Abandoned Funeral Home - Found Caskets and Hearse

[@lorroy2819]

Enjoyed your video and pictures thank you. I thought the casket outside with flowers growing around it was stunning.

[@abandonedcentral]

Thanks man we appreciate the feedback a lot!

[@romanianisraeli]

@@abandonedcentral After watching an episode on old abandoned funeral homes, it gave me an idea. One can make a difference by helping people out who can not afford to buy new caskets. Instead of letting the caskets rot away, why not try to refurbish the salvageable coffins. The other deteriorated coffins can be used as spare parts for the other ones. Of course the Socialist that I am I would give them for free or if need be charge a very small price for them.

[@wantuiljunior5739]

Não sei nos estados unidos, mas no meu país Brasil , e proibido reaproveitar caixões

[@BreezyDaBaddest]

I wish the funeral home had donated the caskets to people who were having difficulties burying their loved ones rather than just leaving them behind

[@ToolmanThe48]

you can build your own casket in what ever shape you want cheaper than $5-6 grand

[@GreatWhiteRodeo]

@Z-Bo they might not owe creditors. The funeral could have owned all their inventory.

[@heysselg.3993]

Breezy B ..yeah that belong to the creditors but I got your point, you are full of good intentions, is a shame the world is not.

[@blackmoonwolfgurl1757]

gurl yes that would awesome

[@pauletterichards9977]

Breezy B I was wondering the same thing

[@coastlinecruiser8429]

That poor hearse is in excellent condition for being abandined, minus a few things vandalized and would be a perfect project car.

[@romanianisraeli]

I am fascinated over caskets and hearses!

[@carolinafarmer6186]

Why is it when people go into abandon place and all you find is busted windows glass and mirrors why can’t vandals leave things alone why do they have to destroy everything But for the people that explore places like this keep up good work and keep the video coming yall doing video work I enjoy watching your video

[@NotSoCrazyNinja]

Half the people who explore these kinds of places are good people, the other half have no respect for anything or anyone and have many problems. Instead of working through their problems, they abuse drugs and destroy stuff to try to make it look like how they feel inside, chaotic and ruined.

[@itsraid6512]

Because humans ain't shitt a very evil hostile inhumane species that's bacteria from another life-form that deserve to be destroyed known around the universe.

[@koalabrat]

@@itsraid6512 very true

[@coastlinecruiser8429]

I'm a collector so I save things when I explore, not destroy shit. I went to a abandoned school recently and carefully explored the building and at the end I salvaged a fire alarm pull box that was still attatched to the wall but had the electrical pipe and wires cut from it. Destroying shit is on a whole other level of being inconsiderate

[@jimmartin7881]

@@coastlinecruiser8429 99% of vandals are local kids with nothing better to do and parents that never taught them respect for other people's shit. I've never heard of anybody driving for hours to vandalize something, it asinine to think someone would. That's one reason I hate that "I don't want to give up the location" bs.

[@TheVra25]

Most of the older funeral homes had bedrooms they were used as guest rooms they will use to put children to take a nap or if someone's not feeling good they can go to one of the guest rooms and rest they would even but people stay there overnight if they could not for the hotel and yes some of them were also used for residence use as well

[@ronshaw80]

The grave stone was not used because it had a typo. It was supposed to be Walker E. Marshall, not Walker F. Marshall. He is buried at Baptist Hill Cemetery, in Auburn, Alabama. Arthur Scott is buried at Mount Vernon Cemetery in Auburn.

[@abandonedcentral]

Thank you for that info we appreciate it.

[@SR-jx5jr]

I would have turned the F into an E :) would have saved them money

[@ronshaw80]

But then there would not be room for the period without screwing up the spacing.

