I say it every time I watch you, but I love the respect and adoration you have for antiques and the decay....... It's rare to see young adults with that these days. They make everything disposable now, the craftsmanship of the places you visit just isn't around anymore.

@gingercat555

5 жыл бұрын

Amy Heath Your so correct in all you say about these two brothers and in regards to the craftsmanship from a bygone day, see it in many older property's/

My most favourite guys who explore. Lovely accents. Great narration. Great location. Two well mannered guys who always show enthusiasm and respect. Good eye for detail. Much appreciated. Thank you.

@cheekypants4336

7 жыл бұрын

Aren't they adorable? I love their broken English!

@janfilbeck6376

7 жыл бұрын

Their English is much better than most Americans!

@maggied8468

7 жыл бұрын

Jan Filbeck and I really like their accent. Great guys to watch and listen to.

@sarah6557

7 жыл бұрын

Jan Filbeck sounds okay but theses nothing better than a true British accent in the UK 💖

@chaosdemonwolf1

7 жыл бұрын

I don't they're from the UK

I love the way that you guys are so respectful of the places that you tour.

I love how you guys show so much respect to the places and for the people who once lived there! It's amazing to see the homes.just knowing how people once lived there and had memories there.please never stop!

@candysantillo3325

7 жыл бұрын

jacklyn collins that's the very first thing I noticed about them,also.Their reverence.It's also what made me want to subscribe

@European-Okie1986

7 жыл бұрын

Jacklyn Collins, this is how most european people are. They show respect for other peoples properties. They are not the kind of people, that go into abandoned places and start destroying things. Like they to here in the USA or some middle eastern countries. Allot of times those buildings stay there until they are beyond repair and get torn down or maybe get restored. This is how european people are raised !

@bradrichards6107

7 жыл бұрын

I am an American, and not all Americans destroy abandoned buildings and places. I was raised to respect people's property that is not my own. I have seen vandalism in other European urbex videos. It's not good to make generalizations about nationalities.

@slyacid303

7 жыл бұрын

The exception to this is people in the UK. If that house was here it would be stripped of any scrap metal then kids would come in and burn it down after kicking the walls down. After taking a shit in the bedroom.

@stephenbignell2013

7 жыл бұрын

slyacid303 we have to shit somewhere.....

Beautiful home! I love how people don't vandalize over there. I would love to rewind the clock and see it when it was lived in...

@KountryStateOfMind

7 жыл бұрын

me too better yet would have loved to see the kitchen

@Cybernaut76

7 жыл бұрын

Me too. I simply cannot understand vandals at all. Here in my country people have started vandalizing too though earlier generations of Finns respected other peoples property.

It's always great watching you guys. I love how excited you get when you find old things. Love from USA

BEAUTIFUL ANTIQUES! BE SO NICE IF SOMEONE SAVED THEM AND USED THEM. So sad to see such beautiful things lost.

you have such an excellent voice you should get a job on Television reading the news or on radio as an announcer ...I just love hearing you speak and you are so caring of the places you visit treating them with such respect also I am so pleased that you have stopped swearing thanks guys cheers from Australia .

@BrosOfDecay

7 жыл бұрын

+gary birch Awesome to hear Gary :) and have thought about that alot

@ladybug4408

7 жыл бұрын

Oh I agree I love his voice too it's very soothing and comforting!

@lynlynch2168

6 жыл бұрын

I also have never heard swearing on Bros of Decay channel. Just respectful commentary.

@barbarateresarhiannonsreal1756

5 жыл бұрын

Agree!

@daysebatista

5 жыл бұрын

Yes his voice is sweet, well modulated and soothing.

Nice to see that this house was not vandalized, I love the furniture. You are very respectful of every home you go into. Thank you. Another great one!

my dad's birthdate is august 20,1953! he's just one day older than that newspaper :-D

@jonathanharris2090

7 жыл бұрын

Jeanna H. I was born the same month as your dad August but my birthday was August 18 2000.

@shirleyharrison2580

6 жыл бұрын

Jeanna H. When I saw the paper date I thought ' I was born Aug.12,1952.' .roughly a year after I was born..

@loriestevenson3201

5 жыл бұрын

Can I say, I missed this post. I am religious and political.. Sorry i missed your post. I miss my dad .

