A Shocking Look Inside a Hoarders Retro Time Capsule Home! Frozen In Time! - FHO Ep.109

[@Werewolfmage]

thats crazy. 15:28 the alarm clock is blinking. That place still has power. great video!

[@anniescott6330]

I am 78 and the homes you show sure bring back many great memories... Our adult kids today just don't have respect for all these beautiful things that was a huge part of their lives also... It breaks my heart that the families of these abandoned homes with life time memories... Thank you so much for letting the world see these beautiful peoples homes, so much love will forever reside in these homes and sad that the families don't cherish their family life time memories.... God bless you all.

[@MandatedReporter]

Agreed! The clocks and the family photos. Saddening.

[@JL-rh8td]

Agree. Some of those items were once special to the homeowner and some family members should want to keep them for memories. It’s so disrespectful to trash someone’s home like that as well.

[@cxqcxq5176]

i so enjoyed all that old wallpaper. bathroom was the best. the shower curtain and a lot of things in the home are older than 1980s. i think they raised kids or grandkids there in the 1980s, and then house became frozen in time when the kids grew up and moved out? and though a lot of stuff, it was probably stored neater before it was ransacked.

[@susanmiller4159]

I felt the same as you said at the beginning. This home had family and love in it for many years. It’s always a little sad when you see the hoarding creeping in but I’ve certainly seen a lot worse. Your respect and courtesy always add to the experience. Loved the butterfly and that Victorian looking wallpaper. You can see 60s through 80s then time seems to stop. Except for the ketchup and calendars and I’m sure the bills. Thanks for the tour. ❤️

[@thestars386]

At 4:12, in the middle of the screen, that's an old vacuum. At 7:20, that's cell phone📱 is maybe late 90's early 00's. At 10:48, a Kirby, those vacuums are tanks they'll last forever. At 15:26 there is still power on (alarm clock). Great video. 😁I love these types of houses where there is a lot to see.

[@hollywd269]

I seen the one bedroom had power the alarm clock was flashing. I think it's so wild that power can still be on. Where I live be a month behind and the power will be cutoff! Lol

[@Lucinda_Jackson]

Perhaps they had autopay set up on their bills. My mother did and she had an investment account that would automatically transfer an amount each month that kept her checking account with a balance of $40,000. If her estate went unsettled, her utilities and all her bills would have all been paid each month forever. Except property taxes… Those would have been the only reason it wouldn’t go on forever. You never know. 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@Chrisss2112]

What I love most about your channel is that you’re respectful and you pan the camera slow, it’s almost like I’m right there with you! I been subbed to the 6’4 explorer awhile ago btw 😊 Thank you Noah! Keep being awesome!

[@Prancer0210]

It's sad and thoughtful to think about the family and lovely memories in these old homes. I truly appreciate the respect you show for them and their things. Thank you!

[@nikkiwells7475]

The power is still on in this house. One of the bedrooms you were in the clock was flashing. What a shame for whatever happened to that family!!

[@Lissa11638]

Good eye...I didn't catch that!

[@snappingfrog6319]

Yea I saw that too so he could be faking it tho

[@caloram64]

These people kept a lot of memories. Objects that we receive as presents from our families and friends become memories. We hate to throw them away. I am 75 and I have come to realize the things that we hold dear to our hearts mean nothing to others for they will collect their own memories. But you think that there would be people somewhere that could use these things left behind. When it comes right down to it all the things we have are just stuff and will go to dust just like us

[@MissShell1975]

Holy moly. Lucky you made it out of that house with no injuries! Talk about chock a block lol. That was crazy. Would be a nice little place though, if cleaned up and updated.

[@carolali8851]

There is an awful lot of stuff in that house but I wouldn't be to quick to blame all of the mess on the residents. There are boxes in the living room that make it look like someone was going to pack. Also, the kitchen, the microwave is very clean and even the stove looks well cared for and cupboards are very neatly arranged with clean dishes. In the hoards that I've seen that was not the case. Someone has been in there and tossed everything about, emptying drawers and closets.

