Inside an ABANDONED Funeral Home | FAMILY LIVED INSIDE

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Built in 1900, this majestic building was originally a funeral parlor in this small, southern town. For years it served as a place to prepare the dead for burial until the 1950’s, when a family purchased the building and made it their home. But as the years went by, the family slowly all moved away leaving the widowed grandmother, the last known family member, to live in the house alone.
Since her death in the early 2000’s, this house has been abandoned with everything left inside. And as monument to our calamitous nature to forget the past, this house is still barely standing... though not for much longer.
So join me and let’s explore this place together and see what we uncover
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@JeremyXplores 2 года назад

Thanks so much for watching this exploration! In case you missed my funeral home video, here it is! -ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ULHSQdunJrQ.html&ab_channel=AbandonedNashville

@williammiller7219 Год назад

This is the guy who was remodeling at the time can you reach out got the house done

@teinvitouncafecitodekellys5894 6 месяцев назад

Jeremy, you need a mask to protect yourself!

@pdattilo Год назад

I just don't understand how ANYONE could leave family treasures behind like this. It breaks my heart

@Oldmaneofthewoods Год назад

Oh no, I TOTALLY care about seeing all of those old records. I'm a music guy too. That kind of stuff is gold!

@ckswat77zz51 2 года назад

That is really sad to see someone’s lifetime left like that. So much family history. The contrast between this home & the “new” homes in the neighborhood. Do the neighbors want this place torn down? I do love that you try to look at everything. I love that bell tower or whatever its considered. Stay safe out there. Love your content

@JeremyXplores 2 года назад

The neighbors were very nice and welcoming. They were all just as curious of what is inside as I was. They had a ton of questions about the place when I crawled out of the building haha! The tower on the house is amazing. The wood was too rotted for me to take a look inside. I was genuinely afraid that the front part of the house was going to collapse if I took a wrong step... especially when I was upstairs. Thanks so much for the love and support! And thanks for the questions!

@mAMaBEaR42388 Год назад

I absolutely love your content. Being a Tennesseean also I find it so interesting that you also find interest in older homes and buildings. I used to live in an 1800s home on a farm. I’d love to see how it looks today.

@manateapie 2 года назад

The glasses and tea cups in the cupboard broke my heart. Such a wonderful exploration.

@OCC_Plumbing_and_Restorations 2 года назад

These places should never be left to rot. Such a beautiful and well built house.

@mallaryroberts3346 2 года назад

I love these videos! In every one I watch, I feel such sadness. I don’t know what it is about abandoned places where time stands still that is gives off an essence of grief. Time standing still when the rest of us are moving forward, evolving, it’s strange when we see a place in dust, untouched. But there is a raw beauty to it. I digress. I love that you post these!

@sharonmullins1957 Год назад

I feel the same way............sadness, yet peace.

@sharonmullins1957 Год назад

OMG, so glad you explored. The upstairs bedroom must have been beautiful. When you pulled out the vinyl....I swooned remembering all of those oldies. Thanks!

@juneberesford9165 2 года назад

Would love to put new life into a beautiful old building like that. Thanks for letting us see these amazing buildings

@JeremyXplores 2 года назад

Thank you for watching and having an interest in these places!!

@7Diva504 2 года назад

Wow I couldn’t imagine leaving all that family memorabilia behind. Photos definitely helps with generations of storytelling. Looking back and seeing how much family look like through the years. 😭🙁

@DeBee26 2 года назад

I can just hear the kids screaming, running up and down the stairs... a family once lived...in this house. Wow, I would love to own a couple of those cathedral windows! (I live in a house built in 1900) I look at the doors, all the trim, not to mention the antique furniture still remaining. Hopefully the descendants will recognized their pictures, and come get their stuff before it all caves in. This was a good one!

@pamk5620 Год назад

Jeremy, do you ever think you should wear a respirator? I worry about you, man. Very awesome home. As you go thru it's as if I can feel the sadness the house feels. Sad, it's like weeping and wanting people's love again.

@taylerknight3595 2 года назад

I just want to say thank you for never taking anything and leaving things how you found it. I look forward to each and every exploration even more so knowing you have the utmost integrity and respect for the places you visit. AND I LOVE your cinematography, being a professional camera operator/DP myself.

@jacqunick6416 2 года назад

I can’t believe family photos are still left behind. That’s just sad. It’s like they were once living in the house and vanished, but the house still somewhat stands as a shrine. What a beautiful home to be left to crumble. Watching your videos always makes me afraid your going to fall through the floor.

