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@leeann8267

2 жыл бұрын

I was wondering if that white plate thing(about 6 mins into video) was an old heating pad..? Or something pertaining to the fireplace..lol.

@SwedishChef1977

2 жыл бұрын

Hey Jon! Greetings from Sweden! Really love your channel and content! Just became a member here, and am also subscribed on Patreon. Keep up the good work!

@ExplorationUnknown

2 жыл бұрын

Oh wow thank you so much.

@roycedare352

2 жыл бұрын

Looks like it was a museum the way everything is set up

@cindikrause3804

2 жыл бұрын

That white thing was used to cover the chimney flue opening when not in use,

Round metal thing looks to be a "flue cover" it goes on the hole where a stove pipe goes up to cover it when pipe isn't in use

@donnabartholomew3690

2 жыл бұрын

Yes it is

@pamelahsmithsmith2366

2 жыл бұрын

I was thinking that too!

@anthonysiler4938

2 жыл бұрын

My thoughts exactly!! But I never new what they were called..

@junipertoby1812

2 жыл бұрын

Yep I still have one ,changed to gas

@sarahstrong7174

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely.

The phone is 120 years old... it's from the early 1900s..I'd love to have one hanging in my house...What a really cool place Jon.

The metal plate hanging up actually went around the stove pipe on the wall and was called a flue plate. It sealed the hole that the stovepipe went thru so outside air couldn't come inside. Loved this house. The sink in the bathroom is amazing. Wow, I definitely heard a man and woman having a conversation in the kitchen during the night. Amazing. Nice video Jon!👍

Sounds like the mom and dad are having a conversation in the spirit world.

It was used to cover the hole where the stove pipe connected to the chimney. Man, what an awesome old farmhouse! I would love to live in a house like that!

This is well preserved for an old house 🏡.

That round paper plate looking device was used to cover stove holes in chimneys after the stove pipe had been removed. My grandma had one in her old house.😁

Oh Wow Jon, you & Josh were so privileged to welcomed into their home! There's definitely a lot of activity going on in their home. It's almost like they felt comfortable enough while you two were there to continue talking btwn themselves plus doing things that they wanted to do whether you're hear them or not! I must say that they were enjoying playing with you guys!! Thanks 😊 😊 for sharing ❤ & bringing us along during your visit to this awesome 👌 👏 😀 place!!!! Would love to know more about the history of the family and/ or the home! Do you think that you 🤔 might consider going back again since there's been so much activity?? By the way when you woke up & heard the talking we could too! When you said the time I thought wow it's just like they're starting the day at the table like if they were having coffee or breakfast planning out their day. It was so clear & crisp!

The ghost were talking like nobody was around. I've never heard that before. They stopped when they heard your footsteps. Great video Jon!

@229dave46

2 жыл бұрын

Dang! He should have laid there quite and listened to the conversation.

At 47:55 there was definitely a conversation going on down stairs it did sound like male& a female voices !!!! THAT WAS AWESOME !!!!! 💜🌹💛

@elainebines6803

2 жыл бұрын

44:27

I wonder why spirits aren't more open about letting themselves be known... Like at the end of the video when there was clearly what sounded like a woman or 2 talking downstairs... And then when you got out of bed and started walking over, there were still people talking... But as soon as you got to the top of the stairs, the talking completely stopped. Why don't the spirits, like, invite you down to talk too? Why spirits gotta be so anti-social with humans? Is there a rule or something in the afterlife that prohibits you from communicating with the living? Does it take too much energy to interact with the living? Do spirits just come to the realization that the living sucks and they just don't wanna conversate? What is it?

@karenv5103

2 жыл бұрын

It takes a lot of energy for the spirits to communicate and even with the effort not everyone will notice them. Spirits love attention from the living

17:41sounded like a kid saying “heyyy” and dude from 44:44 on, it’s clearly a man & woman having a conversation! That’s amazing. Almost as if a tv was on downstairs

I agree with you Jon,I believe the most of it is residual energy, however the man and woman talking when you got up and disturbed them with the noise and the light going down the stairs they immediately stopped talking so they knew you were there,I can't help but wonder what you would of caught on audio if you would have just laid still and recorded..

@fuzzamajumula

2 жыл бұрын

Or had a camera running downstairs all night.

