Thank you. You do such a great job showing these once beautiful old homes. I really enjoy “walking” through them...of course, I can’t smell what you have to smell!

Hi Steve, awesome video, really great pics !

True I have almost never heard of a developer restoring or conserving a protected national house. Too bad they don't. I wonder if this is the oldest house on the original property? It sure looks 1820's log type dogtrot style, German or Dutch. the walls are too thin for it to be, but the design was what they wanted then. This building hasn't gone as fast as I thought it would in that climate !! It is holding up to the neglect well. A freeze / thaw cycle with out the water breaking the basement and not much peeling of the paint compared to before for a years time. Great follow-up video Steve, thank you very much.

@AbandonedSteve

8 жыл бұрын

I believe the stone house that I posted before this is the oldest house on the property

Every time I see one of these videos, I just keep thinking about ALL the memories that took place within these walls.

@AbandonedSteve

8 жыл бұрын

i do that while walking through

such a crime that there isn't some construction worker that could restore it to it's former glory! It really looks like it is still in pretty good solid shape, construction wise. Thanks Steve!

Narrow or not that house was once a sight to behold. Would love to have seen it when it was first built. As always, great video.

@AbandonedSteve

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you

you seem so nice and humble; as if these homes were somehow connected to you! I love the way you explore, and your pictures are breathtaking. I hope that one day you can find a way to get all of your pictures into print; a nice little coffee table book if you will. you definitely have the talent...don't let it go to waste!! and most importantly - stay safe out there. respirators, gloves, boots, etc. =)

That place is extremely narrow bot looking from the front makes you think its huge! Kind of weird looking at these old houses imagining what they were like when new. Maybe a young couple in a different time...a different world moving in their new home. All their plans,,,hopes and dreams. They never would have dreamed of it looking like this. Wow that was deep! ; )

@jamesburlingham4748

7 жыл бұрын

Wally Weener I was thinking the same and how one day the house I'm living in will be abandoned and could end up possibly looking like this

I'm in love with this little house, it's the windows on two sides! But I bet it would cost a fortune to keep it warm in the winter. This is definitely perfect for a small family, or... a family in the 1800's with 8 kids or so. No birth control back then, so a proper house should have had the three floors. I had ancestors in rural MI who had 18 kids (2 sets of twins), so you can see why they needed all the rooms. Extended family (eldest son) may have lived in this one. The set up closely resembles the family farm dwelling clusters where all the families were somehow related, and houses were built later as kids got married, or elder in-laws moved closer so the could be cared for. Typical in rural areas, I have lots of family that still live like that. You could check out the US Census to see who was living in all the houses at it's heyday. Another great video, thanks!

I would love to have the mantels, trim, etc. before the house falls down or they knock it down. Developers and even some people that want to tear down and rebuild use that let it rot plan to get rid of old historical places. Some cities have passed laws saying you can't do "demolition by neglect". The building inspectors make the owners keep them intact and fixed and not rotting away even if nobody lives in them.

The poor cat was probably saying “dang human” as it ran out the door!! 😅 Great exploration!! God bless and stay safe!! Posting from South Carolina.

Developers should not be allowed to buy historic properties unless they plan to restore them. This is a beautiful property that could have been restored.

dant it, a cat scare AND squeaking doors. i wouldve been OUT OF THERE!! lol

thanks again, Steve for another cool video!! stay safe!!

@AbandonedSteve

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much. Will do :)

Neat, I grew up with radiators like those, in a Brick house built in 1932 :)

Wow, couldn't imagine waking up @ 2am. with a massive case of the runs & having to go down that set of steps fast to the bathroom - bad time. Thanks for another great video Steve🎈

@AbandonedSteve

8 жыл бұрын

haha love this comment!

Great video Steve and I remember the first one you did! The design of that house is so unique--a shame it had to fall into disrepair. I remember as a kid my grandmothers house have that narrow curved staircase leading to a 3rd level. Truly a gem!

