If you enjoy this video please help my channel and like/share 😁👍🏻 your awesome!

@TheDriveInGuys

10 ай бұрын

*you're (you are) 😉😉😉

It is so sad that these people become so isolated in their old age. They have no one to leave this once beautiful home to.

@patriciamariemitchel

Жыл бұрын

Even the wedding dress. 🙁

@Ynalaw

Жыл бұрын

Maybe 50 Punjabi men can rent it out.

@VintageCars999

Жыл бұрын

Well you also have abandoned homes from elderly couples who their next of kin doesn't do anything with their stuff. I get that you grief but leaving their stuff to decay is just.. not good. At least get the photos. I understand people living until death in isolation, sometimes humanity isnt so kind to these people and they become hermits.

@ironhell808

Жыл бұрын

​@@Ynalaw lol, only people that Canada will rent that or single white female, but only if the landlord is a sweaty fat older man. Of course there is no abandoned houses in Canada, only land that belongs to entitled middle class douches that will leave it decayed until some other douche will buy it decades after it's fallen to replace it with a mc mansion, ah Canada, land of false opportunity.

@Gemini19636

Жыл бұрын

They can donate it to charity

I was just overwhelmed with sadness watching you walk around this old forgotten farmhouse thinking about the people that lived here and now it's just rotting away and no one cares

@patriciamariemitchel

Жыл бұрын

For there is no remembrance of the wise more than of the fool for ever; seeing that which now is in the days to come shall all be forgotten. And how dieth the wise man? as the fool. Ecclesiastes 2 16

These abandoned old farmhouses seem so sad and forlorn. It is as if this house is patiently waiting for the old man who will never return. One thing I especially like about older farmhouses is the wallpaper in the upstairs hallways and bedrooms.

Very sad to think that when we leave this earth....our belongings mean nothing. Great find!!

Love all the furniture!!;some Mixed emotions about others taking things out abandoned places . Oh my God please don't let all that beautiful old stuff decay. Take ir

Houses are a lot like us " They eventually die as well"! Love your channel Brent "👍😎👍😎👍😎👍😎👍😎😏

@AbandonedUrbexCanada

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

This was fantastic! The women's items could have belonged to his Mother or his Grandmother. That dress was beautiful. It really belongs in a museum, not rotting away in that old house. And some of that furniture was also beautiful. I really liked that rolling pin! Thank you for sharing this with us!

@maureenobrien4807

Жыл бұрын

Maybe dad was a. cross-dresser?

@barbaragravely920

Жыл бұрын

@@maureenobrien4807 I dont really think that. back in de day they were very high respectable folks.LMAO good motion of words hehehe

Loved that dresser upstairs looked like some kind of Tiger design wood,and sad when homes get left alone in the end,and sadder when people go through them and take stuff,nice video and ty for sharing this 👍😊...

@patriciaavenmarg5927

Жыл бұрын

I noticed that, too, it is beautiful!

nice old farmhouse at one time, and yeah Brent, its so sad when there's no family left after some one passes and everything is just left behind

A lot stuff from my childhood there. The wringer washer, the plywood cabinetry, the linoleum, the bed, the furniture. The wood stove in the middle of the room. Really takes me back.

Wow amazing explore! There are a lot of very old things probably left by his parents/grandparents. That wedding dress, some women's shoes, could have been his mothers. So sad it's all left to rot away. I love the farmhouses you do Brent! 🥰

2012 but still lived like it was 1940. The place reminded me of my grand parent's house back in the 70's, with old furniture and wallpapers, 3 bedrooms upstairs, the beds. It felt strange watching all of this left behind and forgotten. That drawer with the mirror looked amazing.

The room that had the insulation in it had what we called a Settee-you called it a chair. The piece you called a dresser is a Wash-stand. The house had wonderful things in it. I also saw a beautiful piece of Carnival glass.

