Retro Time Capsule Home Forgotten Deep In the Woods! Abandoned for 19 Years! (FHO EP.81) 

HOUSE UPDATE: The home was completely demolished in the summer of 2022, The cars were removed sometime beforehand and now a new home is being built on the land.

I like how the power is still on. Let me be a week late and the power company is telling me that their sending guys to break my legs.

I often see abandoned homes while truck driving, & can only think. Of all of the memories that were once created there

I like the architecture of this house. Just imagine back in the days it was in its glory, yard was clean, those Cadillacs gleaming, just washed and waxed, birds singing and the happy older couple just living their lives..

Am I the only person who LOVES this house? Decay and trash aside.. I would love to reno this house.

i know i'm not the only one that caught him call that brown lincoln a "BeNtLy CoNtInEntAl" 💀

"Who abandons three whole cars??" *Standing next to ENTIRE ABANDONED HOUSE*

This was someone's home, a life, a place where holidays were spent, and summers enjoyed. It's heartbreaking, whatever happened, to see where it's at now.

He called the cassette tapes 8-Tracks. lol I feel old.

This was once someone's home, still full of their prized possessions that they worked hard for. So sad to watch.

A good chunk of money in the antiques that I see...here in the States. especially here in WV, that place would be ransacked within a week and stripped down to get the copper wiring. I don't kmow why abandoned homes and such fascinate me...this was fantastic, I would spend hours in there going through things and trying to piece together the lives that were lived there.

You can tell this used to be a very beautiful home. Those little bottles of things on the dresser you said had the word "poison" on one of them are little samples of perfume from like Avon or another beauty products line. They were popular in the 80s and 90s.

I used to work for a bank that would clean up abandoned homes. I went to one house and the woman passed away in 1999 and it was deep in the mountains it was completely untouched it was really surreal.

I must be getting old. This dude called a VCR a VHS player, and cassette tapes 8 Tracks.

It's amazing how *little* decay there is. Aside from obvious water damage in certain places, it's like there isn't even dust in a lot of the rooms. Thank you for sharing this once beautiful home !

This reminds me of a house in my friend’s family. Grandpa eventually moved to a home and passed, and anyone who’d inherit it had houses of their own. Someone probably still comes by this place from time to time

If you wana find out approximately how long a house has been abandoned for then check expiration dates on the stuff in the fridge

I've seen this happen before. An old man in my area was removed from his home due to not being able to take care of himself. He then died like 2 days later. No family. All his finances were set up automatically. His social security/pension was deposited and his bills were paid automatically. His house was paid off. His house sat for 5 or 6 years vacant utilities on, paid, grass cut, car in the driveway, creepy as hell

This house hasn’t been touched in far longer than 5 years. I’d guess 2 decades. So tragic to see all those memories, wedding photos, things that were precious to someone. My guess is some thing very catastrophic happened to this family, for a family to have that many photos, they had to of been a close family. And that no one would check on the house to sort their affairs so something probably happened to their loved ones too. I am almost 40 and grew up with parents that would now have been 80 years old, and a lot of those things in the video remind me of my childhood and of my grandmothers house.

Amazing how the power is still on. There’s got to be a family member who still pays the utilities. Thank you for being so incredibly respectful to the home 🥰 I can’t believe all the photo albums are still there. Does anyone know more about this home??

Poor guy he probably felt into time wormhole and now he's stuck in medieval era fighting army of darkness.

1985 this was the shizzle custom house pimping cars 4 head vcrs which was top tech back then. Its sad to see nothing last forever human or non-human . This was a upper middle class lifestyle in the Reagan years.

Crazy how myself is homeless and there are houses empty with stuff and cars just rotting away...super crazy life..

I love this! I wanted to do a series in the Mojave like this and it’s nice to see how it can be done well, a lot of people are saying that no one would want to watch abandoned stuff and it makes me feel great that this type of content does work.

The home is likely owned by someone in assisted living and can’t be sold yet, that is why it still has electricity. Nobody wants to put money into fixing it until they know it’s theirs to sell.

Most often, the reason homes are abandoned like this is because of a death and the survivors can't deal with it. The power still on testifies that someone still pays the bill.

I see so many items I used to own as well and the vile that says Poison was a perfume. This is just a step back in time to my life it was wonderful all the memories.

This video gave me a very sad feeling the cars being left and all of the memorabilia. You can tell this home once brought so much joy to the family that once lived there. I hope wherever they may be now that they are at peace.

