There is a lot of stuff that could be salvaged from that place!!! I wish there were places like that here in the US. Every house you find here has been vandalized and everything broken or taken already. Would love to have the job of cleaning out places like that!!!!! Great video!!

@tammydinatalli1245

2 жыл бұрын

I absolutely agree I'm the same. I 2ould LOVE to be someone who cleaned out old abandoned places even just to explore in them. But sadly sooo many are almost always vandalized and trashed picked apart. No respect for anything. All for mo reason really. Even old school buildings.

@tammydinatalli1245

2 жыл бұрын

There's an old casino boat not far from the town I live in. It's located in Burlington. So much was just left behind. It's unbelievable. Things that could have and should have been donated to ppl less fortunate not just left to rot and wasted. I just don't understand the waste and destruction in America. Very very sad

@mariejones5844

2 жыл бұрын

Look around for abandoned houses in all towns and you'll find good stuff in them or in dumpsters too.thats what we do!

@PositiveVibesOnly37

2 жыл бұрын

We have houses like this here in the states. You need to go out deep into the country to find them.

It's so nice to hear the back story of a property so thanks Meg for the research you do. Some lovely things in the house. Glad there wasn't anyone in the bed this time. Thanks Chris for filming xx

So sad seeing how these once , family homes, are now just ruins. The photos and personal bits left to rot. You are both so respectful, and I like how you speak kindly about the items in the houses you visit, also how you leave everything as you find them.

You guys do a really nice and respectful job documenting these abandoned properties, be safe out there 👍☮️

What an interesting, yet sad back story to this house. Thanks for showing us round. Another very enjoyable explore guys.

I just come across your channel I like watching these urbex videos. It was lovely to read who lived in the house and the history of what went on.

One of the most thorough & calming explores I've seen! Thanks for showing us everything,taking your time instead of rushing,& a back story. I'm definitely subscribing! Thank you for sharing these great treasures. Great job

Oh my that kitchen is filthy. How on earth do you allow your mother to live like that? I absolutely love your channel. You are the only channel that details any history you find, and go slowly with your cameras so we see everything. I wonder why Kate had never sorted this bungalow out? Years ago it could have been sold, and she could have enjoyed the money. Maybe it’ll be up to Kates children to sort all this out one day. There’s some lovely little treasures in there. Thank you so much 😊💖❤️💖

@clover5668

2 жыл бұрын

Its probably something she just wants to forget. Its where her mother spent her lonley days in. Her mothers spirit is still there. I doubt any family would want it! :(

Found your channel today, it's fantastic! Love that you actually researched the history of the house and didn't just make up stuff. I really enjoy these kinds of videos, I've actually stopped watching a number of channels because even though they started out just exploring, so many start to make claims about property's like a murder happened there or they make claims that a home is haunted and its obvious click bait! I watch a lot of videos like this one and I find the homes that still have everything left there the saddest ones. It's so sad to see personal items left behind, you can see it was once a family home and seeing everything disintegrating and rotting away is heartbreaking. I love that you love all of the beautiful furniture, the dressing table in the bedroom is stunning and there's so many other pieces that are amazing, I'd love to have furniture like that. I have a sideboard I brought from a secondhand shop and it's so beautiful and made to last, not sure how old it actually is though. It's sad to see someone's possessions rot away, things they loved and had sentimental value. I hope the daughter manages to save some of the items, like the photo's and anything that means something to her. Great video, but so sad to see and thanks for actually showing us the items in the house, not just a quick glance at them. Definitely found yourself a new subscriber here, I'm in the UK too and I'm looking forward to seeing more of your explores.

Hello from Washington State, USA! I just found your channel via the comment section over at Finders Beepers History Seekers (they mentioned your Little Old Lady video), and so far I am hooked! That wood stove in the living room was the exact same model I had growing up. It was made by Fisher Stoves, and it was called the "Grandpa" model because it had the double doors. That thing did not eat wood: the screw-looking things on the lower part of the doors could be screwed open or closed to control air flow in and out of the stove. I didn't see one on their stovepipe, but ours had a damper flap that could be opened or shut to "keep the heat inside" the stove. If the damper was open, heat would go up the stovepipe. Keep the damper shut, and you could heat your entire house. You could throw a few pieces of wood into it at night, screw the air intakes down to barely open, and shut the damper. The stove was then "banked" for the night, and would just sit and kind of simmer, putting out nice heat all night long. In the morning you would rake the coals, throw in a little more wood, open up the air intakes, and get the thing roaring. We had brutal winters and used to cook on that stove a lot, too. Heat up water if the power went out, etc. It's an amazing piece of equipment. That stove is 100% cast iron, too, and I guarantee that it could be polished up again and put back in to use.

