Unfortunately as a hospice nurse I can say physically a lot of people pass alone in the physical sence. But, they all do have people who love them who come through. I see it in over 50 percent of deaths (all I do in my job is attend death) that the person speaks and reaches out for deceased loved ones. Even if this is hallucination, and protection from trauma, the persons close to death have souls near. Before death you slip into almost another realm. So, I hope beyone hope, he was OK during his time. Don't fear being alone. We aren't EVER alone. Truly, we aren't.

@seanhollway4774

Жыл бұрын

Thank-you for what you do

@returntonature8773

Жыл бұрын

Not scared of dying alone, just not being found within a day or two lol.

@editingreality4779

Жыл бұрын

No we’re aren’t ever alone. We have our soul families with us. It’s unfortunate that physical death is really sad. It shouldn’t be. We’re all eternal beings who came here to experience physical life in our dimension. Death is actually another rebirth to God Source. What you experience after death is always what you believe it will be. We are absolutely creators through God and Jesus

@edwardmcneil1573

Жыл бұрын

I have known several people in their last days that did just as you said. Two Uncles both as they were dying spoke of visits from people as if they had just stopped by to help them. Not dreams but very real.

@hardtogetnamehere

Жыл бұрын

I’m a hospice nurse as well. Today I had one of my pt tell me about his cousin who came to visit him. He told me all about the conversation they had and how much he missed his cousin. His cousin died over a decade ago.

I'm 83 and I have been alone for years. I am not afraid of being alone or of death either.

@PaulOfScotland

4 ай бұрын

God bless you Jude!

@JimmyErickson56

4 ай бұрын

Hopefully alone people dye alone are in peace.

@kateflanagan215

3 ай бұрын

God bless and be with you 🙏❤

@lisaparsons4124

3 ай бұрын

May God bless you 💙 I can relate I live alone,my dad,mom sister and brother passed away there's me and my brother johnny left hes51 and im57

@hariomvishwakarma1403

2 ай бұрын

God bless you ❤️🙏 Wish you a good health

OMG, Adam! I'm 71 and as soon as you walked in, tears came to my eyes. My parents had that EXACT gold wallpaper in their hallway. Wow, talk about a flood of memories.

@One-Crazy-Cat

Жыл бұрын

Did they have the inverted pentagram? Lol. Jk jk. Kids must been in there.

@karnagefails333

Жыл бұрын

​@@One-Crazy-Cat Lol...that wasn't inverted OR a pentagram. That was a rightside up Star of David.

@SarahJane02

Жыл бұрын

❤️

@333pinkitty

Жыл бұрын

So did mine!!!

@lisaparsons4124

3 ай бұрын

So sorry about your parents I can smpithise my parents passed away and my brother Barry and sister Leslie,there's me and my brother johnny left hes51 and im57

AS AN OLD MAN NOW, I REALLY APPRECIATE THESE VIDEOS THAT YOU DO!!! Thank you for bringing back the old days by showing this gem of undisturbed history!!!! Seeing these snapshots of the past shows the beauty in simplicity. Back then all you worried about was work and easy living on the weekend. Also, people had money and time back then to really hang out and to have fun. People's bonds were closer because life was simple and people didn't worry about anything. All they focused on were personal goals like flying planes or having fun with friends. Those were the good things of the old days, things being simple.

@Fatboy-dt8bf

Жыл бұрын

Isn't it very sad how people have changed over the years? My husband and I try to live simply but everyone else around us is so caught up in themselves. We don't have kids and to find people who just want to hang out is near to impossible.

@janettesweet6087

Жыл бұрын

@@Fatboy-dt8bf I am 65 and live by myself. I really don't like being around people. Would be nice to have a partner. I need to rebuild my house and would love for a person to help and share it.

@jennifernguyen2992

Жыл бұрын

Very well said !

@mctavish4496

Жыл бұрын

​@@janettesweet6087 I hope you manage to find the person that you deserve to share your life with.

@michaelb.42112

Жыл бұрын

Yup ! I don't see a haunted house. I see a loved house.

So sad none of his children wanted this place or the possession. I hate to see these beautiful places rot. So sad.

@1006kathleen

Жыл бұрын

I'm curious why it wasn't sold .

@jase4270

Жыл бұрын

Out with the old in with the new as the saying goes but I love old houses they have way more character than today's homes.

@rebeccav9969

3 ай бұрын

​@@1006kathleen Still in probate?

@joyful_tanya

3 ай бұрын

Maybe he was an abusive prick? We don't know. My opinion only.

