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Largest $32,000,000 Abandoned Picnic Basket In The World | FULL TOUR! | POWER'S ON! 

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Have you ever passed along Highway 16 in Ohio and wondered what's up with the giant Picinic basket? Well, before I take you inside to explore, I think it's crucial you know the back story first. A seven-story architectural marvel that's shaped like a giant picnic basket!"
"The story of the Basket Building begins with a man named Dave Longaberger. In the 1970s, Dave founded the Longaberger Basket Company, a business that would become famous for its high-quality, hand-woven baskets. Dave's vision wasn't just about creating great products; he wanted everything associated with his brand to reflect his love for baskets, including the company's headquarters."
"In 1997, Dave's dream became a reality when the Longaberger Basket Building was completed in Newark, Ohio. This 180,000-square-foot structure wasn't just designed to look like any basket-it was modeled after the company's best-selling product, the Medium Market Basket. From its towering handles to its woven façade, every detail was meticulously crafted to make this building an iconic symbol of the Longaberger brand.".
One of the most striking features of the building is its handles, each weighing nearly 150 tons and designed to withstand harsh weather conditions. These handles are heated to prevent ice from forming during the winter, ensuring the safety of everyone inside."
"Inside, the Basket Building is just as impressive. The atrium, bathed in natural light, creates a warm and welcoming environment for employees and visitors alike. The offices and meeting rooms are thoughtfully designed to promote creativity and collaboration, reflecting the company's commitment to quality and innovation."
"Today, the Longaberger Basket Building is still abandoned and doors are locked and alarmed but continues to be a point of pride for Ohio. Though the Longaberger Company has faced challenges over the years, the building remains a symbol of creativity and determination. In recent years, efforts have been made to preserve this architectural gem, but everything is on standby. For now, it just attracts tourists who are rolling by Highway 16.
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@RangerRickTV
@RangerRickTV 17 дней назад
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@beerrun1550
@beerrun1550 2 дня назад
Yeah, not an Easter Basket.
@brimstonefootsteps4332
@brimstonefootsteps4332 11 дней назад
It’s amazing to see the inside again after all these years. I worked in the basket for 8 years for the company for 12. It was a local staple that employed around 80% of near by towns. My aunt was one of the first 50 employees hired by Dave (know as the Founders Club) Coolest part of the video for me was seeing my OWN desk still there in the IT department. Tami Longaberger single handedly crushed a once billion dollar company.
@Utmanders
@Utmanders 4 дня назад
I worked there too in 2006. I was a temp they contracted to enter orders in for the monthly sales quotas.
@robertpollock8617
@robertpollock8617 4 дня назад
I am from Zanesville, I worked for a short time occasionally in Dresden.
@brimstonefootsteps4332
@brimstonefootsteps4332 3 дня назад
@@Utmanders Isn't it crazy how a company that had more orders then their entire order entry department could handle and had to contract people to come in and help has now been closed for over a decade?
@brimstonefootsteps4332
@brimstonefootsteps4332 3 дня назад
@@robertpollock8617 I'm guessing a ton of people from Zanesville and most of Dresden worked there at some point over its history. Longaberger was a staple for those communities for decades. It was sad to see it go.
@Utmanders
@Utmanders 3 дня назад
@@brimstonefootsteps4332 thank the mismanagement of the company by the daughter and the housing market crash. It is very sad that a whole town is gone and so many people were out of jobs.
@quietbynature2064
@quietbynature2064 3 дня назад
I remember taking chartered buses from Marietta, Ohio with my sisters, my mom and friends up to Dresden to visit the wonderful Longaberger facilities. Those were such fun days and we enjoyed the day immensely. The sales consultant that went with us on the chartered buses made it so fun. We always received a small basket (included in the ticket price), and we played games on the way to and from Longaberger that gave us an additional way to win other Longaberger items. Everyone always looked forward to these trips to Dresden. We drove by this beautiful corporate office one time while on one of the chartered trips and i remember the consultant saying that there were quite a few wrecks happening around the basket area due to people looking at this unique corporate office. I can certainly believe that there were wrecks. This basket was absolutely fantastic to see. The Longaberger factory was huge and there were so many people creating these beautiful baskets. I remember the huge TV's and all the strips of wood piled by these workers to create the baskets that we loved and wanted. It was a class A place. Nothing was out of place, there were so many places to take great pictures. The flowers and baskets at the back of the property were just beautiful. So sad to see what has happened to this company. I remember the days when everyone wanted each and every one of the baskets created. I have several of these baskets and just love them. In the future, these will be passed down to my children to love also.