That’s a really beautiful house. It is somebody’s dream, that so much hope ( and money) went into....a labour of love. And yet, here it sits abandoned....I can never understand how this happens, these abandoned places break my heart, the life that they represent, just gone. It’s depressing really.

"they even made exercise bikes" in the 80s?!?! Man walked on the moon in the 60s you silly clot

It makes me sad that an entire family is simply forgotten. I love doing urban exploration when I can, and more often than not, when I find old photos, I might take a few just so to remember them, even when I don't. I guess its like leaving a flower fon a forgotten grave somewhere. There was life there once, a family and a home of love, only to fade away. Just sad.

I've been meaning to see this beauty for awhile now, sad to know it was wasted. For me, just rent a rolloff dumpster, clear out all the hoarded trinkets, fix the roof, damaged ceilings, clean and It's move in ready by my standards. Thanks for the tour Noah! 🤠👍👍👍👍

The abandoned sedans make it look like a mafia hideout. 😂

This is what happens when one either dies or falls on hard times. EVERYTHING in that life just STOPS! And life goes on without them. But that's life, and death. Then we're forgotten and all that our lives were are represented by the things we left behind. Heart breaking.

I’m just surprised so many cool things not taken when vandalized.

There was an abandoned home in New Hampshire that was a wreck and half the house was missing on one side from falling down, so it was wide ope to the outside. Flicked the light switch on my way up the stairs just for the heck of it. Got the $h!t scared out of me when the lights at the top of the stairs went on! Have pics and video of it. Crazy.

When he opened that Cadillac door, I swear I could smell it.

I could not resist tidying everything up if I were there

Just ran across this video…what an amazing house! Looks like a lifetime of memories. So 80’s and 90’s. It would be absolutely awesome to be able to go in, organize and try to restore the house to a beautiful home. It was definitely lived in and I would like to imagine a large extended family making it a wonderful place to be. Lots of love, laughter, cousins running around and playing, uncles in a group telling tall tales, aunts and grandma in the kitchen cooking…the list could go on. Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful walk down memory lane. ❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍!!!

What a beautiful home, That really ment a lot to someone and they liked Elvis, Way cool 😎 Sad to see a home filled with memories just falling into decay. Great videos guys, Thanks

It's the abandoned pictures that get to me. They give you a little sense of what their lives were, and now it's all frozen with no real idea of who they are. Like ghosts.

*they open the trunk of the car* “OMG it’s Jimmy Hoffa!!!!!” 😂😂😂

The art room 😍 bet they never thought ppl would explore their home and find their intimate items lol.

It's just astonishing how people just up and leave these places. This home is in pristine condition, one of the best preserved I've seen so far. I am curious just to how and why it was up and abandoned. A bit of tlc and work and it could actually become a livable home again. I can't even imagine how much it's worth rn, let alone if it were to be renovated.

I'm 42 and the gingerly way he walks through this house makes me feel like I'm 70. He walks through that house like it's from the 1800s and there are ancient artifacts in there or something hahahaha he's very respectful...Just makes me feel older than I am lol

I wish someone could just..take care of this house. It’s so lovely and you can tell it took good care of it’s family.

This is always so sad to think what happened so that a whole family had to just up.and leave and leave everything behind

It was indeed beautiful, I think it needs to be restored. Thanks guys for the tour.

The decor, the materials and the style of home brought me back to my childhood and teens. There’s a lot of familiarity here. Doesn’t seem that long ago to me. I feel ancient now. My guess is the owners or occupant passed away and the property has probably been stuck in probate since. Lack of maintenance and water leaks probably contributed to the roof and ceiling deteriorating. A lot of elbow grease and money, and this home could be restored to its grandeur once again I am certain. I would love to see it restored to its original look. Too many home flippers are killing the “dated” styles I grew up with and everything seems so fake or too new. No comfort found in a place of familiarity. What a beautiful look into what once was.

The owners never left. Check the trunk of the "Bentley" Continental.

I am 65 and in not great health. My worst fear is that the things I collected over the years will all be thrown away when I am gone . So I am starting to donate things . So sad to me to see these homes abandoned

I love how much respect is shown to these abandoned places. Its wonderful!

Man, I bet the family would appreciate getting those photo albums back.

Man, I would like to own this home. Privacy, rural, great fixer upper. Home with lots of potential. This could be an absolute dream home.

My great grandmother, born in 1900, had an old stove like that (7:20). Wow, I haven't seen one since I was a kid. Even back then, most people in the 80's probably hadn't seen one since they were a kid, too. lol

I don’t understand how people can leave precious possessions behind. Family photos would be the very first thing I took with me.

