Those are glass Insulators on the pass-thru, were on telegraph and electric poles used to carry the wires. I like how you present your video, especially when you pan slowly. I would be absolutely content to live in that house. The car is a 1999 Lincoln Town Car, a very good and dependable car. I used to drive a 95-year-old lady to the eye doctor in one just like it. The washer and dryer, Inglis were made by Whirlpool from the 70s era. The fridge and freezer were also made by whirlpool in 70s.

@silenthillsexplorations

3 ай бұрын

Ahh, thank you for letting me know about everything! I always have fun learning what everything is from kind viewers like you :)

I think you are a very good story teller. Very respectful of others lives. My dad passed away five years ago and it fell to me to clean out the house. This brings back so many memories of mom and dad's place. 47 years in one home. If walls could talk. Lots of tears but it had to happen, eventually it will for all of us. Just a part of life. Thank you.

@silenthillsexplorations

3 ай бұрын

Im sorry for your loss, that must be very difficult to go through.

The note was written by an older person. Maybe they were having issues with the dishwasher. And the solution was to turn the water on and off. I love that you are respectful of this home and the contents within. Many channels are not respectful when it comes to this. Thank you

Wow this is an awesome video but it has made me sad 😞! ❤️🤘👍😢

@silenthillsexplorations

3 ай бұрын

Thank you very much, this was a very sad explore though.

Beautiful find, Thank you for sharing..

@silenthillsexplorations

3 ай бұрын

Of course! I have many more beautiful explores to come. :)

This house is absolutely amazing, I love time capsules like this. It's nice to see a house like this without vandalism and graffiti. It always makes you a little sad when so many wonderful things, especially photos, are left behind and forgotten. Thank you for the great and interesting exploration.

That was a beautiful house the kids should have took over the house and kept it up what a waste🏡❤❤

My dad had a clock shop and fixed clocks. A person who does that is called an horologist. Listen to the man’s teaching video was awesome. Thank you including that. Those clocks left there are probably collectible. I know I inherited quite a few clocks. Each is amazing the old ones.

Enjoyed the explore, you're very respectful as you show us around. The only thing I hate is music on explores, I like them natural and real, just you, me and the house 😊 Thanks for the tour ❤

@silenthillsexplorations

3 ай бұрын

You are very welcome, thank you for the kind words!

Cool explore! Frozen in time!

@silenthillsexplorations

3 ай бұрын

Thank you, yes it was!

Quite sad really,just imagine the good and bad times that home has seen,lovely preserved property.

What a beautiful explore and story but also sad at the same time

Another Great Video! Love viewing all of your Explorations. Most of the house appears to be untouched in years. Your videos improve with every release..Love Your Work!! Thank you so much for sharing your finds and adventures with us!! ❤

@silenthillsexplorations

3 ай бұрын

This house was really a gem, with all the rooms being untouched since the day it was abandoned. I appreciate the kind words Chad, many more great locations to come!

Stumbled across this video… beautifully done

You definitely have excelled in what You do. Well done! 💞

@silenthillsexplorations

3 ай бұрын

I appreciate the kind words! More to come of course. :)

I watched an explore of this house when I was a child remarkable that it’s still so untouched absolutely stunning thank you so much for sharing this

@jaden19991

3 ай бұрын

I definitely feel this place is maintained

Great Find! The colored glass items on the divider between the kitchen and dining room are insulators for old neighborhood electric power lines up on wooden telephone poles. Their collector items now. A great multi-level home thru-out to show of your well done camera pan work. This place provided you a colorfull narative script, well done. The acoustic piano in the background music provides an even more "Homelike" scene. Hope you find more like this!

@silenthillsexplorations

3 ай бұрын

I appreciate the kind words and the backround info on the belongings. Places like these are my favorite, so im always on the hunt for more!