[@malindahenke5724]

I agree. Sad to see people rummaging and destroying things. Obviously jewelry was missing. 🥺

[@Lissa11638]

I think the same thing! Does not look like a typical hoarder house!

[@natewrites7803]

I agree with Carol. This is NOT a hoarders house. It's history is simple to see. It looks like an old farm couple lived here (the canning jars in the basement, the storage freezers for their butchered animals). The granny kept all her grown kids childhood stuff for them, their bedrooms in tact should they ever want or need to move back home. Then they passed away and some relative or grown children started to pack things up with the intent to go back and finish but never did. Sad.

[@carmenfields2146]

Noah, You are so respectful while in these old abandoned homes. I especially appreciated the fact that you said you weren't going to judge someone while exploring this home. Great video, by the way.

[@Chrisss2112]

💯

[@Lucinda_Jackson]

You must be joking! He said he wasn’t going to judge after having judged them from the moment he went in and continued to judge them until he walked out.

[@Chrisss2112]

@@Lucinda_Jackson what’s r prob?

[@alienfrommarss]

Huge kudos for your respecting others privacy and for being careful as you film! Love your videos! :)

[@Crackrzz]

1:20 omg that wallpaper was (and still is) in my mother's bedroom. Pretty sure it was there since it was built in 1981.

[@leisaderbyshire]

Thanks for the video, great find. Love going back into time. The basement looked more like crawl space, that is how ours looked growing up. I have my daughter and husband watching now. Take care stay safe.

[@johnmorris749]

Yes, time indeed stopped for those folks. A sad tale for sure. 🙏

[@KimberlyLetsGo]

How sad. That was at one time a cute house. That decor and such is from the 70s.

[@luckygirl2k1]

Some of the toys like the Barbie house and the Big Jim truck was definitely 70s.

[@hollyondrias602]

Like everyone has been saying that is more ransacked then hoarding. Way to many open things. Hoarders don’t like things open.

[@linafalvo699]

Hi Noah, you are very respectful to peoples home. Thank you for the video.

[@wandaburnsworth1588]

This is a great find! I use to work at Sears. There is so much stuff! I'm glad you didn't get hurt!

[@cxqcxq5176]

still a Sears near me :) (not sure it will last much longer tho)

[@dougg1075]

Crazy how many abandoned homes are out there with complete lives left behind. Fascinating as heck

[@tootooamy]

I love all of the wallpapers!

[@lindakrumenauer1099]

Beautiful wallpapers! Decades of precious memories that ransackers had to make a mess out of. Some animal or animals obviously did get in, as some things in kitchen were very clean, which says the resident was caring about things. The lack of respect is with the ransackers. The collectibles just reminded the resident of happier days, precious memories.

[@cynthiaarnold5807]

Very cool find. It's abandoned. I mean cmon who would live like that.Great video Noah. Thank you.

[@user-iamRobinV68]

Wow soooo much stuff! Yikes! Great explore Noah! 🥰🥰🥰

[@karenmilligan5597]

Hey Noah. I think even though they were hoarders to a certain extent that it was all organized better until people starting coming in and pulling everything out of drawers and closets,etc. Probably an elderly couple with a lot of grandkids that they gifted with a lot of the knick knacks as well as them buying a lot of stuff for the grandkids that might have stayed with them a good bit. Thats my guess from what I can see. Like you said it's too much to take in, in the condition that it is now. TFS 💚

[@JohnShinn1960]

I agree. 👍

[@user-randi1987]

I agree, at one time that place was taken care of pretty well in spite of the collections of stuff. Most of that mess looked like someone coming in and dumping stuff on the floor while looking for things. Elderly people with possible mobility issues wouldnt leave all that crap on the floor to trip over. I think that who ever lived here got old, sick and, died. Family came in looking for cash and valuables and just walked away when they didn't find any treasures. All the jewelry boxes have been left open and gone through. Sad, just sad, Noah. Check on on your older neighbors folks, you maybe the only one who does. Thanks, Noah

[@lynnesummers-noble5029]

Agree with the above.