@AbandonedSteve

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you Gina

such a shame it will probably be demolished. these houses tell a story. I often wonder who lived there & imagine they took great pride in their home.

Always enjoy your videos but your photography is just stunning.

@AbandonedSteve

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks Barbara. Photography is what I enjoy doing the most.

I like the wooden kitchen cabinets. such a shame something can't be done about restoring it

I really like the way you exploring old houses keep it up.

@AbandonedSteve

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Most strange, 3 floors & only 1 Bath.. 1st time seen one taped.. Great video, as expected..

@AbandonedSteve

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you

All in all though, Steve, many rooms for a narrow house.

Hearing the flies buzzing through made my hair stand on end.

That camera takes such a clear picture very nice, it was probably that cat pooping on the stairs.

I would LOVE to fix this house up and call it home. so pretty.

One of my favorite places to go. Great job!

@AbandonedSteve

8 жыл бұрын

neat property

Hi Steve . Great job as usual . My first encounter with an animal was a naked man running out a window .But great tour for sure .I was in Philly and its suburbs last weekend and also went to trenton . I saw alot of sadly neglected 1700s buildings abandoned and easily accessible in Trenton especially . Some of the very poor areas of Philly have places that are not renovated .Brooklyn NY is like that as well . I was actually thinking of taking a train there and explore china town on a very empty stomach .

@AbandonedSteve

8 жыл бұрын

oh wow that is interesting

Nice house I like and enjoy historical places like this one.

@AbandonedSteve

8 жыл бұрын

me too :)

@bentonlambert6766

8 жыл бұрын

+Abandoned Steve (Historical - Urbex) do you go nation wide looking for historical landmarks?

it's heartbreaking to see such beautiful old houses are let to rot..abandoned. .we will never get to see these beautiful houses in the future except in movies and videos like yours..what a shame. ...I can remember your previous video. .but didn't couldn't compare the two for the changes that has been happening but will one day. ..out of curiosity. .lol..thanks for the great tour

@AbandonedSteve

8 жыл бұрын

Thank You. I try hard to preserve these places in film .

@asankaw1

8 жыл бұрын

im glad.. thank you

5:25 PERFECT gaming room. sheesh.

You can tell it was nice in the day! Sad to see these houses just die! Thank you enjoyed the video!

@AbandonedSteve

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks Jeanie. Glad you enjoyed the video

A very nice revisit, not much extra decay. I think the developer doesnt need it asap otherwize there woud be a few holes in the roof already too speed up decay :-)

Not a mansion but still a fairly large house and an unusual layout in that most if not all of the house is only one room wide. It would be great to somehow find out why the house was built with the rooms not in what might be called a cluster as with so many houses but in a row. The arrangement here does allow for a lot of natural light. Though the house here isn't exactly the same I'm reminded of how some of the very old plantation houses in the deep South had rooms in and to go from one to another you had to go out onto the porch or verandah and even the stairs were outside; there no hallways. If the house you explored here got moved to Indiana and got fixed up I wouldn't mind moving in! Also: I noticed a fireplace down in the basement. Didn't look big enough for kitchen use. Another mystery/interesting story for this house!

@orbits2

8 жыл бұрын

south Americans have invaded the United States. Allot of old houses have been carved up into multiple units. esp in the north east. In fact find me ONE old colonial in the north east with original layout.

another great video explore Steve....I would love the top floor as a painting studio ....TFS Have a great weekend...Pat

@AbandonedSteve

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks and have a great weekend also

.... I instantly thought of "Blair Witch Project" when he lit up the first room....

Steve that was a stellar vid! I love your drone intro. Gave the viewer a bit of a different perspective on this house. That cat in your first video scared the crap out of me. I really loved this explore so much. I loved this house. Great characteristics! Thanks for letting me tag along! Canada! Home of the true North and Free~!

@AbandonedSteve

8 жыл бұрын

Thank so much! Yea the cat gave me a scare being there haha!

pretty amazing house, great explore!