@patriciaspencer5531 Год назад

My first time watching you. Seeing family history left behind made me think about where the family is , and if they are still living. Material things that one person may cherish may not be important to others. It is said that we can't take it with us. We accumulated so many things , things that we think are a part of our life due to our history. It is up to others to make the decision if that history an important to them . I felt sad looking at part of this grandmother's life. I imagine that she was comfortable while she lived . I can only hope that she wasn't lonely. I enjoyed watching this episode. Thank you

@DarcySteele 2 года назад

I wonder why people leave their homes and their belongings. Such a beautiful house, they don’t build them like that anymore. My husband and I restored a historical home from 1895 and it was completely worth it. The electrical I think was called a peg and post with sketchy wiring. Definitely some of the first homes with electricity In the area. Also, the plumbing was terra-cotta pipes!

@lindatimmons3675 Год назад

People most of the time don't leave things by choice. The person possibly was the spouse left and when everybody grows up and moves away you or your spouse die and the one left may die alone or in an elder care facility. It's the responsibility of the remaining family to sort out and discard left belongings or donate.

@justcurious3514 2 года назад

That was a big and beautiful house. I love the beds and the vanity and the wallpapers... looks like a nice and cozy grandma-house...sad that we all just fade away... I hope they had happy lives..

@cyndavi6655 Год назад

It looks as if they did have very happy lives, they did well. A lot of evidence left behind to show that but it also looks as if most, if not all, died off and this is probably why it's been left like this, to go back to the earth as we all do. Memories and all. It's bittersweet.

@gloriamanning6787 2 года назад

So so sad. That’s like my ultimate dream house. I’ve wanted a house like that my whole life.

@kennethsmith2952 Год назад

Ha Jeremy, you always do such a great job displaying abandon homes, and you, like me wonder what happened to the families which lived there. I also wanted to mention; not only the way you choreograph each home, but also how you narrate the video with a quite, soft voice, and try to scope everything so delicately, and with such care, this make you the very best in your field of captivating old homes. I also grew-up in a place where there were old 1800's homes, and I was the same way. Thank you for this, you are the best!

@daniellemondragon1027 2 года назад

What if you totally got in contact with the family and was able to return atleast their pictures...that would be awesome!!

@OCC_Plumbing_and_Restorations 2 года назад

Then they would ask why he was in their house

@cyndavi6655 Год назад

@@OCC_Plumbing_and_Restorations I doubt that.

@noweaponsformedagainstme 7 месяцев назад

I thought I was the only one that asked that question 🤔 Thank you ❤️ for bringing this up🙏🏾

@UPONBUTTERFLYWINGS Месяц назад

Sad though, it’s as if her children and grand children just left, never to return. When my Grandmother passed away, our entire family of 60+ met for her funeral. We each were given an opportunity to pick a few sentimental mementos. So, I wonder, why it appears as if no one cared enough to pack this woman's belongings…. Literally left everything to rot…. Why? Any additional information available based off the "Know your Guard" article? Thompson? Love your content. I use to explore abandoned places as a child … great job, Jeremy!❤

@cyndavi6655 Год назад

The people who lived there did very well for themselves. Hard working, raised a family, one joined the military, probably fought in a war or two. After all that, all those memories, a good life there and they die off and this is what becomes of our lives here. It's bittersweet. I wish I could buy that property & salvage as much as possible. That would be a great undertaking but I think worthwhile.

@PN-sk3ve 2 года назад

The architecture style is stunning, it's amazing that it's still standing. My favorite part are the talbums, the piano and the dresser. I always wonder what happened to the family to just never comeback.. sad to see family pictures still 😢 there forgotten.

@OCC_Plumbing_and_Restorations 2 года назад

What's sad is that they will all be destroyed by decay or fire

@lindatimmons3675 Год назад

@@OCC_Plumbing_and_Restorations ...yes true.

@jeremiahallyn4603 2 года назад

Another amazing find, full of people's prior lives and their forgotten belongings. I always wonder why it looks like they literally just decided one day to walk away from their house and leave all their stuff.

@cyndavi6655 Год назад

They died there most likely. No one came to claim the property and so there it sits, going back to the earth. Memories and all.