Over the years Henry changed from a happy family man with children to one of an elderly couple of empty nesters to a lonely old widower who died alone. He must have been so scared in his final moments with nobody to hold his hand. So so sad. I'm terrified this will happen to me. Oh and the constant intrusive traffic noise would drive me crazy.

@trinityreikihealings

Жыл бұрын

I agree a noble mn right to the end. .Traffic is possibly current thou in the last 20 to 30 years. Prior though, I'm sure it was a secluded place of peace.

@LazyDays26

Жыл бұрын

That's so sad.

@susanburns276

Жыл бұрын

Yes, it was sad 😪, seeing all the things left behind and from a house full of life to so empty 🙏🇭🇲

@katjakoefoed9201

Жыл бұрын

He may have been; then again, he might have passed in peace during his sleep.

@philiptownsend4026

Жыл бұрын

@@katjakoefoed9201 Let us hope so

Adam, you are one of the few explorers in my opinion who does a really good job. You show as much history of the houses as possible, which is sadly lacking in a lot of the explorers. You also speak very plainly and are easily understood. Good job!

I would never have enough nerve to do an investigation alone! Adam, you're awfully brave😮

I like how you don't sensationalize the location, just barebones investigation and no creepy music, keep up the good work

@alanjones9742

Жыл бұрын

Hi adam love veiwing abanded propertys great video what is a shame all the home less people today this is such a large house what can be made out of it all the diy programes cant make the sence of it all thank you for the video fantastic job your doing mate

@Rat_King_Reviews

Жыл бұрын

Did you not hear the music?

@philipchurchill6508

Жыл бұрын

investigation my ass , not one single ,scrap of evidence for ghosts or spirits , as they do not actually exist , FACT .

@scentlessapprentice88

Жыл бұрын

@Terry but he is doing precisely that. An example is 15:00 in. Its a low frequency type sound people use and its meant to make you feel uneasy and anxious. You can hardly hear it and it's not easy to pick up on, however, the one here is pretty loud. People use these sounds all of the time and implement them into videos like this. So you can feel anxious and nervous while thinking it's just the place and power of suggestion when he keeps telling everyone the place has vibes.

@TheKingsJarl

Жыл бұрын

Don’t “sensationalize it” after giving it the title of “NO-ONE WILL ENTER BECAUSE ITS SO HAUNTED” and he comes walking out the front door telling us he’s about to investigate …? Oh..ok. 👌🏼gotcha

It's sad when homes go from Happy to just plain lost.

A house abandoned forty years ago and it’s in this good condition? Amazing. There should be no furniture remaining, or vandalized along with the rest of the house. Remarkable anomaly.

@alwaysaheart1645

10 ай бұрын

He only died in 2012 :(

That singer sewing machine with the base in that condition is a spectacular antique.

RIP HENRY ❤️ nobody should ever be on there own when passing. Im sorry Henry wasn't surrounded by family and friends but I believe loved ones already passed before would have been waiting ✌️♥️

@thomasbranson7237

Жыл бұрын

I am 63 and like Henry I am alone. I have told all my kids when my time to leave this old world I pray my Lord gives me enough stringth throughout my old body to make a trip up in the hills where I can pass in peace. Just me God and the animals He created. Being alone aint all that bad. I am never alone, what you cannot see is that the Holy Spirit is surounding me. Comforting me. I do not use any government bribeings such as medicare and medicaid. I think people should be able to choose for themselves and not have our government telling us what, when and how you can do things. I do not use the evilnet, own no computer and I make my own power. I do not need this world I am but passing through.I am sorry, my daughter pointed out I am not 63. I am actually 65.

@jonniemae818

Жыл бұрын

What a kind thing to say.😊

@lindahollfelder1201

Жыл бұрын

Sad he had children that were grown! They should of been there!

@melancholygirl840

Жыл бұрын

@@thomasbranson7237 I am the same way. My daughter lives a hour away and my son lives in Florida. I live by Fargo North Dakota. I also am in my 60s and I do like being alone!

@midnightcharlieman6669

Жыл бұрын

Why are you sorry? Also.. You must be very careful when you cross over. Be very careful about the white light. When you see a relative or relatives greet you from the other side.. Question them. Don't just accept it.. Even if you re been flooded with love from the other side. It could be a deception to trap you back into the reincarnation cycle. Be prepared for your life review. Those relatives might be Archons fronting as your relatives. Unfortunately Earth is trapped in a reincarnation cycle. We are living in a simulation. 90 percent of the population haven't figured this out. Sorry to throw you in the deep end here.. But I recommend Exiting the cave.. Howdie Mickoski(It's full on.. And there are a couple of things I don't agree with Howdie about.. They are small things though). He's very interesting. You my also want to check out Jeff Mara podcast. Also Mythvision podcast.. Mythvision was a great help for me when I parted ways with Christianity. Also.. Look up.. Is our reality a simulation.. Jeff Mara.. Podcast guest 704. There are so many people in society who are clueless and Un Aware. They walk around like zombies.

