Abandoned Baker House 1880 Everything Left Behind

The Baker house was built in 1880 and was once the town hotel, today it sits abandoned and forgotten.
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[@user-jy9os8ms7t]

It never cease to amaze me your eye for detail. This house that has lost its soul you find the little details that says this house was once at home, such as the hair brushes, the Santa, the shell box and the U.S. flag. All speaks how this house was loved and embraced a family 😊 you put such a thoughtful touch ❤️ to the things that are forgotten and not wanted. Thank you

[@UrbanEyeAbandoned]

Thank you for the wonderful comments and for watching. Glad you liked it.

[@lisacooper3991]

I'm lost for words, it's huge and perfect ole historical house..it would have been a blessing to own this place..the ole grand staircase, the wooden walls still originally.. just amazing.. nothing compares this one

[@UrbanEyeAbandoned]

Thank you for your comments, glad you liked it.

[@cathybrown]

Some beautiful furniture pieces left, among all the trash. I love the shiplap walls. It must have been lovely at one time. Sad 😔 that's it's been forgotten. Thank you!

[@UrbanEyeAbandoned]

Thank you for watching, I wish I could have found earlier pictures of it.

[@christinehousden7604]

So many beautiful antiques just left to rot. Another stunning find ❤

[@UrbanEyeAbandoned]

Thank you for watching.

[@carlashepherd9362]

Wow what a beautiful old house! It should be a crime to leave these old historic homes to rot! Awesome video bro! ❤️👍🤘

[@UrbanEyeAbandoned]

Thanks glad you liked it.

[@darlenejohnson8864]

A beautiful old house. Once a familys pride and joy. Thank you for showing.

[@UrbanEyeAbandoned]

Glad you liked it, thanks for watching.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Beautiful old place! Great video! Really loved exploring that one!! Thanks for sharing! :)

[@UrbanEyeAbandoned]

Thanks Kappy it was a good one. On to the next, thanks for watching.

[@jefflawrentz1624]

Wow! What a neat old house. Parts of the house interior look older than 1880s - like the chair rail wainscot, 9 pane sash windows and fireplace mantles. What a wonderful old house. Thank you for sharing this !

[@UrbanEyeAbandoned]

@@jefflawrentz1624 thank you for your comments and for watching.

[@andrewdowney1654]

We all need to go to all these places and rescue these antiques. It would be so nice to see all these treasures from these houses restored! This house could be incredible fixed up . Wow!

[@UrbanEyeAbandoned]

Thank you for watching and for your comments.

[@customscreenprinting]

UrbanEye thanks for sharing this video with me about this very old house and God Bless and thanks.

[@UrbanEyeAbandoned]

Thanks for watching and for the support.

[@Sandjan90]

Well you certainly found another very interesting house to explore. I just love when the house is full of the previous owners possessions. I think my favourite piece of furniture was that big wooden dining table in the dining room, just beautiful. Have you ever run across any animals in the attic? Take care!

[@UrbanEyeAbandoned]

That table and piano were my favorites, the only animals I always come across are vultures and they stink LOL. Glad you liked it and thanks for watching.

[@danielkoher1944]

11:24 So many simple, yet beautiful pieces left behind to decay. Things someone could have had plenty of more years out of.

[@UrbanEyeAbandoned]

Thank you for your comments and for watching.

[@danielkoher1944]

6:12 Actually reminiscent of a Hopper painting.

[@nancyyoungs933]

So beautiful!!!!!!

[@UrbanEyeAbandoned]

@@nancyyoungs933 thank you for watching.

[@danielkoher1944]

Everything has grown and left it behind. How sad 😞

[@UrbanEyeAbandoned]

Thank you for your comments and for watching.

[@ndog2005]

The Baker house was once a hotel, that I can see, it's huge. Surprise it's abandoned, then to, picture the upkeep...

[@UrbanEyeAbandoned]

Thank you for watching.

[@maryduffy9068]

Seems like whoever owns this property could have a sale on items that are still recoverable. What a waste to just leave to rot .

[@UrbanEyeAbandoned]

I have found in the old south that some leave everything as is was after one has passed on, that person worked the land, built the house and made their life when they are gone all of it pass also. Thank you for commenting and watching.

[@anitabishop3483]

I'd restore that house and make it a home again!🎉🎉🎉

[@UrbanEyeAbandoned]

Thank you for your comment and for watching.

