I won't mention the location, but I have been there. I spent a rainy night there in 2005. It was over priced, very dated( the TV was straight out of 1985), and there was broken glass on the bathroom floor. But at the same time it was warm, dry, and had a certain retro/nostalgic charm( like a time capsule from the 70s/80s) that makes me glad I stayed there. All the other people staying appeared to be long term residents who had made questionable life choices. The lady who owned it was very nice though and it really is a great location. It is a relic in a sadly depressed area. Really glad to see you explore this place. By coincidence I'll be heading up tomorrow to stay right near there for a couple weeks. Stay safe Buddy! Edit after watching more than 30 seconds of the video: I had a nice chat with the lady who owned the joint when I stayed there. She told me the big space on the left used to be a full service restaurant back in the day with innkeepers quarters upstairs and that she wanted to turn the place into a geothermal powered spa involving yurts, but she was struggling to makes ends meet. I guess the spa didn't pan out. It is a great piece of history and should be restored. Unfortunately it will probably be razed and condos put on the property. I'm glad to see it has held up so well, maybe being in the middle of the town that time forgot has been a good thing.

@thekangaroo1880

2 жыл бұрын

That's cool of you to share! First comment I've found yet about anyone staying at that place before.

@nickbrown6457

2 жыл бұрын

Really interesting, thanks for sharing!

@waynevetrone

2 жыл бұрын

what happened to the ownership? does she still own it or is it owned by the bank?

@rupe53

2 жыл бұрын

@@waynevetrone ... what usually happens to places like this is after a failure (or the owner dies) nobody pays the taxes and the town / city puts a lien on the property. Now they are stuck with it and it just sits for decades because the paperwork is complicated and there's usually not a market for it in a depressed economy. They usually don't have the resources to do anything except a tax auction, and quite often nobody shows up to bid so they wait another few years. There are many situations like this in the Poconos (Pa) and Catskills (NY) that are just waiting to fall down.

@sydtem6691

2 жыл бұрын

@@rupe53 but how hars is it to renovate it though it cant be that hard, we can turn it into a motel again if its possible

I will never understand why people want to destroy and vandalize an abandoned building instead of just enjoying it. Love your videos 👏👏

@aborted4196

2 жыл бұрын

It's a Young male thing...

@Dargonhuman

2 жыл бұрын

It's a primal thrill seeking thing - getting to unleash the inner destructive tendencies without serious repercussions is exciting and, for some, cathartic. I do agree that it's still tragic and sad that they have to do it to places like this, though. It's one of those things where the motivation is understandable but still reprehensible at the same time.

@-Batman-

2 жыл бұрын

@@Dargonhuman nope, I don't understand it at all. The excuses you mentioned are weak if not completely illogical. I strongly condemn mentally fcked (no other way to put it) people like that... Fck them, seriously, trying to find reasons for them and finding them "understandable" is morally corrupt, I have to say it...

@IzzySarru

2 жыл бұрын

Humans have destructive and constructive tendencies in spades. It's just that being destructive is so much easier than being constructive.

@Dargonhuman

2 жыл бұрын

@@-Batman- Human nature is often contrary to morality. Morality is a taught behavior, not a default state; if it weren't, we wouldn't need laws and punishments to corral the tendencies of human nature, nor would we need to teach our children right from wrong. One major aspect of human nature is the desire to destroy things. Whether it's morally right or wrong is subjective to the societal values of the time, and even then it can depend on the context. Destroying a historical house to build a newer one that takes advantage of modern materials and construction techniques that make it safer is seen as morally wrong by historians but morally right by safety inspectors. We can agree that vandalism is morally wrong from our perspective, but in an environment where defacing an abandoned building is considered a rite of passage, it can be seen as morally right.

"Oh, big walk-in freezer. Wouldn't want to get locked in this" Foreshadowing

@hamletksquid2702

2 жыл бұрын

Seems like a good place to stash a velociraptor.

@clevelandbci9562

2 жыл бұрын

@@hamletksquid2702 Or live during a zombie apocalypse.

@danhutson3460

2 жыл бұрын

Or a place to put Jack ala "The Shining".

@jwaterous224

2 жыл бұрын

Burger King keeps their walk in freezer at minus 23 degrees. If you're not working hard and wearing gloves and a jacket it's painful almost immediately.

@hamletksquid2702

2 жыл бұрын

@@jwaterous224 - That's insane, and probably a lot more expensive to run than a normal temperature. I've hauled frozen meat in semis, and our contracts for that usually specified that it had to be kept below +35 or +40 degrees. Minus 23 sounds like some accountant deciding that if cold is good, colder is better.

