If you put peppermint oil on the nape of your neck it helps immensely with headaches so I think this guy had a leg up with his tea also it helps with swelling and joint pain. The FDA also ran people out of business who were curing cancer naturally and even the Head of the FDA quit his job and took his wife to one man ( can’t think of his name off the top of my head) when she became sick with cancer and she was cured. My grandmother had to go to Mexico to get treatment for cancer because our treatments in America are poisonous and they care only about making money and they could give two shits about actually curing people.

@sharontuscano3598

5 жыл бұрын

so true

@janedoe9421

5 жыл бұрын

You're absolutely right, they only care about their hand in the money of pharmaceuticals.

@garnetbarton3313

4 жыл бұрын

@@janedoe9421 The money to the big pharmaceutical is all they really care about. To much money in treating people then having a cure. It is shameful for the American people to go thru this so big companies can get richer.

Hi, Hereford cattle originate in a town called Hereford in a county called Herefordshire in the UK. My Grandfather used to raise Hereford cattle way back in the 1940's at his farm in Herefordshire. xx

Greetings from the Lehigh Valley! So glad I found your channel! Thank you for sharing the history of these locations! Thoroughly enjoy your videos!

@JPVideos81

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching Kimberly

This was great! All I kept thinking through the whole video is how awesome it would be if it was fixed into a house! Ooh it’d be beautiful!

@JPVideos81

6 жыл бұрын

I'd love to live in a big space like that.

The gutters were for Holstein dairy cows. The cows pooped into gutter when being milked. The barn is similar to my dads dairy barn. The top was a hay loft. Looks like they used it for a house/ play area. As children we always played in the haymow/ loft. Brought back memories!

@JPVideos81

5 жыл бұрын

Interesting, thanks

I love it when you do your research about the abandoned place it makes the videos so much more interesting to watch.

@JPVideos81

6 жыл бұрын

I love discovering the past about these locations.

I love old barns! The "troughs" in the floor - the one in front on the stanchions was where the cattle would be fed hay or grain while being milked. The squared off trough is where the cows poop would be washed into with a hose and washed away in order to keep the milking parlor clean. That looks like old silage in the silo - food for cattle. I love the stairs into the haymow. Usually there was only a ladder fixed to the wall to climb up. Old file box or 78 record box.

I truly enjoyed this video, Jay! Felt like a history lesson as well as your adventure. I know Hereford cattle are a UK breed of cow, Hereford is not too far away from me. This guy sounded like he knew a thing or two about non-processed foods and natural healing etc. Years ahead of us now! Thanks for an awesome video! x

The trough you said was for food or water is where the cattle would be fed while in the stantions. The pipe that was at the end would feed water to cups mounted on the stantions that the cattle would push a lever with their nose to release the water and drink. The gutter on the other side was for poop and pee while they were in the stantions. Either were cleaned by hand or with and auto barn cleaner.

@JPVideos81

6 жыл бұрын

Wow, thanks for that info. Guess i wasnt too far off.

@jennikj225

5 жыл бұрын

I grew up on a dairy farm and had to help shovel the sh*t into those gutters after the cows were let out to graze after morning milking. Oh so fun LOL.

@jacobshort6528

5 жыл бұрын

I'm pretty sure that it's spelled "STANCHIONS". My Father has subscribed to the Wisconsin Farmer's association newspaper for 30 years, and they often had ads for 'stanchions for sale'. Just so you know.

@maryrobert6852

5 жыл бұрын

Mary B, this is also Mary B, I am so glad that I am not the only one that knew that.........I was raised on a dairy farm

@shirleyhughes1455

5 жыл бұрын

@@jacobshort6528 did you mean stations? That's what we called them, bringing the cows in to milk them.

The furniture you find in some of these places is beautiful. Hard to believe that no one wanted it.

Sad to think of the man hours it took to build this barn, now ruined from neglect. All it would have taken would some minor maintenance......

Hi JP🖐️ And friend.please be careful and safe as usual. It seems to be A big Barn. The silo is huge. The place is overly creepy! It seems like I've seen this one before, there's Too many comments to scroll through. 🤔🤷

Deb from Idaho~~~~~~Your area of the country is so green and lush, even if it is overgrown!!!! Love going through these older videos, they are so good and fun to watch. I appreciate all of your hard work!

the roof structure of this building is artwork. so beautiful.

