Hey guys if you enjoyed this explore and first look inside this beautiful family manor. Hit the thumbs up and share the video out, really helps the channel out

@elainelansbury5494

2 жыл бұрын

Excellent find Adam and Dale. I recommend your channel to friends. Keep it up travelling around and finding these places in Trinket.

@colettenkids3949

2 жыл бұрын

What’s the other persons channel called ??

@LOVEISNOTAGAME1

2 жыл бұрын

You guys should tell the historical society. Some of that amazing stuff can be preserved and placed In a museum In a museum.

@LOVEISNOTAGAME1

2 жыл бұрын

You guys should get ahold of the historical society some of that stuff can be preserved and placed in a museum

@steve210sa

2 жыл бұрын

@@LOVEISNOTAGAME1 Tony two times?? Imma get the papers get the papers.

As a mid century collector and dealer, my heart absolutely skipped a beat! What an incredible treasure trove! What a shame it is just sitting there rotting. Also, I'm not sure about there, but in America there is a similar blue they used and it was referred to as "Haint Blue". It was meant to keep bad spirits away.

@debrandw246

7 ай бұрын

As it has had looters what were they looking for? There were many valuable things to have taken. I do not understand?

@lindaelick6067

Ай бұрын

My comment mirrors yours, I think it’s a shame that all these pieces of history will be crushed beneath the rubble when the rest of the house comes down. I’d rather have donated to a museum or sold to a collector if it was my legacy.

These videos should be a reminder... you are not here long........ Love each other and live for each other......

I don't know the legalities of explorating abandoned places. However, when you find such beautiful antique treasures such as marble topped wash basins and beautiful antique furniture, pictures, artifacts, etc. that should be saved for preservation and future generations admiration. I'm wondering is there not a way for you to work with local historians to help save them?

@kristenfromOZ

2 жыл бұрын

I totally agree with u

@lorrinekaai7489

2 жыл бұрын

These antiques are priceless

@foxfire1229

2 жыл бұрын

I thought the same as well

@oilswellnesswithmarsha3159

2 жыл бұрын

Wonder if they had permission to even explore their.

@gailbrezinka9766

2 жыл бұрын

Excellent idea!!!

Question guys…. Doing these history visits… has anyone from the families EVER seen your shows and reached out to you? Just curious. Thank you for the peeks inside others history. Stay well!!

@lutchmandookhi1689

Жыл бұрын

Job well done adam Raj from south africa Sprits do exits Scary though ..

@dogwalker338

Жыл бұрын

Shame no one replied….seems that a lot of us have the same question!

@emeraldmayfair

Жыл бұрын

@@dogwalker338 I was just told that one family saw their family home on KZread, found the group that took the pictures and then sued them. They were trying to blame the group for the damage done to the home by looters but the group had proof that it was damaged before they got there. They no longer investigate abandoned places.

@1432b

Жыл бұрын

@@emeraldmayfair How sad. If they were soooo concerned, why haven't they done anything with the possessions at the very least. I think they thought they saw easy money. Had nothing to do with whether or not it was trashed.

@Scott-iu2jx

8 ай бұрын

​@@1432bso sad but unfortunately it's the world we live in. 😕

I agree with other comments here. This stuff is museum worthy and NEEDS to be saved for future generations to enjoy. To let it go to waste would be unethical.

I can’t tell you how much I love your channel. You’ve got such a lovely way of respecting the people who once lived in these gorgeous homes. Great work.

One of the sad things about these lovely, abandoned, old homes are the timeless antiques just left behind to eventually rot away with the walls that surround them. So, truly a 'double loss' in many ways !! :(

Did you notice the hand embroidery on the backs of some chairs? Embroidery is an art, and it takes a lot of time and work to do. Please show us close-ups of embroidery when you see it! Thanks!

@lindasevenoaks5522

2 жыл бұрын

When I saw those embroidered chair backs it took me back about 60 years to my Grandparents old cottage ... I felt quite tearful

@sammyjo8109

2 жыл бұрын

My grandmother started teaching me embrodery when I was seven. It took me years to become really good at it. She showed me the stiches that were also used to mend clothes. In my 20's during the 1970's I earned extra money for my family doing enbroidery on denim, especially jackets and the flare part of jeans as it was very popular then.