Amazes and depresses me that trees can grow in parking lots, yet half the crap I plant dies.

@nathanbugg3221

2 жыл бұрын

Oh I feel you on that.

@orange5718

2 жыл бұрын

Plants in the wild: 💪🦵🙌 Plants in doors: ahhh the ph is a little off I think I'll go die now

@nisaame

2 жыл бұрын

Certainly. Even the plants that need no water etc dies in my care. I've given up after few years eventually 😂

@lukesmith9455

2 жыл бұрын

Just pave before you plant. Problem solved.

@620john620

2 жыл бұрын

Your dying plants are suffering from a lack of asphalt. Crumble some up and mix it with the potting soil.

The genuine joy when the roundabout actually spun made my day. Don't ever change post 10 :)

Post10 says "walk-in freezer, really cool", and all post10 fans nod knowingly.

@M.TTT.

2 жыл бұрын

knowers in chat

@pauldurkee4764

2 жыл бұрын

A walk in freezer mmm, this is not the bates motel by any chance.

@markg.2501

2 жыл бұрын

Yes yes post 10 ...do tell us more👀

What was once most likely a prime motel has some beauty left. I see potential to be transformed back to a motel or apartments. I'm shocked most of the windows still intact. At age 56, that was playground equipment we had as children. Things were made to last. Nice find. Always appreciate your content. Ron, Connecticut

@danhutson3460

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah I am soon to be 66(Sept 29th) & I remember playground equipment like this. Oh yeah we had monkey bars too, in Atlanta & Clayton County, Georgia.

@mvl9591

2 жыл бұрын

Many older motels have turned into emergency housing for the homeless.

@maxschon7709

2 жыл бұрын

Or founding a Coummity to live their.... giving potery and Yoga classes

"If you know the location don't post in comments" that is what I like about your video you have respect a lot of other so called urban exploration channels can learn form you. One local so called youtuber broke in to a local house few months after owner died told the world the location, others followed showing location, then came the vandals smashing up more and spray painting every room, thefts and finally the arsonists. Property no more. You are so respectful thanks. Nothing wrong with what you do the way you do it. Its left for others in the future. Thank you for showing these places in a very respectful way.

I could listen to post all day long. Idk what it is but he’s just so calming

@holbrookp

Жыл бұрын

We never see him get uptight or angry at anything. It's like he's always in control and things are going as he wants them to unfold.

Seeing that children’s playground, and thinking back to my own childhood brought a raindrop to the lens; not gonna lie.

For a minute there I thought post 10 was going to climb up and unclog the gutter🤦‍♂️

@l.a.raustadt518

2 жыл бұрын

Me too!

That note in the laundryroom makes you think about the people who probably spent years working there

It's amazing how large the compound is out in the middle of what looks like nowhere that used to be somewhere.

@Mike-tv9rk

2 жыл бұрын

It was always on the way to somewhere. Didn’t you hear the traffic ?

@DellaDykeborn

2 жыл бұрын

@@Mike-tv9rk on the way to somewhere is not the same as somewhere. Many abandoned roadside motels are off a highway, but aren't nearly as grand. The trees breaking the pavement and elements rotting the structures makes for an impressive transformation.

@DellaDykeborn

2 жыл бұрын

@@Mike-tv9rk after reading more comments I see it's in the middle of town. Fascinatingly huge, but not a town like my town. It would be constantly occupied in every room.

This motel area are huge! Thank you for the tour.

Great tour! I like the comments others have made about using this to house homeless vets. I wish we looked at these places as potential rather than eyesore to tear down and stuff in a landfill.

Those TVs are becoming valuable for restoration of 1980s arcade video games. It's getting harder and harder to find CRTs and some of them are now worth $$$$$ if they don't have burned phosphor.

@iroll

2 жыл бұрын

I was going to say, as soon as he saw that pile I heard shang066's ghostly voice in the background saying "gamers's choiiiiiiice." But for reals, if they've been out in the Connecticut weather for a couple years they're probably toast. The weather's not going to be as forgiving to the tube terminals etc. as that shop in Texas where folks pulled a bunch of survivors out of an outdoor pile. Now, a pile of C64s on the other hand, that would fuel about 1,000 hours of youtube resto videos.

I bet you slid down the slide, but edited it out for "liability" reasons. Love your videos, thanks for entertaining/educating us.