@AbandonedSteve

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you

I love thw way you do your videos, and I really love the history, a lot of the time I never known the history or why it's abandoned

@AbandonedSteve

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

I too like how you explore: carefully - you don't take unnecessary risks like some who post on you tube

What good is deemed "historical, not to be demolished“ if no funds are contributed to restoration!

It's raccoon dung. I've seen it in other old abandoned houses.

I think the attic and basement had the biggest rooms, in the entire house. The attic had 3 rooms, but the third looked way too small for a bedroom.

Brill video.really interesting.looking forward to your next.take care.

@AbandonedSteve

8 жыл бұрын

Thank You so much. Glad you enjoyed it!

in case no one has mentioned it yet im pretty sure the poop on the stairs was left by a racoon

Good one Steve.

@AbandonedSteve

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you

Nicely done video ! I ´d like to know what has happened to this house ?. Inside the house everthing was damaged or broken .

@AbandonedSteve

8 жыл бұрын

Thank You Sergio

2:08 - WoooW :D Nice :D

Looks to be another great explore Steve. Not much, if any vandalism, that place looks to be in decent shape, minus all the fecal matter! Must have really stunk!

@nicholasgustafson535

8 жыл бұрын

wow dude you are cool

@AbandonedSteve

8 жыл бұрын

surprisingly, it didn't smell at all. It was dried up but getting up those stairs without putting my hands on that floor was tough.

@nicholasgustafson535

8 жыл бұрын

+Abandoned Steve (Historical - Urbex) oh really

@nicholasgustafson535

8 жыл бұрын

+Abandoned Steve (Historical - Urbex) oh really

@ExploreWithUs

8 жыл бұрын

Weird, I figured it must have been very stinky! Great job, I had an animal scare like that recently too!

Looks to be cool house.

Your style and voice remind me of tattoo tony out of St. Louis. Appreciate it.

I hate developers they always have to destory history!

Would love to rehab that

'Nother cool one, Steve! Whenever I see such places, I always wonder, what stories could they tell, if they could talk, y'know?

@AbandonedSteve

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks Seth. I do the same exact thing

thanks

Awesome explores man!! We make similar stuff, (: keep up the great work!!

@AbandonedSteve

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you

Hello Steve, just happened to run across your videos and am fascinated, cannot stop watching. How thrilling it must be! I wonder tho, are you worried about breathing all that lead paint and probably some toxic mold, or do you wear a respirator? Thank you very much!

@AbandonedSteve

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks Brenda. I wear a respirator.

Looks great .............Lets develop it !

I don't think that place was going to fall down any time soon. I noticed all the large radiators in the rooms; those things are very heavy (I used to manage old apartment buildings and have moved my share of smaller radiators). Such a shame. That place was probably very nice at one time.

I paused video and animal looked more like a small fox. Plus it sounded and looked a bit heavy for a cat. Was lighter than most raccoons, but could have been one. It had a big fluffy tail too.

It's surprising how much of the old paint is peeling off the walls and ceilings in these old houses, probably from excessive moisture. Being from California, I suppose moisture isn't as big a deal here. I've never seen so much peeling paint.

@AbandonedSteve

8 жыл бұрын

Yes, it can get very humid in the northeast region

Such a shame and a waste of a really nice home! It appears that it had been lived in a bit more recently because of the electric stove coils on the kitchen counter? I'll bet the feces is animal, it would seem an animal would go up to feel safe, but I think perhaps a homeless person would want a safer place, one with an alternate exit? Lovely job of showing us about! My first visit to your site, I enjoyed it! Thanks!

Steve I'm new to your channel -just curious lets say you do an abandoned house that's in your opinion creepy- do you get that more from a visual or feeling/vibe standpoint ? That House before this was creepy and crowded, :-0. Thanks David

Excellent video Steve, amazing. I'm curious, how do you get permission to explore these houses? I'm always stopping along roads when I see one. but I'm afraid about trespassing. How do you get ahold of someone to let you in? I'm also interested in whether you were able to find out why it was built so narrowly. That's really unique.