Great video Thank you. I think I've seen this before, but this is a better More detailed version. That house looks like many built around the 70s 80s. So Sad seeing and hearing the home movies at the start. 😢. Quality of Life and Love, not Quantity. ❤

@silenthillsexplorations

3 ай бұрын

That exploration you watched was most likely done by my friend who I went with. I appreciate the kind words, I try to go into detail as much as possible to try to uncover as much information possible in order to preserve the history of the home. :)

@zombpumpkin

3 ай бұрын

Yeah this was done by another channel a couple years ago.

@Judy.LoveandLightAlways

3 ай бұрын

@@zombpumpkin I thought this version was better. I think I know the other channel, but more depth and history in this one. Thank you. Kindest thoughts to you and your family and Fur babies. 😇

@Judy.LoveandLightAlways

3 ай бұрын

@@silenthillsexplorations Thank you for that. I honestly don't mean any disrespect to your friend's, but this version with the home movies at the start made my Soul cry. Kindest thoughts to you and your family and Fur babies. Great work. 🇦🇺🙏😇🇺🇸🇨🇦

The plastic yellow glass on the closet doors by the front door, is from the 1970's. A lot of items in that house is 70ish. In fact, the house itself is called a 'split-level' which was quite popular in the 60's-70's. The colored bathroom fixtures now, are quite valuable, and getting harder and harder to find as ignoramuses have sent them to landfills They were popular from the 1930's through the 80's. The bar in the basement, the stools are seats from farmer's tractors. They obviously had been stripped and refinished quite nicely. The reason why the house is in such good shape is because no windows or doors have been left open, and also because the house is brick. If it were wood, it definitely would be showing its age, especially seeing how it is in Canada. It's a darling house with beautiful woodwork and stone fireplaces. I could live there quite easily and would hardly change anything. I would switch out the plastic glass in closets and cabinets for something more updated, and get a double sided ceramic colored sink for the kitchen, and that's about it. I even like the wallpaper. LOL. The kids are going to have to do something about the roof though, and soon. It's a shame they have a camera set up, but are allowing the house to decay like that. Thanks for the tour, lovely house and nice things inside. BTW, I found you from a TikTok video on FB, from someone who was impersonating you. You told them to "stop stealing your videos". I came here and first viewed the artist's house, and now this one. I like your style, I subscribed.

This was beautifully done, I loved the storytelling. I also really love the home movie in the beginning! How did you do that with no power? I also loved the voice-over of the clock fixing video throughout some of it. You speak of your fear regarding kids messing it up, but you look like kids yourselves! It's not about age sometimes. It's about respect, and yall have it. I have subscribed and look forward to more!

@silenthillsexplorations

3 ай бұрын

Another channel by the name of Uncharted Travel visited this home a few years ago when it still had power and they were kind enough to lend me their footage. Much appreciated!

What was the growling noise I heard @ 25:04 ? Great video so sad the family hasn’t done anything with the place. Such a waste of a beautiful home

@RoziFloyd

3 ай бұрын

i think he was hungry, seems like his stomach noises 😅

@silenthillsexplorations

3 ай бұрын

@@RoziFloyd Yeah haha, that was a long day, I was quite hungry.

Sad story. I just hope the house doesn't get distorted by people. It should be left alone. Thank you

Ok, did anyone else here the sound around 25:03? And 18:55, 19:29, 20:00. Someone isn't happy for you guys to be there. Its weird that the room was setup to look like someone was sleeping.

Those old washer and dryers run forever unlike the junk that’s made today

@silenthillsexplorations

3 ай бұрын

Things back then were built to last, contrary to things today unfortunately.

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At 27.10 there is a weird noise like a cowling

Those seats around the bar are tractor seats and the two items with the antennas are portable TV sets probably late seventy/ early eightys.

@silenthillsexplorations

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for the information!

Wait you don’t know what an old mini tv is ?

@frankintx699

3 ай бұрын

Give him a break, he is Generation Z - Alpha and grew up with smartphones laptops tablets, and flatscreens. 🤣🤣

Those are old glass insulators for electric poles way back in the day. They are worth money now a days

It seems like you guys stumbled upon someone else's staging via the phony body, the stacked boxes, and the photo spreads in the living room. Great find, nonetheless.