Except for the tv and the food in the kitchen everything's an antique! I belive to save on fuel cost, the man lived primarily in the kitchen and slept in the bed next to the woodstove 4:29. 7:10 Mineral oil. Loved this one Brent! Stayin tuned! 👍👍👍👍

@RetroCaptain

Жыл бұрын

Don't forget the fridge is circa 2004 2005 but yes MOST of the items very old. Zero computer anything, I love it.

Someone should save those antiques, beautiful pieces for sure. You found a gem.

His mother and father's items, including the wedding dress and duster coat, are from the turn of the century.

Fantastic. The floor is old linoleum pretty ❤. The bed I've always wanted one just like that. I. Grew up in homes like this 58 age i c so much I remember.

All of that stunning old furniture left to rot. Heart breaking.

That style dress was definitely his moms. I had a sad vibe watching this one. Great job showing this one I love your compassion for the people who lived in these homes.

What a beautiful home so sad the way it is

I think the women's clothes had belonged to his mother and he sadly lived in a time warp after his parents died. Sad as these little houses are, I find them really fascinating.

you really go through a myriad of emotions watching this, knowing the history and ending. kinda starts like watching a train wreck, feels a bit creepy then moves on to a strange tranquility. Thanks for the ride❤

@maureenobrien4807

Жыл бұрын

Are you related ton George Van Tassel of the Integratron fame?

@texelmicrorc

Жыл бұрын

@@maureenobrien4807 Not directly. But all Van Tassels come from Cornelius Texel in the 1500s.

@ruthyoung5507

Жыл бұрын

​@@texelmicrorc !

Really appreciate your respect to the lost people behind the artifacts

Thank you Brent. So interesting to see the old farmhouse in the rural Canada.

If old houses could talk, I can just imagine the stories this one could tell of a family that lived and made memories there. It is sad for sure to see an old place with all the stuff left behind. It may only be junk or stuff to some people, but every item in a place like that had a purpose and a meaning for someone. Those tiger striped veneer dressers, one still had its mirror, oh those were beautiful and it is a shame that they will probably just rot away, someone should save those and the baby cradle and high chair as well as other items in that house. Thanks for the tour. 👍👍👍

@chrisstuart6651

Жыл бұрын

Old houses can't talk. Yet, under the right conditions they can release sounds from the past.

I still see beauty in the old homestead, and the belongings. My heart goes out to the old man having to leave the home. Great video. Thank you for sharing💜☺️

Wow, what an antique lover's dream! 8:05 in that small backroom, that half-round wooden thing in the corner with a handle on the right side! That is a super cool find. It's one of the very first "automatic" washing machines ever made. It would have been on a stand. You put your clothing, water and detergent in, close the lids, grab the handle and swing it back and forth. The half circle was lined inside with ribs of wood. As you rock it back and forth, the friction caused by the ribs, and by the clothes rubbing on each other, would wash the dirt out of the clothing.

Time has stood still in this house, I really felt like I'd entered another era. I think I might stop buying so much stuff because you certainly can't take it with you, that's for sure. Thanks for the tour 😊

This House reminds me of my Dad's (Aunt's) Farm house. This is Sad,the Wedding Gown hanging & all the Antique Furniture!! I find this interesting 🤔,but it blows my mind,the things left behind.

It’s sad to see such beautiful pieces of history left to rot. It would be nice to see someone rescue those things.

Very sad. That's the problem with living longer and getting older, you get to watch those you loved all die off. My own wife died a year and a half ago, and I now have a greater understanding of the incredible grief you endure after such a loss. You can't even imagine it. I see some of these and I know what the person endured, with all their losses and finally their own life winding down. All those memories are now lost in time...

@ladyoflimerick519

Жыл бұрын

❤

@mikejohn0088

11 ай бұрын

It's the realization "that life goes on long after the thrill of living is gone." I've said goodbye to so many I knew that were youthful in years and spirit, giving their lives in the jungles of Nam for nothing. Years disappear and suddenly you spend more time at memorials and at doctor's offices than in the local pubs. You look around for those you knew but now you stand pretty much alone with not much to do. All those memories are now lost in time... I guess we all have that much in common --- waiting.