@beehappyalways
@beehappyalways 2 дня назад
That sounds like so much fun.
@quietbynature2064
@quietbynature2064 2 дня назад
@@beehappyalways Oh, it was so much fun! A bunch of women on buses so excited to go to one of our most favorite places. The Longaberger consultants were the best and you could tell that they had so much pride in representing such a quality company. They really rolled out the red carpet. I am so glad that we all got to experience this wonderful time. We all will never forget the Longaberger company as long as we live. :)
@loririddle1067
@loririddle1067 18 дней назад
I worked in that building for 7 years. Still as beautiful as ever. So sad to see it empty 😢 (it’s a market basket)
@SharonJones-ql8oy
@SharonJones-ql8oy 18 дней назад
Could be made into an Unique Apartment Complex
@RangerRickTV
@RangerRickTV 17 дней назад
Well, welcome back!
@RangerRickTV
@RangerRickTV 17 дней назад
sure.
@Shashopper
@Shashopper 18 дней назад
I really hope the building is eventually used again. I’m from Ohio and have probably over 40 Longaberger baskets and some pottery. We would take a trip to the Homestead every year around Christmas. Lots of great memories. I’ve never seen the inside of the office building so thanks for sharing.
@Magus1213
@Magus1213 18 дней назад
These baskets were a mainstay in the 90s. I’m glad the brand rebooted and is making baskets in the US but they need to eventually get this building back to truly seal the deal.
@RangerRickTV
@RangerRickTV 17 дней назад
That would be cool!
@RangerRickTV
@RangerRickTV 17 дней назад
yeo, you are correct!
@reneeelias9514
@reneeelias9514 7 дней назад
I thought a company bought it from Longenberger 5 or 6 years ago? This is sad its empty.
@jaditelady173mary4
@jaditelady173mary4 3 дня назад
I've had some of the best times of my life around Longaberger Baskets. I lived in Newark, sold baskets, bought baskets traveled 2 Homestead 4 many events...Dresden too. I remember waiting 3hrs on Rte 161 to go to the Barn Raising 2 get a limited edition basket. The company was fleeced by a corporate raider brought in 2 help the family when it was struggling during the economy. He took control & stole the money instead of paying the suppliers bills. He tanked other companies the same way. It's a sad story and hurt the whole community. I hope that this building could be rehabbed & turned into Senior Apartment living.
@jbeach1964
@jbeach1964 6 дней назад
Thank you for this video. I was an independent Longaberger Sales Consultant in the late 1990's-2000's. We were all so proud of this company, Dave Longaberger's story and the handcrafted products made by the craftsmen in Ohio. I attended one of the consultant "Basket Bees" in 1999 and toured the Homestead complex. I loved the original pottery and the baskets, thinking they were a good investment as a collectible. Unfortunately, there were too many made and the baskets have little value today when compared to their original cost. It is really a shame that Tami & Rachel Longaberger did not have the same vision as their father. When they started having products made in China (pottery), the end was in sight. The daughters made their money, mismanaged the company and ran the business into bankruptcy and obscurity. Thank you for the look inside the building, but the whispering and sneaking around during the video coverage was a little corny. Either you had proper permission to be there and film, or you broke in like a common vandal.
@nightstargazer9789
@nightstargazer9789 3 дня назад
looks like he did not have permission...was definitely sneaking around
@andreadeamon6419
@andreadeamon6419 3 дня назад
Well - finally this buckeye knows why the company didn't survive. Sad to know what happened. Dad knew how to keep things going forward, kids didn't have a clue. Heard of a lot of company's dying this way
@quietbynature2064
@quietbynature2064 2 дня назад
@@andreadeamon6419 Yes, including Fenton Art in Willamstown, WV. Just across the river from Marietta, OH. Same thing...children got hold of it. Fenton Art was also a gem. Tour buses came, people there hand painted their glass. Beautiful things came from Fenton Art. Was a big deal in our area. So sad.