That cabin was beautiful. But it was not abandoned. That was either yours someone you knew. Or a fall cabin for someone. There was no dust, no cobweb's, that place was clean. Which means you broke into somebody's cabin. You can tell how well kept it was. Everything in it was clean. Even the rest room had a bag in the waste basket. Lights still working water working. Just saying be careful. That cabin was still being used. But I will say it was very nice. Decorative with antiques. Someone definitely still using that place. So be careful guy's. Keep sharing. But even you all could tell that that place wasn't abandoned. Loved seeing it though. Just hope the owners didn't see it and sue you all for trespassing.

@pattyrogers9871

2 жыл бұрын

I think so too.

@fuzzamajumula

2 жыл бұрын

I think they probably rented it for the night. I'm pretty sure the owners were well aware that they were there. And there were some cobwebs on the upstairs light fixture.

@spiritseeker8220

2 жыл бұрын

He was telling everyone what the owners added to it at the beginning so yeah it is someones

Really great haunted exploration video guys! Thanks for not adding any unnecessary ambient sound effects so that we can listen to everything that you're hearing too! Really great audio capture, I totally heard them talking. Love your channel.

That was an excellent investigation! The voices, the foot steps, the balloon moving then popping. Then the man and woman talking took the cake. It was so clear that you may be able to get it on some audio software and actually hear what they were saying. That would be awesome! I look forward to many more videos. It's awesome that the sub count keeps climbing. I have been a subscriber for a long time. You have come a long way. Keep up the great work!

The plate is used to cover up the chimney air hole

@ExplorationUnknown

2 жыл бұрын

Congrats you are the first! Send me an email and I’ll get you those stickers.

@cattyd1975

2 жыл бұрын

My grandmother had one with the same or very similar picture on it!!! I can remember when they took out the fuel oil heater and put that “plate” up

@ExplorationUnknown

2 жыл бұрын

Same I remember taking out the old cole stove and my papaw putting it in the chimney.

@angiewanders7272

2 жыл бұрын

@@ExplorationUnknown I sent you an email Thank you so much

@angiewanders7272

2 жыл бұрын

@@cattyd1975 my Grandmother had them also

I loved everything about this video. What a interesting little house. Love the artifacts. Love the haunts! 👻 🎈

Wow! Neat place to visit, even cooler to sleep overnight. Some of it reminded me a little of both houses belonging to my maternal and paternal grandparents. Until they were quite old, they had outhouses rather than indoor bathrooms. My widowed grandmother used an enamel wash basin for dishes and personal hygiene. She had buckets of water taken from an outdoor hand pump. Made her own white bread and paraffin-sealed jars of red tomato jam over a wood-fired stove. There was a flue cover. When I was a preteen, my family lived in a house that did not have indoor plumbing. There was an outdoor hand pump for water. You usually needed at least three pails of water for the day. Baths were taken in a large steel washtub. There was an outhouse and we used dishpans to wash dishes and slop buckets for the used dishwater. Later my dad built a home with indoor plumbing and electricity but those few years spent in the no-frills home were ones I'll never forget.

Thanks Jon! That was very cool. One of my fave places you've explored. Who wouldn't want to live in that beautiful cabin!?

I’ve always loved the look of old houses like this because because they always look so cozy

I love it. It looks like my grandma's house when she lived in Kentucky.

@karenv5103

2 жыл бұрын

What a neat house and the quilts are interesting. I miss the days when some of our bedding was home made

What a cozy quaint cute old farmhouse. Glad y'all enjoyed it there. I could faintly hear the voices of the children. That was really cool. That was amazing how they popped that balloon lol. 😄.

Love the location and the history!! That is a tin for the stove pipe, a cover for the pipe hole (if I remember correctly) grew up in an old farmhouse in Kansas, no plumbing or running water until it was torn down about twenty years ago to build new homestead. Love how you respect and translate the History!! Keep doing what you do, appreciate all your Hard Work!!

Oh Wow Jon! What a treat that was🤗 Totally "Little House on The Prairie" feel. It really felt loving and playful there. I'm so glad you & Josh stayed the night in that old farmhouse💖 My thoughts on the balloon popping is it was dad saying "ENOUGH now! It's time to go to bed" and that's why you didn't hear or see anymore of the kids sounds of play & voice anymore thru the evening, Only the parents voices very early in the morning like tradition, discussing the day ahead💯 Thanks Jon & Josh for a great night🤩

Felt warm and cozy until ghost hunters left and spirits went back to reenacting ⛏️ 🪓 murders of 1903!!!😂 seriously another good one guys!