@RadioPsychicAstrologyByPepper

2 жыл бұрын

That is fascinating

It’s sad that people have been in there and tore the place up I wish they were like you all go through and respect the old memories

I love looking at and seeing old things. It's said to me how many places are abandoned everywhere still with belongings of once occupants. But it's warming seeing ones that haven't been vandalized and ravished or trashed. I would love so much to be like you two are and do! Discovering and exploring seeing all the places and things of history. Time at a stand still so to speak. Intriguing and interesting facinating really!!!

@michaelparanormal

2 жыл бұрын

Me too, but would be nice if someone would bring them back to full health to live in and not to see them rot away specially the furniture that could be saved.

@tammydinatalli1245

2 жыл бұрын

@@michaelparanormal right! So much wastefulness. People just don't care. Because they don't want the " problem" or " time" 😞

@michaelparanormal

2 жыл бұрын

@@tammydinatalli1245 Yes sadly, or maybe they have no families or friends left to deal with the estates.

I always find it sad seeing places like this just being left to Rot. Some very interesting items left from different time periods. Another great video thankyou x

There’s so much junk in there it’s hard to decipher what’s what. Love your videos. Keep them coming & thank you for all you do. 🤙🌹

it's too bad it was all left to rot. there's lots there that could have been salvaged if given the chance and time. lots of history there. 😮

Sick minds sick video.

All the wood items, ceramic, glass, and even a few other keepsakes are completely salvageable. Cobwebs are easy to deal with.The old beds and mirrors are awesome! I'll bet that even some of the blankets can be restored, even clothing. The rugs can for certain.

Thank you both for sharing. I love that you have a story about it. I love old homes. I live in an old home, It's a little over 100 years old. I can't understand why people leave so many personal things. I am sure some of that stuff would be worth some money.

The detritus of a long life interrupted abruptly. Wow. It's amazing how quickly a place can fall into rack and ruin after its inhabitants leave. The woodstove is fantastic. And I chuckled over that first giant TV. It's probably from about 1995 and looks like the precisely same model we just unloaded to someone else for free. It was heavy! The picnic basket made me sad. I used to have a similar one. At any rate -- there are many nice things that are still salvageable in there and many things that are not including the bungalow itself most likely. Thank you for the thoughtful tour.

Wow, is all I can say. And being a U.S. Army Ranger, was that a real bomb, we here in Connecticut love ya both. 💜

Great video thanks guys , great to see you again 👍🏼

Unfortunately, that appears to be very old blood. Can you imagine never returning to the place you spent your life? A sad reality. Lovely channel you both have. Glad I came upon it!

Thanks guys. So sad. Hope you are recovered from last week. Take Care ❤. Love 💘 from Africa 🌍 XXxX 😃🐘💝

Thanks for this Folks, the family history at the start of the video was brilliant, it kind of gives the viewers a sense of what the people and the building were about and then we can take in the things we see and associate them with the people that lived there. Well done!

Really sad story. Looks like it was nice home at one time its sad to see what happens when you get ill and nobody to help you and everything falling apart around you there's not a lot you can do .The History of this family was told with great compassion well done Megan.

So sad seeing everything just left to rot, if those walls could talk i reckon we would hear lot's of shenanigans and stories. The blanket is a stark reminder of what happened within these walls.

Lots of antiques there. New to your channel. Love how you give a history of the places you explore and go slowly so we can see everything. Thank you!!

Loved this. I like the way that you put any history about places you visit if you know any. You two are such a lovely couple.

thanx for taking us along 🌹💕 history is so fascinating

Another fantastic video guys. Really nice to find out some of the history on this one. I hope the daughter can salvage as many of the personal items as possible. ❤

Great video guys and it’s great to know some history of the place

Some of The wood furniture would be soo nice if it got refinished!! Definitely worth keeping and saving

Thanks for showing this old time capture

Its a pure joy to listen to Chris lovely and warm and always respectful ..

Great video guy's and thanks for the research Meg. There has been so many different stories being told about how the blood got on the bed its good to finally hear the truth, what a shame the daughter just left everything to rot it would of been a beautiful place at one time.

