For the comments that say “ You should have went upstairs to check on the baby.” I hear you , but I also heard adult voices up stairs, so it’s not worth risking my life.”

@celestiacarson4250

3 жыл бұрын

Then why not call the cops? No offense but you just seem a little self centered.

@RangerRickTV

3 жыл бұрын

@@celestiacarson4250 I couldn’t. The cops were defunded in that area.

@Slenderman182

3 жыл бұрын

I heard no adults. If a baby isn't worth risking your life then what is?

@celestiacarson4250

3 жыл бұрын

@@Slenderman182 Exactly

@IratePuffin

3 жыл бұрын

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It's just so sad that with all of the family pictures, no one went and cleaned out this house and saved all of the family mementos.

I feel sad for the old beautiful home. It was so loved no doubt.

These kind of houses trip me out that everything is Left Behind..... it makes you wonder why everything was left behind

@audreymeador6702

3 жыл бұрын

Why would a doctor's office be out in the middle of no where? Could illegal abortions have gone on there? Most doctors office's are in town.

@scottirwin7527

3 жыл бұрын

Did anyone find where the dogs at LOL

@anndaniels3545

3 жыл бұрын

@@scottirwin7527 i want to know too 🐶

@larrydicus7822

3 жыл бұрын

A lot of homes and properties are tied up in probate court. No one can remove items or valuables from the property. This can go on for years if the family fights over the estate. Can you tell Ive been through a few of these situations? Lol

@uncutnewsnow

3 жыл бұрын

@@larrydicus7822 I never thought of that

15:17 The sofa is American from the Federal period around 1825 and quite expensive. Many beautiful antiques in this home I hope some of these were salvaged. 17:51 the grandfather of the original owner you can see the resemblance. Shame this home was not restored an easy restoration and such a beautiful home with an expensive metal roof. I had to restore subfloors on a large mansion from 1825 start build and completed in 1840 in order to make it livable, and it was well worth the effort in pristine condition.

Shooting those poor wolves simply for decor/trophies is nauseating.

@user-bh3uv6vx9g

2 ай бұрын

I'm pretty positive they was eaten as well you guys gotta stop thinking just because an animal has been mounted it's not eaten the process of taxidermy only uses the animals pelt every single animal i have taxidermied i have also consumed bears wolves Mount lions included get that weird stigma out of your head and the ones that dont eat the meat donate the meat they have to wanton waste is against the law in every state education is key get you some

In the medical offices, the first machine you asked about is a centrifuge for spinning blood sample tubes to separate red blood cells. The metal appliance that you were afraid to open is an autoclave for super- heating and sterilizing medical instruments such as the forceps, etc.

@thesarahmasters

5 ай бұрын

Came here to say this. Guess I must have been right.

Taxes is more than likely the reason alot of places were never taken by the family of the dead.

@LisaMarie51968

3 жыл бұрын

Doesn’t mean you leave their things behind!

It's so mysterious, especially when all the items are left behind. Makes you wonder what had happened to the point they had to leave the place so immediately that they didn't bother packing up

@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed! Everen, please visit my channel as well... I also explore.

@sarahstrong7174

3 жыл бұрын

Very well equipped for a doctors surgery.

@michellerobinson1318

3 жыл бұрын

Death, Inheritance , legalities with the estate. No mystery

@bxbbles-pv2il

3 жыл бұрын

@Michelle Robinson It may be no mystery if those things happen but can’t help wondering! Mystery to us! Not trying to fight just sayin! 😊

@angelaarnold4255

2 жыл бұрын

I think the first time he walked through (a quick visit), there was stuff on the floor everywhere!! Like the room with the TV, old radio, huge bookcase, the floor was littered with stuff. And both of the wolf rugs were gone. It almost looked like someone had come in and tried to finish packing things up and organizing things a little. Kind of like staging a house before you sell it. The book Little Women laying open on the chair as if someone laid it down and they were coming right back. The pipes laid out neatly, the lab coat with the stethoscope and pipe. Drs glasses on the metal tray next to the instruments. Just lots of touches. And the one bedroom looking so perfect. I can imagine life in that home with the 3 children running through it, going to dances when they were older and getting married. Beautiful home!

The big metal thing is an autoclave to sterilize instruments. Carbocaine, is a local anesthetic.

I have a quick question! In the green room with the white French sofa that has the rolled arms, up against the bookcase, it was covered in dishes and other items the first time you came but clean the last time you were there. Is there a reason you didn’t point that out? Clearly someone was in there cleaning and removing items. That isn’t something a squatter would normally do. There is also a very creepy lack of dust through out most of the house. You would expect a lot of the Medical equipment in the office to have accumulated a heavy layer of dust over the years. There was no signs that you showed of any earthly squatters living in the upstairs level. Which makes this an even creepier video! I just found your page and have to say this house was a great find. Please stay safe!