@TeranceHealy
@TeranceHealy 17 дней назад
Great to see the inside. It’s amazing to see how incredibly nice it is inside. Must’ve been a great place to work. Years ago, my friend was performing in the center of town. I asked some folks how close the Longaberger building was to the theater. They said I had to go see it. I could do it before anyone even noticed I was away. It was a 5 - 10 minute drive out and back. So glad I made that drive. Very Friendly folks in that part of the world.
@agds91078
@agds91078 9 дней назад
This place was not built to be specially an Easter basket lol it’s a simple basket. My mother in law has passed down probably $15,000 or more worth of these unique expensive baskets and so many other items this brand made and I love it all so much. She has went to this place many times from Kentucky to Ohio buying baskets that could on,y be bought there in person at the store and not on their website. Baskets never go out of style. I have these baskets all through my home, all thanks to my amazing mama in law who was gracious enough to pass her complete collection down to me. They are beautiful and I will cherish them always. Thank you for sharing this with us and I am now going to share this video with my mother in law.
@keekers
@keekers 7 дней назад
The narrator flat out says it was modeled after the best selling market basket.
@shakascloset1700
@shakascloset1700 День назад
You can put your weed in the baskets😵‍💫
@danell5202
@danell5202 17 дней назад
This place is amazing and beautiful. I hope they don’t let it go bad in the sense of destruction of it. It make a beautiful hotel & restaurant and maybe a small theater. Put this grand old lady too use while she’s still in good shape
@holliepajak3772
@holliepajak3772 17 дней назад
Amazing . I bought longaberger baskets in the 90s and still have them
@ccc822007
@ccc822007 18 дней назад
More like a Giant pic-a-nick basket, boo boo! Yogi would be proud!
@RangerRickTV
@RangerRickTV 17 дней назад
hahahah!
@darkage5
@darkage5 8 дней назад
But that is exactly what it was modeled after a giant picnic basket.
@davidjenkins1958
@davidjenkins1958 18 дней назад
I drove Charter Bus for 35 years, I Loved going to Dresden and to Longaberger, Dave’s daughter Tammy is the one that ruined it, her and Bernie Kosar the ex NFL quarterback.
@holliepajak3772
@holliepajak3772 17 дней назад
That’s so disheartening
@RangerRickTV
@RangerRickTV 17 дней назад
wow thank you I didn't realize that.
@davidjenkins1958
@davidjenkins1958 17 дней назад
Tammy and Bernie Kosar were married Bernie was the quarterback for the Cleveland Browns. Tammy would Book the buses to her mansion then have lunch with the passengers. When her father died she inherited everything. Not even having the business a year she outsourced the basket making and outsourced the mfg of the baskets and closed it all down. Before that she sold the little retro restaurant. So yeah IMO she was the downfall to everything her dad worked so hard to create for the family and community.
@TADDs101
@TADDs101 4 дня назад
All the daughters were thinking about was money and their Dad's fortune he worked so hard for. They should have continued to run Longaberger in their Dad's legacy with the same ethics as him, but no they had to ruin it
@TADDs101
@TADDs101 4 дня назад
Tami was never married to Bernie Kosar, they dated from 2009-2013
@christinesaunders9325
@christinesaunders9325 3 дня назад
Yep yes ran it into the ground. 😔
@MarkLyonOHIO
@MarkLyonOHIO 2 дня назад
​@@TADDs101yep just dated. My uncle worked at Barnes and noble and during 1 of her book signings he had Bernie sign something for me and he wrote a personalized note.
@loisfolk5492
@loisfolk5492 5 дней назад
Living in Newark, this is a sad story. Daves daughter I think her name was Tammy in the building into the red by building a big giant compound on creamery Road outside of Zanesville. receivership couldn’t save it. Sad. The baskets were top of the line.
@charlayned
@charlayned 18 дней назад
That would make a beautiful hotel. Wonderful place to visit (even with the scary kids).
@RangerRickTV
@RangerRickTV 17 дней назад
exactly my point too!
@pamvenn1
@pamvenn1 3 часа назад
Its the middle of nowhere. IT is the attraction, I suppose.