[@BytownUrbex]

This spot is pretty cool 😎 🤟 neat find

[@UrbanEyeAbandoned]

@@BytownUrbex glad you liked it and thank you for watching.

[@lindaspann9663]

I wish it could have been saved, thank you

[@UrbanEyeAbandoned]

@@lindaspann9663 thanks for watching.

[@danielkoher1944]

0:40 I love this sort of railing, I used to see a good bit of this in Southeast, Ohio. Do you know if it’s Dutch?

[@UrbanEyeAbandoned]

I don't know but it is a really great house. Thank you for commenting and watching.

[@babydoll9282]

Where is this house? It's so beautiful I hope somebody will come along and bring it back to life❤❤❤

[@UrbanEyeAbandoned]

@@babydoll9282 the house is south carolina and someone does own the property. Thank you for watching and for your comments.

[@babydoll9282]

@@UrbanEyeAbandoned 0h wow. Thank you so much for writing back to me that was so kind of you I loved some of the old wooden furniture as well I do have a couple of pieces that I got on the curb 20-30 years ago.. I hope you have an awesome night and then again thank you so much for writing back to me

[@user-sy3ti6nt2e]

The house is gorgeous. I hope it's going to be sold to a family who is going to do the necessary repairs to bring it back to its former glory. It's over 140 years old and should be on the Nat'l Registry. I wonder what happened with the family to make them leave so much behind when they had to go. Was it because someone died and had no family? This house must be saved. It seems to be in pretty good shape - - not dilapidated.❤😊🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@UrbanEyeAbandoned]

This house is in a very small southern town with only a few buildings left from the past, it has been in decay for some years and I don't think it will change. Thank you for watching and for commenting.

[@ranziey8273]

@@UrbanEyeAbandoned I think that the South has many treasures moldering away due to neglect. So much history and forgotten lives. Thank you for seeing this and recording it. If nothing else can be done, at least there is this to preserve in memory what was.

[@wondergranny2299]

Sad n lonesome.

[@UrbanEyeAbandoned]

@@wondergranny2299 thank you for watching and for your comment.

[@ranziey8273]

As I started the video I was longing for commentary. While I still want information about this old house/business, I found myself looking at more of the images, focusing my eyes where I wanted rather than being directed to what you feel is most important. I have been on a bit of an antique kick after recently emptying my parent's turn of the century home of almost 60 years of their lives (and their inherited items from their parents). We were forced to sell almost everything to give my mom the best we can while she battles Alzheimer's demons. Seeing all of the items of varying value just left behind... it hurts my heart. I have so many questions. Where is this (even the state would be nice to know)? Why was it just left as is? Was it last owned by the last of the family and so had no one to pass it on to? When did they leave and why? What is its current state legally? Is this available for someone to step in and preserve what they can? Sometimes, I understand that there is such a legal morass that houses will die while people fight over it. Thank you for sharing this hidden treasure with us.

[@UrbanEyeAbandoned]

@@ranziey8273 there is no more information about this place, it's in a small town in south carolina. I don't give out the location to protect the property and its owners. This house might be left to decay but someone one does own this place. Thank you for your comments, questions and for watching.

[@ranziey8273]

@@UrbanEyeAbandoned I really respect you not sharing too much info. Too many times people use videos about properties as an invite to pay their less than respectful visits. Since posting my comment I have watched several other videos that You Tube's system decided to recommend. Let's just say that the direct comparison between three creators styles for the same type of thing has really helped me appreciate your style. I will certainly be watching more of yours. One more word on the comparisons, while I think maybe a brief intro by you would not go amiss, I sincerely appreciate you NOT peppering your presentation with self advertising and comments such as, oh, this is really scary or spooky or other such nonsense. Best wishes and thanks.

[@UrbanEyeAbandoned]

@@ranziey8273 Thank you for your comments and compliments. UrbanEye is not about me it is sharing history, stories and architecture with others that have the same interest and passion. Glad you liked it and thank you for watching.

[@marybeasley2980]

You took away all the beauty, the color.

[@UrbanEyeAbandoned]

Thank you for watching.

[@JessieDadio]

Show me a house where I can be me the way God intended. I think you just did that buddy

[@UrbanEyeAbandoned]

Thanks for your comment and for watching.

[@gracehunter8571]

Did a murder take place or was it haunted?

[@UrbanEyeAbandoned]

No, it is just an old house that was once a hotel and a home in a small town. Thanks for watching.