@mccaffreybeverley450

2 жыл бұрын

It is definitely a lost art.

@lindafoster2317

2 жыл бұрын

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@conniecarroll7222

2 жыл бұрын

@@lindasevenoaks5522 I had rewind on my cellphone to see them, yes . My mother taught me how to embroider sidecloths, never put them on chairs I know exactly how you felt seeing them and I kept learning after that until I was able to trade some of my work for somethings. People don't realize how much time it takes to make even something like a chair cover. This whole video is heartbreaking just to all the china etc accumulating dust.

What a lovely house with the servants quarters with separate stairs, Belfast sink and taxidermy. It is so sad to see the bedroom fallen through. All those people who lived their lives there and now gone. This is a reminder that you cannot take anything with you when you die. Brilliant find and video Adam and Dale.

@jalex3645

Жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same, naked you come into this workt, naked you leave.

When I see homes like these, I feel the need to empty my home. Clearing out my closets today. Much love and respect to this family. Thank you once again, Adam. This is so much more than an exploration. This for me is a realization that we are just on this earth temporarily.

@bohomaturebabe

2 жыл бұрын

I have been doing this for several years. Getting there but still have to tackle the attic!

@dalehoward5416

2 жыл бұрын

@@bohomaturebabe Tis never ending. Sigh.

@wrnchhead76

2 жыл бұрын

I am doing the same. I'm not a hoarder by any means but I have fully fleshed out hobbies like woodworking, scale modeling and astronomy/astrophotography plus memorabilia, so plenty of "stuff" I have been tossing tons of stuff lately.

@jojackson1573

2 жыл бұрын

Yes I felt the same. And also the importance of updating and cleaning

@nadzya22

2 жыл бұрын

Same here. No need to have a lot.

Thank you for being so absolutely respectful of the property. High class act, well done!

Wow so much to be cared for and no one left to do this- truly Beautiful-what a shame!!!!!! Remarkable about how much respect you showed and how it hadn't been vandalized or desecrated with graffiti-The English really show respect -this at one time probably could have been worthy of being showcased on "Escape to the Country"-What could be done with what's left-there's probably people who would appreciate and cherish items that are here.The U.K. IS TRULY BEAUTIFUL!!!!!! Cheers from Canada!!!!!!

I would have thought that when someone dies that a government agency would search out any relatives, no matter how distant. To have nobody who would care about the family who lived here, for the place itself, the property is so sad. Everything that must have meant so much to the owners just left to rot. Can’t understand it. You do great explores. Thank you very much for making me truly LOL at some of your comments! As others have said, you respect for the places you explore is much appreciated.

@ukgeographer

2 жыл бұрын

When someone dies and not relatives can be found the government does step in and passes to heir hunter companies to trace distant people usually grandparents off spring if no one traced it goes to the government I think Duchy of Lancaster or Treasury - there is a BBC program called Heir Hunters which describes this.

@upster1967au

2 жыл бұрын

The government can't just take property, thats why its still there

@archiemeredith4940

2 жыл бұрын

I know The only one in the family left

@avislawrence866

2 жыл бұрын

heir hunter should chase the family. If no family can be found sooner and later government will take the property.

@missybekind5022

Жыл бұрын

@Archie Meredith I hope you told that family member to get over there straight away and get the important things out!!!! Better than vandals finding it!

Pfaff sewing machine - established in 1862, Germany. Pfaff still produces a wonderful sewing, embroidery & quilting machines today. Hope the historical society can preserve many of those wonderful art pieces & pieces of furniture from that amazing home. Please do notify someone who can help. Thanks for sharing!

@dianawells3966

3 ай бұрын

My Pfaff is over 80 yrs old and still going strong. I recently gave an even older Pfaff in excellent condition to a friend who needed a machine to make things for her business. She promised to take good care of it.

I couldn’t do this because I’d just feel the need to take all the abandoned photos and re-home them at my house 😭 I’m so obsessed with these videos but it makes me so sad to see a whole life abandoned and they’re more or less forgotten about! Like who cleans this up eventually? I feel sad that this is probably where this family are forgotten about!