[@Kenny-re8ko]

@@ronshaw80 I had a monument fixed with a spelling mistake, they spelled "daughter" wrong, as in "duaghter" if you can imagine... (6 generations of my dead relatives heard some real bad language when I discovered it...) required a visit to the cemetery, they polished it down and engraved it again...$300 charged to the funeral home.....a lot cheaper than a new granite stone...you cannot tell they made a mistake... In the video they probably just figured they could soak the V.A. for a new one... Same cemetery, lady born in 1899, they had the first 2 numbers "19", of the year of death engraved at the shop when she bought the stone after her husband died (its a little cheaper). She lived into 2000 so they had to fix that one too... cost a few bucks but it was no longer her problem at that point... And those basic caskets in the video made out of "good one side" plywood likely retailed for $995.00.

[@ChristiesYorkies911]

Wow you did your work. How did you learn this Ron shaw?

[@dougwilson6778]

That wasn't a child casket it was the box that the casket was shipped in

[@pamerard8381]

I wouldn’t be touching bottles of embalming fluid without gloves... VERY Toxic!! Awesome abandoned place, perfect music... great Job

[@ladyvalhalla7154]

My uncle used it for chigger bites on his legs

[@lucky4724]

Should be wearing a respirator, airborne pollutants! !! ( CANCER )

[@HELLH0WND]

Yeah, that stuff will kill you.

[@deniseshephard3347]

Stuff like this will certainly kill you I would of worn a full hasmat suit gloves times 2 a respirator Please when you go to these places please take the necessary precautions

[@tot2523]

Touching anything in there without gloves is dangerous

[@deniseshephard3347]

Especially when their is embalming fluid is around

[@loserlykewhoaa]

Definitely would be careful around the embalming fluid. If it happened to leak you would be exposed to a known, very pronounced, carcinogen. It’s just all around very toxic, which is why morticians wear basically hazmat suits when using it. Besides that, very cool. I’m currently in school for pre-mortuary science, so I have a lot of interest in these places.

[@lucky4724]

Yes, also a osha approved respirator! !! Airborne pollutants, ie asbestos, lead etc.

[@darkhorse8413]

Why the hell must y'all touch everything?! Leave it be!

[@Sophia-xt9qb]

Dark Horse dude it's not bad to touch anything, as long as they put it back and besides it's not like they're destroying anything or spray painting on the caskets

[@abandonedcentral]

@@Sophia-xt9qb People take that way to serious lol. This place has been abandoned for 10+ years.

[@darkhorse8413]

@@Sophia-xt9qb these guys don't even know the difference between shipping box and a child's casket. Oh and let's talk about handling bottles of liquid without gloves on. There is NO reason to touch anything.

[@deniseshephard3347]

@@abandonedcentral weather its been abandoned for 5 years 10 years or 15 years or 20 years its still hazardous Touching or handling products its really unecessary and its carcinogenic Why cant people leave things be

[@apriljackson1370]

I love at the end where there's a casket just chilling in the middle of the front yard 😂😊

[@abandonedcentral]

That was one of my favorite photos from here by far! Thanks for watching and commenting. Check out some of our new videos!

[@RuyGuy]

Great idea not bringing flashlights, brilliant.

[@ms.whitefolks7564]

baby caskets are creepy. i do not think there is anything worse then losing a baby.

[@daveygivens735]

Except finding one.

[@sisi7019]

There is worse.

[@jackiemarini3203]

I can't look at them since my neice passed at 1 year's old 💔😭I get physically ill

[@halfbloodswan]

Losing your son after he grew up is much worse than losing it as a baby, your love grows as time passes so...

[@astardustparade]

I agree.

[@oopsibrokethecow]

After you work in a mortuary for awhile, and go to mortuary school, this ceases to be creepy, and starts looking like a long day at work. You really do stop thinking of it in that sense, it's all just work related materials and tools after awhile. I do overnight removals for a mortuary, and usually am the only there after hours. You become very desensitized.

[@Elizabethleaf]

oopsibrokethecow true. There’s a musical about a lesbian woman who grows up in a funeral home. The kids would create commercials for fun for the business and would often times refer to it as a fun home. It was just life to them.

[@64pori]

Omg yikes! Don't you get scared?

[@paulhetrick1759]

@@Elizabethleaf That's lame.

[@prettymainey2749]

Cool

[@spazmonkey3815]

Nope!