@complexpixel5297

6 ай бұрын

Nice catch, you're right, how strange 🤔

@valbrooks2699

6 ай бұрын

I noticed that too. Definitely weird.

@ginaarmstrong1388

6 ай бұрын

I agree!! And why was part of the animal rug in that cabinet?

@jaysangel8090

6 ай бұрын

I noticed that also. That room was covered with items on the floor and couch.

@cecoya

4 ай бұрын

There is also the possibility that they needed funds to buy milk and food so they would have removed stuff for that purpose

It took a while for me to hear the baby crying sound but I heard it finally and it sounded super creepy

You guys! That stove and refrigerator are from the 70’s, the China doesn’t look that old and the floor is very obviously vinyl! It was from the 70’s as well.

@soupwifey

2 жыл бұрын

I thought late 60s to early 70s as my parents house had sokol similar stuff from 1964. We had formica counter tops like in this mansion and we had linoleum floors similar to the ones in this video but we had a pull out electric stove. That was modern then some it could be tucked away out of the way when not in use.

It totally breaks my heart it was demolished :(

Seems like someone cleaned the living room up from when your were there the first time.

@marinawhitacre4148

3 жыл бұрын

Also seemed like a lot of that place was "staged".

@PrestonTv-zg8ih

3 жыл бұрын

That's what I was thinking too

@royshirkey9048

3 жыл бұрын

I think he is a theif

@lorishiversdogmom

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah I noticed that too. The room was very cleaned up!

@bmwise7

3 жыл бұрын

My thoughts exactly

Am surprised more squatters do not occupy abandoned properties. Decent house for sure.

Brilliant video, amazing house! The crying baby sounds and footsteps were really wierd.I wouldn't have blamed you if you hadn't of gone upstairs, but I'm glad you did and I'm glad your dad went with you, he seems like a sweet guy 🙂 Thanks for making this video

@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803

3 жыл бұрын

Willow Rose, please visit my channel as well... I also explore.

I just don’t understand why someone would abandon all their family photos

@RangerRickTV

3 жыл бұрын

not sure because that was a pretty big family.

@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803

3 жыл бұрын

Jordanjcy, I agree... please visit my channel as well, I also explore.

@brentbarnhart5827

3 жыл бұрын

I had an abusive girlfriend who when she left she took most things out of my house, I didn't care, I just wanted her GONE. (I live in a pretty large home.) Anyhow she left all of her treasured family photos of her kids, her mother, her beloved deceased father. She IDOLIZED them. Of course she had kids and grandkids and I was very much involved in their lives, we were together 10 years. even though she was horrible to me and my son, we carefuuly packed up all over pictures, baby clothes from her kids, and her, stuff from her mothers purse, family bibles... there were like 4 TIGHTLY packed boxes. (Before we packed it there was a lot more but we carefully condensed it.) I let her kids know AND HER, to send $70 for UPS and I would send them and they all said.... F U. I responded 3 times over 8 months and each time said "I'm not keeping them forever, and for the point of it, I am NOT paying the $70 to send you your great grandparents memorabilia, phoots, etc. etc. tresured LETTERS written during the war back and forth." In the end they send F.U. So I threw them all away. I didn't care that she took most of my property, I can replace it, but being greedy she couldn't afford $70 or forgot the only 4 boxes that mattered. Go figure.

@brentbarnhart5827

3 жыл бұрын

I just found MORE yesterday in a dresser drawer. throwing it out.

@letitburn1579

3 жыл бұрын

Family fudes

In the first part of the video that sofa had stuff piled on it. When you came back the sofa was cleared and the pillows arranged neatly. The place is obviously in a wooded area and they were obviously hunters. As far as the wolf rugs, hungry wolves will come right up and eat your dogs and cats in a heartbeat. I also heard that baby in the first part. I don't blame you for getting out of there especially with all those bullets laying around. Who ever was upstairs may have had a gun to go with all the shells.

Poor wolf killed for some demented doctor's house decor.

@chainamarie03

3 жыл бұрын

Couldn't agree more. It angered me just seeing it there.

@TheReevessss

3 жыл бұрын

Wolf hunts an allowable sport now. Becoming endangered.

@patriciaandjudgey1442

3 жыл бұрын

I hate people...murdering bastards

@deathbycake7637

3 жыл бұрын

@@kolleenking1 that's sickening humans are scum! Is their a perition we can sign?