@melaniedaly4321

Жыл бұрын

I am obsessed to

@Scott-iu2jx

8 ай бұрын

Left until falling down no one claims etc then bull dozers move in ground sold for housing. Someone who owned the property will then appear to claim money for ground sale. As no property tax to pay as no property standing....

@Pellegrineanita

8 ай бұрын

​@melaniedaly4321 me too

You call it a Clothes Dryer. In the States we call it a Wringer. When attached to machine it is a Wringer Washer. The sewing machine is a Pfaff. The P is silent, so pronounced Faff. Thank you for showing us so many interesting places!

I agree with you Adam, they are bastards to dump people's stuff out all over the place. So shameful.

I’m absolutely obsessed w this home…if I financially able I’d purchase an restore just for the family even though they’re gone!! Some things, places an memories just shouldn’t be forgotten or left to decay!! I hope it’ll still be there an possibly you’ll revisit…I’ll always be on the look out for it and I’ll keep coming back to this video to revisit for years to come…thank you sir!!

That house would have been absolutely stunning in its heyday. Furnishings are exquisite. Loved the video!

Wish someone would save the wonderful furniture. This was a very interesting find. Did enjoy it Adam

@AdamMark

2 жыл бұрын

It was a nice one wasn't it glad you enjoyed

@MaggieMay-bc9vu

2 жыл бұрын

My exact thoughts

@jonsworld5307

2 жыл бұрын

yep id restore house back to 100% time correct if it was my

@StanSwan

2 жыл бұрын

It is all moldy and out of date. It is beyond saving.

@TheAnonyy

2 жыл бұрын

@@StanSwan exactly not worth the trouble or money

The reason for the fire place in the bathroom was because this would have been a bedroom and not a bathroom they would have had bathed in tinned baths and you would have bathed in the kitchen. This wash basin and jug is what you would have washed in

I love the amount of respect you have while touring these amazing relics. Nicely done!

The antiques alone in that house are worth a fortune

@bohomaturebabe

2 жыл бұрын

That's what I thought but to some people it's just old tatt.

@stephenclarke3990

2 жыл бұрын

Such as ❓

The bed is a "half Tester" that has a canopy, smaller than a four poster. Great explore Adam one of the best. Just as thought " great no ones trashed it" it looked as though someone had. Some really nice things in the house, such a shame and a waste. Love how respectful you and Dale are. Thanks for showing us a great explore xx

Glass ornament is actually called Epergne vase it’s a multitude of small vases which would have been placed with fresh flowers daily!

@susanelliott1

2 жыл бұрын

I’m glad you explained what the vase was. I really want something like that. So thank you 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏

All these items in this beautiful place....you can only imagin how loving these household and parents were....stunning❤

Very nostalgic. Beautifull property with all its original features. Was once upon a time someone’s life their home, very sad. Hope someone saves it. Thankyou for the video.

Adam once again you never disappointed us here this evening.Just MAGNIFICENT!!!! Thank you.

I loved hearing the history god bless the loving son ...

This was fantastic watch. I noticed now television in the house and my imagination focused around the piano and picturing the family standing around singing and enjoying the music, kids rolling their eye's. Lol. Trying to picture the family with their life long collection just left to history and mother nature claiming it all back ever so slowly.

I found all the gorgeous wallpaper very interesting. And is coming back into fashion. What a lovely time capsule

Adam "we're going to get trapped and bummed" 😂😂😂😂 stay safe & well xx

Awesome place,what a shocking waste of antiques, jugs , basins and matching soap dishes and gorgeous wooden furniture, , great site , thanks , enjoyed this one guys !! 🤗

It sure has a lot of interesting contents. When you went to the bedroom and I saw the beautiful pink hat hanging off of the beautiful brass bed and then the bowl and pitcher was shown and I thought, I hope they don’t bulldoze down the property. There’s too many beautiful items that shouldn’t be destroyed. 😳😍😍All the bowls and pitchers in every room was the greatest!! I love them!!😍😍🥰 When plumbing came into the houses, the owners had to pick a room to make into a bathroom so the bathroom that you see there with the fireplace could very well be a small bedroom.