[@heartpursuer]

I ended up here after reading of Rebecca's tragic death on June 2, 2018. She and her boyfriend were caught in a storm drain when a flash flood swept both into Pennypack Creek. He was able to pull himself to safety. Her body was found by divers two days later, trapped under some furniture.

[@knightscode2002]

The woman in this video?

[@louisbarrow4671]

@@knightscode2002 Yes

[@kasie680]

Those plain wooden boxes/caskets are usually for cremation 😢

[@itsraid6512]

The hearse with the casket halfway out of it is so creepy that it doesn't even look real

[@Larry-v9i]

You guys need to stay out of old funeral homes because you might catch authorectamitis. It's a deadly illness which proves fatal within hours.

[@brey1720]

Heck I'm impressed they were even able to go upstairs 😳😆 since the first floor was SO sketchy

[@lalalala7708]

That 1977 Cadillac Hearse is restorable! To bad some jerks broke the windows, but it is still worth saving!

[@mariesmith599]

When you talked about the children's casket. The outer label on one was Cherokee Casket Company. All they do are children's caskets. I was curious since all you usually hear of is Batesville. They have been in business since 1941. Thought you might like to know since you did the filming.

[@abandonedcentral]

Thanks for the info!

[@mamieswain5423]

Marie Smith

[@torijones3172]

Marie Smith I love your profile pic. My profile pic was an actual picture of my dog but he ran away. He never came back and this is my only picture of him. Is your profile picture a picture of your dog?

[@sinnombre-xs9ub]

Interesting, thanks

[@taylorcruz1385]

this is crazy insane! gave me chills!!!

[@computergrant1]

Wow, now this is the stuff I love! What an AWESOME find!

[@abandonedcentral]

Thanks man! We have a new video dropping every week!

[@troyonplanet]

The wooden box marked "child casket" isn't the casket itself, it's purely a wooden box for transport purposes into which the child's casket is sent to the funeral home - the wooden box protects the casket from being damaged in transit - the hearse bodywork is by Miller / Meteor - they were in turn owned by Wayne Corporation - and Wayne went bust in 1995

[@lhu3073]

I wouldn't be caught dead in that place😜

[@SuperLubot]

Funny irony seeing that First Aid kit like "Oh shit! his one's still breathing! Get the kit!" lolz

[@apocyldoomer]

When my Step Father passed away , we went into the casket room to pick one out, I got the Hell outta there, creeped me out, now I like the paranormal and the dark side, I just didn't like being down there. Subbed..

[@abandonedcentral]

I couldn't imagine having to do that, sorry for your loss. It was extremely creepy snd weird being inside this place.

[@apocyldoomer]

Abandoned Central Thst was a long time ago, it's cool, thank you though, I like the Paranormal and all the rest, had a lot of experiences with that, thanks for replying, because, most Urbexers will not reply too much, be safe out there man, I used to explore abandoned buildings and such, WAY b4 YT, wish I taped them, but, that was way back in the 80's ..

[@AlfredHawthornBennyHill]

In case you're wondering, that Hearse is a 1977 Cadillac and it would take at least a minimum of $10,000-$20,000 to restore it back to great condition.

[@abandonedcentral]

Thanks for that info Ben!! We appreciate it. A lot of people have been commenting about the Hearse.

[@AlfredHawthornBennyHill]

You're welcome. I like a lot of old Hearses too and hate when they are just left to deteriorate.

[@softmusic86]

The music in the background makes you think something is going to happen...

[@AlfredHawthornBennyHill]

Totally!

[@AlfredHawthornBennyHill]

1977 was the only year Cadillac had that specific tail light design.

[@lori3714]

Great video!! Guurrrlll where are your gloves?? : )

[@samanthalucas8070]

ABANDONED CENTRAL TOUCHING ANYTHING IN THERE WITHOUT GLOVES IS DANGEROUS

[@abandonedcentral]

CURRENTLY TOUCHING A DOOR KNOB IN THE USA IS FAR MORE DANGEROUS THEN EXPLORING THIS PLACE. SO I HOPE YOU ARE WEARING GLOVES EVERYWHERE YOU GO!