@mala3isity

2 жыл бұрын

I know I wanted to go down. ;)

@margaretkur8161

2 жыл бұрын

That playground is a real surprise!

Wow. Seems a shame to let such a nice place go. It would make great housing for homeless veterans. I'd love to give the grounds a good makeover!

@GMan-yv8cb

2 жыл бұрын

Suggest it to P10! This could be the next "Lake Drain" Saga 😆😂 Maybe Biden could throw A trillion $$$ P10's way!! 😊😄

@sixthsenseamelia4695

2 жыл бұрын

That's exactly what I was thinking. Such a waste & with so many people who would appreciate it.

@GMan-yv8cb

2 жыл бұрын

Great Catch!!! I'm REALLY glad you got in there before the idiot graffiti 'artists' and vandals! BIG place! The ramp (@16:15) was probably to wheel in hand-trucks with supplies for the big dining room! Thanks for taking us! (WHEREVER we were!) 😉

@2DogsVlogs

2 жыл бұрын

That's what I hate about seeing places like this. Sadly due to fire regulations it can't be used for accommodation anymore. No firewalls between the units.

@anthony10370

2 жыл бұрын

@@2DogsVlogs interesting i wonder if certain structures could be grandfathered in, for instance if it is fixed up as "maintenance" and not "rebuild" Edit: that being said i do think this place is too far gone to be economically feasible as a remodel.

I remember playing on playground equipment exactly like that in elementary school... takes me back. Thanks for sharing!

@antiblonda1737

2 жыл бұрын

It’s amazing how long things can last when made by companies with integrity as opposed to things today that are purposefully engineered to fall apart.

Having a playground like that at a motel would've been a dream when I was a kid! And you'd have gone down that slide about 90 mph!

This feels a lot like exploring in post-apocalyptic games. Kind of like the Last of us, only when Post 10 tries a door that doesn’t open he doesn’t pull a shiv out… and there’s no clickers.

@matt3w97

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah this is VERY last of us-esque, I was getting nervous whilst he was walking around in case of those little sneaker zombies

And with all the homeless people. This is heartbreaking. Fix it and rent it low cost transitional housing. No drugs. Just people who need an address and re enter the working class. Someday to move out.

@SpiritDonkey

2 жыл бұрын

There are places everywhere for the homeless. The problem is many of the homeless don’t want to be in a shelter. They don’t want to follow the rules of living with other people in a shelter.

@mariekamerdula7641

2 жыл бұрын

@@SpiritDonkey really? I've been pushed from here to there and ending up in chaos. The stay is limited. The integration of rehab/homeless means you live with actively practicing addicts. Stealing is common. Being treated like dirt by the people who run them. Going through your stuff. It's just humiliation in these homeless shelters. Privacy doesn't exist. This is much more calm and private. There aren't plenty of homeless shelters. They are few and far between. I dont know where you live but here in the heartland there ain't much.

@Totalinternalreflection

2 жыл бұрын

@@SpiritDonkey that’s a nice narrative for justifying prejudice you’ve got there. Check yourself. 😐

@clevelandbci9562

2 жыл бұрын

@@Totalinternalreflection Spirit Donkey is actually and sadly right in many cases. Not all of course, but for every homeless person who wants to earn their place in society, there's more who don't want to. I say this as someone who's actually worked with them. I know a guy in Indianapolis who would offer cash daily to homeless people for help with his landscaping business. He'd provide the transportation and lunches along with $50+ (20 years ago mind you) and dinner for an honest days work. He said at most 1 out of 4 showed any interest, and maybe 1 out of 10 would show up for day 2. Virtually none of the 18-29 year olds wanted anything except a handout. I feel terrible for the ones who were foreclosed on or lost their jobs, but the vast majority of homeless people make no real attempt to better themselves.

@charlesmurphy1510

2 жыл бұрын

@@SpiritDonkey agreed. I was homeless and climbed out because no one helped me. If you don’t do it yourself it is because you don’t want it bad enough.

Even without culverts you keep me on the edge waiting for your knowledge, love the work post! 💛

@Blazen747

2 жыл бұрын

Ikr he should at least bring his rake with so we can here it drag

I love those exploration videos, and the pouring rain adds such a vibe!

Man that was so cool, it's like a decaying snapshot in time, kinda sad it's just disappearing

Nice 👍👍👍 I´ve explored literally hundreds of abandoned places but it´s very rare to see a nice place like this one with absolutely no vandalism, graffiti & broken windows !! Respect 👍

I really like it when he does the declogging of the Culverts, yet anytime I see one of these Vids popping up I half expect a Re-run of "Blair Witch Project" to happen. Stay safe mate, we need you!