@karicarper6735
@karicarper6735 18 дней назад
I love this video! I live in Ohio. Passing this building a few times. I always wondered how it looked inside. Now i do! Thank you!! ❤ It's such a shame it is now empty. Hopefully, someday, it will be occupied again. Beautiful place.
@RangerRickTV
@RangerRickTV 17 дней назад
Glad you enjoyed it!
@annekunze5972
@annekunze5972 18 дней назад
My father-in-law designed the handles on this basket. Didn't build them just designed them
@RangerRickTV
@RangerRickTV 17 дней назад
Oh how cool!
@mharbott70
@mharbott70 11 дней назад
My uncle was a crane operator who lifted them into place.
@jvon3885
@jvon3885 6 дней назад
My uncle is my mom's brother. He had nothing to do with this project.
@mharbott70
@mharbott70 6 дней назад
@@jvon3885 funny
@TADDs101
@TADDs101 4 дня назад
My cousins 3rd husband's boy Tommy was in charge or keeping the handles clean
@kathieblamer9077
@kathieblamer9077 3 дня назад
I have many many Longarberger baskets. I also loved to see the new baskets each year. Such a loss.
@ArtsyAries23
@ArtsyAries23 6 дней назад
Very nice, I’m from this area I actually live about 20 minutes from the basket. Kinda not cool you keep calling it an Easter basket because, these baskets were more than that. I remember my aunts having this insane collection. However, my mom knew Dave L. Personally, really neat guy. I don’t know if this was just her being a mom, so this was something that she told me after she met Dave because she ran a support group at the time. He told her that he struggled with dyslexia and some learning difficulties in school but that didn’t stop him. He followed what he loved and made an iconic brand and became somewhat of a local legend. He shared his story about his dyslexia with her because I also have dyslexia and told her to tell me that I shouldn’t give up either. I went to the factory on a school trip around 1995 when I was in the 6th grade and got to see the dedication of the basket weavers first had. Our community It really meant something to a lot of people. I think we should find a way to use the basket for another purpose like apartments or something like that. So maybe this video will give someone an idea. Thanks for sharing this though.
@ellagregory818
@ellagregory818 18 дней назад
First of all , stop calling it a Easter basket. Secondly, if you had permission to be in there, why was you whispering and looking around corners like you was afraid someone was going to see you?
@stevenkaskus6173
@stevenkaskus6173 12 дней назад
Only heard the narrator refer to it as a picnic basket at the beginning and that it was designed afrer the Market basket.
@danslininger1315
@danslininger1315 11 дней назад
*where... not was.
@henriettavanderfloof8104
@henriettavanderfloof8104 7 дней назад
@@danslininger1315 were, not where 😂
@danslininger1315
@danslininger1315 7 дней назад
@@henriettavanderfloof8104 bahahaha damn! Got me! Lmao 🤣
@ellagregory818
@ellagregory818 7 дней назад
@stevenkaskus6173 no he called it an Easter basket a fee times in the beginning.
@princessmariposa828
@princessmariposa828 2 дня назад
This is in my hometown,my daughter worked there. Longabergers daughter ruined everything he worked his whole life for. Dave was an incredible human being,he never forgot his roots and was always kind to everyone. He owned a restaurant called Popeyes ( not the chain) and he actually waited tables there well after becoming a millionaire and would sit and talk to patrons. he turned $1000 he borrowed from him his wife and built and empire. He always wanted a mansion on the hill to overlook the community he loved,I was so happy he got to do that. R I p Dave,you are missed
@RangerRickTV
@RangerRickTV 2 дня назад
Very thoughtful words.
@jamierigglehtd4life_CursedCrew
@jamierigglehtd4life_CursedCrew 18 дней назад
I'm from Ohio and have been by this building many times and have always wondered what the inside looked like. Thank you for the tour
@RangerRickTV
@RangerRickTV 17 дней назад
Glad it was helpful!
@tmoore1144
@tmoore1144 18 дней назад
Longaberger Baskets were huge in the 90s. But the business was an MLM, so that meant the product was expensive. I personally couldn't afford them at the time. But they were nice baskets. Too bad the building is empty.
