Abandoned- Grand old farm house slowly decaying, hope someone saves the stuff left behind! !

This old home had so much character and so many things inside. The place felt like I was walking into a time capsule that has been sitting vacant up for a long time. Renters come and go with these older homes and farmers costs become to great to maintain for cheap rent so they sit. I love these sort of ones. Enjoy.

[@janehickenbottom9200]

Really enjoyed it. If you look past all the mess and look at the bones you can see it was a very beautiful house at one time. Loved the fireplaces and that long hallway. Plenty of room for the children to roam. Inside and out.

[@susancrawley1985]

Thanks for letting us explore this wonderful old home. The tattered curtains get me every time! That beautiful satin dress was definitely a touch of class as was the floral carpet. I was carried away.

[@sandraromano8919]

Love the cobweb stick! Thanks for the explore.

[@lindaross5956]

I wanted to cry 'NO Don't Do It!' when you went to open the fridge. So glad it was stuck shut!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Haha just imagine what was in there! :-)

[@michaelbrodie2739]

Wow!!! That was a great find love all that stuff. Especially the piece of old tree stump made into a table. Too many items to mention I could spend hours digging thru that stuff. The Meccano took me back to my childhood many hours building with that. Another great video.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey mate this one is still in my fav list, thanks for watching, heaps of old treasures for sure :-)

[@vickyburgess162]

Beautiful antique table and chairs, they would be lovely fixed up.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Lots left behind in this one Vicky, shame the roof is giving in. Thank for watching :-)

[@roystad8916]

Really loved that explore so much stuff to see ,some nice pieces of antique furniture there, good work.

[@joannegollsneider6349]

LOL with the cobweb stick. Another great video love watching your video's over others that post.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey Joanne thanks for your support and i`m glad you are enjoying my videos! :-) Yes the cobweb stick has made a few appearances here and there haha :-)

[@gracejerome7044]

The pink dress hanging all by itself in the closet was eerie!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Grace! Yes it almost seemed to be saying look at me save me so I can be worn again! Shame a lot of this stuff is going to just rot away.......Thanks for watching :-0

[@leeannehalls7950]

Another Great explore, thank you.

[@kathleenmalabes7215]

what a shame, this house is abandoned. some nice art and toys.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey Kathleen thanks for watching :-) Yep this seems to be common as these types of country farm houses were once the original homes of a property that has either been sold and had a larger newer homestead built so these ones were rented for a period of time and when the repairs or maintenance became to much the tenants move out and the farmers leave them to rot or use them as storage sheds. Quite intriguing actually.

[@mkuebler5]

I hope you took the Macarno set and truck because it's a shame to have them lost plus that album next to the teddybear I would have taken and given to a historical society. There was some really cool old furniture in there worth saving. You crack me up with your cobweb stick and you had me saying out loud "noooooo" about opening the fridge. Definitely a good explore

[@urbexindigo5164]

I left everything as it was mate, I do really hate seeing those things rotting away but I would hate to be caught trying to do a good deed and accused of doing bad deeds. There are so many of these places in country Vic that are on farmers land that were used at some point for rentals. A lot of the time they seem to be the original homes of the property owners but new ones get built for the children close by and these ones have Ma and Pa live in them til their dying days then the house gets closed up left to rot. I really want to start doing a legitimate salvage of cool stuff for history with the owners cooperation. I did one on Thursday with the owners permission, stuff from 1947 still in there.

[@mkuebler5]

That would be great. I was going to say go find the owner and ask what they are doing with the stuff and if you can take it. I want to find who owns the old place where the door opened by itself and ask if I can take the things from it before it gets knocked down too.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Yeah do it mate! That place was incredible, all the owners things set out on the table and the dolls! I hope you can find them. If it`s going to be demo`d just take them. Demo guys prob salvage stuff before they bring it down anyway!

[@mkuebler5]

or dont give a toss. You instagraming?