@ellenswift8598

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheReevessss Still wrong!😠

It’s so strange that all of the equipment is so old, but it shut down in 2012/2013?? This place was super creepy, but also a bit sad. Would love to know what the story is here!! Great find!

@greyghostjay

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah I thought that was weird too. Like old and new meshed together. I wanna know the story though. Where are these people?

Omg!!! That's a beautiful mansion but what would've been interesting is to have had an e.v.p. machine to ask question and see what you could have discovered✌

was a beautiful house sad it was left to rot. And the old couch's wow.

@alliecattlopez537

3 жыл бұрын

I thought it was absolutely beautiful.

@lindatimmons3675

2 жыл бұрын

Furniture is hardly old but definitely pricey antiques nowadays

Someone is loving on the house/Dr office. It's set up in a display like fashion, The locked door may be a way to another part of house they occupy.

Totally appreciate that you take your time. Tons of items from my past throughout the house. 80's party pictures, appliances, chandeliers. This is what I grew up with. The ladies clothes are the same ones my grandmother wore, same color and pattern. I loved this video. What a shame this beautiful, almost historical home has been neglected. Hopefully a family member got those wolf rugs, yea right 😔

@RangerRickTV

3 жыл бұрын

Appreciate it Mary. Yes, hopefully they did get the rugs. This is one of the most beautiful locations I saw so far.

@B0FF01

5 ай бұрын

Me too. All the familiar objects. Even the Acorn Brown fridge with wood on the handles! The kitchen seemed too clean for somebody to not have been using it. It's so sad. If I was a grandchild, I would want to come get it all. But maybe the bank owns it.

I don't know if anyone noticed but at 10:23 when entering the house 9 months later there is what I think is a women standing in the room next to the laundry room, she turns her head to look at you. unless your dad isn't standing behind you.

@shashidhar9741

3 жыл бұрын

true

@AngelLopez-zo2vd

3 жыл бұрын

Ahhh...i went back a few times to see what you said you saw and I did see it!! It looks like a person in the dark cause I think at that time Rick's dad was still standing outside the door!!!! So creepy!!!

@Jerry-sr9kq

3 жыл бұрын

I don't see anything!!

@AngelLopez-zo2vd

3 жыл бұрын

Keep rewinding back , you will see someone , tall person like if their peeking . in the back room in the dark, it's so dark😬

@niskamelchionne1942

3 жыл бұрын

No body was there

What a beautiful house. Why would someone tear it down!

How terribly sad for that person to be homeless with that child. Perhaps they took the rugs and blankets to keep warm on their journey to find other shelter accommodations. Such a beautifully large home to be left abondoned.

Really cool to see the old medical stuff. The whole place had a creepy vibe. Why would they have just left so much stuff behind. The bullets and shotgun shells would have creeped me out. Why would they have just been left out? Lots of unanswered questions!

Someone had definitely been upstairs your first time there since the living room floor was cleared of all of the dishes and packing blankets. You must have scared her.

@Jerry-sr9kq

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, someone definitely cleaned up before his second trip...

@dawnstanley1733

3 жыл бұрын

Yep, I noticed that too.

@katbot2190

3 жыл бұрын

That is what I saw too. Interesting house

@audreymai2773

3 жыл бұрын

Or he had someone up there making noise for a suspenseful video.

@lindatimmons3675

2 жыл бұрын

@@Jerry-sr9kq ...... I'm with the theory someone cleaned up. I remember the first time I saw the video, don't remember all the details but remember enough.

It really drives me nuts when people plunder these abandoned homes or graffiti nonsense everywhere. Just why it doesn't belong to you. It is incredible to me that there are still places like this virtual time capsules. Just love exploring rule of law for fellow explorers bring nothing TAKE nothing. Nice that you could share this experience with dad. I bet a lot to talk about on the way home. Thanks for sharing. 🐾🐺👍

@brelish8447

2 жыл бұрын

I get angry when dirty homeless freaks move into them. They take up too much space, gross humans that can’t contribute to life that squat in homes that aren’t theirs. Hope they die alone like they are.

@matthewwoch2737

2 жыл бұрын

Ooo yeah bro go off

This is, so far, my favorite video of this kind. I guess, being medical, I was intrigued by everything that was there in the clinic. I absolutely loved the bed and I also did hear the growl.

@RangerRickTV

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Sharon for the comment! Are there any other places you would like to see on this channel?

