Watching from CT! This just brought my entire childhood back in one flash. I miss those days. This house reminded me of my grandparents house that we had to clean out after they passed. So many bottles and can goods and glass canning, Tupperware from the 60s, and games, toys, movies on VHS. Also all the pins and jewelry. It's very sad they raised their kids there and it looked to be such a happy home but then to just see the way they rummaged through things and left such a mess was sad and shows how generations have changed 😢. The lack of respect and care is evident in many of these situations. Thank you for taking the time to show us and being so respectful too. 🙏

I loved this explore!! I was born in 1972 and can relate to everything in that super duper cool house!! Vintage baby! I would totally buy this house as is, fix it up and clean it up!!! So sad the family hasn’t done anything with their parents things. Kitchenware etc. can be of good use to someone who doesn’t have anything! Plus..it’s vintage!! Woodstock, On. 😀

@colleenhoperue5538

2 жыл бұрын

I totally agree with your comment.I also recognize and have had many of them items.I will be 45 this summer,having been born in 77.🐈

Someone needs to buy the contents of that home. I’d hate to see that stuff deteriorate. I wish that person could be me!

I can not believe children let this beautiful home decay. Pitiful. Breaks my heart. Take the things to Goodwill or Salvation Army or Yard Sell.

@deborahwoodyard8895

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much !!

@dv7548

3 жыл бұрын

That's exactly what I thought to.

@amanda_xo

3 жыл бұрын

*sale

@kellyhenderson9972

2 жыл бұрын

Like when my great grandma died we rented dumpsters cause she threw out nothing. And salvaged antiques and valuables. And sold her house. Which was a mid century modern house with a sunken living room. It was super nice

@leonagoodbar2399

2 жыл бұрын

Never seen so much junk as in the last two house.Just bulldoze the whole Mess.

Makes me sad. People must have been around my age. I am 63 and my son states all the time he wants no part of this shit when I am gone. Trying to get me to move in with them. But how do you throw your whole life away. I am from Cincinnati Ohio in the USA and love your videos. Especially what's up guys. Take care and be safe. Thanks for taking me with you. Sad other people can be like you and leave things like they found it- that's respect. Prayers Teresa

@dv7548

3 жыл бұрын

Well here's a thought have your belonging picked up and donated. When the time comes. If they want maybe other people will.

@stephaniedodson3288

3 жыл бұрын

I wish there was anything in my family to pass down. I go to antique stores and buy things to pass down to my children. My mom and grandma came from broken homes so they never had much. I hope to change that for my kids.

@Eargesplitten-Loudenboomer

2 жыл бұрын

It reminds me a lot of my grandparents house, there in their late 70's. I played with a bunch of those toys when I was a kid, so I think they may have been around that age too. I'm from the Cleveland area.

@PeterDrinnan

Жыл бұрын

I am trying to get rid of anything I don't need. Nothing worse than leaving mountains of stuff for other people to have to sift through.

To me it looks like this is a family home with A LOT of history inside. These capsules always looks like places where someone, a family member have gone through things but it becomes overwhelming and they leave. Houses with so much stuff like this must be difficult for any close family to go through.

@Highlikeheaven89

2 жыл бұрын

@@timetocrochet1547 and the plants were barely wilted!

Amazing. They must have just recently died since those plants still have some life in them, that tree at 01:55 and plant at 02:02 look recently wilted

I love the style of this house! The steps going into the rooms, iron railings and those toys... I played with almost all of them when I was a kid. The plants can be saved! It couldn't have been abandoned that long because those plants have life. Gr8 Explore 🏘️ ♥️

@Freaktography

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you like them!

@MistyLaneLoveConquersALL

3 жыл бұрын

@@Freaktography I ♥️ THEM! ☺️

At first I thought , hey give me a week and I could get it cleaned. And then I saw the “Holy Cow” room! OK, I need two weeks 🤨

I have a feeling the house has not been empty very long, 5-6 months max. The blue surgical masks on the kitchen table and main bedroom are a very 2020 thing. Also there appeared to be power as we could see the time lit up on the microwave. Some areas of the house have little dust or cobwebs, whereas other look like they have been unused for years. And that dying tree still had some green on it. If I were to guess, I'd say an elderly couple lived there their whole life and raised a family, the husband passed away years ago and the widow remained only living in some parts of the huge house (basement door duct taped) until she passed away (or went to live in a long term care home) a few months ago. The widow may not have been able to maintain the house hence the water damage in the dining room.

@bettyhale4502

2 жыл бұрын

Yes,I noticed the mask and tree in the living room. Kids do not take care of their parents, as they did in the 40's and 50's. Use to be the elder parent would go to live with one of the children, if they had any. Makes you wonder if she died I'd Covid and the family hasn't had time for estate to be settled.

