SAD ABANDONED HOUSE w/ CRAZY FIND IN BARN *FILLED W/ Antiques & Personal Belongings 

I feel like crying too.

It IS sad. I know what you mean.

I would guess the people simply got too old or sick, but didn’t they seem to be interesting! The sewing machine, concrete mixer just so many cool old things!

Wish he would have looked in the Cedar chest in the bedroom. Might of had old linens and blankets !

Maria Sierra yes!

Love the quiet as well. Nice job

I agree

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If you like this guy's awesome respect for the houses he explores and his narration, you should check Tikitrex out! She's a great urban explorer!

lots of 78 rpm records

Yet, he is too selfish to save these things.

Melissa Boggs My thought exactly!!I kept saying I wished I could find something like this and try to find out who owns it and make a offer or something.Fantastic find!First time watching and just wondering if this is in USA?

Joshua Corley Wow!!Nice!I live in Pa!Wish these were in my neck of the woods!I live in the far south western part.

Joshua Corley I usually explore the south more , not sure where you got that idea but the places I explore are usually along the east coast! Thanks for watching!

Love to have that bathtub!

Especially the China cabinets that are always in great conditions

Truth, my friend has a 1950's Frigidaire in his basement as a beer fridge and the thing works as well as it did when it rolled out of the factory.

When I think back to my grandmother using one of those. She was stressed out using when children were about. Stay away from there! It will crush you! Thankfully she got a more modern washing and dryer set.

My mom didnt get a modern washer till i was 6 (1953). Till then she used the wringer Maytag, and i can remember her warning me to keep my hands clear. My aunt had a couple fingers crushed by one. She lived out in the country and used her wringer machine till about 1960. I remember mom using that old Fels-Naptha soap too. Thanks for the memories.

I remember that my mother used that kind of washing machine,today it's kind 😥

Steel Granny I have Fels Naptha in my laundry room cabinet! My mom swore by it!

Fels Naptha Soap...I could not help but chuckle when someone was complaining that they could not find liquid detergent so they could do their dishes, like liquid soap always existed!?!

Yeah Admiral was pretty good quality. I have an Admiral VCR made around 1999. It still works.

Oldenweery -GUARANTEE- not that limited warranty crap they peddle with the Chinese crap we get. Made in USA. Backed up by Guarantee. We had one when I was a kid. We just need to start making our own stuff again. I bet if you plugged that in to 120 it would be cold in two hours.

Yes, and they had ROOM in them, not the limited amount of space in the "Energy Efficient" boxes in my last two apartments!

Thank you for telling the videographer that it is a radio, not a jukebox.

I have a PRO-SCAN VHS-VCR I bought new in 1995, for those of you who are not familiar with Pro-scan, it's high end RCA if my memory serves me correctly. It is for sale if anyone might be interested. You can reach me on Facebook under the same name. Thank's

Danelda from Canada he means steal shit that's worth money

I would like to have those antiques as well. Can you imagine what they are worth. Money aside though, the history of those items ( that washing machine) Someone stuff for years in that kitchen cooking and doing laundry. It's crazy how these houses are just glimpses if lives forgotten.

I agree. Many of the older items belong in museums

@@smileyface8832 furniture of that era, just as the homes, have more caricature than the garbage that they produce now. Thus why I'm living in a Victorian home. Beauty and quality in the older things.

S. Garr. For real!! I’d take a couple of strong men back and a big UHAUL!! Get those beautiful antiques out of there!! They need cleaning and shining up, but RESCUE it ALL!!

I noticed that and was searching the comments to see if anyone else noticed. It's sad to think there will soon be a time that no one will remember those things.

I noticed it, too. He was talking about the spider webs, and then commented on the old radio which he thought was a jukebox. I was born 4 years after JFK's assassination but I recognized that iconic photo immediately.

Yes. I would have removed that from the house to preserve it. Given the 1969 calendar to help date things that was in the kitchen, that picture could be from an original magazine or newspaper from 1963. I was a month old when JFK was assassinated.

I sure did Jennifer! Little JFK jr. saluting farewell to his Daddy ..I still have goosebumps...God rest their souls!

the colonel sanders chicken bucket says a lot

Diane Burkhart Yes, definitely original antiques. No newer furniture anywhere.

What a waste of beautiful antiques.

START A W E BSITE FOR JUST THIS, FARM SALES FOR OWNERS, THEREFORE PRESERVING THE FURNITURE ETC.. The most sensible comment ive read👍

@Mauri Mela BS

Not sure the furniture is saleable, given the effects of mold and dampness over the years.

yeah, that was before tv, there were radio shows to listen to for the family.

Looks like a Philco that I have.👍

Looks like an old philco shortwave radio we had an old one when I was a kid

Like the Walton's had. LOL 😆

We had one in our home. I recall a program called, ( Amos and Andy ), and ( The Creaking Door), as the program started you would hear a door creaking in the background, as a kid that was spooky!

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I have a feeling that stuff is gone, Remember hearing the female voice in the video? She seemed to know a thing or two.