[@jimmartin7881]

@@abandonedcentral LMAO!! Ya can't win with some people bro.

[@abandonedcentral]

For real 😂

[@MJ-eb6fk]

How does a place like this ever even go out of business? People don't stop dying

[@lucky4724]

Lots of competition, cut throat business !! $$$$$$

[@jaymiemiller331]

I really apreciat what you are doing by showing all of this the truth of the waist it angers me beyond words. Yes they will put me in a casket it I am not having any of those chemicals in me what so ever. People should go to jail for I less than 20 years for all of the waist that they cause .the neglect and the disrespect for the dead of the living relatives that bear the pain all over again thank you I am a concerned senior..

[@ladyvalhalla7154]

Odd how she was picking out her casket in this video. And now she is gone. Really eerie...

[@passionscottslimes4596]

Wait..the girl in this video is dead now?

[@markflint2629]

Thought the same thing

[@markflint2629]

@@passionscottslimes4596 Yes, drowned In flash flood in a drain while doing this with her boyfriend

[@bordereau1]

Really? Wow

[@ginanmarcus918]

Amazing work. Love the still shots and how you respect what was before

[@abandonedcentral]

Thank you Lolly we appreciate your comment!

[@MONSTERMISFITS]

I loved every bit of it. Good job on the video and pictures....

[@abandonedcentral]

Thank you for your feedback! Check out some of our new videos when you have a chance!

[@stevesmusiccorner9105]

Junior it’s not a Hearst..

[@TracyExplores]

Oh wow what an amazing find well done guys.

[@HELLH0WND]

That first Aid book could come in handy in a funeral home.

[@mariannjoyner5957]

So I’ve been binging on these videos..how do I find local abandoned places and gain entry without it being illegal? Thank you in advance!!

[@abandonedcentral]

Well, tbh even if the door is wide open, it's still illegal to enter the building. I've been arrested at a YMCA that didn't even have exterior doors on the building. It was just completely wide open. They still arrested us for being inside.

[@garyshepard7881]

Did you say a “Hearst”? Did you say “yoots”?

[@sinnombre-xs9ub]

😂

[@TobiIsAGoodBoy1]

i always wounder whats goes on during the final days of any building that leaves so much stuff behind that has some worth or not sold off. I saw a vid of an abandoned bank vault an all, an the whole place was strewn with important looking documents still in briefcases.

[@stevensmith8666]

TobiIsAGoodBoy1, dude ... *AND

[@HNG72M3]

Does anybody know what happened and why they just abandoned everything without a trace?

[@markstutz3822]

You kids got some great shots!!

[@abandonedcentral]

Thank you!!

[@letsexplorewithrich3765]

Sick explore. Big thumbs up

[@abandonedcentral]

Thanks man we appreciate the support a lot!

[@HonRevPTB]

You & your girl got balls of steel!!!!!!!

[@canadaeh6757]

It's odd that the embalming table is gone, but so many other tools and funeral home things are there. Where was this? Any idea what the name of it was?

[@abminog4807]

Love you guys photography

[@abandonedcentral]

Thank you so much for the support.

[@undertaker666dead]

That poor hearse needs some TLC to get it back on the road.

[@abandonedcentral]

You are correct! Its still in pretty good shape for how long its been sitting there abandoned.

[@AlfredHawthornBennyHill]

Needs a lot more than TLC. It needs a lot of money.

[@undertaker666dead]

yep money is the key.

[@NotSoCrazyNinja]

When it comes to material things, money is always the key. Money makes the world go round, but it's not going to do anything for non-material things. That hearse, yea, sink several grand into it and it will run and look like new. Wait too much longer and it just won't be worth the expense unless you want to rebuild it from the ground up and don't care about the cost.

[@markfive3731]

That Cadillac is a 77.

[@sinnombre-xs9ub]

The casket in the hearse was beautiful, & obviously old. Wonder why there are headstones in there.

[@abandonedcentral]

After doing some research it seems the spelling on the headstones were incorrect of the ones that were left behind here.