Just finished the video. Oh my goodness awesome video. It's definitely happy spirits. Those voices that woke you up. They were clear as day. Great video!

47 min of goodness. Thanks Exploration Unknown!👻

To cover the chimney whole during warm months when not in use.

@judycee4

2 жыл бұрын

We had those in the old farmhouse we lived in years ago.

This house is beautiful!! This is dang near an exact replica of what I want in a house

This must be a museum it's so clean x

Well if I was from that era that platter looking piece with the painting on it, my mom would have used it to smack me over the head with! Sarcasm aside, WHAT A COOL CABIN!! The spirits in this beautiful home seem to have a wonderful bond because it sounds like a happy family even in the spirit world just doing their family thing, talking and getting along in good humor, a really cool experience I envy the both of you!

@misslaura4394

2 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣

@kenbritton8227

2 жыл бұрын

Shortly after that balloon popped I thought I heard someone getting a spanking near the ol wood shed. (kidding)

So good to see you Jon! Keep up the good work! 💞

What a wonderful old Place! So good to see it being preserved. I live in a small cabin in upstate NY, and my decor is VERY much like this.

Awesome video brother, as always!

It’s crazy how the house looks a lot bigger on the outside. Still beautiful tho and obviously still active being that everything is still original like they never even left 😳😬

@tonyalee67

2 жыл бұрын

I don't think the house they show from the outside at the beginning of this, is the same house inside.

@bama3347

2 жыл бұрын

@@tonyalee67 maybe it’s the thumbnail that threw me off

What a great explanation. Fantastic location, tons of activity and the kid ghost got one on you guys with the ballon. What a great idea. Really made my night!

Wow, I just watched this on my TV, and had to get on here so I could like it and comment. That place was awesome! Especially that talking in the night! Really cool!

This is so excitingly awesome for both the beauty and for the real life haunting . Thank you for sharing.

Awesome video Jon!! I really like the haunted stuff!! The balloon popping scared the hell out of me!! 🧡🧡🧡

Really enjoyed this location and video, Jon!

17:05 the shower curtain is closed when before that it was open. Also in middle of the curtain you can see an imprint of a small kid or something standing there. 17:35 snap some photos you will see on the steps a white outline of a spirit sitting on the steps maybe a kid. It’s right before you hear the child’s voice. John walked right through it.

Thank you both for talking with these spirits with respect & care .

That was amazing. Those voices are the end made me think it was the parents having a conversation in the kitchen. Awesome video!

I know it's been a long time for me making it watch, but I happy to be watching this one with a full coffee tumbler. Have a great day!

The voices at the end, amazing!

Hi John, I really enjoy you videos. That tin plate you showed is used to cover a stove pipe in the wall. They had pictures on them so it looked better. Take care and stay safe out there. Love, Ramona G.

How they kept everything like that is so amazing.

@Kim-lw7ko

2 жыл бұрын

Is this for real?

Wow awesome historical home, beautiful!!!!!

I love this video Jon!!!! The balloon 🎈 popping was the Best!! I would love to live there. The talking in the end was out of this world. It sounded like a man and woman having a conversation 😮

Darling the original 'Little House on the Prairie' was a one room log cabin. So rather different to this place. Do read the book if you haven't. In fact I recommend reading the entire series starting with Little House in the Big Woods. Absolutely fascinating details including how they made their hats, how they smoked food, how they made hinges, how they built without nails, how Ma dealt with a bear. Way way better than the sentimental slop of the T.V. series.

@michaelpaulsministry

Жыл бұрын

@Sarah Strong I absolutely agree the books are way better. 😊💖

Thanks for this investigation ! So much results collected, captured. Very incrédible !! I'm very interesting by paranormal activites. Just discover your works ! I like a lot ! A new french fan ! 👍🏼

What a beautiful house! Love the upstairs!

I love that you and Josh are filming together

From the way this house looks from the outside it seems it would have more than two rooms.

@patriciaparker5462

2 жыл бұрын

It's not the same house inside can't be

The plate covered the opening to the stove pipe hole that went into the chimney. They used it is the summer time when the pipe was out of the chimney.

Thank you for bringing this place to us. John I think if Josh turned down the light on his camera u might get more action. Spirits dont like bright lights. Thank you for your travels.