This makes me think whoever lived here died unexpectedly and left the ownership in limbo or at least dispute.

That was a Lincoln Continental bro. Long way off from a Bentley lol.

I used to have a Lincoln like the one shown. It was a 1986, one of the best cars I ever owned, extremely comfortable if you have to do a lot of traveling for your job. All three of these cars look like they're still in pretty decent shape if some car buff wanted to restore them. Very cool antique stoves in the house too. Someone somewhere must own the property. If it was me that it was passed down to, I think I'd try to sell some of the antiques at least so they aren't vandalized.

I live in Australia but I do watch a lot of these types of shows and I learned that in Canada( I'm assuming this is in Canada) they never disconnect the electricity because it gets so cold that people will freeze to death without it so it is never shut off unless specifically asked to do so, the electricity company can't be responsible for people dying

The home looks like a "Royal Home". They are prebuilt modules and fully built on site mainly in Ontario. Company is still very well around and focuses on cottage country. Ours was built in 1986 and has a very similar structure but smaller. Same ceiling, banisters, high windows, living room with fireplace and all.. only bricks not field stones. What a gem! There must be some heat source though if abandoned for so long and still in that condition. No visible mold or rodent damage is amazing specially with our seasons. Bought ours in 2006 and love it.

I was just screaming at the tv to OPEN THE F**KIN' FRIDGE

Great! Im from Germany. My Dog and i are so often in the Woods but i dont find like this. Its amazing to see. Nice Channel! Thank u for Upload.

The sound system looks like the one I got at my house the house is so cool just be safe in the old homes love your channel

Wow, they had 2 Caddys AND a Lincoln. They were well off.

Ok I'm done...I've never heard of a "Bentley Continental " 😳🤣 um it's a Lincoln continental!

Now this is abandoned content!! ✨ Subbed ❤️

The ceiling collapsed due to water damage, likely from a decade of pine needles accumulating on the roof and then becoming a sponge for water to rot through the shingles. Once the water is on the inside of the roof, it soaks the insulation and drywall until it collapses.

Those folks had made a fine home in the woods, driving luxury cars, made the most of their time.

Those were perfume samples & the one labeled "Poison" is a perfume by Dior.

The car absolutely beautiful I am absolutely addicted to the beautiful 70s love it so many personal things left behind 🧡

At the beginning of the video it showed the refrigerator. There was a hand made "we miss you Grandpi" or something like that. A scenario possibility could be one of the grandchildren made the sign when he was in the hospital. When he came home he put it on the fridge. Later he got sick again and passed away.

Did he say “OMG they even made exercise bikes in the 80’s?!?!” Ouch 😂

I can't believe that anyone would abandon their home in such a way. There has to be a story connected to this house, and why it was left with everything...So sad...

That's a house with the basic plan that mine had in 1980 The windows at the roof were 3 panes, the far right was a sun room. The middle was kitchen, the left dining room and then sub garage I really miss my home 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢 If there is a heaven I will be walking up to the front door of my house when I die I could be happy there forever.

Thank you for respecting the home, I mean, except for going through it without permission. I was able to enjoy it with you instead of wanting to tell you to slow down or telling your friends to be quiet so that we could follow your description. You take your time and fully explore 👍💖

Poison was a brand of women’s perfume that was popular in the 70sor 80s

The fact he called the cassettes A Tracks, made my 37 year old ass feel ancient. Smh

Absolutely amazing, can't believe the power is still on!

Wow, just an amazing trip down memory lane so many items that I remember, great video😊

It’s a Lincoln Continental..NOT a “Bentley” Continental.