I love that no matter what era a piece of "Delftware", It's all identifiable as "Delftware" What a great place!! "Native Grammy" sent me.. glad she did!

The candlesticks were placed on piano’s as everything was lite by gas lamps.The candlesticks was to help you read the music in a relatively dark room!

Beautiful yet again ! Wish these houses could be saved..

It would be so nice to see this wonderful house restored and lived in by a loving family . Thank you for showing this house and for being so respectful. Such a shame others who have been in and rifled through xxxx

@joanparkinson6378

2 жыл бұрын

It must belong to someone I hope someone claims it and restores it before looters find it

@shirley9209

2 жыл бұрын

I don't know about restoring part but beautiful antiques need to be rescued.

What a beautiful place shame nobody can save theses places x

Such a shame its slowly falling apart. I hope someone saves the beautiful wardrobes and other nice old furniture. Thanks for showing us this home.

The "crutch "that you saw in the beginning was in actual fact a seat,in the form of a stick with a spike at the bottom, on the top opened up to form a seat, known as a shooting stick.The leather bag on the table behind the binoculars (Opera glasses) was in fact a schoolboys satchel, for carrying his books,I had one when l was at school.

@marklittler784

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah the school satchels seemed to die out early 70s

@garygregg4597

2 жыл бұрын

B

The spoons collection was from tea-caddies with loose tea leaves, before tea-bags. The animal carcases were smoked and hung up to dry. I was brought up on an old croft house in the west highlands of Scotland in the 1950's. We eventually had electric, one bulb in the kitchen ceiling, powered from a generator in an old hen-house.. The clothes dryer you spoke of was called a mangle, used to put sheets and blankets through in the spring, for an annual clean! This house is just full of memories which have surfaced seeing all this. Thankyou so much for visiting this old home and videoing the contents.

The best explore yet!! Such beautiful things. It feels alive still! Wish someone could save it. Great job showing us! Thank you guys.

One of the best we’ve done this is 🙌🏼💯

@lennydicko

2 жыл бұрын

🙌

@joycesmith4599

2 жыл бұрын

Totally agree!

This has blown me away. This one was truly unique. Beautiful. Thank you so much Adam 💙👍🏽⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

The bracelet you thought was Ivory is a celluloid bracelet. People collect those pieces as antique jewelry. Celluloid items include jewelry, dresser trays, mirrors, brushes, hair receivers, nail care kits and many other items.

@tinasteer2507

2 жыл бұрын

What’s a hair receiver?

The fireplaces, pianos, beds and wardrobes were beautiful! There was so much hand carved work in them that was amazing. It was sad that the son left them to rot in the house. Though if he hadn't we wouldn't have gotten to enjoy them. But then the other side of that two edged sword is that they will be left here to rot and that makes me so sad. Too bad that looters went through and messed up some of the place. 😠 Thank you Adam. I appreciate your videos. Tell Dale "Hello" for me.

Such a shame that these antiques are getting ruined by neglect. Really cool antiques. Liked the old bowl and pitcher sets in the bedrooms. Wish you would have shown more of the antiques in the curio cabinets in the livingroom. Thank you for the video.

@sharonjones7207

2 жыл бұрын

I think since there are no known heirs that County should allow Salvage Crews in

@garlandedwards1749

2 жыл бұрын

I totally agree. It's a shame when beautiful antiques are destroyed because of decay...

What a shame there is no family left to rescue some of these items before it’s too late. A great explore video

There’s so many antiques throughout this home!!! Incredible indeed

I recently came across your channel whilst being off work with covid , absolutely fascinating and very well done, but most of all your respect for the belongings. Well done and I look forward to more.

The drenching gun was used on the livestock, sheep I think, it kills any internal parasites . Maybe that meat is, or was, mutton. I noticed all the brass candlesticks in one room, I have an identical pair of one set right beside me.