This was a gorgeous home. I just can't fathom why it is all left. It is a sin to leave it all to ruin. Maybe a dispute over ownership or inheritance? Things of value, collectibles, things that others can use. Teddy bears need love. Someone please just get it donated.

@deborahstrunk1956

Жыл бұрын

agreed.....i was just hoping someone would touch the stuffed animals...im sure they were just waiting for some love!

I am watching you from Wisconsin. I am getting angrier and angrier the more I see of this home and all of the treasures. Where the f are the kids and grandkids ? This home is in repairable shape now, but not for long. Just a dirty rotten shame it sits and rots.... Thanks for the tour.

@stephaniedodson3288

3 жыл бұрын

Not everyone has children and grandchildren. Very sad these things can't be treasured.

Oh my gosh. I love this explore. I adored your little story about having met the lady of the house. It is such a beautiful house. I loved seeing all the old toys and stuff. I used to have most of those old toys back when I was growing up. The 70's. Good stuff. That cold cellar looked like it was filled floor to ceiling, wall to wall with webs- not just the doorway. Lol. This is a great video... the feelings it stirs up, the the story it tells. I love the end where you filmed the water game, filmed the water then fill the game. So cool.👏👏👏

Such a beautiful house. Two things that sticks out with this video, is as we age, we really have to get rid of our stuff cause obviously family don't want to spend the time going thru all that stuff. My kids don't want any of my stuff. Also, my husband like to hold onto things "just incase" we need it. Our crawlspace is jammed with stuff we haven't use in a long time. Great video !! It was cool seeing all the old items the homeowner had.

@sylviarippey6488

Жыл бұрын

I agree. My son doesn't want any of our stuff. I'm 52 & my husband is 58. We have purged so much over the years. I won't do that to my son when we are old and can no longer maintain our home.

Looks like they raised kids in this house and kept all their old toys for their grand kids and perhaps great grand kids.

Ominous to think that all our belongings and material objects remain after we are gone like this. We cant take them with us when we go. Life is oh so precious, cherish every moment in the sun.

I like the layout of the home, the one part of the basement already ready for a mancave. An the vintage things left behind is crazy. Like the 🎥. From North Carolina

Plant people, assemble. Rescue those plants please.

Oh Wow! What a find. Wonder why the family never came back. Those toys could be saved. Really liked the house. Nice, big and lots of space. Thank you for the tour and take care.

The Design of the house looked good to me, and I bet looked better then. It's nice to know that you have Respect, Empathy, Compassion, and others for the families that lost. With this Pandemic going on it confuses a lot of people(including me), so to have these Qualities is refreshing. Good job. Thanks.

Kat here from Phoenix, AZ. This video is great. I’d like to think the family has a good reason to leave everything but it’s still sad. Serious reminder that in death we can’t take things with us.

There are so many things I want from this house. I love time capsule houses.

LMAO! All that booze! Looks like the old girl liked a good time! Also explains why Elmo looked like he had a rough night draped over the sink! 😂😂😂

I hope you watered the plant. Looks like the relatives were starting to sort thru some things, got called away, got in accident and never came back. Also that the older people were unable to take out trash and stored cartons and such in that back room.

@Missfireblossom

3 жыл бұрын

I was fretting over the tree the whole time! When he put water in the game i was like, no, water the poor plants!

@sylviarippey6488

Жыл бұрын

@Shay Caroline same. Made me so sad to see that poor tree. I know he said he doesn't take stuff, but I would have made an exception to the rule and take the plants.

That house is beautiful!! And so many treasures from a lifetime of accumulating....to think , we humans spend so much time obsessing over the very things we can't take with us. Thank you for sharing, from Topeka, Kansas, U.S.A. I FOLLOW YOU ON YOUR OTHER CHANNELS- EVEN REDDIT. TAKE CARE. YOUR WHOLE CREW ARE MY FAVORITES!!!

What a find! Treasure chest of goodies! A lot of the games are worth money! I do hope that someone from the family does come and donate a lot of the household items! Thanks for an awesome video

I gave this a Like before it even truly started. That opening text deserved it all on its own. Thank you for aknowledging how this is about real people that deserve respect.

Born in 1970, I had most of those toys growing up. Being an adult, I would LOVE that Hoth game! thanx for sharing!! Hello from California

My jaw is on the floor! I cannot believe all the stuff these people just left here! It really is a sad thing to see and it makes me think about the old saying “you can’t take it with you”! Another great find thank you, Cheers from Sugarland Texas ❤️

how could the family leave this house to decay! Hire a company to clean it out, someone to repair damages and sell it. Maybe there is a problem with the will. So very sad.