When the last person goes into a nursing home or dies....there is no one left!! Happens to a lot of movie stars, especially when they are unmarried!!!

1969 was the year I got married. July - 52 years ago. Husband has been gone 10 years.

It’s Missing December 1969

Shirley Harrison. I'm sad to see this too. The furniture needs some TLC.I LOVE THE SOUND OF THE BIRDS SINGING.

Urban Exploring With Kappy Holy Cow is for real!!! Kappy gotta hand it to you. You really find the most precious gems of the past. I just love your channel. Glad you brought your mom along for this one. She had to have really enjoyed seeing things from the past. Admiral existed in my lifetime. (50's) Made appliances and had a good name so to speak. Upstairs that might be an old radio not a juke box. I recall my great aunt having a huge one too. It was made of wood also. The hardware on the doors also age this house pretty far back. Maybe before 1900. Beautiful antiques that could be restored. Back then furniture was solid wood not like today and it was heavy. (I have a lot of antiques and cherish those family heirlooms. My double bed had loops to run the straps that held up a "mattress" usually filled with hay or horsehair. It's high off the floor because beds were warmer raised up. It also had poles to place a covered drape all around the bed to insulate the sleeping area and has a blanket roll at end of bed to easily slide a blanket up.) The mirrored "dresser" upstairs was a wardrobe piece of furniture 'cause closets weren't built until later. You hung up your clothes inside. The washer, probably 40's, wrung out your clothes as dry as you were gonna get until you hung them out to dry. My great aunt always warned me to keep my hands away from the wringers. That barn was awesome too. Like standing history books! Slate roof was more often the case back then if you could afford it. Very little upkeep but heavy. Took a sturdily built house to roof. I noticed some Avon boxes from about the 70's stacked somewhere. What a tragedy no one wants to save some items, hardware, etc. or auction the contents. Still curious about the contents of the upstairs trunk. This is truly a find and a marvelous time capsule. Hats off to you again!!!!

Kappy, I Googled M68 ammo and found it's 105mm rounds for a British tank gun! Seems it can be removed from the turret without dismantling it---but I doubt you could fire it from the hip, like "Ahnold" fired the mini-gun in "Terminator 2" (though it wouldn't surprise me, since Hollywood's motto is "My mind is made up, don't confuse me with facts.")

Very cool find!!

The Ammo crates could be "Nam" era. As mentioned in a previous comment, this is a tank gun ammo case. However the M-68 gun is the American version of the British L-7. It was first mounted in the M-60 series tanks which came online in 1961. In the Mid70s the gun was also used to upgrade the M48 Patton tank to the M48A5 .The gun was later used in the earliest version of the M1 Abrams. The APDS on the box stands for Armor Piercing Discarding Sabot. US ceased using this type of round in the early 80s.

So nobody has lived here since 1970

Some of these buildings are owned by the state from taxes. This one looks like it belonged to a hoarder because of so much "trash" around inside. If the person had no relatives or tied up in court it could have remained in limbo. If you want to check on ownership go to your local library and check the "plot maps" for your area. Those books will tell you who owns it. Take that information to the county building in some counties online and you can get the name/address of the owners. Tax and ownership records are public so easy to obtain.

That was no hoarder house ... disrespectful vandals did their work there many years ago

people die, Linda.

Marcel Audubon exactly! No hoarder house. People say that about these old houses all of the time and I’m sure it was the vandals getting to it a long time ago. They also sometimes look like the family used it for storage after the main occupants passed and then they moved on or passed themselves”.

Mark Linder that makes sense. The calendar from 1969. I agree with Kappy I think it was left empty since then. That is probably when the lady went into the nursing home. I don’t know how it goes around there but where I live if you go into a nursing home and you have not already passed ownership of your property to someone else then the nursing home has dibs on it and it can’t be sold or passed on to other family members. I’m not sure what happens after the owner dies though.

Justin Beaird I believe it. I know a lot of these are just old farmer homes that died off and their kids just don't want to mess with it.

I love them kitchen cabinets and the old beds.

Linda Mesa that little radio was a rare gem. It being safely inside cupboard it might still work

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I just got a washer like that , i have a small wood cook stove, and last week my husband found me an icebox, not refrigerator ice box uses blocks of ice i'd love to get my hands on that stuff and clean it up :(

wringer washers were around up into the 80s

I saw the magazine with John John saluting too. Looks like they just left in like 69...

Goodcatch. I wondered why he didn't comment on it until I realized he probably had no idea who that little kid was. Gotta admit, that photo kind of gave me the chills. Also, wasn't that a Kodak Brownie camera in the cabinets? Wonderful video.

It's so sad that families don't care anymore.

And pre-GMO/senomyx and trans fats as well. Before I boycotted them for using that crap in their food.

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they were eat good

Yeah! I see them reupholstered and modified and put in some game room or some unique place in a home.$$$$

April Dawn KAPPY , YOU FOUND THE BEST HOUSE EVER. YOU ARE MAKING US ALL ENVIOUS .

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Very puny!

The on ly one who can take them out now is the thief!!!