[@candicesmith4824]

Honey you did good on the camera work with the upstairs keep it up

[@robinlindner7220]

I like the shots!! Did u all check on the grave stones that were veterans?? Thanks for the video!

[@abandonedcentral]

Thanks Robin! Yes someone commented that that those veterans names were spelled wrong on the graves and thats why they were left behind.

[@j.lietka9406]

Cool but creepy! Did you find any bones? The hearse with the coffin hanging out the back was spooky! Did you or someone else do a ghost hunt? Thanks

[@paulhough5143]

Hello there I like this video it is good and interesting for me to watch becouse it is about an abonded funeral home.

[@barrybowen9780]

Amazing! Thank you for what you do.

[@rodrigo4379]

Awesome video, like always :D. btw bword, you were using the iphone 7 plus?

[@abandonedcentral]

She was using a severely cracked i phone 7 i believe lol

[@TheJerry5001]

I wish you had some better pictures of the Hearse. I am very interested in getting it can you give me more information on where it is

[@shannonsimeka]

I've always wondered what the back stories are behind these abandoned funeral homes. Are they foreclosed properties? Did the owners die and no one came to clear the place out? I just find it weird how there's a whole apartment upstairs and nothing was removed.

[@trevorb3492]

What's location? What state?

[@terrietackett8964]

Great photos!!

[@abandonedcentral]

Thank you very much!

[@queenisha1985]

Wonder what happened to the owners... why was it abandoned and why did they leave almost everything they owned over there?

[@paulhough5143]

Hello there what istate in america is this video in please.

[@susanmcalister298]

Beautiful caskets. Why are funeral homes abandoned over there and leave everything behind?

[@shanenewport1988]

Hey Y'all get the vin number on the hearst. Save it restore it !!!!

[@phantasmone532]

where is this place state and town

[@tammyking6506]

Love stuff like this love history and old building I would love to go and do this

[@paulhough5143]

Hello there what is this funreal home going to get changed in to next please.

[@abandonedcentral]

We uploaded an abandoned Mausoleum today that has a really crazy story to it.

[@paulhough5143]

Hello thank you for telling me that and thank you for replying back to me also.

[@terriehumphries6028]

I am new here but been watching for a while. I have always been curious why there is only two styles of childrens caskets. I have been to several childrens funerals now and there seems to be only two main designs until about a certaign hight or age.

[@daveygivens735]

Damn, that hears looks like it's in pretty good shape, ATC.

[@bbushor1965]

How come the casket is in the hearse at times, sometimes half hanging out 😒

[@abandonedcentral]

The caskets get moved all over by photographers. This is in the middle of nowhere, around 14 hours from our house. So yes i moved the casket about 3 feet to get some different perspectives. I don't plan on every going back to reshoot it.

[@RevengeOfTheApocalypse]

Leaving a hearse behind is insane, a hearse bought new is roughly $100,000 so it’s kinda like ditching a lambo

[@abandonedcentral]

It's pretty surprising how many hearses get left behind. I've seen at least 7 different ones left at abandoned funeral homes.

[@RevengeOfTheApocalypse]

@@abandonedcentral I haven’t found any abandoned yet myself but I’d definitely see who to contact about a way to purchase or remove with an abandoned title... even tho people are creeped out by them they are one of the best build cars

[@jeffreychavey4161]

There was a fraternity at my college that would park and drive a 1963 Caddy hearse around campus. Strange dudes

[@voxtemporis4503]

Did you make any attempt to locate the families of the headstones of the veterans? I have been informed that this can be done.

[@abandonedcentral]

The headstones were left because they had spelling errors on them from what I heard.

[@randallfarley1171]

This is crazy my grandfather took one last ride in that ride I did no the building was still there insane wow.

[@abandonedcentral]

Wow thats pretty wild. Some of the roof collapsed recently in the garage but it didn't fall on the hearse.

[@Linag33]

How do you guys find out about these places?

[@amberd.8027]

how is it creepy? we will all be laying in a funeral home one day , God forbid anytime soon .

[@abandonedcentral]

It just has a creepy vibe to it. A lot of abandoned buildings do, but this one had it worse then others. This place had caskets all over the place. You don't come across that often at all.