Debbie from Illinois they loved there grandchildren so much !🌈🌞🥰

whoa, party central in the basement! 😂 honestly though, it really makes you think about the items you choose to surround yourself with.

This house was sad yet, I saw things that brought a smile to my face that were memories from my childhood. Great find!! I live in North Carolina.

There are some cost worthy things in that house. I love the living room mirror and china cabinet and crytal glassware. and the chandeliere. That's too much stuff. There should be a yard sale. These things could've been shared with someone in need if there was no family. I have no idea how this happens. Thank you for showing all of these things. In the 😊wear coast.

What an awesome house Have a wonderful day Jenn

What a cool house. I'm surprised not one person has left a comment on this video. You found some cool stuff here. Thanks for the tour.

@Freaktography

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

What a waste to let a house rot like this. Amazing find. London ON here!

The things that stood out for me is, the person loved flowers plants and gardening (canned 🍅), and children (toy collection), I love seeing the old red view master and the push corn popper, these toys are from my childhood, I'm 60 years of age.

@Freaktography

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing!!

They Saved For Any Occasion With Family In Mind. It Just Goes To Show That People Think Ahead. FROM NYC.

Wow, that is alot of memories left behind...sadly no one from the family seemed to have gone through to bring some with them. From a small town in the province of Quebec.

Cleaning out your family home can be so emotionally traumatic. Wether there still alive or passed. Maybe there is only one family member and nobody to turn to for help. Very sad.🇨🇦

Real nice house I really like the floor plan ..so sad everything left behind bet it had some really good memories in that house.🙌👍

Awesome!! Vintage eye candy!! You did fantastic coverage of this house, loved every minute of this video!!

Dave that was a really dope find. Can’t believe all the stuff left behind a lifetime of stuff. It’s sad really ,we accumulate all this stuff then we die. As always thanks for the awesome adventure 😃👍

What a beautiful house. My siblings and I had almost all of those same toys. Did anyone else notice the Marlin Perkins Wild Kingdom puzzle? (actually unless you're my age, probably not) So much life history here.

To coin a new phrase, "Behind every mess up is a clean up." That means solutions are around the corner.

Such a beautiful home and the basement was the best part of the house! Cool video! :D *Extra points for the bon jovi album*

@Freaktography

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!

Thank you so much for sharing this home with us. I love how you get up close a go slowly over the things in the house. Thank you again. It's been a wonderful experience.

What was the loss (other than likely death)? That’s a Christmas cactus on the side table. With the amount of toys and canning and cooking implements, it seems this was a home once full of love and family. Those toys are beyond epic!!!

Hello from Lexington, Kentucky! What an amazing find! Thank you so much for taking the extra time to share all the little details!

Love that house, I would love to have it and fix it up and live in it. I would donate all the stuff to people that would use the stuff

Watching from St. Thomas, Ontario -- Freaktography, I know you did a couple of videos in St Thomas such as St Thomas Psychiatric Hospital & the former courthouse / police station!! :) Thanks & keep up the great work!!

Love that you put the notification to families of these houses. I'm curious has any one ever reached out?

@Freaktography

3 жыл бұрын

yes it has happened a handful of times and always ends up being pleasant

Lititz, PA. It’s better than an antique or community aid store. I could spend days looking at all that retro stuff.

I've started watching your videos, and a lot of them are really cool, but this house didn't look really abandoned to me. The plants still had life in them. I believe family members were/are going through it all. Watching this one- even though it had a lot of cool stuff in it..made me feel really uncomfortable, like I was trespassing,and you.. If this had been my Grandma's house, I'd totally want to kick ur a$% for this one

@CoD7Vietnam

Жыл бұрын

If you left your grandma’s house in such a mess I’d want to kick your ass

Interesting video. Love seeing all those great old toys!😍 We have that Fisher Price farm Barn toy ... It's a cute one!🐴🐔🦆🐄

Split level homes are my favorite. I grew up ina split level. It really brings back memories. These people had a bit of money to build this. Beautiful home!

It reminds me a lot of my grandparents house with the decorations and all the canned food in the basement. A lot of those toys I had or played with as a kid. Then I saw Connor at 26:24 which is my name. It makes me extremely sad because they must have been a similar age and reminds me we might not have much time left.

Love this house .amazing all the toys and board games.

Found your videos randomly and now can't stop watching them. Keep up the good work.

@Freaktography

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you like them!

Awsome video-i love it.I loved seeing all the stuff left behind.😊

Watching from Delaware. So many, many memories! Really sad to see that home deteriorate like that but this was an excellent video. You always give great content.

@Freaktography

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching

I am watching from Toodyay Western Australia xxx

That is a gorgeous house!