@pdean77 2 года назад

I loved loved loved this exploration guys, the living room for me screamed FuNeRaL home pArOlaR!!!!the where caskets were placed with the remains of loved ones prepared and on display for families to be shown...... The way in which the sun spewed from the window at oval part of the room. I enjoyed how you discovered the old albums and actually knew who the singers were!!!! You guys were simply awesome in presenting this exploration to your audiences! Thanks, this is my favorite of all times!!!!!

@lloydlamaak1226 10 месяцев назад

“Audience don’t care about the records”…shoot I love it man. There were some awesome records in there, I would love to add some of them to my collection. Love all the wax tracks. I appreciate you taking a moment to go through them!

@soulspin 11 месяцев назад

You're my favorite urban explorer and I've been binging your creations since I found your channel less than a week ago...I adore your commentary, voice, and the respect you exhibit toward every building, object, and family. I also started noticing your amazing T-shirt selection (I'm watching your videos out of order) and seeing this video it's now confirmed that your taste in music is also incredible. New fan here, enjoying all you share including the amazingly positive vibes you exude! Thank you...

@alexus7519 Год назад

I was excited when you found all the music too! Lol ❤

@teresahelms1709 7 месяцев назад

Great exploration 😊

@magicmarie8403 2 года назад

This makes me want to cry.

@JohnShinn1960 2 года назад

Thanks for the tour! 👍👍

@virginiafox1424 2 года назад

Great video love the house and the pink cat it was so beautiful

@lisacooper3991 Год назад

Just came across ur channel and subscribed.Your videos are beautiful to watch, I have always loved and enjoy seeing ole abandoned places.The history of a house,is wonderful reading or just sitting back watching and listening.Thanks from South Carolina.

@JeremyXplores Год назад

Thanks so much, Lisa! So many of these places are inherently sad because of how they wound up abandoned and unfortunately most times it’s because of death. Really makes you think.

@terryciavola5962 Год назад

Must have been gorgeous! So sad to see it falling apart. 👍

@kristacielo5734 6 месяцев назад

Best music taste😊 thank you for the video in there even though it was about to fall apart

@LoriCurl Год назад

I am a New Sub. I am wondering if you have ever had a paranormal experience yet! Especially in a place such as this! I love your videos and your voice, much better than some .

@lindatimmons3675 Год назад

Yes he like Explomo has a very good voice for this kind of thing.

@jasonbennett9149 2 года назад

But the truth is when u go and no one does anything with the house and things then they just sit and rot away..sad to see espically the older homes...

@jasonbennett9149 2 года назад

And carss

@jerroldmcley4347 Год назад

Awesome 😎👍 old place lots of history

@junglekutz5625 2 года назад

Being in someone's home way after they're gone is no different than meeting them in the flesh. As it speaks on behalf of who they were, while giving insight into how they moved through life after they aged (got up in age)

@lucindajennings148 Год назад

Watching I could see so much salvage people or pickers would have wanted as there was sooooo much value in some of this stuff. And it would be nice to get pictures back to family members. It is sad to see places like this.

@tonyabdeals6219 2 года назад

What a beautiful family! So sad no one came to get the pictures at least.

@t.y.5565 Год назад

Some valuable things in there especially the photos. Sad they are just left there.

@OxfordsFinestExplorer 2 года назад

Wow bro what a place the outside of the place is incredible love it 👊❤️

@abigaillozano7246 2 года назад

I held my breath as you were going up those stairs 😮‍💨

@JeremyXplores 2 года назад

The stairs were intense. I thought for sure they weren’t solid enough to support my weight at first

@traceysuggers2201 2 года назад

Wow I know it’s like falling apart but it just looks so cool can’t wait until you show the inside it’s just awesome it’s a shame that it’s been left

@tonyakeldsen1782 10 месяцев назад

I am back for another story adventure with you and the other viewers that admire your work so much. With your abilities to breath life into things long gone and your sultry voice, you are a true genius at your craft 🙌☺️ And let’s not exclude Banks . You guys are a righteous team

@uni_shadow164 Год назад

WOW! Just wow. Sad how a house has a whole family history that was left behind!

@iiatargetanalyst3046 2 года назад

Cities should allow tiny home movement access to these abandoned homes to retrieve materials floors; windows; fireplace mantles/ fronts + its unique cast iron plates, vintage furniture such as the semi 4 poster bed frame in the bedroom! Etc. It go a long way for the city to start a program like that; it help the city reduce the abandon homes unsightly not eye candy, issue. And + it really help out the tiny home community; as it is often in search of materials. Win/ win. Nice find good Sir

@ryandariushwood225 2 года назад

I love listening to Jeremy's voice. It's so relaxing.