[@shirleyharrison2580]

Urbex Indigo That would be awesome..good luck with it & I hope you get to do a lot of them. I'm selling my place & I'm trying to give away the things my sons don't want, even my outside plants that come back every year. I've already told a young couple that lives closeto me to come down & we'll dig up all they want. I'm afraid someone will buy my place & not love my plants I've gotten & planted overthe years. It started out as a lake cabin,on 2 water front lots, it's old & I'm sure someone will just tear it down & build a new house. So I want all my plants to have a good home..lol

[@ginnymiller2448]

That art deco piece of furniture @ 16:10 was gorgeous! It looked very old and still in great shape. What a shame it was abandoned with this home.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Ginny just saw your comment, thanks for watching! :-) Yes so many interesting things just sitting in this old home. definitely a shame its all just hidden away rotting. Cheers.

[@keenhr8t4blues]

That piece is so unique. The etched glass is beautiful too, even has glasses inside.

[@lindalopez2826]

Awesome explore! With all the mouse droppings you might want to invest in a mask and a pair of gloves.I subscribed after watching the first video recommended.I love your sense of adventure and your Urbex style.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey thanks heaps for the support and comments Kittens nomittens! :-) Yep I now have some cool protective gear for these type of gritty explores. :-)

[@happywife5644]

The pink dress In closet Spoked me!!! Good find!!! Haven’t seen that green in decades 20 yrs no. More!! Good find 😁‼️

[@urbexindigo5164]

Thanks Happy Wife. Yeah I enjoyed this one and that dress was almost like someone had just worn it and put it back! lol.

[@marybethsmith6458]

They must have had a large family as I counted twelve dining chairs and the wood stove in the kitchen was for heat.Only the living room and kitchen were heated. Houses I lived in as a child were the same.You could buy a adapter for the light socket that screwed in and you could plug extension cords in to run the radio or T.V. At least they had a indoor bathroom which is one thing we didn't have until I was ten yr old.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Wow thanks for that info Mary Smith. I have seen these large homes as a kid because i grew in the country my school friends lived on farms and the houses were like this also. Some were obviously newer but a couple were definitely the old original homesteads of the property like this one. Thanks for watching :-)

[@dennisvelez5354]

Good God how old are you?

[@andreaharrington8916]

When you say should I ?and you are standing in front of a refrigerator you know you want to open it!LOL Very cool find!!So many rooms. 🥰Stay safe and well

[@ginamenk3347]

I think you guys are very stand up, for not taking things. I did old house exploring in the early 70's. Found a house with a huge oak tree growing right out the living room window. Kitchen table with tea cups and saucers in place made me feel small and question my life

[@exploringwithlola1677]

Fantastic find and all that stuff just left to decay. Great video

[@urbexindigo5164]

Cheers EwL :-) This one is one of my fav`s as I was not really expecting much but there were so really cool old things and lots of decay. :-)

[@stevenmyers7676]

I wonder who made off with the bathtub. It must have been quite spectacular for someone to go to that kind of trouble. Of course it was a straight shot out the front doors. Yes, this was a good one, thanks for letting me tag along.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Good question Steven, and they left all the other cool things haha. Cheers for watching mate :-)

[@cowgirlo99]

Great video loved seeing that old truck and stuff played with a truck like that with my brothers and we always played smash them up and then fix them lol.

[@urbexindigo5164]

This is still one of my fav explores! So many things in there! I think an elderly couple lived there then passed away, children closed the doors and store stuff there maybe ?

[@cowgirlo99]

Yeah I think that is true then that way there childern can come and see all of history left behind by either there parents an family. Great video. Good Day! @@urbexindigo5164

[@tilly6973]

I recognized the wooden double bunks ladder in the first bedroom. We had one just like it for our own bunks when I was a kid in the 70s/80s.

[@yorkiemom1892]

When you said that piece on atop the cabinet, it looked more like a baby bassinet. The people who lived there sure did like real wood furniture. The house that I live in and own here in Colorado, USA is 73 years old.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey Sandra your house sounds nice and from a vintage era. :-) I think the old houses are the best to explore. :-)

[@christineconroy6409]

That beautiful 70s lamp.