@appyd02d

5 жыл бұрын

I was born on August 15, 1952, so I was just 1 year old then!!

The fruits and vegetables preserves , the wallpaper , the book with the red line , the coal room heater send me way back . The days life was simple . Technology was our radio . Your video is so beautiful and a pleasure to watch , you have a lot of sensitivity . Thank you , Danke from UK

Hilarious when you smacked him in the nose with the microphone at the end.

@tootz1950

7 жыл бұрын

But they acted like pros and didn't miss a beat.

@karenpaolantino7374

7 жыл бұрын

morthanuff 😂😂😂😂

So wonderful to see such respect for personal property. In my country, vandalism runs rampant. Another awesome video! Thanks for posting. 😊

Hi guys - at 8:09 the objects you weren't sure of are skein winders. They are used to wind hanks of yarn that was spun on a spinning wheel into balls to be knit.

@Liutgard

7 жыл бұрын

Yup. Sometimes called a swift. There's one in my living room right now. :-)

@claudiosaltara8591

7 жыл бұрын

addistubbs : I remember those fro Italy, but my grand mother would make me sit in front of her with arms outstretched and she would either put a skein on them or wound a skein, I don't remember to well. The side of the mattress he touched and squeezed was filled with wool like in Italy, the poorer people used horse hair, the poorest used corn husks ( the husks rustled when you tossed and turned (it was fun to hear the noise)Did you notice the chamber pot under the bed? Every body rich and poor used it. As a little boy I liked, it was better than using the toilet. You had to be careful not to trip over it.

@SarahGreen523

7 жыл бұрын

Loved the chamber pot! Also broken scale on the desk was very cool.

@TheJannaR

7 жыл бұрын

I was going to comment the very same. But I read through the comment first to see if someone had already answered it. Excellent!!

@emcadorette

7 жыл бұрын

Agree the two items to the left of the unknown group of things in the attic are yarn swifts (the leftmost one is particularly nice); the barrel-shaped object to the right of the group is a butter churn, I believe, and the long stick-like object is probably a distaff, used when spinning fibers like flax/linen or hemp.

You both are so well mannered and well spoken hard to see young guys like you these days . This house was beautiful I ll watch this again

The one piece with four sections collected spinning wool into yarn for jumpers and blankets. All of the pieces were part of working with wool for yarn. I remember finding this from my grandparents, who told me it was from before the War and used by my great-grandmother.

So beautiful but it blows my mind how these places have stayed intact. In America idiots would have gone in and destroyed everything

@gnatanderson5536

7 жыл бұрын

and stolen everything!

@BFagan

7 жыл бұрын

+phoenixfyre71 Yeah, chavs (a UK and European word for vandals) only live in the US. : /

@Vlogsoup

7 жыл бұрын

Blackguard I know what chavs are and I know they are all over the world. But here there is no chance of things like this being left untouched

@BFagan

7 жыл бұрын

+phoenixfyre71 Blanket statement is blanket. There's plenty of non-vandalized places in the US. Stop making an idiot out of yourself. For your sake, anyway.

@SELim-nm7dn

7 жыл бұрын

Agree Blackguard, I love to watch these abandon house exploration and had watched many over the years and so far all the Americans were very respectful. I have never seen any bad ones Americans or Europeans.

The thing in the attic you were wondering about is a yarn winder. I subscribe and look forward to your videos each week . :)

I love how you respect the houses you explore and you respect the items in the home. Love your choice not to use foul language.

Another awesome video Jordy and Lesley! Love the microphone it's an extra nice touch. Looking forward to the next one, have a great weekend!!

Wow you have just reached a new level of awesomeness. You guys have come so far. So much enthusiasm super great I'm really impressed. Your really are the very best !!!! I'm so proud of you

another stunning episode. i get genuinely excited when you guys upload. one best and most artistic channels on KZread. I think one of the kids did survive the war and return to the home for a while....that newspaper from '53. and judging by the model airplane and level of schoolwork that child would been too young to be constricted into the war....and perhaps came home after and stuck it out there for a few years after.

This home has made it to the top of my favourites list 👍🏼 love it, thank you 😊

@BrosOfDecay

6 жыл бұрын

Thankyou Michelle i loved this home to

As wonderful as ever! It really amazes me to think that these abandoned places were once places full of warmth, laughter, and merriment. Lots of thanks and love from Sri Lanka!.