Just discovered your channel, Adam and it’s fantastic! I’m a professional author and write paranormal thrillers, and your videos are a fantastic help for inspiring locations, three of which will be appearing in my next book. And I’ll be putting a thank you to you and a link to your channel on the acknowledgment page 👍👍👍👍

@Pellegrineanita

8 ай бұрын

That is lovely, what a honour ❤

What a lovely explore so hope it doesn’t get trashed & vandalised Such a lovely place to find but sad it’s decaying Great video 👍🏻

Wow as a private caretaker lots of clients end up using the dining room cuz they can't get up the stairs anymore when they are elderly. I think you hit it on the nail, they grew old passed on then the son did and now it's a time capsule, the cycle of life, I felt a particular sadness when you showed the banjo, think of the father playing traditional tunes. Mom playing the piano, in happier days. That place is amazing

What an amazing place, some gorgeous items left, like you said a proper time capsule, love the blue wallpaper, what a shame it's going to rack and ruin, thank goodness you documented it before we loose it altogether. Thanks for a fab video Adam wow

OMG!! I would love to get into that house, pick up more display cases, wash up, dry, and put those 'pieces' in the safe place where they won't be destroyed by vandals! I would love just to be able to go through like Adam and see with my own eyes the beautiful places like this!

This is the first video Iv watched of yours, and I’m so impressed at your sympathetic way of exploring. No setting rooms up for photos, just let the house make the video. All that stuff hanging up was a bit spooky though

It’s a shame to see this just rotting away. 😢 Thank you for sharing ♥️

Another smashing video Adam 😊 can’t beat your humour or expressions 👍 so many trinkets and decorations reminded me of my nans house. Dale with the banjo on your fb stories earlier had me dead 😂😂 can’t wait for the next one 🤪

Loved the old pictures and paintings hanging on the walls.

Great find adam & dale, someone was very rich to of afforded all the beautifull furniture let alone the house back in the 18 hundred's and then left abandened by the last surviving relative. It just goe's to show that no matter what you own you can't take it with you when you depart, so damn sad though. Keep up the good work lads 👍

Really enjoyed this video! The sewing machine is a Pfaff (pronounced Faf). I believe it's German. I have a very modern version of a Pfaff sewing machine at the minute. When we got married, almost 50 years ago, we bought an old house that still had some bits in it. We still have a candle holder exactly like the green tin one on one of the tables here. Also an old fashioned, very ornate pressure cooker which I've used for many years as an outside plant holder. We also bought a second hand piano just like the one in the video with the original candle holders. It's still in our family. Just a guess about the lumps of meat hanging on doors etc. As they were near the servants' quarters and the kitchen, could they have been smoked hams and perhaps just convenient places to store them. Re the bones, is it possible that animals have gained access when they were still edible? I can't believe the beautiful things that are still in this house after so many years. I hope that they just don't all end up being destroyed. By the way, the 'clothes dryer' is called a 'mangle'. My mother had one just like this and I remember helping her to feed sheets and bedclothes through it out in the back garden. Great video. Well done! 👍👍

So beautiful, I hope it is saved before vandals find it and destroy these memories 😢❤️💙

I loved this one - absolutely fascinating. Thre only thing missing is a dolly.

Oh wow this one broke my heart. That place has a few deceased family members haunting the place for sure!!

@denycetaylor6124

2 жыл бұрын

yea..and I hope they stay there..after what they done to them poor animals..I hope they never rest in peace!

I can't stop thinking about the piano stool. I would love that! 😍

Beautiful explore! So tough the place was ransacked by previous people. Thanks for sharing this! ❤

@andychris7647

2 жыл бұрын

Same here thanks to him for sharing this amazing video,hi Lynn how are you doing with your family I hope you’re safe from the virus?

What an absolute gem, well done for finding this. Love your videos, always look forward to you uploads. Would love to be able to have a look around this one. Such a shame it's been left with no one to take it on. ❤

That one was awesome. I’d love to be able to hunt and visit all those older abandoned properties. Great work.

Excellent find! Thank you so much Adam and Dale. I love watching your explores, very relaxing 😎 I have even got my mum watching them now 👍😃😉 keep up the Fantastic work!

Way to go Adam and Dale. This is absolutely a gem. Such beautiful old furniture snd weird grap hanging on the walls. So sad that no family members did not come and clear the house. So sad!!

So much life and history in all the rooms ... very touching ..