That poor wolf. Sad to see such a beautiful being used as decor

@charlottepasco8

3 жыл бұрын

I think it was actually a coyote wasn't it the rug

@tarabrooks3760

3 жыл бұрын

@@charlottepasco8 it doesn't really matter if it was a wolf or coyote. It's still sad to such a beautiful sentient being used as decor. It's 😝 and disgusting

@dawnsmith7936

3 жыл бұрын

That was a wolf, and yes I think it's a horrible thing to do to any animal !

@gracehulings3270

3 жыл бұрын

@@tarabrooks3760 apparently you don't know about coyotes that much .... they will sneak into your back yard and snatch a pet or farm animals and take them back to the pack then carry on all night same with young baby animals in the wild like fawns etc

@a-listercrowley2737

2 жыл бұрын

Dude I worked for a lady who had taxidermy monkeys all around her house dressed as civil war soldiers It was a bit creepy

Bathroom inside of a closet is what us "high stress job" people REQUIRE! Relaxation. Stress reduction. All via quiet, enclosed space, and a tub ❤️

@wendylederer367

6 ай бұрын

I Googled this and some other possible explanations are a dog bath and a water closet.

Pretty sure who ever is occupying the house is no longer alive, but didn't want to leave...I also heard the baby crying

Those red windows make it look evil. Cats can sometimes sound like a crying baby.

@maryellenshock

7 ай бұрын

No joke! My neighbor has a bunch of cats and when they yowl they Do sound like babies - I have to listen closely, is that a cat or a kid?(there's young kids across the street).

@albertafarmer8638

21 сағат бұрын

That wasn't a cat here.

That sofa was covered up the last time you were there

The color match appliances are a reminder of how stylish the kitchens can be. Back then toilet paper came in colors to match the bathroom.

@RobynMacKillop

6 ай бұрын

I totally forgot we would color code our TP

First I'd like to say that I really love your style. You don't say a whole lot and just film which makes it feel like the viewer is doing the exploring. Hearing someone in the building is really unnerving and have had that happen to me three times. Two of them were just small animals. The third time I was pretty sure that someone was indeed in the building with me.

@cathycannon8177

3 жыл бұрын

Yes I love he didn't talk much and love he didn't curse at all. So many of these with young men swear constantly I just can't watch them.

This is such a stunning property. I really appreciate the artistic license you took with this place. The still frames and the music were very well done. Subscribed.

0:29 a Conservatory very commonly found in beautiful Victorian homes. The records may indicate 1930's, but this (is) a Victorian home obvious by the architecture. I have a home listed in the records as 1930 when it was sold outside the family, but it dates to 1825 and completed in 1840 belonging to the first mayor of his community. On another note, if the land were more valuable than the mansion, than this is usually why the mansion would be torn down to build multiple cookie cutter homes.....sad.

That was an amazing place, it had so many different eras of decoration and memorabilia. Very cool, well except for the spiders and the wolf rugs. It was so sad to see wolves looking deflated and the one with the very exposed 'blood' red looking edging was the stuff of nightmares...ugh.

@Charlieboy2680

2 жыл бұрын

That was sad , poor wolves!

Shame it's demolished now. It would have made a great family home with some nice period features. I would have loved to live there. Hope the items of value, like the antiques, were saved and sold or donated and not got flattened too in the process.

That guest house looked like it was in better condition then the main house, it could possibly be restored and updated on and actually lived in again.

The house is so beautiful! So sad to see it in disrepair.

I know an animal shelter that could really use that x-ray machine. All of that equipment is needlessly going to waste and it drives me crazy. Btw, I hope someone buried the wolves' remains. That was disgusting.

@RangerRickTV

3 жыл бұрын

Ikr?? like why was it all left there?

@irishsakura1

3 жыл бұрын

@@RangerRickTV Nobody wants to touch that place with a ten foot pole because of all the taxes that is owed. Their children don't want any of the stuff that's in it because then they would have to deal with inheritance taxes. I wish you let your Dad take some of that china. I understand that it is curtesy to leave as is for other explorers but that stuff has to be eventually dealt with. It will be sent to the landfill with its purpose being thrown with it. If it were me, I would have taken the equipment, bullets (so nobody gets hurt), china and furniture to be donated to various shelters. Some of that is worth money but as far as I see it, the taxpayers own all that stuff since they have to flip the bill for the existing electricity and public service. This was a great video. You gained a new subscriber. : )

@karenmilligan5597

3 жыл бұрын

@@irishsakura1 I think one of those places that furnish stuff from the past to movie and TV sets would have been glad to buy all the old medical equipment to rent out for movies and shows.

@irishsakura1

3 жыл бұрын

@@karenmilligan5597 that’s another good idea! I hate waste.