You always find intresting places to explore! Thanks for bringing us along.

Here in Southern Ontario, these units would still fetch $900 a month in their current condition. Very interesting video.

This looks like an awesome motel, I wonder why it's not available to the public anymore. So many amenities. Also I would only use that slide in the winter, not summer. 😅

@jupiterskiss

2 жыл бұрын

Idk. A frozen rear-end is as bad as a scorched one 😂

I hope they save everything in that playground its museum quality. Another awesome video thankyou my friend

Being born in '71, nothing here seems that "old". I stayed at plenty of places that looked just like this. I think the "out" building was likely cheap apartments for staff and the property manager. Loved the video!

I like that you combined abandon places and the cleaning out of the beaver dams

Reminds me of another motel I somewhat explored in Vermont on a mountain, I noticed it because of a caved in trailer that was covered in snow, and it was kinda weird to think, "People lived here"

Your content is the only content I can sit through for more than 5 minutes. Other things just don't bring me excitement or joy anymore... So thank you post for posting such amazing videos, I would love to do this one day and just explore places that have long been abandoned.

Fascinating video, i love how, if given the opportunity nature takes back and starts to grow anew. Thanks for sharing x 💚

Hi, what a cool old motel with all the old vintage furnishings, the carpet in that one room screamed 70's & 80's very cool. Thank you for sharing, much love. xx 💞

Quite a shame this place went to crap. Looks like it could be something really nice, yet affordable.

So sad the HOMELESS could have had a roof over their head all these years.😔☹😢

@djarcforceable

2 жыл бұрын

I do have sympathy for the homeless. However, the moment you open the property to them for housing, you become liable for injuries and if the roof does start to leak, you are liable for any health hazards that pop up as a result of lack of upkeep. And that upkeep isn't free... In a perfect world, unused and abandoned properties would be a great place for the homeless. But in the real world it never does work out that way.

@rupe53

2 жыл бұрын

@@djarcforceable ... as one poster stated, it seemed to be full of long term residents who had made bad life choices.... meaning a lower income for the business. IOW, everything went down hill from there.

Am I tripping or is there a maniac on the loose right at the very end of the video, in the distance? He comes stomping around the corner.

My parents and I used to stay in motels like that years ago when I was growing up, but most have been either torn down or used for low cost housing.

Amazing endings to the the last two videos. At the abandoned motel, a strange figure appears just as the video stops!!!! At the B52 memorial, a plane is heard flying overhead!

It seems such a waste seeing the abandoned motel when there's so many homeless people with nowhere to live.

Great vid and with Yankee Clipper added info just outstanding ! Thumbs up Post 10!

I haven't heard "plaster of paris" since we made masks in 1st grade.

@marlenen6130

2 жыл бұрын

Anytime I watch a Ted Bundy crime show, I think of plaster o’Paris. Good think Mark Harmon is such a good actor and watching NCIS so much, I’m not scared of him anymore, lol.

“You could use that swing right now” * wills him to get on it just because I know he really wants to and I want to see it *

Love the content post, thank you!

I feel really old every time he says vintage. I’m only in my 50’s thanks a lot .still cool to watch

Good to see your not on your own for a change in case the worst happens. Nice video thanks.

The atmosphere, the view, it's just... i don't know how to describe it, i just love countryside atmosphere, even better if there's rain... I need to go out now...

That playground stuff looks 60s. So amazing.

Wow, that's amazing!! I've been by that place many times. Always thought it was just closed for the season. The building from a distance looks to be in good shape. But up close Wow!!

Love this video, you can’t replace that vintage stuff. So sad it got the way it did.

"there's some stairs going upstairs" Oh cool I didn't expect stairs to do that! 🤣

That playground is really cool! I remember something like that when i was young (I'm 62) !

Strangly enjoyable. Your voice, excitement ....EVERYTHING IS COOOOOL for you haha . Cant imagine to be excited about those things but here this chills me out .

Have to comment: Loving this tour 😁👍 I have seen these places going by, but never have stopped to look around. AWESOME!!! Hope you keep finding these places for everyone to see and enjoy as much as I am. 🤗 P. S. Wish someone would purchase and reopen it.

I'm an Urban Explorer. Same love & respect for places like this. As much as I would love to check this place out for myself, I respect you for not posting the location because of potential vandalism. Gets me upset places I have explored that's destroyed & covered in graffiti. Great video. If you ever find yourself in RI. Let me know. There's an amazing abandoned old train station you can check out. Keep this great videos coming

Right after Post says “thanks for watching” a man walks around the corner. Post please update… did someone call the police? Who was that?