How fascinating and sad all at the same time…..this represents someone’s life. I hope someone can save it and bring it back to it’s former glory xx and the looters are scum…..no respect for others

@TheAnonyy

2 жыл бұрын

It's too badly gone would cost a fortune, more than thr eventual value of the house as there maybe back taxes on it, thr abandoned properties generally have structural problems and roof problems of left for too long, Its simply not worth it. The families that owned it are responsible for the mess its in today its their fault its on that mess when years ago of it was sold or I'd there was a mortgage allow the bank to take it over they could have sold it off.

@robertrstw8354

2 жыл бұрын

They probably just stealing everything they can is most likely. Sad..

This is a classic Lisa explore. No stoned left unturned. Great job.

I think this has to be one of my favourites so far. I think that’s cured meat hanging up but how is it even in tact since the late 1990s? And why is it everywhere? And the bones! That’s seriously creepy. 😯 it’s odd because the first room seemed like a nice normal living room from back in the day and afterwards the vibes changed to quite creepy. I really don’t know how I feel about the overall vibe of this house. What a fantastic explore though seeing artefacts from the late 1800s is just incredible. How are those certificates even still in tact? I find it fascinating that people could leave the house and everything in it forever. What a fab video. Thanks Adam and Dale for sharing this explore with us.

@varshtiwheildon

2 жыл бұрын

the house did not look to have ppliances in the house tour. store large amounts of meat if you don't have a fridge or freezer. Prior to the house being abandoned, the family may have been in the process of killing a preserving some livestock. As for the bones found in the house they could have been brought in by wildlife, most of the windows on the house are broken.

@annaconway313

2 жыл бұрын

@@varshtiwheildon used salt to preserve

@TheLadyT23

Жыл бұрын

I agree! At the beginning I thought what a lovely home, and was sad when I saw the hospital bed, and thought of someone's last days probably. Then the meat, then the bones, and all the house turned a bit grim!

@stevedickson5853

3 ай бұрын

The hammer house of horror 😂​@@TheLadyT23

Light blue paint - particularly in kitchens was said to ward off flies. Am in my 60's now but our kitchen was blue - I remember being told that as a cild; not sure the truth in that or folklaw. But a great find, wish you'd spend a few seconds more on wall paper or books/records to show the amazing lost designs of a by gone age or a glimpse into the personality of the previous occupants. And as I and others have said just love your opening theme tune...

@krystaldaniels7940

Жыл бұрын

Hmm...I'm in the process of painting our farmhouse. Been trying to decide on a color for the kitchen. Flies are awful out here bc our kitchen is facing the pigs pasture. Maybe the kitchen should be blue!🤔

The ROTTING MEAT MYSTERY all over the house, is an easy one to solve, As soon as I saw the first lot hanging on the door, I expected to see more around the house and we did, in random places, even on a set of stair banisters!, and bones on the floors, picked almost clean by Rats, "A very cleaver" idea by the last owner, his parents meant a lot to him, which is why the house contents were never removed, I presume at one point someone had been in the house, so he hung the fresh meat around the house to Rot, which within a few days would of filled the houses (old rear & newer Front) with the most discussing stench, a smell so bad you would vomit if you smelt it, and it would linger within the home for years, until air flow from broken windows, open doors and holes in the roof, helped to disparate the smell, the perfect way to keep anyone out of the property, and preserve the loved and treasured belongings of his parents. I enjoyed your video, both for the beautiful old contents of houses and the respectful way you looked around, and also seemed to genuinely admire and appreciate the things you saw, which reminded me of my past favorite abandoned Explores Jord & Hollie's (Adventury) YT Channel, which always had content I loved, and they always respected were they went, so it is nice to see you doing the same, and so I have both "liked" this video and "Subscribed" to your channel, in the hope your future videos will be every bit as good as this was, well done Adam for a pleasant, enjoyable, well presented explore.

@kassard1

2 жыл бұрын

That’s absolutely fascinating, and there was me immediately thinking the owners were into making jerky or crackling or something 😅

@StanSwan

2 жыл бұрын

Sounds plausible but if that was true flies would have laid eggs on it and the maggots would have stripped the bones clean. The meat had to be smoked and dried out or it would not be there still. There would also be millions of dead flies all over the house. Back to the drawing board.

