beds there you would think there were family members and why they just let this go

@Granny2470 4 года назад

Beautiful explore! That furniture ... who leaves furniture like that! The original kitchen sink was awesome ... the cook stove in the kitchen was awesome!!! So sad the house is in such bad shape.... hopefully the family or someone can save the contents... Thank you 😊

@Gammysgirl 3 года назад

@17:28 .... I feel like I’m watching a horror movie when that background music comes on. It’s creepy and causes me anxiety, but I keep watching. 😬

@judibess6173 4 года назад

Not locked, push the button in then lift lid! Lane cedar chest.

@Dontwantahandle0 4 года назад

Looked like a large family lived there with the grandparents, loads of beds. I love the old style open concept, they had a couch and comfy chairs in the kitchen, the whole family must have spent a lot of time in that room while grandma cooked.

@spotedlady 4 года назад

I would love to buy that sewing machine. I wish you would have closed the piano. You need to pour some water in that pump to prime it. Thank you for going in the basement. That baby crib and high chair are worth big bucks. Shame it will just rot. Someone needs to go in there and salvage stuff. Someone save that hope chest.

@AbandonedUrbexCanada 4 года назад

Yes I see so much that people leave behind it’s crazy.

@mooker1usa596 3 года назад

This house has a lot of work to do on it, but I think it has some promise.

@Hollowpointacres 3 года назад

So many amazing treasures in this home. It’s sad that everything is just going to die with the house.… Of older thing, It makes me sad to see these items decaying

@susanwaltman4780 4 года назад

I want the sewing machine. My mom had one like it. What was the thing on the bed you thought was an animal?

@marylhere 3 года назад

Susan Waltman that was a moth eaten fox fur. The kind that looked like two dead rodents draped around your neck....

@timadams2042 4 года назад

It must feel great to get outside after going through a house like that! I find myself holding my breath as you walk through! Great job on the video, thanks for taking us along.

@AbandonedUrbexCanada 4 года назад

Yes it’s a relief for sure

@andrea050405 3 года назад

12:02 a spirit talks over you. This is why I love listening to urbex videos in old abandoned places not only because I love watching them and yern to live in one the spirits come out to play and people always miss them talking? Listen people you will hear it. ❤️

@sophroniamason2730 3 года назад

She said "I don't want to do this".

@donnaakers6811 3 года назад

You need your cell phone anything can happen while exploring.

@Mascotal 3 года назад

That computer is from the early 90's

@llndadischer7689 4 года назад

Those VHS were Laurel and Hardy comedy team from way back

@seantravers175 4 года назад

I love the Laurel and hardy movies there are so funny and will never get old

@dragonfly8807 4 года назад

I wish u could find out what happened to them. Maybe find their names and try the neighborhood or the cemetery.

@AbandonedUrbexCanada 4 года назад

I did they passed away and family lives to far away

@jahmansb 3 года назад

There is money hidden in there someplace ..

@Punkieinthehouse 4 года назад

The people loved the color blue and I do too lol.

@tomsherwood4650 4 года назад

These abandoned home videos are a bit creepy, but then mostly are just very saddening. Tragic feeling. That is why I don't want to watch them constantly. You get the feeling no one cares or something.

@shannonscott5692 4 года назад

I wish I could just buy it and fix it back up with the things already in it

@AbandonedUrbexCanada 4 года назад

It’s to far gone with all the mold

@clarissamaclachlan1514 4 года назад

true Canadian - "can only imagine the heating bill" !! Ha ha. Made me chuckle! Wow, love them pumps! My aunt had 1 out in the front yard, water was always yellowish but always boiled!! Sad deteriation of the roofs huh? Excellent find - thank you for the video, really enjoyed that! Peace&Prayers fr Montreal

@litaheffley6990 3 года назад

Nice in its day I bet thanks Nice video

@karencummings8242 4 года назад

I would love to have this farm house. It seems to need a little work.

@mirolopez3042 4 года назад

Wow why in the world would they leave everything behind!! That crazy so much stuff....👍👍👍

@rcarter204 4 года назад

That cedar chest looks exactly like my grandmother’s, that I now have. It has a drawer on the bottom though. You do, such a good job with your camera work 👍

@AbandonedUrbexCanada 4 года назад

Thank you 😁

@Angiepremo 3 года назад

Once a vibrant home, filled with probably so much joy and love, now withering away with the memories of once was. So sad, I can feel this home's sadness and loneliness...

@kentuckylady2990 4 года назад

A houses with thick exterior wall are fairly easy to heat. Most are cool in the summer and warm in the winter, at least former neighbors’s was. It is a shame that the lovely furniture is getting ruined. The loved the blue.

@momof2momof2 4 года назад

Oh I would love to bring this home back to life tfs 💗

@redneckbryon 4 года назад

The outside pictures, is that this particular house, it kind of has a church vibe with the small steeple on the roof and the overall shape. I agree it's bad but nowhere near as bad as some of the newer hoses with some water damage. You would definitely be safer in a house like this with this type of damage than a new house with similar damage.

@AbandonedUrbexCanada 4 года назад

Yes your right

@shannonferguson7463 4 года назад

Have you ever had someone watch one of your videos and recognize the home as their family’s? So intriguing and I’d love to hear backstories of how this happens in Canada.