This property is a time capsule it seems much older than being empty 6 years its mixed in with modern today items too. maybe Malerie struggled to keep the house clean with mental health problems. she was 74 when she pass away. absolutely loving the history in this property thank you for sharing Meg an Chris x

Thank you sharing these videos you do a great job 😊

The downstairs reminded me of the house I grew up in. I’m in MN, USA and I was born in 1983. The house I grew up in, till I was 13, was built in 1902. It was insulated with horse hair. We didn’t have money to redo anything, so the winters were cold and summers were hot. We lived on a farm and where the chicken coop was, they used to make coffins back in the day. When the road would flood, the old wood planks would come up from the railroad that had been there. Watching your video makes me wanna look up the history of our old home.

I'm new to the channel,but glad that I stumbled upon it. I love videos like this,and investigating abandon places myself. Sad story yes,but great find. Blessed Be :)

Love the way you told a story.. great video 💙

Awesome video , Chris you have a great voice 👍🏻

So sad seeing the house like this , 😢 such a heartache and so much stuff left behind as well. Well done guys x

Hello I love looking at these Old houses and learning the history the old Items left behind.oh this is the only way to travel with you guys because I'm home bound right now until things get better.you are brave to walk around in there because I'm terrified of spiders and the webs.anyway be careful safe travel.do more vids like this.

Just found your channel thanks for the video and story!

“There’s a lot of R E A L L Y old stuff in here.” *Spots some VHS on the shelf.* Me, who grew up in the 80s and 90s: HmMmmM. I’m sure there is actually some old stuff further in, but I found the juxtaposition funny. XD

Thank u, bad feelings. If u feel strange n get bad vibes follow your gut.. thank u for your video.

New to your channel, You two are great, loving the back story you put out, Will be binge watching

Great as usual. How sad how people end their lives. Did you ever go back to see the lonely lady that was “living” in that farmhouse last week. She was in my mind for a few days. So sad, she really did live in her own world. But you certainly did all you could xxx

@sharonjones7207

2 жыл бұрын

I been wondering about that poor old lady myself 😔

@sassie8039

2 жыл бұрын

I have been thinking about her too . Hope she is OK X

@eniuneg6854

2 жыл бұрын

Yes we need an update please

@jamiecurran3544

2 жыл бұрын

Yes everytime I see an urbex vid I keep wondering about how that poor lady is !🤔✌

Gosh, the globe, the writing desk, old utensil can opener type things. So ma y sweet items spotted within 3 minutes! I can feel the sadness in there, but all houses with age have history. We just tend to paint over the past quickly and move on. Thanks for allowing us to sneek a peek!

Blood turns black. Doesn't stay red.

Just recently found your channel. I really love your videos it’s sad to see things left behind so many memories left in these houses

Their story breaks your heart

I am new to your channel, great find and some lovely items inside this house. Amazing! Thanks for sharing

That's a lot of stuff 😳 left in the house. I'm old, I'm going to start getting rid of stuff I don't need. Good job on the video.

Ohh I never heard of your channel till now and I just love it

See how so many things clean and not rusty. People have been living there fairly recently

I believe the recipes are for different breads, awesome vid guys

I seen this house on another channel Adam marks explores I believe. I just subscribed to your channel because I really love these home Time Capsule explorers. One thing I did love about this video was the beginning on how you guys gave us the viewers the history on this house and who lived in it. Thanks so much for that. And also how you are respectful of the home. Great job 👏

New mikes work well, sound is fantastic and matches the high standard of your video. Having the backstory is the final icing on the cake.

Keep it up uses I love your TikTok videos and KZread videos

Thanks for this video, sad backstory. 😔

Great video!

This is a great find.

Thank you for this video

Thanks Megan for the information on this abandoned Property, it's a sad story & its Sad that this has been Abandoned for a long time & homes are just left to Rot I'ts heartbreaking to see this home in this state for its Age it should be an historic building it should be protected Cleaned renovated & restored I hope you 2 Aren't squeamish regarding spiders & there webs? Spiders don't bother me I have a suggestion for you Both if there is any black mould in any of the 2 Properties please wear proper masks as your safety Should always be top priority, there are a lot of items That can be salvageable really old items should be in a museum the Peter rabbit books original are worth money I have the whole set of 31 little Beatrix Potter books mine are worth £30 but I'd never sell them I will hand them down to 1 of my adult children, this home definitely needs a clean I would bring my hoover I think it definitely should be renovated there are lots of homeless people I'm from the UK & I think that all abandoned homes should definitely be renovated and People should live there there is loads of Abandoned homes & Buildings left to Rot in the UK & in the rest of the world they should be recycled & reused instead of Been left to Rot, did you check to see if there's water & electric still works? If you 2 had a UV light it would show up the blood it's so sad to see & that it's just left on the I think the last living relative should declutter this home & clean & renovate & sell it that's definitely blood.