[@urbexindigo5164]

So many cool old things in this one Christine, thanks for watching :-)

[@twobrokeguyz1214]

This is so cool! Thanks for sharing it. You guys have some of the coolest vintage stuff also btw.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Het TwoBrokeGuys this is one of my favorites also , cheers for watching :-)

[@ilovemydanes]

Another great find...I wish I could go on explorations with u you find some awesome places and me hearing spirits would make it even better...hahaha..keep up the awesome videos luv and peace stay safe and have fun!!

[@urbexindigo5164]

You would love these places indeed! I have a fair few still on file, old ones too you`d love to get a feel for, very run down but creepy vibe! I do try and get a feel and keep listen. Couple of weird thing I will point out when upload them too! :-)

[@ilovemydanes]

@@urbexindigo5164 great! Can't wait to see what you got!! Or what I can hear! Excited for sure...I luv your videos every one of them that I have seen so far! Be safe out there on your adventures and have some FuN!

[@gayleemendenhall6055]

Cob webs! Yuk! Love this find too! The pictures were hung oddly in that hallway! Odd collection of prints/ pics! That pink dress!!

[@sandraosheasandra0197]

this was a wonderful fine.a lot of wonderful things. alot of memories was left behind.

[@urbexindigo5164]

I really enjoyed this one Sandra. I was not expecting much at all and was not really expecting it to be open. So glad it was. :-)

[@debranicholson3487]

I'd take that old toy truck, that's gotta be worth something. I like old vintage things like that.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Some very old cool things in here for sure Debra, cheers for watching :-)

[@jackyhawkins1895]

I like your work, I like your honesty, so I have subbed. Many thanks for sharing

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Jacky Hawkins, thanks so much for watching and subbing. Glad you were able to enjoy this house too. :-)

[@johnrobertson7129]

Well of course the door is stuck. There is a body inside of the thing. You know, it is the body of the artist that flunked painting the door mural on the fridge. It also appears that someone really cared for the child, ie a "Gund" teddy bear ? That little item was not cheap when new. Once more, Good Work down there in OZ ! I enjoy the fruits of your labor, J.R.

[@cawierin411]

Holy jumping...you must look a fright after some of these places! The bones of this place were lovely. Lots of kitchen storage. The painting on the fridge was...odd. Wish you would have shown a bit more. Those houses with long hallways where one can see from front door to back are called "shotgun" houses in the US. 'Cause you can shoot the shotgun from front to back and not hit a door. Seems to have been a popular style down there in the more rural areas. That photo of the man is wicked. That Buddy L Army truck is worth quite a bit of dosh.

[@cawierin411]

Lmao. Heaps of cobwebs...said as if Australia doesn't have spiders that can engulf whole towns overnight. Lol! I have seen evidence on the internet so it must be true! Lmao. (Quarantine is bringing the sarcasm to the forefront.)

[@jocaspersz7338]

That painting at 9:50. Did everyone in this area buy one I the 80s? Lol. I bought 2. And the gangster photo. I know where that was taken too. Thank you for your videos. I have been unwell and binge watching these has been an immense help.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hahaha I know people who had that painting too! haha. Must have been a bargain. Hey Jo i`m sorry to hear your unwell but happy to hear you are enjoying these videos about snooping around old houses. I love making them. Cheers for watching :-)

[@lianneh.medaugh9768]

Awesome find....esquisite old furniture, actually made of WOOD....if only those walls could talk, surely an intriguing story would be told....

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Lianne thanks for watching :-0 This one is still one of my fav`s for sure. So many cool old things to look at! Vintage things left to rot is a bummer!

[@mamamia2534]

Hi!Urbex....pls.remind your viewer's not to forget the thumbs, up before you start video cause I myself forget sometimes the thumbs up...I appreciate the way you video houses...hope your viewer's not miss d like sign cause you did well......I enjoy much...thank you..