@AbandonedUrbexCanada 4 года назад

Yes a few times 😁

@shannonferguson7463 4 года назад

Abandoned Urbex Canada I’m in Victoria BC and we just don’t have the abandonment of properties here as land is just way too explain ~ but every time I’ve traveled back to Ontario I’ve wanted to explore so many spots I’ve seen on our way to our family cottage on Lake Simcoe. What magic you get to explore

@AbandonedUrbexCanada 4 года назад

Yes I’ve been to BC a few times and not much abandoned places out there but lots of ghosts towns and mines. Have you seen this one ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xEAWPxAD7oI.html

@Slayerjane61 4 года назад

This was such a cozy home, comfortable for family to visit and stay awhile. I don't understand how, after the death of a beloved grandmother, the family could just leave everything to rot. The two wooden beds upstairs were beautiful. I especially enjoyed seeing the old green Elna sewing machine. My grandmother had a later model, but that one looked so very Art Deco in its lines--really cool.

@petrus4 4 года назад

That basement is one of the most sensible things I've ever seen. Why NOT put a giant pile of combustible wood under your house? What a brilliant idea! What could possibly go wrong?! ;)

@debbiehorn8263 3 года назад

Wish you could find out why someone would just walk away and leave everything behind . Some other explorers have a story behind who and what happened. Very interesting info. Thanks for your videos.

@AbandonedUrbexCanada 3 года назад

Death

@debbiehorn8263 3 года назад

@@AbandonedUrbexCanada Thank You for answering. Sad.

@spots3213 4 года назад

That IS an animal on the bed! Stoles were made out of various animals in the fifties, complete with the head and eyes. They were quite popular. Kinda gross by modern standards. Great video 🙏🙂

@maryleach859 4 года назад

What is so hard to understand is the fact none has asked if they could remove the items? It is silly to just let all the beautiful think just lay they. One day the building will fall an decay and people will dug through the stuff and they will take it. That is what seems to happen in the states.

@melissaannspake7990 4 года назад

This makes me so sad. It sure seems to me that an older couple once lived there and likely one passed away then eventually the other.. children had moved away and just didn’t care enough to want any of their parents things. I can relate. I know my own kids will never want anything I have other than my jewelry

@tiffanieyoung9643 4 года назад

I love the kitchen table and chairs from the second kitchen! I bet they left in the late eighties..

@AILDgURL 4 года назад

I always cringe and get nervous for you when you go into basements, especially ones like this. You are a brave soul for going down there! I can't do basements...they freak me out too much lol...too dark and scary and you never know what could be lurking down there in these abandoned homes lol....unless it's daylight and it's not boarded up then I'm all for it! Haha 😄 thanks for another video!

@AbandonedUrbexCanada 4 года назад

Thanks for thinking of me😁 I don’t mind basements but the old farmhouse basements are usually horrible 😂

@teresah.6696 3 года назад

Elderly couple or widow(er) probably lived there with family members, the elderly person owned the house and died, the other family members couldn't stay, probably back taxes packed up what they could and left.

@sherrystuer1884 4 года назад

Seeing all that antique furniture, suitcases, sewing machines and even that house fall to ruin makes me just cry. So sad. I would take that furniture etc in a heartbeat. Its right up my alley.

@chrisallen6457 4 года назад

21:14 that bowl with a small pedestal looks like a "Fulper" should look at it's bottom....definitely should be saved. Google or eBay research it

@dianemakarevitz798 4 года назад

So sad. The licked chest was a clear chest, likely made by Lane in the early 1900s, I have a similar one my mom left me.💝 They open by pushing in the "lock" button, so if you depress the lock it may have been unlocked and opened. Even with the key, you turn it and depress it. Interesting and sad house. Be safe and stay well! ❤️

@AbandonedUrbexCanada 4 года назад

Oh I thought I pulled and pushed it 🤪

@momredandjonny 4 года назад

I was yelling at the screen,"Push the button." lol

@lizzynunez4906 4 года назад

That home has so much potential ❣️ I would love to renovate it to most of it's original state and live there. The outside could look as welcoming as the inside homey with lots of hard work and passion🌝

@jds9958 4 года назад

Older person probably that died with no immediate family probably.. Sad...

@jennilang721 4 года назад

Given the rest of the home's condition, the green "Shining" bathroom, was pretty damned clean/undamaged. Odd... .

@daveliebrock363 4 года назад

Very interesting. Always makes you wonder why it was abandoned. IAM gonna guess it belonged to an elderly couple that passed away, but it looks like they had children and grandchildren, but now the question arises why did the surviving family members not bother. All speculation of course, but all part of the enjoyment of the explore.

@AbandonedUrbexCanada 4 года назад

Yes you sound right 😁

@mariaceciliamartinezayala8599 4 года назад

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@felicialewis860 4 года назад

Hello to you I love the guest room especially the bed.I agree that was a nice trunk with the fitted wood lid it may have been a dowry trunk.I think the room with the bed,crib and high chair had been saved from their children and set up in there for the grandchildren or greatgrand children for when they visited.They had a very heartwarming home and I'm sure there were many happy memories felt here a really lovely place it wasin it's day which gives me a happy feeling because the house well served it's purpose.