@thompsoncindy42
@thompsoncindy42 2 дня назад
I visited this basket building years ago. It's so sad to see it abandoned!! It's an amazing piece of architecture.
@cynthiawoodlyn
@cynthiawoodlyn 3 дня назад
Amazing to see this building on the inside.
@carolyndrawdy5687
@carolyndrawdy5687 4 дня назад
❤️Love the LONGABERGER BASKETS….I purchased a lot of them and enjoy using all of them
@funnygirl691
@funnygirl691 16 дней назад
Welcome to my hometown of Newark, OH! It's beautiful inside the basket - the outside needs some work. The basket is making its way through bankruptcy court right now - thanks to the Longaberger daughters running the company into the ground and then selling out. We are hoping that with Intel building it will bring an investor to turn it into a hotel.
@ksw8415
@ksw8415 11 дней назад
I agree. The daughters thought the fad would last forever and it did not. I use my baskets. I have their dishes that are pretty and durable. Sorry they couldn’t change with the times. A hotel would be a great idea!
@Deb645
@Deb645 2 дня назад
I still have my large Longaberger handbag! I love to carry it occasionally and it always gets noticed when I am out and about!!!! So sorry the company was ran into the ground!!! Hey, turning the building into a hotel might not be a bad idea 😊. Deb in Ohio
@reginalee5778
@reginalee5778 6 дней назад
Thank you for bringing this video to people that otherwise would not see the inside. This was interesting and entertaining. It's just a shame the company went under.
@jodieturner3161
@jodieturner3161 4 дня назад
I was there when they were in business. Fascinating place. Great baskets.
@robertmailhos8159
@robertmailhos8159 18 дней назад
That is one cool looking building to be in the form of a basket hopefully it will be kept in great shape
@RangerRickTV
@RangerRickTV 17 дней назад
I'm sure it will be.
@robertmailhos8159
@robertmailhos8159 17 дней назад
@@RangerRickTV cool beans 🫘 that you got to explore it Rick 😁😎
@danielmkubacki
@danielmkubacki 5 дней назад
My mom collected Longaberger baskets. I sent this video to her. Cool video!
@sharonwalsh8392
@sharonwalsh8392 15 дней назад
This building should be sold and preserved it's in perfect condition
@phillyguy199
@phillyguy199 6 дней назад
I hope you alerted authorities anonymously that the basket isn't secured. I'd hate to see vandals set the place on fire or trash it.
@valeden4725
@valeden4725 2 дня назад
There were four women that convinced Dave to start making baskets with his father's basket molds. He had a few of the baskets in his grocery in Dresden and the women were sure the baskets would be big sellers. The women developed the home presentation plan and the rest is history.
@annm516
@annm516 6 дней назад
I live in Ohio and went to see this building once many years ago. My college was located fairly close by. Excited to finally see what the inside looks like.
@TrashorTreasure-ie3sz
@TrashorTreasure-ie3sz 18 дней назад
Hi Rick! I use to have party’s and buy it! Thank you for taking us through the building. I still have and use their pottery and I love it! Have a great day ❤
@RangerRickTV
@RangerRickTV 17 дней назад
I'm glad you enjoyed the tour!
@gimpy1136
@gimpy1136 2 дня назад
It would be neat turned into apartments. Like I watched an old mall turned into apartments on the top floors and little shops opened in the bottom floor. It was really cool!
@keekers
@keekers 7 дней назад
I remember finally saving up enough money for a Market Basket and the business was closed. Passed by this place several times with my truck driver Uncle. I was so sad when tjey was closed. Beautiful baskets and beautiful building.
@jonnysuperglide
@jonnysuperglide 7 дней назад
Amazing building it’s hard to believe they built it perfectly nothing is out of per portion
@benjaminmendenhall4497
@benjaminmendenhall4497 7 дней назад
I have a book that has this basket building it’s in a book called strange things in Ohio and it looks like a hotel can move in there it has enough rooms and two elevators that works I hope it will be kept this way for a long time and the guards are doing a great job protecting this place
@stevenkaskus6173
@stevenkaskus6173 12 дней назад
So sad that after the founder of the company in Many cases dies, the company gets mismanaged and closes. Hope this building can be used again while remaining it's iconic self. I remember seeing a TV show about the different, weird and downright unusual buildings around the country and this one was shown on the program back when the business was still going strong.