[@MEH73]

Yep

[@debilee1654]

I'm wondering what happened to the people who lived in the abandoned places. Can a person check in records of some kind to find out what happened? I'm new at looking at these videos. Been watching some that have been abandoned in 1800 or so. I would think if a person left a house the bank would get that property back for non payment. Do you know what I mean ? Anyway thank you for recording this property.

[@MandatedReporter]

Mechanical birds! My grandma had a huge parroting one.

[@piwackitpepper7558]

Would appear as though a pet was left behind. Maybe even caused some of the disarray trying to find food/water etc. Watch out for your neighbours, folks... take care of them and theirs )

[@Lucinda_Jackson]

Those looked like raccoon droppings

[@melissaphillis7247]

Proof that you can't take it with you.

[@francesklein7435]

This makes me so sad 😞

[@ladygray7028]

Beautiful video so sad to see left behind 😢. Way to much stuff.

[@marthamitchell9452]

I would have to say that the house has been tossed. There’s lots of stuff but you can still see that there was some organization to it. They didn’t live there with all the drawers pulled out and tossed around. It even looks like someone was packing things up at one time. The animals, I’m guessing a raccoon, also dug through a lot of stuff too. So sad.

[@lindakrumenauer1099]

Exactly!

[@cleetusvandame]

It's sad to see people live like this. An entire person's life ready to be bulldozed away due to the amount of stuff left behind. Thanks for sharing Noah.

[@sarahstrong7174]

Its not about 'living like this'. This place has been ransacked.

[@Secret4u2hear]

🔔👈👍🥂 1:35 I noticed the ceiling fan looks spotless while the rest of the house...not so much, cool place & that's a sad story

[@katystacy2284]

Great place Noah

[@jennystarnes180]

Looks like someone ransacked the house which made it worse, along with the ceiling falling in. It's a shame that they had no family to go through and get rid of all the things.

[@sarahstrong7174]

It would be great if some explorers could go there & tidy things up & put things away so that people can see the place as it would have been lived in.

[@Jane_Dow]

Double Dog Dare you to open that basement freezer & take a big whiff ! Just kidding, I just had a " Christmas Story " flash back ! lol

[@clairefunnell8481]

Hey Noah. An interesting explore. Folks liked their clocks and knick knacks. I was expecting to see a sewing machine. Love that old Canada's Wonderland pennant and the 2 Cabbage Patch Dolls. Glad you didn't open the fridge. Ugh! Awesome Noah and take care.

[@rodolfogarza3092]

Greath video! You should have open the fridge in the basement....

[@linall2345]

Pretty amazing place. Great video!

[@mancima]

Hard to tell what happened here but very sad. Great explore done with a lot of class and compassion.

[@redneckbryon]

Power Still On, always interesting to see. Personally, I've only ever seen one other video of this house, It was an older lady exploring it, I could be wrong but I think she knew the owner and it was an elderly lady. The car parked behind the house, if it has tags, that's an easy way to find out roughly how long it's potentially been abandoned. The unfortunate thing with hoarding, Food isn't the easiest way to date some of these houses. Just because there's fuses, that doesn't mean knob and tube wiring,. immediately to see. Stuff left behind from two stores that no longer exist, Zellers and Sears.

[@lloydrobinson7081]

what a shame, keep the clips coming

[@jeanbaker2087]

Noah, I am 71 years young and live alone with my dog. Last year I fell and broke my back. They "super glued" it back together and spent me to rehab. I'm able to walk but not too far or too much. My bedroom is my haven and my daughters think it's a disaster. I keep the living room and kitchen picked up and organized. I do not have cable TV but I do have internet. I sleep a lot and watch movies in my dvr. I only have a microwave to cook with so I eat TV dinners and hot pockets. If I vacuum I hurt really bad. I have 2 additional bedrooms where the hoarder in me lives...piled high. The people who lived in this house were like me...alone, half sick, and just waiting for the Lord to call me 🏡.