The little doll in the bathroom was used to cover a spare "bum roll" back in the day. Her legs went through the tube and her dress went on the outside to cover the roll. Agatha Christie. LOL!

Except for my 2 adult grandkids that don't live near me, I too am alone in the world. I do have a few animals. They give me a reason to get up everyday & go on. I live with the fear I'll pass away someday & it would be some time before anybody even discovered it.

@Unknown-jy7ku

3 ай бұрын

Everybody has to go

@skibee421

3 ай бұрын

same for me. I refuse to worry about it. God has a plan for me & He's in control. i'll die where He wants me to. it's the spirit that's important, not a worn out body.

@belhadjrostom8574

2 ай бұрын

Hello, can i come to live with you? Im 36

These spirits were surprised by you at first but then they gained courage and even excitement at the ability to communicate. Bless their souls!

2:44 That's a star of david on the wall. I love how you're being so kind in speaking to the spiritual energies in the house. introducing yourself and keeping a calm voice. Some try to piss off the spirits by teasing and calling names. That's not a smart thing to do as it draws negative energy.

@barbarapearce9738

Жыл бұрын

It's not a Star of David, its a pentagram!

@Elbert844

Жыл бұрын

@@barbarapearce9738 I believe that has six points not five.

@hastyhillfarmand4x480

Жыл бұрын

@@barbarapearce9738 pentagrams are inverted 5 point stars with a circle around it. That was the star of David

@karnagefails333

Жыл бұрын

​@@barbarapearce9738 I used to be into the craft. It's definitely a pentacle or pentagram

@DamianoftheRyans

Жыл бұрын

Not the star of David, really. It's tied to Moloch, used in occult, witchcraft. 😎

Not an urn Adam but an ink pot and place for pens!! A fascinating, dark and quite forbidding house but better to leave the 'ghosts' alone. Thanks for the explore.

@helencheadle5285

Жыл бұрын

There was a little brass plate on that old inkwell….wonder if it was a retirement gift to. Henry or his father …you didn’t mention any writing on it Adam, so we will just keep guessing.

@cecilysharrock678

Жыл бұрын

It is madness to seek ghosts on your own. As for dolls , I loved them. Never connected them with evil

@philiptownsend4026

Жыл бұрын

We learn so much from Adam's explorations. Sometimes from him and sometimes from commenters.

@MelanieJolie

Жыл бұрын

Sometimes, even if spirits do reside in a home, they don’t always want to communicate with strangers and they are not always trapped either. I find it a little disrespectful to go around trying to disturb the sleeping and it can also be dangerous. I find stirring up the peace and quiet and asking for responses, then hearing voices asking for help to be pretty cruel and heartless when no help is given, the equipment is turned off and the door is shut again 😔

@philiptownsend4026

Жыл бұрын

@@MelanieJolie I'm with you Melanie. Please don't disturb the spirits of those who have died. There is nothing any living person can do for them and certainly not a lay person. Yes it is cruel to try to make contact with spirits to seek a response just for the sake of it or for gratuitous entertainment, offering help but not being able to give help. A sensible spirit would not respond.

The history that is in there is amazing. It is sad there are no family members to collect those old photographs.

I love these old homes. It’s a shame that they are left abandoned along with all the contents.

Usually a lock at the top of the door was to keep the children from reaching it. They must have not wanted them to get into the room. I can't believe how that beautiful furniture was left. Why didn't the children take it? Strange. Beautiful home. Stained glass. Why would they tear out the kitchen and leave the amazing furniture ? Glad you moved things out of that one room. Seems the spirt did not want to go into that one room. Amazing video. Wow. Thank you Adam.

@rebeccahernandez3460

Жыл бұрын

I wondered about that too, and why would the kids leave the photos? I don't understand why they would leave the pictures of their family. I never would, but then maybe they didn't get along with the parents.

@missybekind5022

Жыл бұрын

@@rebeccahernandez3460 that's exactly what I was thinking. They didn't want any reminders of maybe a bad childhood..?

@brendaburnsskelton2884

Жыл бұрын

It's been "studied,surveyed" that our children do not want what has been called "heirlooms" from parents. Very sad to think that an object that someone cared for many years is now considered "junk". I have a couple of kids that are not interested in things I was blessed to get from a couple/thrice generations before me.