@2headedcow5252
@2headedcow5252 15 дней назад
I’ve driven by. Thanks for showing me the inside
@bighornriver1648
@bighornriver1648 2 дня назад
Beautiful finishes! Its sad to see it not being used .
@Notmycatsanctuary
@Notmycatsanctuary 8 дней назад
Why not make it a mixed use building bring back employment to the locals? Ground floor a farmers market & grocery. Some of the floor hand made goods and small businesses. A restaurant, a few floors of residential housing for employees of the building. Helps everyone and saves the landmark.
@keekers
@keekers 7 дней назад
I love that idea.
@RawOlympia
@RawOlympia 4 дня назад
💯💯💯
@MarkLyonOHIO
@MarkLyonOHIO 2 дня назад
We have something like that being built already
@RawOlympia
@RawOlympia 2 дня назад
@@MarkLyonOHIO redundant?
@markdanielczyk944
@markdanielczyk944 3 дня назад
From architectural icon to a basket case. Got it!
@Becky_One
@Becky_One 16 часов назад
My brother was a weaver for Longaberger. Owned a house on Main St in Dresden. Many good memories.
@matthud7193
@matthud7193 18 дней назад
Fascinating. I like the added historical footage.
@RangerRickTV
@RangerRickTV 17 дней назад
Thank you.
@bigfoot13s80
@bigfoot13s80 17 дней назад
That place is beautiful
@jaditelady173mary4
@jaditelady173mary4 3 дня назад
its a MARKET BASKET! Nota friggin Easter basket!
@suebozarth5805
@suebozarth5805 2 дня назад
You should have included a tour of the men’s bathroom! Since there were very few men who worked in the office building, there was no need for a huge men’s bathroom, so the urinals were full of gorgeous philodendron plants!!! 😳
@ZionBrown64
@ZionBrown64 18 дней назад
Amazing keep it up man 👍👍
@szymontryksza4662
@szymontryksza4662 18 дней назад
The Best Film !!!!
@joeydalroh
@joeydalroh 3 дня назад
Thank you! 💜🧺💜🧺💜
@kellycrawford1625
@kellycrawford1625 11 дней назад
Being true to its exterior, it really needs a farm to table restaurant. Too cheesy? Probably. But I’d go.
@tillyg8858
@tillyg8858 18 дней назад
I enjoyed this video. Thank you for sharing.
@RangerRickTV
@RangerRickTV 17 дней назад
You are so welcome!
@beehappyalways
@beehappyalways 2 дня назад
I have a few Longaberger baskets. They were expensive, but very high quality. They will be family heirlooms passed down for endless generations. They are built that well. That building is amazing. Hope they never tear it down.
@shakascloset1700
@shakascloset1700 День назад
Beenie babies
@shakascloset1700
@shakascloset1700 День назад
People get bored and move on to the next thing or take a break during economic downturns like currently with inflation
@ConniMiller
@ConniMiller День назад
I still have my collection and enjoyed several bus trips to Dresden with my sister, mom, and MIL. It was so sad to see the daughters more interrsted in their expense account than running the business. It was such a lovely place to visit and now it is looking so sad. The saddest part is remembering the awesome basket weavers I met on those trips and how they all lost their jobs so suddenly.
@user-id7jj3lm7s
@user-id7jj3lm7s 16 дней назад
Questo proprio non la sapevo!che storylling 😂ho incontrato Tanti cestini in mia vita.Che architettura!Idea
@daviddunn773
@daviddunn773 18 дней назад
I Drove by this Building Basket many many times
@RangerRickTV
@RangerRickTV 17 дней назад
looks cool doesn't it?
@reneeelias9514
@reneeelias9514 7 дней назад
We drove down on a day trip from Orrville, toured the Longenberger facility, ate the nest pulled pork sandwich in the restaurant but surprisingly we could not find the office basket builDing. I was so disappointed! Wonder if it could be converted into apartments?