Amazing! Thank you for sharing. A bit sad at the end there with the music but very fitting. Great work! hamilton,Ontario

Just found your channel from Proper People. This house tour was awesome. It made me think about all of those toys I had when I was younger. I had all of those Fisher Price Little People toys. The A-Frame, the Airport, and the School house. Very Cool! Illinois

That was a very nice place, sad that the family doesn't want it or the stuff in it. They are losing out on a bit of $ just on the contents alone. I love watching you and your abandoned and waterfall videos from Huntington West Virginia, USA

What a nice video. As always I liked n enjoyed seeing all the stuff left behind. Cant wait to order some 70s to 90s memorbilia for my collection again very soon

@Freaktography

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Wow, those toys brought back memories! So heartbreaking to see that stuff just sitting there and the house decaying.

@Freaktography

3 жыл бұрын

Tell me about it

This was one of my all time favorites. Lots of great stuf. so sad. from St Thomas, Ontario

This is such a nice video. I'm a collector of 1970s to 90s tabloids and magazines, and memorbilia. So it was nice to see the stuff left behind

That is a beautiful home! I'd absolutely love to live there!

So sad that the children or grandchildren did not want to save some of those memories in the house 😢

It really is a time capsule... it’s amazing how much stuff they kept over years. It’s a shame it’s just sitting there to rot.

What a Fun fun house!!! I would have been in heaven with all those encyclopedias as a kid!- and the toys omg!! The vintage jewelry !!! Such love there!

Some of those toys bought back memories how I wish to be young again 🙂. You can tell it hasn't been abandoned too long by the plants and the tree also I didn't noticed any mold. Excellent find keep up with the good job 🙂.

Hi. I'm from Vancouver, Washington. All those toys & games you found, I have played with when I was a kid. Takes me down memory lane seeing all the stuff that you found in each room of that house. It's a shame to see all of it just rot away like that. Truly a time capsule indeed!!! Please show more time capsule videos-- I love them. God bless.

Said the old folks passed away and no one wanted to collect their stuff awesome video thanks

Watching from Muncie Indiana. I LOVE your videos. Sometimes when I’m watching and I see some of the neat things u focus in on I like to stop and look them up on eBay. The Donnie and Marie game I saw for $80. U make amazing videos, love every single one.

Best to keep location guarded, crazy looters!

First of all, this is a beautiful home. i believe that this couple could've been in flea marketing. and when there no longer could do it, they brought it all on home. it is very sad to see so much just go to waste and no one to care about it. it is a jem.

I would love to see this one someday. The children's toys had me in tears, memories of playing with my son with a lot of them. I love how you set up the toys at the end. I hope no one finds this to vandalize or steal things. Take photos and leave only footprints.

The amount of treasures in that house is mind blowing! But I’m sitting here with tears in my eyes thinking how their entire lives are in that home slowly rotting away. It does appear that someone has gone though a lot of it, became overwhelmed and just left it. So very sad. Thank you for sharing. It really makes you see life in a different way.

Watching from South Carolina! Love your channel.

New Orleans watching here; good video.

This house is gorgeous- All very sad

I LOVE the way set up those retro toy's in the living room. I had those toys when was we one, ha,ha . I live in Warwick R.I. !! Your so honest that you don't take anything, I ❤️ that about you. BE SAFE DAVE !!!! 😘😇🙏

Yupp,I'm binge watching AGAIN 😊

I remember playing with quite a few of the same Fisher Price toys as a kid, especially the schoolhouse. My grandmother had one, and I remember it usually being confined to the off-limits shelf during the family reunions because my cousin would always get caught using the letter magnets to write swear words on it.

Oh wow! There is a lot there that is worth quite a bit... That unopened Rocky Vinyl and those two silverware sets alone would go for a lot on ebay! lol

Another great video! Reminds me of the house I grew up in, in southern Ontario. Sad to see ALL of that stuff still in there... I'm in Vancouver now :)

@debrna

3 жыл бұрын

I would love to be able to purchase some of that costume jewelry and some of the china.

This house is very cool looking. Love that basement and how it looks. Them toys brought bake a lot of memories. I am from Michigan USA!!!

Very nice home thank you 4 sharing

@Freaktography

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much 😊

Geez you got a tic tac toe right off! 3 blue diagonally! Must be a record....I used to have that game and a waterful ring toss! Errol Village, just outside Sarnia Ontario, near Camlachie

Absolutely beautiful

Some real classic toys in great shape...the water tic tac game ohh the hours playing that!!! Florida

Thank you for exploring it for us 🙏🙏🙏

@Freaktography

3 жыл бұрын

My pleasure 😊

Watching from Chicago, cool stuff man. Be safe

lot of nice things left behind . Such a beautiful house . I think they started . Packing up some of the things . And finally just gave up . Have a great evening .

This place is gorgeous. Needs to be cleaned