@patverbiest7983

Жыл бұрын

@@brendaburnsskelton2884 kids just want money and not having to do anything for it! sad cause that old stuff could bring good money from auction.

@missybekind5022

Жыл бұрын

@Brenda Burns Skelton I have 2 sons, and they're like that. My oldest doesn't care as much as my youngest (he's 32), so I make sure he knows why certain things are sentimental to me.

Life is so sad to grow old and I think it's wonderful adam that you brought the story of his life back. Love u!

@derealized797

Жыл бұрын

I've thought about that before, how some day, just like so many people before us. Everything we lived will just be over, all our childhood memories and all the people we knew, every pet we had and toy we loved and every item of sentimental value. Just left to rot or be forgotten. When you come across old photo albums of people's lives, or walk through old homes, it's just out respect that we should consider these things. This will be us one day. A dust photo album left on the floor covered in dust and mold soaking up water, that's what we'll mean when our time is up. Seems negative, but it's just how it goes, we make room for the next person to go through their life. And then their time runs out and the cycle repeats.

@dennisblake2498

Жыл бұрын

I believe we either have two choices in life, live it to the full or not and love it or not but one things for certain none of us live forever.

@ronaldclark5678

Жыл бұрын

@@dennisblake2498 I do agree. When most people pass they don't want a thing you got but money. So enjoy your life you can't take it with you. But I think it's awsome that adam explores and it brings back a person's past and it shows an interest. My first garage apartment I went back to 20 years later. The front house was burned down but the garage apt I lived was still there unlocked. I went inside was exactly as it was 20ys ago. Was the strangest feeling to go back in time and kinda sad. Just like I should be there.

@dennisblake2498

Жыл бұрын

@@ronaldclark5678 Wow that’s creepy for sure, my aunt passed away and three out of my four grandparents did too and going through their home and possessions brought their lives back again and the story from their belongings letters paperwork and photos said it all and then the memories came flooding through and brought tears in my eyes and down my face. My nan is still alive but is 98 , luckily my brother is there to look after her but out of us four brothers and a sister only two have children including my sister rest are bachelors . My parents are in their late 70’s now and the amount of stuff they have is incredible. I don’t know if I would have the stomach to go through everything when they go.

@ronaldclark5678

Жыл бұрын

@@dennisblake2498 I'm so glad to hear they honored what she had most people does what adam finds. They leave it to rot and decay. Infact from what we see in these abandoned places, pretty expensive stuff is left behind like furniture and valuable stuff. It really is sad to see these places abandoned and no one cares. Very interesting how people can be.

Introducing yourself and stating your intentions is the best done BEFORE you enter these abandoned houses. It shows respect.

@gonsolop2429

8 ай бұрын

Yeah, but host was nervous when asking questions. He was frustraiting the spirits with his multitude of questions in one sentance. I'd of thrown a book at the host! Spirit said, " stay here. Listen. " more than once. Yet host kept yammerring on. Wedgie Time! 🤣

Isn’t it a sad thought to know that you could spend your entire life collecting all these meaningful belongings just for it to be left like this once you pass! Great video as always!

@metarugia3981

Жыл бұрын

That's why it's better to just enjoy life through personal experiences than buy or collect material possessions. As the saying goes; you can't take it with you when you die.

@nick63837

Жыл бұрын

You are born with nothing you go with nothing

@Chls05

Жыл бұрын

@@metarugia3981 agreed!

@wisdomoverfear2685

Жыл бұрын

The only thing we really have are the memories we experience .......so go out and make some great ones !

@billyerskine9303

Жыл бұрын

Chels you are absolutely stunning 😍

That’s so weird both the bathroom and the kitchen were gutted but they left all that beautiful furniture and piano behind it makes no sense.

@philtowle4683

4 күн бұрын

Probably took the copper

Holy heck, that was incredible, definitely a little girl in that pink room! Really brilliant investigation, so much activity, should have brought Matt with you on this one 😁 Love the house too, those stained glass windows are gorgeous.

@namatovumaria2178

Жыл бұрын

There things re still in agood condition

@Ruby-gn5nc

Жыл бұрын

This house is spooky I am sure it has spirits there I will help you look for theml love this explore stay cool stay safe .