[@KimmyLove6932]

This was a nice but sad explore. Wonder whatever happened to the people living here and why isnt family coming to claim the estate. Great job Noah

[@fayeashcroft7066]

very sad that the house has been last like that for over 10-15 years why wouldn’t the relatives clean it up ??? shocking like the actress alicia witt she couldn’t help her elderly parents. they wouldn’t clean up their hoarder house and died in the house with no heating very sad it’s like a time capsule everything in the house stopped i’d like to know has the rates electricity gas taxes been paid in the house and why doesn’t the local government or council sell the house if the relatives have abandoned it another family could be living there after renovations enjoying the channel noah very sad to see waste happy easter 🐣 and live declutter free peace ☮️ on earth 🌎 cheers 🥂 from australia 🇦🇺

[@iratecomputeruser4160]

The seascape painting in the living room was of Point Lobos, California. I have been to the spot when it was painted.

[@colleenhoperue5538]

Noah thank you for another nice time capsule.i enjoy it when you n other explorers do we visits.please keep the time capsule houses coming n asi always say,y'all be safe .

[@ceelee2929]

theres a difference between hoarded and ransacked.

[@camerondevereux8765]

WHERE IS THISSS!!! I LOVE EXPLORING THIS KINDA STUFF. LAST PLACE I WAS IN WAS THE PRESTON HOTEL

[@sluke60]

LOL, I still have a blow dryer kind of like the one he held up and it still works....

[@bevolson7619]

Makes me sad that people live a good life raising their children keeping a nice home and then when they get old they get left alone and their items are often left in abandonment to rot. Sad

[@sherihorton13]

I wonder if people came in the house and pulled things out of drawers and closets. There was a picture on the desk upstairs that looked like it was taken in the house.

[@bettybrown8534]

OMG.. my sister and I use to go to Windsor to go shopping at ZELLERS, that was an awesome store..

[@wandahudema1347]

Looks like alot of people disrespecting what's not theirs more than hoarding per say.

[@JohnShinn1960]

Sad, I can feel they were good people. Gotta wonder what happened with the kids. 1800s photo of a grandfather of one of the couple. 3:15 Good one Noah! Thanks. 👍👍👍👍

[@wyndalynmiller8321]

It don't look like a hoarders house it looks like someone was looking for something what a lovely find

[@kronosx7]

Surprised that TP survived the pandemic.

[@brendabarnes7529]

It could be people came in and made the mess and it wasn’t the owners

[@MizRuthie]

Why was the box spring filled over and placed on top of mattress? How weird...unless the place was robbed once.

[@philipmcdonagh1094]

There is potential difference (power) at 15:25, that clock radio is flashing and its no battery causing that.

[@dalemorris7014]

Thank you for making this video. A trip back in time, very interesting and sad at the same time. How does a house just become abandoned? Doesn't the county step in or something? I'm completely clueless, so sorry for the dumb question. If there were family members, I wonder why they would have left it?

[@sarahstrong7174]

I think clutter is a bit different to hoarding.

[@leandracooper1534]

The wallpaper is neat

[@rainsweptflower]

that wolf mug was beautiful, and did anybody else notice the cabbage patch dolls? i wonder what vintage, those might be WORTH

[@vikesfanB]

I don’t know if they were necessarily hoarders, you can tell by the open drawers and cupboards that place has been ransacked by burglars

[@Shawnroberts1980]

Nice job Noah. One of the key things that made me a sub is that your videos are in 4K. The quality is so much better. Keep it up!

[@debiannegillette4342]

Why open cupboards and leave them. Respecting their home means leaving things nice not trashing their home

[@WoLFSkYBLuE69]

It could be that messy because it does alread look like it has already been ransacked sad to say.

[@razorshark9320]

It's a shame that many of these house that are abandoned leave a lot of good things behind.

[@WoLFSkYBLuE69]

That's sad, I wish the best for the rest of the family Noah. I'm just happy no punk ass lowlife kids have found it just to tag it up and disrespect the home by smashing every thing up in it and thank you for being given so respectful in all the houses you explore buddy👍 Another great video as always dude.

[@JohnShinn1960]

🤞

[@UncappedFilms]

Wow dude, what a place. I've always wondered about something you mentioned in the video, have you ever heard from anybody who's place has been in your videos? I discovered Brandon a couple weeks ago, he does very awesome stuff, his channel will grow massively!