@nessilla.godzilla 9 месяцев назад

Oooo i use to have that same maxima in the driveway. Crazy the cars were even left behind... 😢

@connied8841 2 года назад

Did someone come in and trash this beautiful home? Surely the old lady didnt live in that horrible mess.

@ouiji1963 2 года назад

Great video. I just found your channel and have really been enjoying binge watching the previous videos.

@JeremyXplores 2 года назад

Thanks so much for the support! I'm a fairly new channel and I release a new exploration every other monday! I hope you enjoy all the adventures I'm posting, past and future!

@scottl8137 2 года назад

I just found it as well and have spent the whole night binge watching from the latest video back, not a disappointing moment yet!

@Explomo 2 года назад

Great video man!!! Keep up with the good work and loved the little outro too 🙏🏼🔥

@tehanihealy8071 2 года назад

its the tiny paw prints on the piano bench for me haha :)

@Kimberly-uf9dj 2 года назад

What a neat house. I always like seeing when explorers go exploring together. I follow big banks as well. It looks like it’s been abandoned in a very long time. Do you know if there are any plans to tear it down?

@Mack462 Год назад

This part of the audience cares who does not love the classic music!

@esrablogger7797 Год назад

I love you’re video the way you explain theirs story behind you’re voice everything. Keep going ❤

@candacemack6609 2 года назад

Awesome records! You guys ever think about wearing a mask when you go into places? I mean, I remember my grandparents’ house before it fell in was so full of mold that it was dangerous.

@LloydBrinker Год назад

I notice a lot of these homes have oil lamps left in them. Depending on the glass maker oil lamps are extremely collectable and worth a fortune. I can't believe even if the family doesn't want the items they don't at least pass some of these things on via donations or sales.

@tonibayless6772 Год назад

Even the picture frames are probably worth something.If it's abandoned for so long then the beautiful furniture needs to be saved..Windows stair case railings could be refurbished. I absolutely hate to see such beautiful items left to rot.

@LlTEsama 2 года назад

Kind of crazy the clock died with it’s minute hand on 12, it got to finish one last full minute before stopping.

@robynperdieu3434 2 года назад

Great video. The family photo was sad. It's as if the matriarch passed away, the family fell apart. Leaving all that stuff there signals pain and wanting to forget.

@TheSkoto1 2 года назад

So sad that no one cared enough to take care of the place and the things. A life and a family history there that no one cares about anymore. ):

@crystalcloud6720 2 года назад

Darlin those pieces of furniture that you keep calling "Dressers", those are actually Vanities. They usually had a little bench or little chair with them. The lady would have her makeup, hair stuff, perfumes, etc.. That's where she would get prettied up for church or social events. Just thought you'd wanna know. I had one as a teenager, it was my Grandmother's, so it was already an antique. I never knew what happened to it after I moved out of my parents house. Mine was dark wood, oval mirror, and a red velvet bench.

@teresah.6696 2 года назад

Someone else also explored this house in the past year maybe two..can't remember who on RU-vid did. Its weird that all these things are still in the house and it sits right in a neighborhood.

@traceysuggers2201 2 года назад

Such a sad and Shame Thing what happens to the people and then the family no longer wants to take on the house or sell anything things like that they just wanna leave it it’s a shame though are beautiful

@claragreiner3592 2 года назад

This makes me sad. History going by the wayside.

@terrilawson2559 Год назад

all of beautiful antiques abandoned in your explores makes me sad

@gillwyatt8103 2 года назад

Oh that sexy voice again (sorry but I have to say it!). What a beautiful Gothic styled old house - SO sad that no one cares about it any more. Thank you for showing us around and I'm looking forward to the next video. Gill 🇬🇧

@jrpacer6355 2 года назад

The one thing I have learned when my parents house went up for sell and we had to get it ready to sell....no one what's your our stuff not even your parents stuff

@noelleogle3342 2 года назад

Love watching your channel.

@VomSchonenHeraGermanShepherds4 2 года назад

Your narration is very very good. I am compelled to watch more! Thank you.

@evancorzine2876 2 года назад

Do you ever get approached by people, neighbors, etc who ask you what you are doing? I would worry someone would call the cops on me, haha!