Perfection as always! You guys rock!

Another fantastic video, thank you! I just wanted to say, you are by far the best on you tube! With love & light from the U.K :) x

@jacquelinehagedorn4562

7 жыл бұрын

Caroline Chaney I agree!

amazing place! Too much cool stuff to mention each one! I love it! fantastic that it has been left untouched by vandals.

so respectful!! I wish all were as kind. kudos

It never ceases to amaze me how these places are respectfully left intact after so many years. I also wonder why relatives do not recover the value of some of these items. It seems strange to just let a property rot away. The answer of course is the accumulation of material things in our lifetime become meaningless after we are gone. They are just items, they are not us. I would think they have historical value though to someone. Do you feel sad sometimes as you wander?

The handwritten notes at desk top- such beautiful penmanship. Here in Canada and USA we teachers cannot teach writing (cursive) anymore - only printing. Such a lost art. It's sad that students cannot read writing. Reason for not teaching? People only need to print as most things done by key board. That notebook demonstrates why so important. Primary sources almost always in handwriting. What an injustice we do to the youth.

@gail.r.4604

6 жыл бұрын

Change InTheAir o

@theenglishman9596

5 жыл бұрын

Yes it is beautiful handwriting, you cannot help but see the flowing lines with perfect spacing

Abslutley amazing , two exceptional young men

Beautiful! It’s amazing that a place that’s been vacant for decades looks that good! Thank y’all for taking your time to give us these lovely videos.

Your narration through the video is just excellent..i can't stop watching!! keep up the great work:)

@chattykathie7129

7 жыл бұрын

Yarn winder

@katslat8410

7 жыл бұрын

Yes, I agree!

@MrChuck19941

7 жыл бұрын

yes yarn winders & the barrel is a butter churn. Keep up the good work guys.

@cindyladuke6253

7 жыл бұрын

and a broken spinning wheel

@nicolettaciccone1004

7 жыл бұрын

The newspaper is in german language. I am studying it and is beautiful. Ich liebe Deutschland. 💖💖

Hey, greetings from Virginia (USA). I have been obsessed with urban decay/abandoned exploration for some time now. Some crews are really good. Others, not so much. I just found you! I love your commentating and how smooth your camera work is. Very nice. Your English is terrific and you both have such charming accents. It's completely lovely. I love how dedicated you are to not trashing or changing anything. You are both so compassionate about what you are doing. You do it with such kindness and consideration for the people that had to leave their lives to abandon and decay. I share the decay exploration with my grandkids and yours is one of the KZread sites that is very kind, family friendly and not full of cussing every other word. I'm not against colorful expletives, I use them myself when warranted (or after a good beer or two around the fire) But, some of these fellas and ladies can't say a sentence with out an MF! Well, gotta git. Just wanted to give credit where credit is due. Keep on doing what your doing. It works. By the way, you are both just so darned cute. Sincerely, Miss Ellie a.k.a Nana : )

I love how you describe everything, you make the houses your own and narrate how it might have been during that time, good job guys, thanks for visually preserving history on film!

your voice is wonderfully calming and you can feel the wonder you see in the objects... and your total respect for these houses is admirable

charming little house. thanks for sharing it with the world. loved the Bambi wall paper and the spinning implants that you found in the attic. can't wait for your next adventure. kudos big time!😆

Great new video!! You guys are the best!!! :-)

@BrosOfDecay

7 жыл бұрын

You make me blush :3

Love, love, love your amazing channel. Excellent narration, i felt we had stepped back into time. Thank you 😊

Thank you for been so respectful of the properties you visit. I love your videos!!

Awe!!!! Loved the Bambi wallpaper!

@tootiejill9242

6 жыл бұрын

I thought the Bambi wallpaper was really cute too! It`s a little faded but of all the wallpaper in the other houses...this is in the best condition!

@loriestevenson3201

6 жыл бұрын

HamsterLuv7777 i was really excited to see the wallpaper.

@bbygrlpt2

5 жыл бұрын

True!!! I wonder why people dont use wallpapers any more??