@razisgosu

2 жыл бұрын

you can see them at 4:23 as well. Same person. Probably a friend.

@bears5916

2 жыл бұрын

Gggggghost!

@mala3isity

2 жыл бұрын

You guys have good eyes, I didn't see her. :)

That was cool! The playground equipment took me back to my childhood! Thanks post 10!

Great video, I love abandoned places, especially when they're not vandalized and trashed. 👍👍👍

Awesome! That was so cool! Thanks Post! Im gonna go exploring tomorrow!

Building: black mold, peeling ceilings, no interior walls, trashed from renovators, etc Post10: "just needs a coat of paint" XD

Liked before I even watched this video 😁 Now, let's get on with the show! I know it will be awesome 👍✌️

Thank you for bringing us this excellent video, it is very interesting. It is a sad case that this has been left in this state. It is a pity that it was not refurbished and reused for the people.

Great video. Feel like we explore with you. Thanks for sharing

remained hidden well. Most the copper seems to be intact.

4:25 Didn't expect to see someone else there, got startled a bit

If I was there I wouldn't have left until I played on all the playground pieces

There is so much value there in furniture, bathroom parts, fixtures etc etc. It's sad to see that it will likely be left a number of years then just bulldozed and all those things will be lost.

Yet another great episode from “ Chernobyl Diaries “. 🏆

@Totalinternalreflection

2 жыл бұрын

Right! I just commented that it’s like Pripyat.

@FJHooker

2 жыл бұрын

@@Totalinternalreflection Pripyat will be gone soon - a lot of water damage to the buildings

@danhutson3460

2 жыл бұрын

Centralia, PA. & Three Mile Island, PA.

This is awesome!!!! Love these type of videos!

Just found you on Tube. You do really cool stuff. I subed and follow. Keep it up my new friend.!!

Awesome stuff. I love watching it. Greetings to Miss Post 10. :)

Nice narrated tour. Always interesting. Cheers

You really find very interesting places!

It really does look like a '70-'80s Motel - as seen in countless movies 🤩

thanks for great videos!

Another great video!

Fascinating stuff with such informative narration 🤗

Interesting stuff thanks. Chris from England

great content! Thank you!

I don't know why, but watching these abandoned places feels so satisfying, i can almost see myself there during rush hour

when traveling on my motorcycle i like to stay in these types of places. i can park my bike right outside the door\window and keep on eye on her.

Whenever I see abandoned motels like this, I imagine how many homeless or low income people they could house.

Those kids swing sets are so well preserved because I bet they were porcelain covered iron. People do restore them for their own kids. I remember playing on a carousel like that. Super heavy duty! What a fun day out exploring for you.

Cool tour, thanks. A reclamation company should be invited in to save stuff - especially those sinks. Wonder who owns the place - probably some bank or finance house. If it was a property company, things would be different.

Another great walk. Very interesting. Thanks.

My favorite kind of videos, those abandoned places are awesome to see.

I wish I could find stuff like this here. Unfortunately it's likely to be inhabited by animals and huge banana spiders, and very rotten from humidity.

Hard to believe no one has taken the copper out of those tvs.

If you are able to find pictures of the abandoned places when they were still operational would be cool so you could see what it looked at before. Might be a pain if the pictures are protected or copyrighted though. Awesome!

I love cold war era style metal playground equipment. I wish i could take those and restore them.

@robclark3095

2 жыл бұрын

real playground equipment. stuff playgrounds have now was for babies and toddlers when I was a kid (70's and 80's).

what a stunning place , would love to have seen it when it was open , like a holiday resort . nice video post .

That parking lot looks better than the driveway I paid $4K for last summer🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬

I totally enjoyed this video I think All those playground pieces deserve to be taken out and restored brings back tons of memories thanks for sharing

12:06 I thought he was gonna say it's cool but I was surprised he felt the same way I did. I too wouldn't've gotten in there in a million years.

That is such a beautiful motel I wish it was fixed up. Even maybe turn it into apartments with a rec room in that old cafeteria area

I have to admit that while watching this, it occurred to me that I would enjoy exploring that place on that rainy day as much as I would exploring anywhere else. It was beautiful and captures the imagination. I felt nostalgic and sad for it.

The internal scene of all the stud-work stripped bare ... makes me think of the team of carpenters who must have built the place back in the day. Anyone remember those Larry Haun programs?