@lindat2009

Жыл бұрын

Makes you wonder as we work ourselves into old age, how long will we have to appreciate what we have, who we still have around. Retire as soon as you can, find time to do what you love. Much love Guys ❤️

Henry will be spending time with his loved ones who passed on before him , happy to be reunited. 💕

What a beautiful house. I definitely would’ve fixed that up, or at the very least sold it to a new family to fill it with love. So sad to see such places go to waste. Yet, there are so many who need a home. ♥

@alwaysaheart1645

10 ай бұрын

Sadly a recovery truck firm in the old grounds and the M1 only a few fields away. Not the most desirable location. Such a shame a beautiful house going to rack and ruin :(

I have been freaking out since you started this. Don't know how you can do it on your own. I would have run out the door by now. Amazing explore as usual. The little girl sounds like she needs help. Maybe she wants to get out of there and find peace. Goodnight from Melbourne Australia.

@teresacorrigan3076

Жыл бұрын

Agree!! Terrifying just watching 😳

@scottw.3258

Жыл бұрын

@@teresacorrigan3076 Aww, bless.

Thanks Adam, for reminding me of being 'so old'🤣 I was born in 62 and I remember a lot of that stuff, there was even a 'Twinkle' magazine on one of the floors and I loved that magazine. The footsteps are very prominent. A good video. 'Agatha' in the bathroom is a spare toilet roll holder, my auntie used to knit them, the dolls legs go through the centre of the roll and her 'skirt' was stretched over the roll to leave a decorative emergency supply!, lol .

@karnagefails333

Жыл бұрын

Ha, my grandmother still has a few of those "Agathas". One, a brunette with a bonnet and knitted dress.

@mrsg.9273

Жыл бұрын

You’re not old.

I learned to sew on a treadle when I was about 11....65 yrs ago. Would love to find a functional 1 today. Cool house 😊.

I enjoyed looking through this house. The books and magazines brought back many childhood memories. I had the sense that the young girl was saying she was 13 when she passed. As she said 'My life was short.' after saying 13. I look forward to more exploring with you!

Another great find. The creepy doll in the bathroom was used to cover spare toilet rolls. I remember my nan and auntie knitting them for the family. Loved Upstairs Downstairs, that was the mid to late 1970s. I had “Twinkle” magazine every week when I was about 8, so that was 1971. The “urn” is an ink well and the dip in the front was to lay pens. My grandad had one, hope that helps xx

This was a sad story. You can see what was once beautiful! Thanks so much for this! Much love here in the USA!

When you set the music box outside of the room and before you could even turn, it set off- my jaw DROPPED ! Intense but impeccable video!!

It’s lovely to see these old possessions and how respectful and caring you are as we get the tour..I loved it.

I love your channel and how you are very respectful. So sad that Henry passed away all by himself may he rest in peace eternally 🙏

I really enjoy the way you investigate these old abandoned homes,and so much respect for them and the people who lived there.

This story is so sad. RIP Henry and his wife. I hope he found peace in a better way than the peace he had when the house was empty.

Another amazing find Adam so sad that Henry’s family have left the house to end up like this.I bet there was lots of laughter in its heyday x

@zakeemsworld6619

Жыл бұрын

The family is probably afraid to enter it.

Super cute and love how he explores and finds the spirits that are earthbound . They are stuck

That would be the star of David. Cool house. You kept your cool better than I ever could have!

This place is a total time capsule. I have the utmost respect for you for taking pictures and leaving only memories. Your documentation has given others the privilege of exploration with the knowledge that it comes without disturbing any of the artifacts that are within. Thanks for sharing this awesome video with us, and please continue with your awesome quest of exploration.

Another lovely old home Adam. So sad that Henry died alone rather than with his family with his family with him. If that was Henry and his wife in that one picture they where married around the same time as my parents in the early '30's. This explore made me glad that neither of my parents died at home alone. Take care Adam and stay safe. I'll see you on your next explore. 🙏💗

If I had a family home like that, I would take care of it. I can't think of much that is more important than family history! This is amazing! When you said "Hello"...I half expected Henry to answer you.

@paularutley6798

5 ай бұрын

When you grow old you may not have anyone to look after you apart from carers and you just don't have the energy to things yourself that's just the way it is they down want to leave things in a mess

I absolutely LOVE all the antique furniture! It hurts my ❤ to see all the beautiful pieces left behind. The first room you went in, the stained glass windows were amazing!! The ceiling pieces hanging down almost looked like curtains! Thank you sharing this amazing find!

Your kindness and compassion always shows through.

Adam when they say need help it’s probably because they don’t know how to cross over to the light.! Please send them love and light.! x

@donald1841

Жыл бұрын

God is not the author of confusion.

@wormsnebraska

Жыл бұрын

@@donald1841 well, she’s at least the editor of it

@donald1841

Жыл бұрын

@@wormsnebraska God is not a godess. God, is God. A male figure.