@sidneywiparata5675

5 жыл бұрын

Xzackly wat I said to myself.thats bambi

YAY!! A NEW VIDEO!!

you guys have such respect. shows your parents did well when you were younger

Love how respectful you both are of every place you explore. Thank you for that ❤️

Excellent video guys. I think the racks you found in the attic were for winding or spinning yarn.. I really enjoy your narration - dignified...

Wow, just Wow!! You guys are everything everyone has said!! Being Native American I love so many different cultures, so much is sacred to Natives and we keep our ways of our ancestors and our ways of old alive. I live in the south, USA and I know how much has been destroyed here in America, sadly. I love the furniture, its gorgeous!!!!!! someone mentioned about restoring it. I think its a wonderful idea!! I have a son who Owens his own business, actually 2...He tears down huge barns and homes in Texas and Florida. He refurbishes the wood and makes and has made the most beautiful furniture, accent walls and especially has done businesses in pubs, coffee shops, act. Also, private homes. Saving this wood, fixtures, ext is a must and should never be allowed to waste, causing more trees to be cut. I absolutely loved your videos and I get an amazing feeling seeing everything!! Your passion and the respect you show, shows how much respect you guys have in what you do and what you see. Thank you so much for giving us a peek into so much history of different cultures and the lives left behind. Your just the best!! love from Florida, USA!!

@douglashayden329

7 жыл бұрын

Starchaser 16 Yes sir your right. I agree 100%. So very much has been destroyed here in the U.S. I'm a white man and I just want to say I'm sorry for what my ancestors stole and took from your ancestors. It was completely wrong, selfish, and greedy. Not to mention all the unnecessary killing. I look around everyday and think of how people are destroying this beautiful land. If the white man would have never stepped foot on Native American soil, I know that today it would be the most wonderful place on the planet. So again please accept my apologie on behalf of my ancestors. It's all I have to offer.

@ravensmoon1699

7 жыл бұрын

+Douglas Hayden Hello!! Awe thank you, but I have no ill feelings, but you're right. It would be gorgeous for sure, in a lot of places. I love nature and when that's gone, nothing is left. We all should blame these elite families, dynasties, people who only wanted power, greed and more money. The Native American genocide was the biggest in U.S. history, its just buried deep away, even fron history books in school. But, the truth is out there.We all have been slaves throughout history and when you think about it you will see, ..many came here for a better Life, its just the government had a much more sinister plan. nothing was Sacred to them and they wanted this land at all cost. Its very sad but, we are here and my people Still to this day fight for just clean water on Their land they live on. No one truly owns Mother earth and one day, these elite families will fall by their own hands. Blessings

@douglashayden329

7 жыл бұрын

Starchaser 16 Thank you so very much for responding. You couldn't have said that any better. As a father of 7 children, I tell them the truth about Native Americans that the history books do not teach. My great grandmother was full blooded Cherokee, and Although I look, walk and talk like a white man, my mindset, even as a child has had a connection with Mother Earth. I hope that in some way somehow I have inherited that. I live in Ohio, and I would like to say once again, Thank you for responding. Your friend Douglas Hayden.

Another great episode, keep up the good work! Always a pleasure to watch you two.

Another class video! Thanks guys. This house is an incredible time capsule. And, as always, you guys paint such a beautiful picture in our minds of the family who once lived there... 'Bros of Decay,' your videos are outstanding! Well done lads, fantastic work.

#1000 "Thumbs Up" , here. :) That wallpaper with the deer was *charming!* I would love if you'd hold the closet doors open for a bit longer , as it's so nice to see the folded linens still neatly in place. Thanks, guys. Enjoyed it, as always. :)

@BrosOfDecay

7 жыл бұрын

Hey Thankyou :D

@lynlynch2168

6 жыл бұрын

Also love to see the linens. Did you note the fancy crochet or knitted item lying on the bed? Stained and discarded? I wondered if that was a tablecloth or ladies shawl.

Its ben a while since I watched your videos.I dont know why I guess I ben so busy. But apon seeing this video I relize that you guys have improved in basicaly every catogory. Picture quality has more atmospheric feeling. The new microphone gives better sound quality. The calm music in the background is perfect and not at all distracting. I love how you explain everything you see so the viewer can understand, Plus the added fun facts and history you provide are amazing. Love to see you guys get all happy and passionate and takeing all this so very progress based and serious. Its beautiful to see how you guys have grown :) Thank you

I love that you show respect and leave things as they were before you enter a home! Thank you, I love your videos!