The round plate thingie is a cover for old boiler (Boiler Plate) or to cover an old chimney that goes into the wall.

Absolutely amazing. Wow.

Fantastic job!

I think that on the wall was old sheet warmer for cold winter night's. Your put it between the top sheet & the bottom sheet & just warm on the wood stove long enough then pass it over the sheets just take the chill off !¡. 💜🌹💛

I remember a plate like that on the wall of out house growing up. It covered the access point for the chimney for clearing etc. Cute cabin.

Looking at the quilts left behind! Those are amazing!

I loved that little house and all the antique things. I wouldn’t mind living there. They seemed not to be scary.

So cool! Just for the historical factor alone,this was cool! Looks like a loving family lived in this house. Thanks for sharing.

@susanmccormick6022

2 жыл бұрын

Does anyone know anything about the family who lived there?

This was such an awesome video!

Hello, very cool video!! That cabin is creepy cool.

That pie plate looking thing was used to block the hole left by the chimney flu from a wood stove- I have one blocking a hole from where a wood stove used to be in my kitchen.

Really love this place and amazing EVPs

What a great video jon thank you

Hello there, that was an amazing job. That couple talking was incredible. . Great job as always. . Thanks

Great video!

Great video, great responses my friend I wonder if yall used sls what you would have catch ?

Hi Jon! Great video. What a beautiful cabin. I'm going to guess that round thing was a bed warmer??

@ExplorationUnknown

2 жыл бұрын

Not quiet but close.

I love this place. Thanks for taking me along.

What a beautiful old home. I am an empath and it is coming through as a happy place.

I love your Spirit Box that helps them talk to you through it.

Spooooky Cabin! I heard the voices too! Great Video!

LOL are you alright Jon? I wasn't expecting that. POW!

What a great video. It was some Pretty compelling evidence. Residual or not, very amazing. Tjose voices were shockingly clear!! Love love the history here. 😊

Man yall inside somebody's house, tripping! The house is too clean with up to date appliances and so forth.... the power is also on.

@rachelpruitt1808

2 жыл бұрын

i seen stuff i n their they woulded of had back in those days bug spray hand soap and more their in some body house

Such a cool place. Great video😊👍

@ExplorationUnknown

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks

Amazing content! I've been binge watching, and you top ghost adventures. Ever think about going to Bobby Mackys music world?

It was for covering wood stove holes during summer time when not in use or just been removed they would cove pipe holes up I think

All that stuff, just sitting there waiting. to rot! And the photo,s are priceless!!!

It is a stove pipe cover that was used to block off the hole where the stove pipe met the chimney. Would block off the wind that could blow down the chimney and also keep birds from making their way into the house via the chimney as well.

6:12 that is a cover for the opening a stove pipe fits into the chimney. When the stovepipe is not in place, that cover is put in to keep animals, birds, or bats from coming in. I grew up with those and have one in my home.

You put the Round cover over the Flue Hole where your stove pipe was connected in the wall. This was only use in the summer when you disconnected the stovepipe from the wall. The round circle had a spring loaded wire on the back that would keep it in the hols

That place is amazing! Would be such a great place to live. You can feel all it's history right through the screen. The only thing scarier than the ghosts, is the thought of how much it would cost in electricity to keep it heated and cooled! Haha

@RyantheEpic1st

Жыл бұрын

Haha😂

Can't wait to see that is going to be awesome. 👍👍👍

Thanks so very much for the spooky cool video! Much love to you ❤️

I love this house!!! Wishing I could’ve gotten more of my grandmother’s items when she passed but I was young and my mom’s youngest sister took all the good stuff. I am thankful to have what I have and a couple pieces of furniture my my great grandmother

Plate were used to cover stove pipe opening in walls and fireplace..

that early in the morning is about time that mom and dad would get up and start thier day, so yea you would hear them talking. nice investigation.

I did hear that music jon, amazing looking cabin. I think it is residual hauntings

That was fascinating ! And fun. :)

That round flower thinggie is a cover for the large burner of the stove .

New to your channel- I think this is the most amazing video I think I have ever seen! ABOSOLUTELY AMAZING EVIDENCE. !!😮

@ExplorationUnknown

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! and Welcome!

Okay that was spooky. The balloon was a good idea. It's a cute old house. I have an old pie safe just like that one. My mom found it in an basement of an old house we use to live in when in was growing up.