[@kylebrown6951]

You can tell somebody else has been there before because stuff is thrown every where and things have been open and gone through because a horder usually has a path through the house to go from room to room and this is just trashed and thats just sad

[@Mrpurple75]

Thank you for not opening the fridge or deep freeze

[@janwarriner6554]

This house was ransacked by vandals.

[@selltheteammark5904]

Take memories not things !

[@katiegilbert1131]

love that basement.

[@nikkimatte6897]

I just don't understand how a couple can disappear and no one knows anything 🤷if the state came in and seen maybe they could not live on there own anymore and either they couldn't find any family or the family put them in a home either way they're should be a record some where with the state 🤷it's just sad

[@roxyhaze6955]

how do you know that some one didnt come in and trash the house

[@amandaquiroz5131]

How sad sad cuz where are the family Noah?

[@cnn24seven]

That decor is mid 60s, green carpet etc - blonde bedroom furniture is 80s, touch lamps, floral couch etc

[@sarahstrong7174]

Someone has definitely been going through all the jewellery there.

[@austingray8090]

There's still power

[@jennywilkinson7445]

Something doesn’t sit right with me here I think there have been many visitors rifling through everything to find valuables I don’t think they would have lived like this hoarders usually save certain kinds of things as well as rubbish this can no way reflect the way these people lived x

[@someguy9778]

Pretty clear the house has been gone through to look for drugs and valuables.

[@irenewatts2874]

Hi Noah, I think if you took all that stuff out of the house, cleaned it up you would have a pretty nice home. Must have been a nice before the hoarding started. It’s too bad what happened here. If they were old folks living here and one of them died the other one might not want to live there. And that basement was soo soo creepy. All that food down there was just disguisting. I was grossed out looking at it and I wasn’t even there. I am wondering why you didn’t show us the car outside or even mention it. I know it’s gross for you but I would have liked to see what was in that refrigerator and in that freezer chest. You are exploring show us everything. You could wear a mask if it stinks. It was sad looking in this house. Things were all thrown around maybe by vandals looking for money or valuables. It’s just sad that no one kept this house up. They probably didn’t want to go thru all the stuff there and I don’t blame them. Very interesting to see how some folks live. Thank you for being respectful going thru this house and not judging the folks that lived here. Thank you for bringing us along. Stay safe!

[@susanwaltman2607]

There was a big bird cage. I hope someone took the birds when they left.

[@sharonjones1222]

Hey Noah I'd like to come and pack up and give it to them

[@kronosx7]

How is there still power in these homes? Who is paying these bills and how aren't there homeless people taking advantage of this? How do you even find these places?

[@user-randi1987]

In some places if there is a question over who the property actually belongs to, the property must be "maintained" until ownership is determined by the court system. Leaving the power on is cons>even "maintenence" even if the roof is falling in

[@beckyboman1641]

It definitely seems older couple, and possibly one passed on. I’ve seen it happen a lot when a single senior hangs around in the house, it gets messy if nobody is there to look out for them. Sad, don’t judge.

[@margarethemonteiro3493]

Show ✌

[@MrGarfield]

Hi there, Noah i have a question from 00:50 till 01:20 you are telling about the people who lived here, and there is a realy nice relaxing background music you use. Can u tell me the name of this? BTW did you noticed that the power was still on at 15:24 you can see the clock-radio blinking 🙂

[@tessaroster9608]

They weren't hoarders. They owned a lot of things...but definitely not hoarders. All the things that are thrown about are from people ransacking the place. Hoarders "value their belongings". You can tell these people lived near and orderly because of the way the bathroom and hallways are.

[@susanholbrook4185]

The children or grandchildren could have sold or taken some of this stuff to charities.

[@maryhesser9327]

This is a home of a couple that lived through the depression

[@Lucinda_Jackson]

And you know this how? Did you know them?

[@maryhesser9327]

@@Lucinda_Jackson because most hoarders did

[@mimispace-rk8cz]

Great and ugly as well ....thanks for this l.p.

[@ashleykayesmith]

Great vid! But have to say my mom was a hoarder, and this isn’t even close.

[@redneon06]

Waw they even left their car behind!