Thank you for another great explore! The bed stain appears that mom passed and reached a stage of decomposition before being discovered. How sad! No wonder the daughter wanted nothing else to do with the home.

@penelopelopez8296

2 жыл бұрын

That’s so sad but it was their home and she probably would not have wanted to leave this world in any other place than her beloved home.

@maaikw7645

2 жыл бұрын

I think she did not die but had to move to a care home and decided she did not want to return, or so I understand from the imtroduction. It seems like she was a heavy smoker and had not been able to keep up the house anymore, maybe the daughter found that to be too confronting...

Glad to see you back after finding the lady in bed x

Thanks Guys love your videos you put up great history

Great explore. Thanks for the history of the place in the intro. I watched another urbex vid of this same place but they only speculated about the place. Pleeeze tell me the home will be cleared out before it’s demolished. There are so many wonderful treasures still salvageable. It would be a sin to destroy what can still give joy. Be safe, be well, be happy! 🙏🏼☮️🌎. Thanks again, 😁🇺🇸

Great video i saw this one down by a different explores and there back story was different

@sarahtaylor2492

2 жыл бұрын

I thought I’d seen this property before with different explorers but I don’t think they researched the history like these guys did

I dont understand why ppl just leave stuff like this and never clean it up really a waste - they could have rented the property- july 18 what year really this is shameful laziness the old lady who lived there is probably turning in her grave and the state of her house and ppl poking about in it

Excellent

Wonderful explore guys .It looks like a cozy home with the rock wall and fireplace The Mike's worked great.I hate to see the wood furniture left to rot though.👍❤️🇺🇸

I just cry to see salvageable items just go to waste.

Hi Chris and Meg thanks for sharing the information regarding the family who resided in this old abandoned house. The house had quite a bit of thing's left behind,must be spiders paradise another interesting video thanks for sharing 👍

Hi you two! I think the dishes need to be washed again. 😂 The cobwebs yikes 😳 They had enough mayonnaise in there. Oh my that stove is gross. Nice find!

That tin opener hanging by the washing machine, I have the same one! 😂

Sad, but intresthing video 🥲 Thank you both very much and im happy too...im flu sick 🤧 but im ok 🙂I 💜 yours videos very much 😊💚🥁

All of the brown all over the wall, cabiettes, and ceilings, suggests the residents were heavy smokers.

I would love to have that stained glass piece with the sunflower. It would be perfect in my kitchen. ( my kitchens done in sunflowers)

Malerie had to spend her final years in her home in a very sad way. She most likely dealt with a hoarding condition and used toaster oven to heat her meals. Although there was food in the cupboards she may not have cooked much by the condition of the kitchen. Sad how someone's life can change in their later years to one in which most can hardly believe or accept to be true. Thanks for sharing.

The blue flowered vase on the desk where all the pictures were stacked looks like it might be an urn with someone's ashes because it has a lid on it.

What a shame everything is left behind furniture some of it should be in a museum cant wait for your next one

Amazing

Nice one guys

I've seen someone else explore this same house. I can't mistaken the bloody bed, the music box and the rainbow looking design in the "kids" room. The only thing this video didn't mention anything about was how Many guns there was in this house. The other video I seen showed many guns left behind in this home.

Nice idea to tell about the house

in the cupboard are recipes for French and White Bread !!

That was an old lighter not an ink well. Supper cool.

Can I ask how you find these places you explore & how you find out about the family that owns the property !!!! Great explore again guys you are the best two I only watch your channel now the others seem to be very disrespectful Thankyou can I ask about the lady you found in bed on your lady explore have you had any feed back thanks again great explore x

That old white stove behind ironing board CAN BE SAVED BUDDY..GET IT

I just found your channel and the first video I watched was of the little old lady that startled both you and I !!!!!😳 omfg!!! I would have done the same as you and try to do something for her. Please let us know if you do get back to visit her again! I am really enjoying your videos, thanks your beautiful work! EXPLORE ON!!!🤗🇺🇸😘

Fascinating as always!

I would love to restore the place myself.

Adam Mark Explores just showed a video of exploring this same house about three weeks ago.

11:01 I have a couple of these books, I see now that it's a collection.

Quant little place. Really like how y'all find out as much history on a place that you can.

Thanks

Always get permission to enter people's property. Leave it as you find it, unless the owner tells you otherwise. It is their property. Some do defend their property!!

I'm Happy. I hope y'all do a update, yuns wasn't alone. I'll be waiting.