I watch several channels of guys filming abandoned homes and land. What really happened to these people or their families that would inherit these beautiful, well built homes? It's like people are disappearing and no one ever questions what happens to them. I see homes for sale all over the place that are empty. Unless these homes are repos, how can people afford to move without selling their home first? Call me a conspiracy theorist but more and more strange things are happening all over the world that cannot be explained. I'm also confused as to how long these homes and properties sit vacant when many folks would be willing to fix them up and gladly take care of the land but they rot and all history is destroyed. It's truly sad to me.

1st time seeing any of your work... I am super happy you give the place back some of it's history. Without it, anybody can do this, wander through an abandoned property. I only subscribe to those who give a place back it's history, life, and dignity. So, I am liking, subscribing, and saving this video. And I wanted to say thank you for doing this the right way. The biggest problem with these places is their rooves. If the roof was at least maintained, these places would be in so much better shape. THANK YOU SO MUCH! God bless.

All those books and collectibles, doctors equipment is worth some money, amazing history of medicine should be given to a Museum!

WOW, I totally heard the baby!!!!! That is wild, thanks so much for being brave enough to take us through such amazing properties…this house is massive!!!! And I’m really good condition

The whole place is in such good shape. It would be nice if someone could buy the place and keep it from deteriorating.

My Dad built our home in 1959. The oven in your film may be a year or two newer. They are almost identical with our clock being in the middle instead of on the side as yours is. They run "COPPER TONE" appliances periodically but the last I recall seeing was in the late 70's to early 80's. Your fridge by comparison is of a more recent generation probably 80's, and the stove was certainly newer. Those cabinets were either replaced or refaced. I go for the complete replacement. The sofa you ask about is French Provencial.Provencal. "That thing" you asked about is a Centrifuge used in separating blood samples for testing. It is kind of an "Un-mixer" I believe that is an Autoclave used to sterilize tools of the trade. (very old school" as everything went to "one use" many many years ago. The second large cream colored appliance in the lab area was a much more modern Autoclave. Reserpine is cardiac med, carbocaine is a numbing agent probably for minor stitch ups. Most of these were so old school they would likely not have been used in years. The bottles would be nostalgia pieces for the family and many had to do with running labs. It looks like there were at least 4 generations of docs in this family. The yearbook is likely his Graduation from Med School with the men's hair parted in the middle speaks to the 1920's date. It is decorated largely in the period of the 1930's with the colors used. It is sad to see our Heritage sent up in flames so often. It is a wealthy person's game though, to try to repair and upkeep a home of that age and younger generations seem to want only the "brand new". Thank you. Great work from a retired RN.

@maryellenshock

7 ай бұрын

My mom had a copper tone upright freezer - haven't thought about that thing in years!

What Awesome explore ... But the place also has a very eerie vibe to especially when you were back by the x-ray equipment ...You picked up a voice right about the 28:00 mark ...it clearly said Papa it was a kids.. voice & sounded like a little girl ... There was 2 faces you picked up on in the window at about 35 28 ..one of them may have been your reflection but other one wasn't ... The crying baby sounds .. is pretty clear .. I can understand why it felt like you were being watched .. .. just cool place

@pattiw1742

7 ай бұрын

At around 39:14 there is a woman’s voice as he’s entering the basement!

Carbocaine,is a local anesthetic, that big steel thing,you said what is that,is a autoclave,for sterilizing instruments, great video, glad dad was with you,be safe

@RangerRickTV

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for filling in the gaps shirley.

@sharonbigger6433

3 жыл бұрын

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@sweetpea7722

3 жыл бұрын

also those big forceps are for delivering babies

@stellapivovarova5625

3 жыл бұрын

I was going to fill them in about the autoclaves but I saw that you already have! :) What a GREAT place they found, such fine, old books and furniture.

Vistaril is a prescription medicine used to treat the symptoms of anxiety, itching or hives on the skin and as preoperative sedation.

@auntiedunlap8208

2 жыл бұрын

Vistaril is what im prescribed for my parkinsons tremors. A miracle drug like Ivermectin!

I suspect squatters lived in the house and trashed it. Maybe the family couldn't retrieve any family heirlooms due to the house, possibly even land, held in probate. Just my assumption on that. I do hear what I thought was a baby crying upstairs, but it's difficult to determine since there's a lot of exterior noises too. I'd just about have to had toured the house myself to get an impression of its past. It could have been a beautiful home if someone restored it.

That is a beautiful place! The "guest house" is bigger than my house 😁

that is why the dishes were placed on the floor to let them know if someone entered the house like an alarm system

It's crazy to see someone one whole life right in front of you. I got a feeling the people that lived there just pasted away like everyone else. They had a wonderful life though.