@NeilRoy

11 ай бұрын

@@mikejohn0088 The worst for me was the loss of my wife 22 months ago to cancer. The grief is extremely intense. It's difficult going on in life without someone who was by my side every day for almost 37 years. Sorry about your losses though.

@mikejohn0088

11 ай бұрын

@@NeilRoy ---There is a scale of emotional pain Neil and your level far exceeds mine. Unfortunately in my case I never had 37 yrs. of devotion just 14 yrs. of confusion with a narcissistic demon. You are blessed pal to have what so many long for but never realize. Stay strong and resolute and thank Jesus each day, keeping your eyes on the ultimate prize. Shalom!

@NeilRoy

10 ай бұрын

@@mikejohn0088 Thanks a lot. I pray daily for help as well as give thanks for what God has already done for me.

Love farm house's now! Thanks for sharing Brent always enjoy watching your videos and content now.

This home,given love and care could be restored.. BEAUTIFUL.THERE ISNT WORKMANSHIP LIKE THIS TODAY😓🤱🙏

Love this, reminds me of the farmhouse my dad grew in. The octagonal game on the second floor is called knipsprat in low German so may have been mennonites that lived here. Thanks for sharing, brought back lots of memories. ❤

I love old farm houses. Definitely my favorite abandoned places to see. The ceiling fan in the kitchen is really nice. The make is Encon and there from the 70s and it had stencil blades on. I loved the video

It's to bad that the furniture and clothing are left to rot..some of that stuff could be donated to a museum..what a shame

I saw a lot of usable items and neat antiques. It's a mess but still interesting. I appreciate your videos. Thank you.

It is sad that this once beautifull house has been left to just fall apart n rot away thanks for taking me along with your explore.

What an awesome place, still a somewhat solid looking house. Tons of sweet old furniture and knowing the history helps appreciate it even more.

I love the unique flooring in the smaller front room. You can see it at 11:32 thru 11:45. Did you notice whether that was a rug or was painted on? Always so sad to see old homes like this, but I'm glad to know that the owner did not die alone in the house.

@Ellie.12866

Жыл бұрын

It's old linoleum. You can see the shine on it around 12:00. Easy care. Just wash, wax & buff a few times a year and it always looks great. Many patterns/designs to choose from years ago. I like the idea.

@maggiemcmac8273

Жыл бұрын

@@Ellie.12866 I thought maybe that was it. Looks neat IMHO.

That was very creepy there, very sad too. You look very handsome Brent. Take care and be safe!!

Hi Brent. That wedding dress looked very old. Probably his moms or grandmas. Even those ladies shoes were from back in the day. Loved the baby cradle. That baby shoe was sad to see. As soon as you walked in and I saw the shredded curtains and heard the creepy noises, it certainly could have been the opening to a horror movie. Glad your safe😬take care & stay safe

Beautiful!!! It once was a beautiful home (and somehow still is). I wish walls had a voice and we could hear what they tell us.

With the level of deterioration of the house, I would think it was abandoned long before 2016. Which then makes me wonder what conditions was he living in. It's a cute little house and such a shame it is left to crumble.

That wash stand table at 17:36 is exactly like the one I have in my house. It's supposed to have a big wash bowl and a water pitcher, and you hang your towel on the rack. I just looked it up and found one similar on Etsy for $925 USD. Cool old house, and I like these kind of videos a lot.

Love seeing old farmhouses! The antique furniture left behind were amazing to see. I hope someone saves them. Great explore as always Mr Brent. Thank you 🫶

I am just quiet, seeing what was once important, was once something to be proud of, all the labor and overtime to make the house a home. Now, it rots. It hurts my heart.

OM GAWD!!! You REALLY found and filmed a gem in this one. Would have been hard to leave after discovering so much history here. Total RESPECT to you for the way you go thru these relics. The filming, lighting, sound all of it so BEAUTIFUL. The explores you capture and share never get old, your work is Special. Thank you VERY much for sharing!! 💥💥💥

The last bunch of videos have been awesome! But I love a good old farm house.