@AbandonedSteve

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you Cathy. Just talking with the owners sometimes works. Sometimes I have ppl who follow my work who know someone that in charge too. And of course there is time I take the risk.

I remember this. It was funny!

Racoon scat, see it in many abandoned homes.

I'm wondering any in so any of these places,the refrigerator is always overturned

@MsCMB1971

7 жыл бұрын

Maggie Ratliff - thief sometimes turn them over to look for copper wiring

@maggieratliff1083

7 жыл бұрын

Sunshine true

Here in Ireland we have preservation orders on historical houses, is that a thing over there?

@AbandonedSteve

8 жыл бұрын

Only on houses that have been registered.

What camera are you using Steve?

@AbandonedSteve

8 жыл бұрын

Nikon D810

@AbandonedSteve

8 жыл бұрын

***** oh i love it. It meant for taking pictures but i do both

good video

@AbandonedSteve

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you John

What a scare and that is a ton of shit, lollll. Excellent vídeo with great quality.

@AbandonedSteve

8 жыл бұрын

LOL yes there was a ton of that

Steve had you ever fallen through the floor or came close to fall through on your explorers to some of these old homes?

@AbandonedSteve

8 жыл бұрын

Well I hope that never happens. I plan to never fall through the floor. I tend to be more caution in my explores to prevent this.

@nightrider6769

8 жыл бұрын

Glad you are but some times the floor looks good and doesn't make sounds and bam you go through. It happened to me.j just my right foot went through kinda scared the shit out of me. I exited the house after that because I didn't trust it. Hope it never happens to you.

@2:03 that scared the sh** out of me!

@AbandonedSteve

8 жыл бұрын

me 2:)

@AbandonedSteve

8 жыл бұрын

me 2:)

good grief thats a creepy place. any figures as to how long its been unoccupied?

@AbandonedSteve

8 жыл бұрын

last i heard it was bought out in 2007

This is so creepy I got so scared

Orbs in the basement.

@Atomicmouse00

8 жыл бұрын

Yeah...nice one at 6:04 next to the oil tank

IS THERE AMY GROUPS IN THE AREA INTERESTED IN RESTORING HISTORICAL PROPERTY.

Are you saying this is the Animal House from the movie? Delta house? The main house in the movie?

@not.supermario

6 жыл бұрын

EdgeRunner Productions no it isn't, it looks nothing similar to the one in the movie anyways. Plus the house used was demolished.

Holy shit that cat :o

what camera are you using?

@AbandonedSteve

8 жыл бұрын

Nikon D810

be careful with lead and asbestos

What camera are you using?

@AbandonedSteve

8 жыл бұрын

Nikon D810 with a 14-24 mm wide angle

@superstite21

8 жыл бұрын

Looks amazing! Thank You!

I'd fix it.

I like you too but i mainly watch nostalgic zone!!

what you mean damn cats . they live there you sure the hell don't.

People were smaller way back then.

6:04 Ghost orb?

@davidtrueslayor7474

7 жыл бұрын

Orbs Yes and @5:57 and another @6:12

@davidtrueslayor7474

7 жыл бұрын

Ok I missed an orb @6:03 just before the other one @6:04 must have twins down there lol

Hi and thanks Steve...I enjoy your abandoned houses stuff...hard to type here.….anyways …..my comment is you should narrate your videos but ...sometimes just keep quiet .…and just let the video go ahead with the original sounds. .…stop adding narrations.??.thanks for the great abandoned videos of houses and stuff.?.her her see ya..bye.*John ? .bye.john Uff .

@AbandonedSteve

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks John

are you not afraid? look creepy

@AbandonedSteve

8 жыл бұрын

not always :)

Not the original " Animal House." Folks.

Its cat crap no doubt!

Raccoons