I love the way you describe and enjoy the beauty of old places and things in them. Also the great respect you two have. You two are great at what you do. Please keep making videos they are so well narrated, and I can tell you love what you do very much.

the desk with the scale was breath taking just to think that was the man of the houses seat.

@cindyporter138

7 жыл бұрын

I agree Hunter...

Please, please, please wear masks because of the black mould guys,in a short time it can make you very ill. Great video thanks for sharing

@BrosOfDecay

6 жыл бұрын

I have gotten very ill of it and i am now wearing a mask in moldy places all the time Thankyou for the care

@lynlynch2168

6 жыл бұрын

and gloves, please, if you are touching items, especially fabric items. Glad to hear you are wearing masks now.

@loriestevenson3201

5 жыл бұрын

Trust me in the house I bought...

Another amazing find.I hope you keep doing this as I enjoy watching all of your videos.

So respectful. so much information. Thank You. Love your narrative and Love your RESPECT!

we love to watch your videos.

@BrosOfDecay

7 жыл бұрын

Lovely Karla

You should wear masks and gloves before you go in and start touching every thing. This can make anyone get really sick..

Your level of respect for the places you explore is wonderful to see. I love your videos...keep up the amazing work!

Great job boys. Loved that sweet little desk and (wool) spinner in the attic and old bike. So pleased it has been left untouched. Thanks for sharing.

I get so excited every time you post a new video. I wish there was a way to link Paypal to Patreon .

@BrosOfDecay

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks alot :) And doesn't matter my friend. Have a good one

@hsimpson6581

7 жыл бұрын

I did it !! I now have a Patreon

@BrosOfDecay

7 жыл бұрын

Awesome :D

@marysepradet3009

6 жыл бұрын

I thougt exactly the same, I wanted to make a small donation , but I never give my credit card on the web, I use Paypal each time, but it does not work for this

I believe this home may have belonged to a Jewish family as there were no displays of religious motifs or decorations. Quite a lot of their belongings are gone too, which indicates that they knew they weren't coming back and took all they could when they left the home. One can only hope that they made it to freedom...

@georgiaraynes1421

6 жыл бұрын

I got the impression they were Jewish too. A lot emigrated following the war and could have gone to Israel as they had the chance after the war. Also many ended up in USA and UK. It does look as if they took what they could carry.

@BlackJezuz69

3 жыл бұрын

But in The thumbnail you can literally see a cross hanging in The parents bedroom. In The video it is gone though.

love the way you present the houses, the furniture of this old homes is so lovely

Lesley, je bent de beste, ik geniet al een paar maanden van uw video's. Dat doe ik meestal s'nachts want dan wil ik wel altijd nog eentje en nog eentje bekijken en zo vliegt de nacht voorbij en schrik ik als er intussen alweer daglicht door de ramen komt. Ik geniet hier enorm van, herken zovele voorwerpen die mij terugbrengen naar mijn kindertijd bij mijn grootouders. Jouw kusje op het einde vind ik zo lief. Je zou mijn kleinzoon kunnen zijn ☺ ik ben een oma van 71, vaak eenzaam maar ik ben jou dankbaar voor al jouw i inzet om deze verlaten woningen met respect te tonen. Soms word ik er wat triest van maar dat ligt niet aan jou, dat is gewoon pure nostalgie. Doe zo verder ! Oma Lieve

wow you find awesome places.cant believe those jars haven't been smashed up.i found an amazing mansion/convent where nuns lived last week check out the video.great explore guys :)

@karinbeun2097

7 жыл бұрын

Urbex Paranormal

@BrosOfDecay

7 жыл бұрын

Yea it is awesome Thankyou my friend

@sharontroy5742

7 жыл бұрын

Bros Of Decay ---- Why don't you take some vintage bottles of wine or Champagne from the German Castle seems like if it's from 1800 you would be able to sell and make some bank !!!

@o.gnegishi6574

6 жыл бұрын

Urbex Paranormal can you show me the link?