Wow. This one really hurts my heart. So sad, so many antiques left behind.

another great find and explore, Brent! Very sad situation... would've been a beautiful old farmhouse back in the day. Thanks for taking us along!!

Another great explore. It’s amazing that it has fallen apart so quick. Hopefully it’s not left to crumble even more. I don’t know how you find all these abandoned houses but I enjoy your channel. Thank you.

Such a beautiful rubble of things … I can imagine it was very nice once upon a time.

The furnishings in this house are a salvager’s dream.

So many pieces of furniture I would to restore and bring back to life!

I love old farmhouses (probably because I grew up in one). I think the women's stuff was his moms. Being alone, he probably had no idea what to do with it. The high chair and cradle were gorgeous. Great explore!

Just a great old farmhouse explore. The antique furniture is gorgeous. The walnut dressers and those mint red, upholstered chairs and green chair upstairs were fantastic. What a shame that no one could go through and pack up the house. I reared up when I saw the wedding dress hanging. Really great time capsule Brent. Good to see you. Thank🌻You!

I would much rather see you and abandoned farmhouse at least you know at one point there was love and laughter within the walls I just wish some of the hardware and antiques didn't go to waste

This one was definitely sad :^( Poor old guy, his cot by the wood stove..must have been lonely when his parents died. Beautiful old antique cradle, highchair, etc..dress was amazing. Thank you! Your sub from Ottawa

Happy to see a real video. I'm not a fan of the " shorts" feature on KZread. This one reminds me of my family farm.

@AbandonedUrbexCanada

Жыл бұрын

I added shorts to preview my videos I post. You don’t need to watch the shorts just skip them 👍🏻

@tmmartinesq.6216

Жыл бұрын

​@Abandoned Urbex Canada I like the short videos!

@AbandonedUrbexCanada

Жыл бұрын

@@tmmartinesq.6216 Thank you very much

This was a very sad house but there was some cool stuff inside. You have a nice smile you should use it more often!

Amazing house !!! Love the wedding dress ❤ Thank you for taking us with you on your adventures ❤️

The poor old bugger just lingered there until it was his time to pass on. I can sense the depression and loneliness in how the place was clearly neglected for years. It's sad.

Love the ad for CB radio (16:45) it was a huge craze in 1976, like a previous version of ‘social media’

Wow, this one broke my heart. When you zoomed in on the old wedding dress, that choked me up. It's so sad that everyone is gone, and this is what is left to rot.

So sad that the furniture and that dress were just left. I love the dress. These explores just show that we take nothing with us. You do find the best places!!

Your films are amazing. I really enjoyed hearing about any backstory that you can find. I’ve been a subscriber for awhile, and look forward to how you document time capsules. Please do more introductions like you did for this segment.

@AbandonedUrbexCanada

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!

Amazing sometimes I don’t know what to say I’m blown away everytime

What a nice old farm 🏠 house. It looked nice and cozy 😌. Sad 😥 that no one lives in it now. Thanks for sharing 👍 😊.

Found the braid of hair a little creepy. Great find. Thanks!

@RetroCaptain

Жыл бұрын

Off a China Doll probably broken by now.

Gotta love those old farm houses, you found a good one here. Quite a few antique pieces. Enjoyed this one, no doubt about it.

@AbandonedUrbexCanada

Жыл бұрын

Thanks mark

The beautiful antique furniture and the house itself were just amazing. A true snapshot in time. I wish you could have showed those incredible antiques longer and more thoroughly . Great video as always. Thank you.

I was just thinking the same thing the furniture is incredible and expensive… but also sad. Thank you for sharing this with us😊

That was a color tv. Most people don't live long in a old folks home.

Hi Brent. Loved this house. You are so sweet and respectful. Those baby blues are sweet too. God bless.

I’m not too sentimental with abandos but this one was kind of sad. Reminds to get rid of my junk cause my son would not want to deal with this. Thanks for sharing.

This furniture is still beautifull in this house a lot of it could still be used.