@RaveDave871

3 ай бұрын

​@@donald1841how is he male if he don't have 👃n 🏐🏐 ?

@donald1841

3 ай бұрын

@@RaveDave871 go ahead. Make fun of God the father. Crack a joke or two at God's expense. You won't be so witty when you are burning in hell for eternity.

I really enjoy your channel and how you have developed it, that because whilst exploring these places and feeling a sense that you were not alone, branched out into why you were feeling that way. For me, the paranormal investigations at the end give your shows so much depth and poignancy. I have 2 requests of you; 1. ignore any criticism, it's your channel, those that can do, those that criticise lack the ability and courage. 2. Protect yourself in every property you enter. Much love 💜💜

@SugarplumFairy01

Жыл бұрын

Great Advice!

@debbieangel9376

Жыл бұрын

@tazzie2shoos Yes, protect yourself with white light

@megs4193

Жыл бұрын

Brilliant, 100 more of you please 👍👍👍💞🦘🇦🇺.

Dude, I really enjoy your sense of humor, and you're also a sweetheart, a big softy....I share your curiosity and appreciation of all the "old" stuff and enjoy this exploring. Thanks.

That house has held so much joy and love. I don't believe there's anything bad in it at all. I'd happily live there 💜

@taraelizabethdensley9475

Жыл бұрын

I was just thinking something similar

@stevebell4853

7 ай бұрын

Yep, with the amount of toys and books and general kids things, you can tell the kids were loved. I was creeped out until I saw the kids stuff upstairs and then the character of the place changed for me. Also a bit sad that Henry was surrounded by that stuff while he was alone and obviously couldn't bear to throw any of his kids stuff out. Hope he's at peace now.

23:50 looks like an inkwell and pen stand. Presumably a gift or reward hence the little engraved plate. The ink would have gone in the glass container, then you’d dip your pen in to write.

After his wife passed, poor Henry must have died from a broken heart all alone and no one to keep him company.

Henry’s children we’re probably about my age, 61, because I still have some of the old books and games that were in the room upstairs. It’s so sad that in our times people die alone. Thank you for another great video, I love how respectful you are in these old homes. Catherine, Tasmania, Australia 🇦🇺

R.I.P Henry 💖 I'm older than the books I was born in 1959 and my Husband was born in 1950 it's so cool to see things from back then. Someone could make a lot of money with the books and furniture.

Oh my the first fireplace my mother still has it in her 70s bungalow .

There was a spirit of a dog in the room with the children’s books and toys. There is also the spirit of an older man who is wondering what you are doing in his home. I’m also picking up on a young boy there.

Adam, I’ve been watching your videos and I really appreciate how you respect the property, the belongings as well as the people. I’m a medium & if I may, can I suggest you wait a bit more to give them time to respond? You do an excellent job of explaining to them about yourself and your equipment… it just gets confusing when you get an answer and we don’t know which question they’re responding to. It would be fantastic to see a back n forth, actual conversation! 😊

Makes me chuckle when you hear sounds and then try to rationalize and make yourself think it was just you. I do that in my house at night too lol. Love your channel, your sayings and all around investigation. Like others have said, it’s nice to have a non sensationalized, no creepy music investigation. And you’re so respectful of the past tenants items.

Another brilliant investigation Adam ..Loving all your Ghost Hunting explores...Stay Safe out there..

It's odd that things have been removed, like the kitchen, if the children started to undate it, then ran out of money

One thing I found really odd about this place is that if it's been truly abandoned for so many years, and the place has no windows, why are the dolls that are sitting in the window ceil not faded from the sun, worn out, dirty from the rain then wind carrying dust, very dirty. They arw not. Animals have not made nesting out of magazines and book

That’s not a pentagram on the wall, Adam, but a Star of David. Very comforting.

Hi Adam another good one still don’t understand how u can be alone in some of these places anyways keep them coming👍

P.S. The first room next to the front door would have been the front Parlor or best room, used only for visitors to be shown into when visiting. Often if a family member died their Coffin would be set on a table or tressels for family or visitors to pay their respects fir a few days until the funeral. Also presious ornaments, furniture etc would have been kept in the Parlor, thats why the high bolt is on the outside of the door. 💕🇦🇺

The glass pot was for ink I believe and the wooden part was for the pens. Great explore as always Adam

You had called it in the beginning. There are vibes/spirits there Adam, you are not alone.

What a shame. Beautiful home with many memories. I hope Henry and his wife appreciate you showing their home to us. It's amazing.