Hi Bros of Decay! I love your "work". You lend such a warmth in your videos. I sure wish you guys would wear masks!! I shudder every time I see you in these beautiful places with led paint and so much toxic mold. While the old wallpaper is beautiful, some of the colors are made from pigments with high levels of arsenic in the green tones. Try not to touch :(. Love your work! PLEASE take good care...so you can do this until your old!

@donnajolivet6026

6 жыл бұрын

esockell , yes, somebody else told them to wear masks. They said they started wearing masks. But they really do need to wear gloves as well. Then somebody commented that the green the wallpaper is arsenic so they need to be very careful. Somebody else commented that the down pillows had bed bugs on them so they need to be very careful around them too. It is very easy to carry bed bugs home and very expensive to get rid of. I love this exploring of old homes. I just now have found this today. I will be watching more. Fascinating!

Bros, I so enjoy how you visit some of the places, then return a year or two later to see their condition later. I love your passion for what you do and I am grateful you share this passion with others. Grandma in Kentucky, U.S.A.

I just discovered your channel this morning and I must say that I love this house!! I could spend days in there just looking at every single item. I try to imagine what the house looked like on the last day the owner lived in it. Or the last Christmas or Birthday. So sad that no one loves this house anymore. It was once loved and lived in. You two have a very nice channel so I will subscribe today! Thanks for the beauty that is in your country!

The chamber pots are still in place!

Interesting. The Paper on the Nightstand 3:19 says "Geschlechtskrankheiten". It means "sexual transmitted diseases". By the way, I'm glad you're not talking about Ghosts and how creepy everything is!!!

@LottiXXX59

5 жыл бұрын

Stimmt! 😁

I just love Vintage also. it's nice that a couple dudes do to!!!

I love the respect you guys show to these properties. I wish they weren't left to rot. Such beauty. Thank you gentlemen.

The family died in WWII, makes me think the Nazi got them.... very sad. So nice to see the respect you show. I look forward to your films.

@BrosOfDecay

7 жыл бұрын

Thankyou Philip :)

Just wanted to say how much I enjoy your videos. I LOVE seeing old woodwork.

I've watched this video more than once! The home is beautiful and I really like that you guys have such respect for the property and items within your explores. Your narration is always enjoyable! I love the properties you choose and the preparation, research and effort you put into your explores. I always look forward to the next video.

So great that people have respected the property all this time. Thanks for sharing

that school bench made me tear up so sad...but definitely amazing!!!!

This is stunning and beautiful..thank you for sharing..you and your brother do such a great job..the children's wallpaper is sweet..

you guys do a great job on your videos....love the narration and the respect you show those homes

I absolutely love your videos! You guys have such respect for the homes that you explore and I like that. Alot of explorers don't do that but I truly have so much respect for you two because you are so kind in the way that you present your findings. Keep up the good work! Much love from the USA.

I like the respect that you show for all of these places and to the families. It is so interesting to see these places.

Awesome as always. Love you guys be careful on those old staircases See you next week

wonderful video i loved this house really awesome and thank you for sharing with us all x

Thank you for sharing. That was awesome!!!

Another top-notch video -- thanks for sharing!

Hi Guys. Thank you so much for sharing this home & it's beautiful furnishings with us.

Always enjoy your great videos..Thank you for sharing!!

i think it is just awesome how you walk through these place and talk about what you know oabout them and LEAVE IT INTACT

I love how you guys find the beauty in old decayed stuff and the respect you have for all.

@BrosOfDecay

7 жыл бұрын

Thankyou Joey we love it

amazing yet another brilliant video from you 2 guys

I always enjoy your videos and feel like I am with you on your trip. I try to imagine the smells of the dust in the air and the mustiness of old. Thanks for taking the time to explore and share. GREAT JOB ALWAYS!!

I love the respect you have for other people's belongings....even when they are no longer here on earth.

love how you talk and cherish other peoples things! well done!!

I love watching your videos. Thank you for sharing!

The wood panel inside the shelves is beautiful so is the vanity! It's amazing how well preserved this home is!

Love the Bambi wall paper! That alone charmingly dates the era of this house... Another Keeper guys, good job!

You guys are so nice and respectful of the homes, that is really good. Enjoy watching you,.

These guys show respect to the stuff inside the house.They touch the stuff so gently.Very nice videos guys.

Very respectful!! Love these videos and history.

You guys are the best so far. You really appreciate art and fine things!