Lot of treasures and valuables. Lots of memories, lots of history. Such eerie and deserted energy, so sad. Def been people picking thru it as things are missing the 2nd time you went in but still so many valuables left

That might be a haunted house. Glad you're safe.

That is the exact stove top and oven my grandmother still has. Original 1968 avocado green in mint condition 😂

@lottatroublemaker6130

3 жыл бұрын

Avocado green, dark brown and yellow ocher were the collest colors at the time (at the end of the 60’s, but more so in the 70’s). cool in the kitchen and on the porcelain and enamel in the bathroom... ☺️

@karenmilligan5597

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, when Rick said from the forties, I thought no, more like the sixties or seventies. 👍🏼

@lindatimmons3675

2 жыл бұрын

@@karenmilligan5597......😉😊 He's not old enough to remember that. Ours was this brown in our house I grew up in.

Love that depression green bathroom. Such an exquisite house, wish somebody would buy it & fix I. It would make a wonderful home

This makes me sad. It looks like this man was a good and caring country doctor who had the complete trust of his patients. Also i think about how long it must have taken him to acquire all that equipment. To think he’s out of practice due to taxes, according to your beginning narration. And true to the IRS they must have swooped in unannounced and escorted him out...prohibiting him or anyone else from taking any personal possessions.(all the family memorabilia) Vestages of a Country Doctor! The type of medical care we’ll never have again.

Shit starts to get real at 6:23. That’s when I started to hear doors opening and closing upstairs and a faint cry from a baby. I recommend listing with headphones. Also,tell me how you found my channel.

@irishsakura1

3 жыл бұрын

That baby crying was a bit scary. But I would have gone upstairs anyway because I'm that stubborn.

@catherinejasin2606

3 жыл бұрын

This video was in my Feed.

@melaniemathes9623

3 жыл бұрын

I heard the baby cry as well. The feet that sounded like animal feet could have been a dog whose nails needed to be trimmed.

@emilymassi7901

3 жыл бұрын

I heard the baby crying when you looked up the steps. I have my headphones in. That's creepy. I'm shocked I heard it.

@janpagragan17

3 жыл бұрын

I heard the baby, too!

The house looks really nice and probably if it was remodeled it would be a great looking house. What really upsets me though is the wolf rug in the front it’s just pissing me off that they actually killed some poor wolf to be used as a rug that’s really what’s upsetting me here!

@maryellenshock

7 ай бұрын

I'm pretty sure I wouldn't want to be greeted by a dead wolf rug when I came into someone's house!

@juarezderrick9647

6 ай бұрын

😂😂😂

The shot through the old school red glass was something else. Enjoyed the filming very much. I have always had a fascination with exploring abandoned homes, used to when I was a teenager and then I got driven home by police too many times I figured I should stop. Wish I had adult friends that would explore with me now! Thanks and subscribed :)

@Lo-and-Jaq

3 жыл бұрын

Also I heard a faint cry at 6:39 for those who wanna put in headphones, crank the volume and decide for themselves. Scratching and stuff you hear in the first visit does definitely sound like animals, but that crying I don't know...

@RangerRickTV

3 жыл бұрын

Oh really? What state you from?

@Lo-and-Jaq

3 жыл бұрын

@@RangerRickTV Albuquerque, New Mexico

@RangerRickTV

3 жыл бұрын

@@Lo-and-Jaq any abandoned places out there that are a must see?

Is there any information on the doctor or family that lived in the house? It would be so interesting to read more about who were actually in these homes and what their lives were like. If this place was demolished, can you share more info?

Could it just be that the place is just haunted?? That can explain noises in an abandoned old place. The house is pretty old.

Some of that china I recognize as Currier and Ives and some was Johnson Brothers. So beautiful. The sofa you inquired about was a simple "Camel Back" and was quite popular for that time period.

Who's ever running around in that place is probably still telling the story of how they hid from the intruders.😃👀😳

@rollyae82

3 жыл бұрын

The Others

@patriciamariemitchel

2 жыл бұрын

@@brelish8447, how little you know about life and people.

@brelish8447

2 жыл бұрын

@@patriciamariemitchel I’m sorry, I don’t know why I said that I was just pissed off at the moment.

@patriciamariemitchel

2 жыл бұрын

@@brelish8447, me too. Peace 🕊️

The sofa and the living room floor, which in the first half was cluttered with dishes and papers, is clean now, before the halls had downed lamps and such too, all cleaned up.