Adam, you are my most favorite vlogger on exploring abandoned houses. Not overacting and the best part is you also do some paranormal.

Greetings from Manitoba Canada 🇨🇦, a recent follower:) Adam u find these beautiful homes I wish to restore:( 🙏 and this man is still around the home I felt ❤️

@kasandravkeith220

Жыл бұрын

Trinity reiki healing….. I was Manitoba born… Adam is one of the best explorers, very respectful of the houses, and the spirits when he finds them. I feel Henry’s house has stories to tell, his investigation indicates that. Longtime follower, now in Nova Scotia. I do worry when Adam is on his own, but he’s a brave one. Huge thanks Adam for this explore, it was creepy, but you held up well. Until next time, keep on keeping on your explorations….best wishes👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

@trinityreikihealings

Жыл бұрын

@Kasandra V Keith thanks you... yes I worry too. Especially with squatters they are more dangerous than the spirits ! More spirits need help moving forward to the light. I have helped many in my travels ; ) stay safe.. my mother is NB atm. It's a nice pace. Wud love to visit her way soon

@Ruby-gn5nc

Жыл бұрын

I am sure Henry is still around there along with a few more spirits and I heard that door shut too this is a great explore.

@tofurakhanom2644

Жыл бұрын

Really

Amazing videos Adam. You have such empathy for the people whose house it was, & you are so careful not to damage or spoil anything. SO SO good at what you do. In this house, the leather needle case was VERY similar to one my late Nan had when I was little. Also the singer sewing machine, that my mum had that was my nans too. Sadly I lost Nan in 2001, just 6 weeks after her son, my Uncle who had an inoperable brain tumor. Then lost my Dad in oct 2018, my brother in law July 2019 & my Mum VERY suddenly & TOTALLY unexpectedly to covid just 2 days after my 50th birthday in march 2020. I also lost 12 friends in that same year too 😢😢💔 I have some of mum & dads things & can still feel the energy in them xx

The beauty of this abandoned house is undeniable. The books, the furniture, the art work... amazing! All of it a time warp of a past still present. I just discovered your channel, this is the second episode I watch. I always wonder why people abandon their homes with perfume bottles in the bathroom and blouses hanging in the wardrobe. Do you have a production crew?

@zacbentley9917

Жыл бұрын

I seem to think it's been a quite happy household and they've moved on to better pastures. 😃

The glass bottle attached to the wood base is an inkwell.

I love how kind and respectful you are Adam. I enjoy your videos. This one a bit scary.

I think Henry was happy to see you visiting. You treated the belongings with care and respect which would have been appreciated by the Spirits.

Ok but I’m also nerding out alongside him over the vintage furniture. 😍😍😍

@marz_mitzi

2 ай бұрын

Ok but i'm in love with your pfp

Gosh you really got to be careful about those steps and floors because it look like the floors were normal until you shined a light on it and you can see it’s opened up the floor has. I love these houses all these little dolls placed here and there. I bet his little girl was playing over in that corner and Henry just left it there. I hope his children came back to visit him. this whole thing is strange. thanks ❤️

Another great explore and investigation. I think your empathy is growing and you are tuning more into spirit. I felt someone else was there too who protects the house but didn't want to communicate. Nothing bad but they appreciated how respectful you were.

@lynnu25

Жыл бұрын

I so agree!❤️👻💯

I’m soo happy you’ve popped up on my recommended today! There are very few that do it as well as you, no nonsense, straightforward, & really great stuff!! Thank you! I’m straightaway going to check out the rest of your videos!

You have nerves of steal I would freak out very brave to go into these places alone super scary video thanks Mark stay safe 💕✨☘️ seems to be a bit brighter upstairs

I wonder why his children haven’t sorted out his things ? 🤷🏻‍♀️

@valeriehawker4165

Жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing. It is so sad.

@marklittler784

Жыл бұрын

Yeah usually neighbours or close friends would know how to contact them especially as you get older and social services are more likely to have been in his recent past.

@RetroCaptain

Жыл бұрын

The children will be in their 90s. It would fall to the great great grandchildren and who knows if they are around. It appears to be boarded up and the security system put in by them right after Henry passed or was elderly.

@kooral6959

Жыл бұрын

I know of a situation we’re an older couple passed. The property was lost. It had stables on it and from my childhood memories that was just an amazing property probably worth millions. Anyway, I think there was three children, and they didn’t agree with what was in the will and contested it. I think they have sorted the issues now, but it took almost a decade, and during that time the property has become severely damaged and weathered. So I think that there could be a multitude of issues as to why these places abandoned, and left for years.