@gregoryferko138 Год назад

I do like the design of the house and if I had the money I would love to get it fixed up if possible and bring it back to life.

@user-Shorcified Год назад

Where is this beautiful house! It's strange that the neighbours are welcoming and curious? All I ever get is angry people most of the time. :(

@tammyasbury6517 2 года назад

So much antique furniture left to go to waste, that 4 post bed was really old, such a waste,sad to see

@aislingfitzroy8838 Месяц назад

Your voice is amazing for doing these videos you should be a narrator for movies

@cutifymascardo4227 10 месяцев назад

I love watching your vedios

@hidh7462 2 года назад

An Amazing urbex Big support from Morocco can't wait to thé next video

@daniellemondragon1027 2 года назад

Is this in Nashville too??

@suzannekosic4088 Год назад

Hey, ,the drawing of the man playing the piano mu St have lived there His name is written on the drawing. I have one of myself and one of my husband doing our work activities. The man was a piano player.

@karenbergevine9140 2 года назад

What a shame there arent many like that.there a few where i live .thay have restored and taken.care of them

@Abijah12411 Год назад

Oh my,,, we had about 90% of those record albums you looked through😮

@paulajay8525 2 года назад

So many questions! Very interesting find!! Love all the antique furniture. Wonder if the county owns it because of unpaid property tax? If so why have they left it standing? Have the neighbors cut the grass since the woman passed away? How could a family leave all those memories like that?

@bigzabba1758 2 года назад

Thinking the exact same seeing all of the old photos it just makes you think wether there is any family left on this earth.

@cyndavi6655 Год назад

@@bigzabba1758 I don't think there is. I think that's why it's like this.

@lindatimmons3675 Год назад

@@cyndavi6655 ..... If there is they live far away and cannot or could not come back. My grandmother's house in rural Oklahoma is still standing and falling a part. When she got she too old to care for the home and land we all were notified and asked to come meet and help pack go through and sort out stuff. The house still remains but is slowly crumbling away. There's nothing in her house the roof has fallen in the front porch fell apart but a lot of the house still remains. The place is owned by my cousin or was last we heard.

@strawberrychampagne593 2 года назад

New subscriber👍 i will absolutely watch more 😍 keep it up i like your content. I like seeing old houses mansions and the story behind it.

@darlenejohnson9006 2 года назад

It Tells a Story Very sad esp LEAVING THE PICTURES BEHIND

@wondergranny2299 Год назад

That big wristwatch clock is vintage, collectible. So is the pink cat.

@MandaBraman 2 года назад

This made me sad for the people. I just don't understand how people can do this

@wandaramos8157 2 года назад

Love the video but why did you call it The Addams Family House? Good trick.. just subscribed.. stay safe

@blancagerman9324 2 года назад

Beyond amazing 🙏❤️

@lindatimmons3675 Год назад

Wow, love a those old records. I always ask and have to wonder why no one ever comes back for the belongings or to clean the places out. Does anyone ever contact you and say that you were in their grandparents home or they lived there. This is what's left from our lives ....acollection of everything that nobody wants to deal with and what happens when this structure totally collapses? Will the city county or state just bulldoze it. Or will they do a controlled burn and front load the remains into dumpsters to haul off.

@carolyncruse5495 Год назад

I would love to have those albums.

@Pro-Deo 2 года назад

Back then if a house was made from wood and was gothic in style, it was known as Carpenter Gothic. My fav!

@JeremyXplores 2 года назад

Oh wow. I’ve actually never heard of carpenter gothic before! Thanks for the info!!!

@athia37 Год назад

I wonder what kind of music was stored in the piano bench ?

@ljk5464 11 месяцев назад

The Singer sewing machine is stored inside the top. Notice the hinges in the top? That opens up.

@clairefunnell8481 Год назад

Saw this house with BigBanz. My favorite kind of house. Talk about sketchy. This house won't last much longer.

@RedheadLondon 2 месяца назад

It looks like something off a film set, for a Disney xmas film. Very unreal. Or even a xmas card.

@dzv2cf 2 года назад

The furniture and artwork could be rescued, restored and regifted, but I imagine it's illegal to take any of it now? Such a shame. That TV is epic!!

@JeremyXplores 2 года назад

Yeah, it all could be rescued and restored but technically it's illegal to do so. Such a shame that everything inside is going to crumble with the building.