@willbass2869

2 жыл бұрын

Cured/smoked pork bellies. Just slice off your morning bacon.

Old Spice, wow that reminds me of my own Father, he use to swim in it I am sure lol use to tell him he smelled like he had broken into a chemist with the amount of Old Spice he use to put on haha... lovely memories thank you.

Wow! What an amazing place, absolutely loved this one. Once again well done.

Absolutely stunning for a time capsule. A little eerie at moments, so sad it’ll just decay and fall into the earth eventually. Another superb explore thank you for sharing!🇨🇦🇨🇦

This was amazing, untouched. So many undisturbed memories. Would be amazing if this house could be preserved in time. Thankyou for sharing

Such a beautiful place. Sad to see it abandoned. You found it and now someone else will with no respect for anything in it.

Well done Guy's glad you had company Adam, as it worrys me when your alone... Fabulous explore 👍

Extraordinary excellent job the home seems kind of sad and lonely very amazing great work thank you so much for sharing 🤗

this is one home that realy deserves to be saved

That appliance you keep calling a dryer is a wringer,put your wet washing in-between and turn the handle on the side,it pushes the washing through and wrings it out for you to hang on the line,equivalent to our spinning cycle on our washing machines ❤

The wooden box with the glass bottles was a ladies toiletries box!

Adam when you was shocked with those piece of meat yes that’s right it’s dried old meat! it would have been cured pork!

@williebeamish5879

2 жыл бұрын

I thought so too. Did appear to be a sort of jerky.

@myrescuecats3028

2 жыл бұрын

@@williebeamish5879 Very similar Willie.😀👍

@sharonjones7207

2 жыл бұрын

Looked like skin to me. Draped around like that gave it a strange vibe. Like serial killer vibe

@sarahsweeney7311

2 жыл бұрын

Ed Gein

@pennymorrow858

2 жыл бұрын

Wouldn’t hanging meat like that cause flies and rodents? And why wouldn’t they just dedicate a room to drying meat? It’s odd seeing it tacked against doors. Is that normal?

Oh my, imagine laying in the bath on a cold winters night with a fire roaring. What a place to be able to explore, thankyou again for your respect. I realise this is an older video so it’s nice to know you are still just as respectful now

I can see you love what you're doing,and you respect other peoples things, you present it very good, thank you Ive enjoyed the tour back in time....God bless....🇿🇦

Great video Adam and Dale, please keep them coming. You are my favorite Explorer.

This was a great old place. A lot of history throughout the house. Amazing to see how people in the 1800s lived.

Wow, that was absolutely stunning. Thank you.

U guys r the best ,wow wat a fantastic find ,absolutely amazing to watch u go through the place ,loved it 💗💗💗🏠👍

What a lovely place.Love all the furniture and Planos.I wish you would take samples of all the different wallpapers. People would love them,use them for scrap booking.,picture borders,and to have a pattern to make more.The wash basins are so nice.a shame the vandals found it.take care guys 👍😍❤️🇺🇸

@bohomaturebabe

2 жыл бұрын

I bought an 18thc cottage and when I was stripping off some tatty 60s wood cladding I found about six layers of wallpaper. The first one was hand-painted! I have carefully stored them in a seal-tight plastic container and put them in the attic for posterity.

What a fantastic find. Well done. The clothes dryer is a mangle. Great to watch as always. Take care guy's. Thanks.

This is fantastic!!! The stuff left behind is amazing! Great find for sure 😊

I'm even a bit curious, as to what the creepy flesh looking things are that is dotted around. But the house itself is amazing considering the fact that it's starting to fall apart. If only there was someone who could restore it and maybe bring back some life.

@sharonjones7207

2 жыл бұрын

Really creepy, an "Ed Gein" feel

@marisarap5788

2 жыл бұрын

It must belong to someone. If there is no Will what happens?

@marisarap5788

2 жыл бұрын

Why dont you speak normally?

@dianat119

2 жыл бұрын

@@marisarap5788 The property would go to close relatives but if there are none the estate passes to the Crown (bona vacantia.)

@christinesbetterknitting4533

2 жыл бұрын

@@marisarap5788 When you are from his country, that is the normal way to speak.