I could totally see the scenario of older person still alive, in a assisted living... i never thought about this until reading some of these comments, but heres a real life situation with my own grandparent. My grandpa passed away 17 years ago. My grandmother has always been in good shape, body and mind, shes extremely stubborn. Until one day she fell down her stairs with a laundry basket, and broke her hip and foot. My grandparents had 2 kids, my mom and my uncle. Im my moms only child, and my uncle had only one child as well. My mother is a dentist, and still works full time, my uncle is retired, however lives over a hour away from my grandma. I moved out of state, and my uncles daughter was 3 hours away at college. The decision was made to put her in assisted living to heal, after she refused with everything in her, (remember i said she was stubborn). However that was the only option, with us having no other family near to care for her, and her refusing in home care because she "didnt want strangers in her house". The plan was to rehab her to walking again, then she could go back home. However, after she was there a year, she got sick. It made her weak, and the weakness stayed after the sickness was gone. She has always been tiny, (5'1, maybe 100 pounds) so she had no strength left, although her mind was still 100% there, her body was tired. This happened 9 years ago. Shes still alive, and still sharp as a tack, but never was able to regain her strength enough to get out of a wheelchair. She is still convinced in her mind that she will return home again someday. She turned 98 last month. We, the family, know that will never happen at this point... but you cant tell her that. With that being said, her house has been sitting vacant for these 9 years..... and will continue to sit until she passes away and my mother and uncle devide everything.. neither will want it, i live out of state and my only cousin has since moved away as well. The power is still on, the lawn is mowed by my uncle. Any needed repairs to the house to keep it sealed, and maintained have been done through the years. But, what if my mom and uncle didnt get along? What if none of us lived in the same state? The house would look just like this........

Quite a place! Amazing how things in place and time can seem they're still here. But aren't.

The name of the owner of that house is somewhere in there. A bill, the car registration, mail. Get the name and you can probably Google them and find out what happened.

This home makes me sad, it looks so lonely and at the same time like someone is about to walk in the door! I could almost feel the sadness

Shits sad to watch. This was once a nice hole in a beautiful spot where someone’s loved ones lived, who knows what could have happened to lead to this. Even sadder he didn’t open the fridge

man if I had the money, I'd love to buy this place, replace the roof, run that plate number on the car to find the family and see if they want those family pictures and stuff, and live there. I love the design of that house.

Neat explore, thank you for sharing. So sad to see what vandals and thieves will do to a home and people's property with zero respect. I can't understand just destroying everything and throwing it all over like that. There has to be an owner, even of it's the bank, someone must be paying the electric bill! Sad to see the decay happening to the roof, etc, of such a beautiful home. BTW, at 11:50, those are not 8 tracks, they are cassette tapes. Big difference between the 2. 8 tracks were a 70s platform, cassettes from the 80s. 8 tracks were double the size of cassettes.

If you really want to determine when those cars were last used, take a quick look in the glove compartment. Very possible to find registration, etc. Also look at the mileage. If it really low it was probably an old couple.

From the information at hand, I can make an educated guess. This was a vacation home owned by a retired firefighter. His occupation is apparent from the fireman statues and other memorabilia still there. The plywood panels which fell down indicate he built the house himself using low-cost materials. The fact that there are three woodstoves mean he knew there could be frequent power outages, and he enjoyed being rustic. Both he and his wife stocked the place with antiques, most of which have been stolen. The whole family was there for Christmas 2001. During the celebrations, somebody had a life-threatening emergency. Everything was abandoned, and the family rushed to the hospital. Sadly, things didn't go well. Younger family members came back to begin cleaning out the house (hence the trash can in the sun room), but they lost heart and left. They never got around to finishing the cleanup, although they always meant to. Power is still on because they keep meaning to come back and use the place for themselves, but there's probably an ongoing quarrel in the family over property rights. Meanwhile, the property continues to decay.

This is still a beautiful place and a great explore thank you for taking me with you.

One of my favourite videos of yours. Absolutely unforgettable 👍

This is so sad to see, everything they owned is just forgotten about.

The little bottles that look like vials that you called, "poison" is actually sample bottles of perfume. "Poison" is made by Christian Dior. They were rally popular in the 80's and 90's to give as samples glued to mini cardstock as advertising.

Great job man. Even in 4K. Awesome!

The famed Actress Mae West from the 1930's started the "mirror over the bed" popularity as she also had one (which was advertised heavily) over her very elaborate bed in Los Angeles.

Makes me sad to see houses like this. At one time someone loved this house it was HOME now no one wants it 😢

A Long lost uncle was recently found after a neighbor tracked down my dad through his dad. The Uncle passed away in 2001 we just found his house two months ago. Even had family photos of my dad and my grandfather on a fishing trip when my dad was 6 now 75! The Uncle never had kids and neighbors liked him. So they kept his yard up and were really happy to find my dad. The house is in surprisingly decent shape. Currently we are dealing with the county for back taxes and have a court appointment to show the judge that my dad is closest living relative. The house isn’t worth much we will clean it up and sell it. Might get $30,000 possibly less after expenses etc. More than anything we are happy to be closing a chapter of family history that was lost for a long time. Plus we owe the neighbors getting the home cleaned up and sold to new people who will be part of the community👍

How intriguing. It feels like such an intimate view into the life of a family. I have so many questions.

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