Abandoned boarded up farm house in WV *REUPLOAD*

[@1927su]

Please don’t be embarrassed if you don’t know what something is, I appreciate that you are interested in the past ways and buildings/structures! Not many younger people appreciate “ back in the day”; I’m GLAD that you are intrigued!! Us old fogies will fill you in about what something is , if we can! Thanks for the effort you make! Cool that you show the old wallpaper & door hardware etc.

[@waynebender8835]

The second book in the kitchen was a Cookbook. Up stairs the black boxes are called 8-Tracks. Have prerecorded music. The plastic keyboard is a electric organ. The RCA XL-100 is a old Color TV. They had a turner for VHF channels and UHF channels. What you called a bunker is most likely a Root Cellar to store non-perishable food. The jars are most likely Mason Jars. To store non-perishable food in.

[@CatherineBlaine-o9w]

I was thinking the same. You can tell he's young.

[@barbaragravely920]

That my dear is a root cellar to keep things fresh so nothin could rot . Love the house altho you did miss a few things thats kool you gave it your best . Love this ol farm looks like it was glory back in the days I love WV but the roads are to dangerous for me. i like to stay longer living then end up running down the mountain with my car. You have a special voice for these explores keep up the dream.

[@barbaragravely920]

ITS CALLED CANNING VEGIES,FRUITS,, NOT CALLED HOARDING ITS CALLED CANNING. THE MASON JARS COME TO PRETTY MUCH ALL STORES ACROSS THE UNITED STATES,

[@peggys1140]

That Deep Purple tape isn’t a VHS tape, it’s an 8 track tape.

[@zcriix]

lol thanks I keep forgetting about that.

[@tressabaker6514]

Cool the way it was built with the porch all around it. It was probably a nice enough house for it's location, back "when." It would have probably been very peaceful living there.

[@kathybrimmer6645]

I like the built in cabinets and the old door knobs..the old style faucets for the sink were cool too..i was trying to see what type of metal fireplace screen on the brick fireplace..it looked old...i like the old wood siding..upstairs walls..a lot of this house was original..i wonder what the bunker was used for..brick or stone walls...a little hard to catch while you were filming...seems you missed a lot of the history of this lot..anyhow thanks for the video

[@1927su]

That bending cheap paneling from the 1960’s/1970’s- same with those kitchen chairs and table

[@ogamhunter]

Those old jars, they were used for canning what they raised in the garden. What you are calling a bunker, well that is a storage cellar for the canned goods. I hope you are wearing a mask, a lot of mold. God Bless you! (Glen). WV. (Good little video.)

[@bobp9512]

History... really cool! Typically to have A sink and toilet in the basement was A Coal miners house. They would be covered in black soot and would wash up in the basement before entering their home... BTW those "cassettes" you found are called 8 tracks... Straight from the 70's.. That place has been abandoned for A LONG time! GREAT Explore! 👍

[@1927su]

Before refrigerators, canned goods ( in jars done there at home) were kept in root cellars . Very cool find!

[@1927su]

Love the old transom windows above the inner doors, to help with circulation!

[@jamesplaster9092]

They are called 8 track tape music...😀

[@sethhinkley1033]

Google an 8 track tape player for the john Denver and deep purple 8 track cassette tapes

[@1927su]

My grandmother grew & canned ( put in jars is called canning) all the winters food on the little dairy farm my Grandparents had in colorado . Thanks for sharing your vid!

[@BonnieJeanTlq]

lol didn’t know who John Denver was.❤

[@lindacromey2495]

I love the old sink

[@chaslovesdance]

How do you get on people's property? And where are these abandoned places located in exactly as far as towns? But do carry self-defense or anything. Because that looks kind of scary just walking in like that. Maybe you can help me out about that. Thank you.

[@cathybrown]

I actually had that 8 track tape in the early 70's! This guy need to research the properties before he makes videos.

[@1927su]

Awww I’m just glad a young person is interested! How would he know? If he wasn’t alive in the early years!

[@getdoeful]

house was creepy. 8:08(look to floor, as a black mass). 9:28, 9:47, and 12:48 is proof

[@margaretmaclure6164]

This would scare me if I was on my own also your way out in the wilderness I watch too much David Paulates stuff so would be hightailing it outta there in my car lol 😂 still I do love watching these type of videos too xx

[@1927su]

That old barn up this hill may have been an old log home original to the place

[@chrismarkes5488]

Don't know why that house would have a vacuum cleaner and not had any carpet

[@lukerbutter2756]

Did you go back to the house with a flashlight?

[@zcriix]

yes i did. i bought a 2000 lumens flashlight. 👍

[@1927su]

That RCA is from the later 1970’s/1980’s my old fogie best guess 😊

[@francodelrio7989]

you don’t know who John Denver is❓Take your torch and search your right to live

[@margaretmaclure6164]

Interesting place a bit creepy as well

[@natomblin]

You want to keep it undisclosed, not disclosed. And the "black box" is an 8 track cartridge.

[@fastlane6869]

From his assessment of the TV I'm guessing this kid was born in the early 2000's

[@lesjones5684]

You can vacuum hard floors 😂

[@daphneross2659]

I would have never went in there and shut the front door. Kinda creepy in there.

[@priscilla5306]

I think it was an 8 track tape? Yes says deep purple machine head recorded 1971

[@ogamhunter]

I looked that name up, it showed in Wood County. James T. Hendershot, he killed his father. James was 38 and he was sentenced in 2021, recieved 40 yrs.! (Glen) WV.

[@Fuzzmom903]

Okay, it’s an 8-track tape and John Denver is an American icon. Smh😢

[@RhondaBowman]

UNdisclosed darling.

[@zcriix]

lol my bad i got it mixed up 😂

[@gailspaw5521]

Love it

[@monkeyz240]

Lol those black boxes are 8 tracks they used em before cassettes and cds lolll im only 33 but I have seen 8 tracks before lol.

[@zcriix]

yeah i was probably like 5 years old when those things were still around. im 20 years old and i grew up around cds, vhs tapes, and cassettes.

[@monkeyz240]

@@zcriix they haven’t been used since idk the 70s really lol. Just they were still in attics and other random places growing up. I never found a player tho, so I’ve never actually used one. I heard they always kinda sucked lol.

[@gailspaw5521]

Sup from Kentucky

[@lesjones5684]

Looks like my ex girlfriends house lol 😝