@EricaYE6
@EricaYE6 6 дней назад
I love it! 😍😍😍
@robbymilligan9639
@robbymilligan9639 11 дней назад
Cool building and I hope no 1 goes in and ruin it and it looks like it's sitting on a 4 leaf clover
@SmokingFox420
@SmokingFox420 17 дней назад
25:02 looking good Rick! Really nice explore thanks
@RangerRickTV
@RangerRickTV 17 дней назад
ty!
@carlashepherd9362
@carlashepherd9362 18 дней назад
Sure hope it get’s occupied again 1 day! Very cool video bro! ❤️👍🤘
@RangerRickTV
@RangerRickTV 17 дней назад
Yeah me too
@melodyhart1331
@melodyhart1331 17 дней назад
QVC used to sell their merchandise,my sister in law had a whole set of thir mixing bowls and a cassarole dish.
@RangerRickTV
@RangerRickTV 17 дней назад
Oh! no kidding thats awsome.
@brimstonefootsteps4332
@brimstonefootsteps4332 11 дней назад
Unless that was at the very end of the company the original products (not the many imitations) were only sold by consultants and from the company itself.
@JodiEdwards-sk3di
@JodiEdwards-sk3di 5 дней назад
Those weren't Longaberger baskets, they were PETERBORO baskets. Wish QVC still sold them, but to anyone searching, Peterborough is still in business & available online.
@TaterTots380
@TaterTots380 18 дней назад
Worried about being seen or noise yet the guy with you uses the loud a$$ glass elevator.
@RangerRickTV
@RangerRickTV 17 дней назад
hahaha
@keekers
@keekers 7 дней назад
​@@RangerRickTVMake some security guard think there are ghost calling the elevator. 🤣
@fruitypie3219
@fruitypie3219 18 дней назад
Omg that's crazy 😎
@abigailleighhandbags
@abigailleighhandbags 5 дней назад
I took a tour there, I guess in the early 2000’s. I was a collector of the baskets and went for a weekend there with my mom and aunt.
@HighSierraDawn
@HighSierraDawn 3 дня назад
I still love Longaberger. 😢😭💔
@Selah7791
@Selah7791 6 дней назад
It’s a shame that Dave’s daughters destroyed what their father built. Children don’t always carry on their parent’s legacy.
@justintyme2322
@justintyme2322 3 дня назад
lol not going to lie. This reminded me of ghost adventures. Sneaking around whispering and hearing doors in the distance. Bring out the spirit box lol
@robertpollock8617
@robertpollock8617 4 дня назад
It would be a great county library.
@MaddHeather
@MaddHeather День назад
I live a few blocks away from here. Born and raised here in Newark ❤
@Snuffy03
@Snuffy03 3 дня назад
Well now Boo Boo, that is one big picanic basket!
@housemousell
@housemousell 18 дней назад
Architectural wonder!
@user-jx3iu5sy5t
@user-jx3iu5sy5t 2 дня назад
I have probably 35 of those baskets. Love them
@Zachalackalackalack
@Zachalackalackalack 15 дней назад
Who knew salamander heaters were so cinematic
@kathydemauro7584
@kathydemauro7584 4 дня назад
This video is like watching a Ghost Adventures show Hahaha!
@58Brando
@58Brando 18 дней назад
The building has become a basket case.
@RangerRickTV
@RangerRickTV 17 дней назад
hahahaha
@mkzenthusiasts
@mkzenthusiasts День назад
I remember when they were at their height in sales I never could afford the baskets that were iconic at the time. But whenever I find one at a rummage sale or goodwill I snap them all up. It seems as though the website is active and they are selling items I have yet to attempt to truly purchase something but there's several things in my basket right now
@MaddHeather
@MaddHeather День назад
I heard they order stuff in from China 🤷‍♀️ I was born and raised in this town and I wish I could find a few baskets but never see any around anymore 🤷‍♀️
@PsychobabbleRapp
@PsychobabbleRapp День назад
dang man, you walked right past all the IT server equipment I wanted to see that stuff, I love seeing that commercial stuff from the 90's .. and to think Amazon was just a single page html website back then, and only about an 1/8 of the population had a PC in the home
@benjaminclingaman7551
@benjaminclingaman7551 18 дней назад
Hey Rick Cool video
@dorothystewart5522
@dorothystewart5522 15 дней назад
Crazy ..