What if the baby was just abandoned there and left to die? If I heard a baby crying then I would of gone upstairs and made sure it was ok Or called the cops at least Thats horrible to just leave without even making sure everything was alright

@christinestevenson7227

3 жыл бұрын

I was thinking that x

@Aslanreturn

3 жыл бұрын

Adults were probably there with the baby. Probably a squatter family

@vickyv5304

3 жыл бұрын

I would have called authorities, because if it was a real, living baby, it is no place for a baby and who knows if the adults were the parents or stole the baby for evil intent. If there were other adults, it would be safer to leave, get in and lock your car right away and call authorities. 911 should hopefully be able to be reached if there is cell reception, and since the calendar in 2013 there should be a cell tower within reception with the medical office. Seeing bullets on the counter or desk would scare me. I would definitely want to know more details on why this medical business home was abandoned, if anyone can provide it. So sad and very creepy. You really need to have at least on other person with you at all times while exploring for safety reasons. Please be safe and thank you for sharing this video.

@jami1677

3 жыл бұрын

Very sad. Hearing a faint baby cry is disturbing. If is real, why the man and his dad not walk upstairs and view ?

@lindatimmons3675

2 жыл бұрын

@@jami1677...... Dad wasn't with him first time he was in to explore. And why he left to come back later.

That wolf rug would have been worth a lot of money! looks like they had been sorting through glassware and stuff and that has also been cleaned out. Such a shame to see such a beautiful house left abandoned. Despite the baby sound which I could hear it otherwise has a good vibe.

Great video! I researched the property and it was owned by a family doctor who died in the home in 2016. The family contested the will and brought the issue before the courts. I won't comment more because I don't want to give the location away, but it is not a mystery and it was not suddenly abandoned.

@maryellenshock

7 ай бұрын

Thank you for the update, and your discretion about the location!

No obvious signs of squatters. And secret passages in the walls are about as likely as ghosts. I can't buy that this perfectly livable house was demolished. No visible mold or major structural damage aside from flooding in the guest house. This whole video is one giant question mark.

@KilliansMom1

3 жыл бұрын

I agree. Houses in my area look like they should be demolished... But, flippers buy them, fix them up, and sell for too much! This house has good structure,. It is pretty big. It could be sectioned into smaller living areas. The "stuff" could be decorations and useable art.

@audreymai2773

3 жыл бұрын

I agree. And the noise crap was just bs. Just his friend up there opening doors, walking around and making noises. Don't believe anything you see, read or hear on YT. Just like the fake prank channels.

@seraffimospang9239

2 жыл бұрын

@@audreymai2773 ....back to your pho soup!. I mean seriously nobody wants to hear it from you.

Great video. Really enjoyed it. You can almost always tell if someone has been living of 'squatting' in an abandoned location because there will be empty food boxes/wrappers/packaging everywhere in the room where they stay. And of course there will be some obvious place where they're leaving human waste. I imagine what you heard was raccoons or some other animal roaming around upstairs because there were no obvious signs of someone having made a nest there the way you typically see in similar locations.

@Ellecb9

3 жыл бұрын

They may have been hiding and then cleaned the place out after this guy split... Or He and his Dad took it...

@lindatimmons3675

2 жыл бұрын

@@Ellecb9 ....... No I saw this video first time he posted it and there was a baby crying. It wasn't wailing. But more like was about to get cranky from sleepy or hungry. And feet were heard running across the floor. He was downstairs by the bottom of the staircase. I played it 3xs then 1 no earphones and next 2xs with stereo headphones and it was a baby.......squatters may or may not leave debris and bathroom waste behind. Someone could have been hanging out there in the day time and leave at night especially if they are in a shelter you usually have to be gone from about 8am to about 4pm. But I don't know, I just know first time he did his video I heard it too.

@maryellenshock

7 ай бұрын

I have been squatting for 10 years and you won't find empty food cartons laying around my house. We don't have plumbing, but we have electricity (wiring that my boyfriend did to update the house per dte) It was built in 1924 and a lot the wiring was so old it had to be replaced.

@springrain9438

7 ай бұрын

​@@maryellenshockwow! Very cool! May I ask a general area where you've been able to pull this off? Thank you for sharing.

The bathtub inside the closet (upstairs room) was probably used with door open, then closed after using for concealment.

The bed with the net canopy is so lovely. They were super popular if u could afford them. The bed was expensive & net canopy wasn’t cheap. The bedspread looks like maybe candlestick embroidered which would have cost a bit too. I really envied the sister of a classmate who received basically how u see that bed upon entering high school(1975)

@maryellenshock

7 ай бұрын

I thought it was called candle wicking .