@sallybutton6237

Жыл бұрын

Some children are estranged from their parents & want nothing to do with them.

Beautiful furnishings. So sad they are left abandoned. Creepy vibes in the kitchen…step..step.. just keep moving. REM pods and voices were fantastic. Enjoyable as always! ❤

New Sub here. Great video and it breaks my heart to know that private property gets abandoned for many years because there's no one else it can go to and they're just left to rot and ruin. The govenment should allow councils to take the properties when first discovered and salvage them so that new families can move in. Families left homeless and being put up in B&Bs or small hotels because there's 'not enough' houses or flats and bungalows but yet Reel Estate companies can build new homes for the retired and wealthy young couples who can buy. Oh and I love your eyes.

It would be interesting to know the history on the places you visit after your investigations through records. I love researching the history to different places.

Those Lindt chocolates don’t look like they’re from the 80’s, they look fairly new - someone’s been hanging out in there.

@catilyeverafter316

Жыл бұрын

I agree. I was hoping Adam would look for the expiration date.

@joelbell6075

Жыл бұрын

Ghosts have been hanging out in there. It's a well-known fact that ghosts love chocolate.

@jerrymillett9839

Жыл бұрын

Totally thought the same thing. Maybe somebody’s offering?

@One-Crazy-Cat

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I don’t think the old gent made the inverted pentagram in the front hall. Lol. Obviously some teens went there maybe a ditch school day or something.

@jerrymillett9839

Жыл бұрын

@@One-Crazy-Cat part is, it’s not even an inverted pentagram. You can even invert a six sided star. I don’t know if they actually use a six day to start an rituals. All I ever knew it was was the star of David associated with Hebrew. I find it hilarious you see it all over these paranormal channels where people graffiti those and everybody’s like. “Oh my gosh.”

When your gone its as though you were never here

As your in the bedroom doing the investigation, it's like a child is playing with you. Kinda sweet that she's not anybody to play with until you came into the home. It's so sad that people die alone & not surrounded by their loved ones.

Question, why has this house been empty/ neglected for so long? Are there not any relatives who would make use of it. Loving the videos Adam.😊

@mctavish4496

Жыл бұрын

Good point. I was thinking that myself.

@matthewburns7989

10 ай бұрын

Probably private land. Or could be public but just left because of being remote and hidden away.

I feel so sad for Henry being all alone surrounded by memories of his family .I wish people would rescue these old sewing machines &phonographs &pianos.

Gorgeous real wood furniture, what a lovely quiet home, thank you so much Adam!

I respect Adam’s sense of vibes. He does indeed feel them and more likely spirits.

These dolls and the way they are placed throughout the home are super creepy! Love the old staircase and wallpaper. Would be neat to look through those old books! Nice tour Adam! 💕

Sometimes your videos really take me back to my own childhood … when and where I grew up … my toys .. my friends family members … the house and room I grew up in …..the era I grew up in ..(70’s)…. The memories all come flooding back … and with a little sadness all that is gone …. All that exists are the memories in my head … they say life is short … but I do not believe so … thank you Adam … not only was it a great explore of Henry’s house .. but a little walk down my own memory lane ..which I throughly enjoyed 🙏

What a beautiful home. Of all your explores, are there any places that are so creepy with negative vibes, that you would not ever visit again?

That house was absolutely beautiful! I found myself smiling all throughout the video. Brought back some wonderful memories for me. Pictures of me in my youth are oval black and white, actually they are in shades of brown and beige. Record player, Singer sewing machine, book you called old were new when I had them. Absolutely wonderful video. Thank you

I love reading comments on videos like these because they really do give an insight into the history of the places and the story behind it.. very fun to learn and watch the whole video learning about the family and their history in those places during the time they lived

Really sad the house has been abandoned I guess the few possessions that are left were if no use to the family I don’t know how you do these explores on your own I was staying in York last week at the Haunted AirBnB for 2 nights that you stayed in It’s certainly a quirky place 👻😃

Loved it. Felt so cold whilst watching. So much relating to my teenage years the photo album with family photos in. Mine are the same from the early 70s. Barclays Bank Dunstable. I was bought up in Luton and Dunstable. I am 64 now. The first fire surround in your video my parents had in our family home in the 70s. Keep up the good work.

You are one of the very best exployer s I've watched. You take it seriously and that is good. So meant of the explorers I've watched don't act serious or anything, I'm sorry but it's true. You and your team are the Best. Keep up the good work Adam. I so I joy watching you.

Such a beautiful home. So much history and memories held in there. So sad to see it in that kind of a state.