@jennsappalachianden
@jennsappalachianden 3 дня назад
It used to be an operating company. What happened?? Still, it’s considered a roadside oddity and has gained popularity.
@laurelh29
@laurelh29 18 дней назад
So sad , I love there baskets!
@RangerRickTV
@RangerRickTV 17 дней назад
me too!
@Wylliams-trainz
@Wylliams-trainz 3 дня назад
It seems like this building was just built around 10 years ago. This can't be abandoned already.....
@hannakinn
@hannakinn 7 дней назад
If you had permission to explore why were you whispering? That building is not spooky at all. I really hope someone can buy it. It would be a shàme to let it fall into disrepair. So many time bank owned building are allowed to sit empty and deteriorate until worthless. It's so stupid.
@doglover8204
@doglover8204 2 дня назад
Yes, it’s funny that you are whispering but your boots/ shoes are making loud noises on the floors. I own the picnic basket which I purchased at a Longaberger party in my neighborhood years ago. It is very sturdy and looks brand new. We still use it to cart food around. It was expensive at the time.
@trevorlbeck
@trevorlbeck 18 дней назад
its not even a easter basket why do you keep calling it one?
@onthefritzfarm
@onthefritzfarm 9 дней назад
I’m going to venture a guess and say that he has a very low IQ.
@jbeach1964
@jbeach1964 6 дней назад
I agree! The building is a Market Basket, like he eventually said later in the video. It really annoyed me that he kept calling it an Easter Basket during the introduction! 🐰🧺
@shellycassidy5473
@shellycassidy5473 9 дней назад
So very sad they abandoned this I visit there and have their baskets
@TheShazaam07
@TheShazaam07 18 дней назад
Cool
@Felicityus
@Felicityus 4 дня назад
If I came in as an employee security etc and saw you in your balaclava and tactical gear I would draw on you. Seriously. I totally love abandoned videos and this building is cool. But is it worth it?
@StormyNight777
@StormyNight777 6 дней назад
I have been to this building many times. It's been a long time, but it is still as I remember. I heard they sold the building and the new owners were planning on tearing it down. I have no idea if this happened or not. I hope it is still there. It is unique and a beautiful building inside. The company was a great company when Dave was alive, but the daughters did some changes like with the pottery and the quality wasn't there anymore. It seems when the founders of these companies passes on and the family takes over it isn't the same. So sad, I love Longaberger, but they got too expensive for me. I have passed a lot of my baskets down to my children and grand children.
@renegarza23
@renegarza23 18 дней назад
An amazing and intriguing documentary of the basket building; I thought this type of architectural wonder only existed in the world of Willy Wonka. The owner was really a Willy Wonka of his community. Anyway, an awesome documentary, thank you, and be safe out there.
@RangerRickTV
@RangerRickTV 17 дней назад
Thank you renegarza i'm glad you enjoyed it!
@patriciajarvis2225
@patriciajarvis2225 2 дня назад
The noises you were hearing were probably Dave Longaberger-he was known for pranking people & clowning around.
@MarkLyonOHIO
@MarkLyonOHIO 2 дня назад
Dave rescued a building in the city i live in called The Midland Theater. But they were supposed to turn it into a bed and breakfast but then the company filed bankruptcy that was going to buy it during covid times.
@mistervacation23
@mistervacation23 18 дней назад
Hey boo boo that's an extra large picnic basket
@waynetaylor8082
@waynetaylor8082 18 дней назад
Actually it's a "PIC-A-NIC BASKET."
@mistervacation23
@mistervacation23 18 дней назад
@@waynetaylor8082 right
@RangerRickTV
@RangerRickTV 17 дней назад
hahahah
@nonyabisness-cg7mf
@nonyabisness-cg7mf 12 дней назад
Was waiting for the Mission Impossible theme song at the end.
@blkhat117
@blkhat117 5 дней назад
Hopefully the property manager will keep maintaining the building until they find a buyer. Otherwise, it's hard sale, as cute as it looks, the commercial real estate market isn't so hot right now.
@randyrussell4331
@randyrussell4331 9 дней назад
Sure have been by it many times 2004 to 2007❤
@chadbrailer643
@chadbrailer643 День назад
I live right over the hill. Terry Thompson flew his airplane through the handles
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