The ground troughs are wash outs from hosing down the stalls and milking platform.

I love old barns no matter if the have history are not .Love this one thank you for sharing this.

What an amazing find!! Old furniture, old buildings, just loved it all. Thanks for taking us along.

Beautifully situated place with an interesting past. Thank you JP

Very interesting history on this place good work on research of this place your videos are always gripping you rock.

When I was little I used to go to the cow barn with my dad. I used to watch the cows follow each other to the barn and even step into harness to be milked. I thought everybody had farmland and animals cause we did. Funny little things I thought when little. lol

It was definitely a dairy barn operations at one time. The troughs in the floor was for the feces abs stuff to be washed out.

I love your voice. Just thought of who your voice reminds me of....Liam Neesin. Thanks for sharing.

@JPVideos81

5 жыл бұрын

Haha. Thanks

the second smaller building probably was the chicken house. loved the big barn's ceiling roof woodwork !

Better late than never to this party, JP. Excellent adventure. Studied him all over google. Learned a lot & feel like I've been thru a part of history. This was a real look & learn explore - thank you.

@JPVideos81

5 жыл бұрын

You're welcome

What an awesome find and great job on the research which I found even cooler. I probably wouldn't even thought of looking up info on a barn. Toys and Xmas decorations are always a sure find lol.

Beautiful old Barn, beautiful views! Love PA, trees and mountains.

Great explore JP! Thanks for adding the history, pretty cool to know some of the background! Blooper at the end was funny, don’t know how many bloopers you have but you should put them together, bet it would be hilarious! Thanks for sharing and gave thumbs up!

@JPVideos81

6 жыл бұрын

It would be a long blooper video Haha

@pokemonhunter9409

6 жыл бұрын

JPVideos 😂😂😂. You should put one together sometime!

That area for water is for the cows. When they pee and poop. The farmer also scrapes any that doesn't make it in there. It's an entire system that does get washed away from the barn to the outside. It's actually ingenious and keeps waste away from the cows as best as possible.

Nice video, plus love the way you researched and pass the info on. Not many do that. This is much more interesting.

Estamos sendo bem informado através dos seus vídeos jp.Valeu! 👍💖

This is my absolutely favorite video so far from you!! This was very interesting and informative! I love how much info you found out. You by far are my fave explorer on KZread!!

@JPVideos81

5 жыл бұрын

Wow, thanks sandie!

Excellent! Beautiful location. Loved the tour of the old barn.

Wow!! That barn is amazing!! The views are stunning!!! Thank you JP!!

@JPVideos81

5 жыл бұрын

You're very welcome

Hereford is a breed of beef cattle. This looks like an old milking barn.

Nice video really enjoyed the history on this find. Well done.

I really loved this video and all the information you give with it. You do such a good job that it makes me feel almost as if I'm there.

the round cylinder is actually called a silo were they put grain are corn to feed the livestock

Great video. Very cool place. Unique history too.

It's amazing how things find U when not lookn! U r FEARLESS going up of those stairs! It's a beautiful barn too bad that it's wasting away. Thank u for sharing!

That was an unusual barn. So massively HUGE!!! As I was watching the video I got a weird kinda creepy vibe. Thank you indeed for sharing your finds. It's always a great experience for you to take us along with you. ❤

What a interesting find. This place really something else. Alot of cool furniture and interesting buildings. I love the history behind this place and will definitely do some more research on it. Thanks for the great video.

@JPVideos81

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks jason

Interesting video, big property, thx for sharing

I love that logo on the front of the barn! Great video buddy! Happy to see you rising! Well deserved.

@JPVideos81

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Robbie, your support means alot. Btw we have a KZreadr meetup scheduled for September 8th. Check my community tab for the info.

Excellent video JP you’re videos are always perfect 👌👍🏻

@JPVideos81

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you my friend

Awesome find and interesting background reserarch!!!

Your input is hilarious... 'this here is a chair, or an elevator.' 'This could be a book, or a donkey.'

@JPVideos81

4 жыл бұрын

I have a good number of legally blind viewers who listen to my comments to paint a picture. So i speak the obvious so they can understand what i see.