It seems the practice closed suddenly, otherwise they would have sold things off. The first machine you asked about was a centrifuge, the second I think was for sterilisation of instruments etc. Any medication ending in 'caine' is likely to be local anaesthetic, as in novocaine often used in dentristry.

Some of it looks staged to me. Also its so disappointing when you watch these videos especially one like this one with so much mystery and they dont try to get information on the places to give some ideal of what went on or sbout the people that lived there. With the owner being a doctor it looks likr it would have been easy to look up info . This is the first time i have watched in a long time. Just got discouraged from watching them because you are left high and dry at least just wanting at least a little info on the place.

@patriciadavis4250

3 жыл бұрын

I wish I own ed it. I love medical stuff to collect! I'm wanting to make my own first aide backpack! That baby was probably a baby who died there and it was sick as a lil kid or died shortly after being born !

@LisaMarie51968

3 жыл бұрын

I agree if there are names left behind of the people, investigate who they are before going through their personal possessions, that’s just respect to me!

@chickadee39

3 жыл бұрын

Yes the photos nicely placed on the fireplace with no thick dust..

@TD-vy9uj

3 жыл бұрын

There is a home a few miles from me where the man and woman was killed in an automobile accident the home was locked up just as they left it breakfast dishes still in the sink they say it hasn't been touched for years I guess the family wanted to leave everything the way it was.

@margaretdevries8090

3 жыл бұрын

Quite good condition not much dust ! Who goes in and leaves stuff out of cupboards? This house is quite livable ?

That old phone on the wall is an intercom phone to communicate within the medical offices area.

How sad to see such a beautiful house just left behind

😥 is demolished. I wanted to explore it. I hope all the stuff was taken by remaining family members or were donated.

@RangerRickTV

Жыл бұрын

Could be

I thing for the best benefit of all abandoned places videos young people ought bring someone older to help with tips to digging up the past and understanding of those places

@lauriehinderks9154

3 жыл бұрын

We normies would have to pay taxes on it.

I am fascinated by all the incredible places you go to. Super interesting. Thank you ;)

I think the voices/baby crying & footsteps were from spirits. If homeless were there, everything breakable would be broken, the booze would be drunk(with bottles everywhere), and that bed would be slept in. If you had the right audio software, you might be able to hear their voices the 2nd time you went back.😊 Great video!👍 I get the feeling that the owners were deceased, and the relatives probably were not interested in whatever was left in the house....which some of it was worth a LOT of $$$...the China, there's probably silver, the furniture, old medical equipment & books, etc.

@RangerRickTV

3 жыл бұрын

Very true. Everyone keeps telling me to get a spirit box.

@eringemini7091

3 жыл бұрын

@@RangerRickTV Aloha Rick! If you do get one, don't use that silly "Necrophonic " app, use a SB7, or one of the custom built types like Frank has of Franko TV. His filters out the white noise, an emf meter would also help you figure out if anything at all is there. A doctor's office, especially one that old, had a lot of births, deaths, and emotion lingering, no wonder you were feeling things around you.

@RangerRickTV

3 жыл бұрын

@@eringemini7091 I’ll keep that in mind.

@GuessMyName234

5 ай бұрын

Don't be silly

@One-Crazy-Cat

4 ай бұрын

Ghost don’t exist. Most likely some homeless group.

Would LOVE to see pictures of this place in the 30-40s. Just a shame!!!! Beautiful home.

This was awesome, thank you for the explore.

Films a bar with a bunch of keys, then discover a locked door and said damn guess we're not going to see what's inside there! Umm, yeah.

I love these places that are just untouched like they left them 👍

Why can't people just leave other people's things alone but no they have to dig everything that don't belong to them and scatter it all over the house and mess things up, it really pisses me off 😤😡🤬

i noticed that as well the rug missing and that luvu g room was completely spotless he didnt even mention it.. WAS IT REALLY DEMOLISHED

Found you in a facebook group! Thanks for sharing!

The machine with the handle looks like an autoclave to sterilize medical equipment

So many groups go into places to ghost hunt and pollute the footage with yapping and chatter and heavy feet which is so frustrating to me as a viewer. Much respect to the videographer of this location for respecting my sensibilities.

Thank you for such a nice video, sir.Im a collector of 1970s to 90s memorbilia,tabloids and magazines. It's always a treat seeing these things in videos. Happy Thanksgiving and bless you.

there were tons of things on that floor in front of couch the first time you went, and then it was all gone.

I dont understand why there is no family to come and get the personal things. Mind boggling

I love how you got your dad to open the cupboards! I think I would have done that too! 😂 🙈

@RangerRickTV

3 жыл бұрын

I'm glad you liked haha.