[@lucky4724]

Laying in one, walking in one, big difference !!!!

[@lucasjefferson6625]

why the creepy music

[@jbennett380]

That is insane you found a hearse and caskets. I would be super creeped out

[@abandonedcentral]

We've photographed quite a few abandoned funeral home and most don't have a hearse or caskets left behind.

[@wagonmasher2008]

why is everyone scared from the hearse bro its just vehicle that was kombi and turned into a ghost busters cadliac

[@abandonedcentral]

Haha yea nothing too crazy about it. Thanks for watching!

[@rohag735]

Are you trespassing?

[@bloghype7495]

Did you take off the child cascat lid

[@ellaagoodale]

at 2:08, anyone notice a hand print on passenger side window?

[@leehollis9297]

You have set up the caskets well for your photos. It's not the box that's the casket it's what was in the box. Good viewing anyway.

[@robertgildea2841]

What happened to that old hearse? I hope someone bought it and restored it. There are a lot of abandoned places in Elmira NY one abandoned place in Elmira NY is an old Baptist Church on Church Street near Wisner park. It has been abandoned for 30 years or more. Everytime someone goes into these abandoned places in Elmira NY to film document the history and put it on KZbin they get the police called on them. Apparently people in Elmira NY don't want these abandoned places filmed documented and put on KZbin. The explorers assume all liability of injuries they might sustain. The city is not held liable neither is the owner of the abandoned place held liable the explorers themselves are held liable for there own injuries. Sincerely Robert Gildea Elmira NY

[@stevekopcial129]

Looks like city officials not doing there job. I service a couple of funeral homes and cant imagine leaving assets all around when they close down.

[@howardcorbeau2819]

When it' comes to the Dead leave the Dead alone and don't touch have respect

[@Dominick_Calvitto.]

Great Video I Like Your Channel Keep it up and Stay Safe.

[@abandonedcentral]

Thanks for the support we truly appreciate it!

[@Dominick_Calvitto.]

@@abandonedcentral Absolutely very interesting i always wanted to get involved with this type of investigating,,.

[@abandonedcentral]

@@Dominick_Calvitto. Its a fun hobby for sure!

[@WeeksParanormal]

Great video would love to explorer that place we took a 1.5 hour drive to explorer Ward's Funeral Home but it has been demo made us mad be safe out there

[@clutch302tc]

Where is this place?

[@thejewishredneckprepper4675]

Such a cool video. Thanks for sharing. Shalom from Bubba

[@abandonedcentral]

Thanks Shalom we're glad you liked the video!

[@daphanemcconnell9222]

Why is it old buildings are trashed?

[@SB-oo4on]

Daphane Mcconnell I've always wondered why that was. I think it's because some people just want to find a place to do drugs or other illegal stuff where people won't see them doing it. they look for abandoned places. sometimes homeless people use abandoned places too.

[@ScottF-y4w]

Child transport caskets. 1977 Cadillac built by Miller Meteor Company. Coll Video

[@stuckontube]

You guys are truly BRAVE ! #amazingvideo

[@artofnikolettafarkas]

Nice pictures!

[@8359563]

morticians always lived above funeral home

[@gcmccurry4220]

Were are you located I want the hearse please find out about it

[@ChristheShrinerdawg]

That’s great!

[@abandonedcentral]

Thanks man!

[@tamarrajames3590]

Really nice camera work as usual. I particularly appreciate your still shots, the composition, framing, and use of light and contrast are clear evidence of your skills. Thank you for sharing another great explore. 🖤🇨🇦

[@abandonedcentral]

Thanks for your feedback we really appreciate it!

[@beccabunting3636]

I already wanna go back!

[@blazed1945]

Becca Bunting wheres this at

[@dlt215]

@@blazed1945 She died in a flooding incident.She's the one in the video.

[@paulhough5143]

Hello there I have done a thumbs up for this video.

[@abandonedcentral]

Thanks for watching Paul!

[@paulhough5143]

Hello your wellcome and I do like watching your videos they are good for me to watch.