This was a great video. Thanks!!

@JPVideos81

5 жыл бұрын

You're welcome

I just ran on to this video ,way cool. I'd love a house like this can u imagine a master bedroom up in the loft and kitchen living room bath below . WOW

Great video of the old barn 😊 Thanks

@JPVideos81

5 жыл бұрын

You're welcome

you find some really cool places. I am a small town boy myself, and spent many a day on the farms. always love big open barns. on a side note. I got a call from Steam Town yesterday. and i have been told the big boy is getting a paint job. and will be all under tarps when I get there on July 14. so sad I was going to bring my model of it , and get video standing infront of her.

@JPVideos81

6 жыл бұрын

Oh thats too bad. Email me with the details or your meetup. jpvideos81@gmail.com

A recent viewer asked if in your explores you are ever bitten by ticks. Abandon places like this had me thinking the same thing..... I had my first experience with the devils about 20 years ago .We explored an abandoned 100 yr. old barn on a friend's property. Saw a "pie safe " and treadle sewing machine etc. among old tools and machinery . Had a great time. Later, an inflamed "itchy " bite developed on my leg. Went to the doctor and told him I may have a Lymes Tic bite. Impatiently he asked " What makes you think that ? " I anwered , " Well, my sister says it looks like one." He snarkily asked ,"Who's your sister ?" I answered , " Well, she's an Analytical Chemist at Bio-labs in Atlanta...... He ordered the blood test and started me on antibiotics ( it was Lymes .) ........ Be on the look out for that hateful red target , start antibiotic within 2 wks. and stay safe ! You have a lot more places to explore : )

That place is neat. Very cool location. The outtakes were cool too.

Well for not knowing much about barns you guessed pretty good. A Silo was used for grain storage and the top of the barn was where hay was kept. To keep it out of the weather for use mostly in the winter for the cows. Nice video. I'll watch for the one you were headed for when you found this barn.

@JPVideos81

6 жыл бұрын

It should be out Thursday or Friday.

Awesome,,,,,Thank You

Cool information and video

This was a great post!! What a cool spot and had a good time watching This!!!!

@JPVideos81

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks bud

Jp vídeos! O lugar é sinistro! Jesus🤤

Best urbex channel I've seen lately. Great video.

@JPVideos81

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

great video with a sad past. ☆☆☆

Great video Jay..looking as handsome as ever 😘🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

@JPVideos81

5 жыл бұрын

Ty claire

Inside the barn the cows would go to bathroom in the rear gutter usually had chain driven paddle to clean it out into a manure spreader. The front gutter was for feeding the cows ground feed or hay.

Really enjoyed this one a lot. I like the offbeat explorations.

Great job!!!

@JPVideos81

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks

Very cool and interesting place. You are on fire lately.

Great work you did recording

Great video.

The inside of the dairy barn reminds me of our families' barn back in the late ' 50's early ' 60's . Daddy's dairy barn was smaller but he processed and delivered the fresh milk to local homes, businesses and schools. I can still see the cows grazing in green pastures. The video brought back sweet memories... Enjoyed the tour thru another great video .

Great find again! Very old and cool looking barn. Also, I does look like people have been threw there looking for valuables but at least vandles haven't spray painted the place up yet.

@JPVideos81

6 жыл бұрын

Surprisingly no graffiti

I know you were not going for comedy at the end but it gives a better sense that this type of stuff you do or any of the creators do isn’t easy. So thank you for the hard work.

@JPVideos81

6 жыл бұрын

It made for a fun lighthearted segment of the video. Its not always easy filming these, but i have a lot of fun doing it.

Hereford Beer cattle, that’s an idea I can get behind!! Lol Your videos are the best, I used to live 45 minuets from Scranton and I miss having abandoned places to explore. Your videos are the next best thing to being there, so thank you!!