@18:55 someone with an accent is saying something in a loud whisper. Was that Stringer Media whispering to you?

The small boxes with Aries are mini tvs katrina uk

@silenthillsexplorations

3 ай бұрын

Thank you for informing me!

I would say built around early 70’s or late 60’s. It would have been nicer if it had been sold to someone that would’ve cared for it and refurbished and fixed it up. But unfortunately, it didn’t!

Home must have heat running or something or else by now it would have mold all over someone is taking care of this house to some small degree a family member, maybe just coming around every so often to give it a check over, because it's so far off the beaten track they don't bother to cut and trim the shrubs, I think they should and put some signs around, house not abandoned, if there is a camera on the side of the house someone is monitoring it, electric still running someone is paying for that. The house is too wonderfully preserved no mold on walls to be looking like this so for sure heat is on during winter. Someone is preserving it. Might be even selling it without signage sometimes people prefer none of that. Can look up the house at the county of which it's located if you can find that out but most content creators are careful not to give that out to stop vandels and thieves from trashing it because they will.

Not sure if the sounds in this video remind me of clockwork orange or pink floyd's time

@silenthillsexplorations

3 ай бұрын

Good link to it, I hear it now.

Hi, very good video, very detailed. The house seems to be very nice. by the way, I think you were hungry while recording the video, we can hear your stomach growling 😅

@silenthillsexplorations

3 ай бұрын

Yes, my bad I diddnt think it was that apparent haha. I appreciate the kind words!

I wish people would stay out if the house

Actually road looks used otherwise it would be grown over with weeds and shrubs, looks like reasonable well used road. Someone must be coming around from time to time as the Grass around the house looks to have been cut either wise it would be a lot worse based on a lot of these abandoned homes videos I have watched.

I get sad when I see abandoned homes like this, homes that were clearly loved and taken care of… I wish I could come clean it, and still preserve everything in it… and maybe find the family? Surely they have some descendants out there somewhere…

@silenthillsexplorations

3 ай бұрын

From what I heard, the kids live somewhat nearby but dont bother to do anything with the property for some reason.

@ayejay4270

3 ай бұрын

@@silenthillsexplorations that’s crazy! The earth will end up reclaiming it at some point if they leave it that way for long enough.

You should have noticed on the shelf where items were missing and left clean spots, and the rest of the shelf was dusty with other items still in place. You should have looked at food items in kitchen cabinets for dates. Remember to open the doors of the Town Car and show us the interior. That was a super nice find. Keep going, amigo.

@silenthillsexplorations

3 ай бұрын

Thank you for the kind words Wyatt! Unfortunately the car was locked so that is why I was not able to show the inside. The calender showed 2011 so I assume that is the year the house went abandoned.

Why doesn't anyone check for laundry still in the machines?

@silenthillsexplorations

3 ай бұрын

That is a good idea, I should start doing that!

Great Exploration, better study those old stuffs tho cause you might not know what are their real names.

@silenthillsexplorations

3 ай бұрын

I am fortunate enough to have kind viewers comment what things are that I dont know. Im slowly learning what everything is haha.

This same house was explored over a year ago. But the set up dummy wasn't placed in the bed yet. kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZW1n1NVrhpbMg7w.html

@silenthillsexplorations

3 ай бұрын

Ahh yes, he is one of my buddies, we might collaborate on some locations come summer. The dummy must have been set up by another explorer trying to scare the next, and it definitely worked!

Personne pour vider la maison ? La famille ?

Why did you blur out the calendar and not picture? Don't make any since to me. I hope that you and your friend don't vandalize the home.

@silenthillsexplorations

3 ай бұрын

I blurred the calender to keep the location secret, as the town was shown on it. Our goal is to keep these locations as secret and untouched as possible.

@susanlampkin9593

3 ай бұрын

These Explorers have the utmost respect for the abandoned homes they share with You.