Several lifetimes of dreams ,wishes and memories!Some beautiful contemprary furniture, Thanks for letting us tag along. I think some of the womans items may have been from the gentlemans mother.That may have been her wedding gown!

They are right it is very sad to see someones place and such.

I think the gentleman had a hard time letting go of his parents so he couldn't throw any of their things away. I noticed the mid-century modern curtains and TV on the first floor and then upstairs the curtains and wallpaper looked like it was from the 1930's. His parents didn't want to get rid of stuff either most likely. They could have been very poor growing up so what they had they valued. The son was not well as he got older and could no longer clean the house or do any kind of repairs and when he went into the nursing home the rodents took over and made it look even worse. Lots of very nice antiques that are now useless because I don't know how you would be able to get the urine smell out of that furniture. Could be that one of the distant relatives was trying to pack everything up and just said to heck with it as they couldn't stand the odor. It's sad that he was living alone. Thanks for sharing Brent.

This house has the most beautiful furniture ❤

I loved this one💝

Brent when you opened the refrigerator I could almost smell the stink lol. So much is left behind and such nice old pieces of furniture as well. What a shame that it’s just going to waste.

I love your explorations and the wonderful places you find. I'm always struck with heartache when we peek into the once vibrant lives of the former occupants. To think that they had no one who cared for their belongings or the memories of some of the personal things like family photos or mementos. I feel so very sad for those who've perished and were perhaps alone in their final days. Please continue to make these videos Brent, if for no other reason than to remind us all of simpler times, country living, and the importance of each other. Love to you.

This one made me so sad. It’s such a somewhat quiet house and just try an imagine When family lived there and all the holidays,maybe weddings and birthdays.

Hey Brent, love all your explores. Just wanted to say that the "intro" was great. Personally, I'd like to see that on more of your vids. Makes it a little more relatable!

A wonderful and very poignant explore. The crib and high chair could well have been the elderly man's very own childhood items. At 10:40, there's a single child's shoe as well. That dress is almost certainly a wedding dress - appeared to date from early 20th century, perhaps 1915 - 1925. It would be wonderful if someone could bring this house back to life again. Your explores, video work and kind, considered commentaries always make for great viewing and much pause for thought - thank you.

Brent that wedding dress is late 20's ro 1930. Its fabulous.

Definitely interesting, but I started to notice that I was feeling a bit sad! It was kind of heart breaking to know that he lived in that house from the beginning and ended up being alone right up to the end!!!

What a sweet little house. Such a shame it’s just been left. There are some lovely pieces of furniture. I would love to live there!

What a shame to see this beauty rotting away. Furniture is antiques. No basement too bad, love the old stone foundations. Fridge was pretty gross! Hi Brent, always a pleasure and thanks for taking us with you you on this explore.

Wow such a mess! Great old finds though. Good job Brent! As always 🥰🥰🥰

This home radiates a simple life lost in time, a life of subsistence, of no frills living, early to bed, early to rise to do the same tedious tasks day after day and asking yourself "why."

Wow! That’s crazy. Look at all this random stuff just laying around. Wild!

Yes, a classic case of an Only Child, who was born and raised in the farmhouse, enjoyed the company of his parents and vice versa, they passed, he's alone, he stays alone, and any female things you may have seen in there I think were his mother's possessions. The Wedding dress looked REAL OLD...like 30's Old...It's sad that he had to leave his home, and as isolated as he was, he probably felt more comfortable there than anywhere else, because it was all he knew....just a guess....Thanks for the Share.

Awesome as always. You're video is definitely a wonderful way to start my Monday 💗

@AbandonedUrbexCanada

Жыл бұрын

Your awesome thank you!

That WAS a sad one. There are those who have no respect for the old possessions of others. Anyone could look, but there is no need to damage the interior and the items within. The departed owner warrants respect.

It’s heartbreaking to see I wish individuals were more respectful just leave the belongings alone

That 1936 Globe newspaper (16:16) would have been one of the last because it merged with the Mail that same year