@JPVideos81

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Donna

Sou do Brasil jp vídeo!! Estou gostando muito dos seus vídeos👍💖😘

Nice barn find and really great information about it. I noticed you use a cap light like I do (Bushnell 65 or 75 lm). I can't seem to find them anymore, bought my last one at Wally World. Thanks for the video. Tom-WV

@JPVideos81

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching

GREAT HISTORIC FIND I LOVE IT.IT IS A MILKING BARN,HERE IN THE WEST THERE HUGE.I LOVE IT I HAD A HAPPY YOUNG LIFE.I THINK IT HAS GREAT HEALTH POTENTIAL. FIND THE OWNER IF YOU CAN I WILL MAYBE BUY IT.

LOL.. Beer Cattle 😁😁😁😁 Yet another fine video my friend. 👌👌👌

@JPVideos81

6 жыл бұрын

Mmm beer...

Quite the barn and history.

Herefords are a breed of cow.Good video. Fantastic location love the stone silos. Thanks for uploading.

@shirleyhughes1455

5 жыл бұрын

A heifer is a female cow, which hasn't had a calf yet.

Awesome find n video, and finally find yr channel that's close too my area ,so many I watch or from areas far away which are awesome but I love seeing places near my area as well, thank you n very much appreciate.

@JPVideos81

6 жыл бұрын

What part of Pa are you from?

@brendasalada5565

6 жыл бұрын

JPVideos , Gap Pa .

Fascinating find. The stalls are limited for a dairy farm but it's interesting nevertheless. Seems he was early to produce organic type milk.

If someone had a few houndred thousand dollars to invest that property could be restored, and some of that furniture could be restored as well. Old builds are the best versus new builds. Think about it, there are old structures built one houndred plus years ago, still standing. Man your channel ROCKS!!!

Very interesting! 👍🏻😋

that was an old dairy barn, believe me i know because my sister lives at an old dairy barn & it is built the same way! ty for the video

That is the name of a breed of cattle & the cows gave wonderful ,rich milk The 1 we milked was 1 half jersey & gurney . Both gave the best . So we had the best.

A magnificent barn. In Minnesota, there’s a lot happening with re-purposing of old historic barns. They are being fixed up and used as ‘rural wedding event centers’. The one you visited would be beautiful in that role. These places stand as great sentinels of our country’s farming history and I hate to see them fall into such disrepair. Thanks for sharing.

Haha like the blooper at the end.

Old dairy barns have troughs so the cows could eat while being milked. Before milking the floors would be cleaned/sanitized and after milking cleaned and sanitized. The government basically put the small dairy farms out of business so they could take over.

😬😬😬interesting!

The trough down the middle was used to wash the cow pooh out of the barn when they would usually use a hose to clean the stalls .The big round silo was for silage to feed the cattle .

Thanks !

great video and background

That barn!! The upstairs looked like ribs (ceiling) How did they construct that? 😳 Enjoyed! 👍

I would totally live there!!!!

Animal spirits everywhere just frozen in time.. Mahalo for the vid..

hi jp el rancho i thought was very interesting , at the same time misterious . stephen hall . keep up the good work.

Enjoyed your video the powers-that-be has caused all of these Barns and silos to be blown up or torn down I was raised in country and farm area and every Farm had a barn and a silo and we used to play in the corn and make out like we disappeared we had to be careful cuz we could disappear

Awesome channel I need to learn some filming skills from you.

@JPVideos81

6 жыл бұрын

I'm a fan of your videos as well. Found you through the carpetbagger. Thanks for watching.

@ExplorationUnknown

6 жыл бұрын

JPVideos That's so cool. If you are ever in Tennessee hit me up I'd love to do some filming with you.

@JPVideos81

6 жыл бұрын

Would love to. If you ever venture up to Pennsylvania, let me know.

Awesome interesting

Hi guys , very cool vid , hell , the amount of work that went into the roof space , sounds like the owner was a very suss guy. like the vid

@JPVideos81

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Steve

that is as big as a family file box would be, lol that is all my dad had his whole life. He was a dairyman too.

Incredible to think that structure is still in that good condition after all of these years! Awesome find guys!

He was probably a holistic doctor. They are not recognized by Medicare or Medicaid, but they are the best doctors. They know about holistic medicine, no drugs, no side effects, just healing with Nature's gifts.

@janedoe9421

5 жыл бұрын

The best kind of "dr" in my book. Clinical Drs don't listen to you, they don't try to find the reasons they just write out a script and smile because if the kickback they will recieve.