[@urbexindigo5164]

I`m really glad you are enjoying my videos Ferlinda :-)

[@yorkiemom1892]

I am in the USA. I live in Colorado. Love this house. Lovely antique furniture. Why do these homes have metal roofs? I like the way you go slowly through the house. You show respect for people's things that they had to leave behind. Abandoned houses seem like the house is crying somehow.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Well said Sandra, that is one reason I love to document old houses so much,even really simple run down ones. Thanks for watching and cheers from Australia :-)

[@nancysmith2295]

Really neat. Seems they left quickly not taking furniture. It is quite big. I said it to myself the same time you did outloud. Seems maybe a death or sudden need of relative(s) far away. Sad the scrap book was left behind.

[@urbexindigo5164]

I think this must have been Ma and Pa`s home and when they died the kids of the farm just closed the doors and built a newer homestead or had one built prior while Ma and Pa lived out their days here. Cheers for watching :-)

[@jeanettebateman6394]

I love the 1950's Buddy L U.S. Army 5414 truck!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey Jeanette thanks for watching. I really enjoyed this old house, had a lot of dirt inside but also a lot cool old stuff :-)

[@clairemcleod8676]

I drive past so many old farm houses like this one. I always wonder what’s inside. I’d love to have time, to stop and go in for a look. Do you have a UV or black light torch? I bought a good Chinese one from eBay. It’s great for spotting mineral glass, milk glass and uranium glass items, eg; lamps and light shades, glassware, plates, vases, etc. Very handy if you’re doing salvage jobs. I collect it; worth more (to me) if it has a story. 💚 I love that you pulled the lid back in place on the old electric organ; respect! 💛 I totally get why you left the little truck and the Meccano set behind, but that would have been really tough for me to do; but I get it.👍🏼

[@urbexindigo5164]

I really love driving out in the country and finding these places Claire. Somehting about the farm houses that have a lot of mystery yet familiar energy to them. So many have been left to rot like this one. Sounds like you really know your stuff Claire, you could get a lot of things from these old homes. Yeah the truck and other things were cool, but im not a collector so I was able to walk away pretty easy from all of that hahaha :-) Thanks for watching :-)

[@RynoDBones]

That was by far the largest amount of rodent poo I have ever seen in one place.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Haha there is actually another earlier video that has more! lol. It`s and old Sandstone homestead. Thanks for watching Ryno! :-)

[@mikem4548]

Ryno Bones I agree! Wayyy too much poo, I sure wouldn’t have gone inside! Whew!

[@talindakelley189]

@@urbexindigo5164 breathing all that poo dust isn't good for your health, please get a mask to wear in these places.

[@susangamble6888]

I love all the stuff!!

[@kinghzv8]

That was a great explore! So many beautiful pieces of furniture and vintage toys left behind, seems such a waste to me. Besides the cobwebs and rat and mice poo, a lot of the poo higher up on the walls, is from Swallows flying around inside.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey Chris! Yes this old house is still one of my favourite ones. Lots ofmess but lots to see as well! :-)

[@Momvon1]

Love the old white stroller and the pink part y 👗

[@phyllisj2]

Really good one! I have to chuckle (although I totally know the need to do it) when you call out HELLOOOOO when you enter. Makes me wonder... have you ever in all of your explorations have someone answer you??

[@urbexindigo5164]

Yes! haha about 3months ago a squatter turned on a radio and answered back, I spoke with him for about ten minutes, he was friendly and has a stash of fresh fruit and water, he was quite happy there so I did not film the location as it was his area. :-)

[@davidmeyers3603]

Love these older ones "thing" Just catching up. And keep the stick for the, you know what, won't say it mate. Shouldn't have to Governor!!! Eyes open mate eyes open!!! Once again enjoyed the tour mate. Keep up the good work. Amazing mate amazing!!! Tip tip tally ho.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Thanks Squire I enjoy these old ones too, just been closed off and forgotten, but much still to look at. :-)

[@ivyloi914]

That aging toilet paper.

[@margaretsnewtoylynnparks5336]

I want the Buddy L truck!!!!!! The bear was a Steiff! $$$$$$.... I want this home (would have to fix it, though ;) )!!!!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey Margret thanks for watching :-) Wow! I knew that bear was old and prob worth a bit!!! So much just in there going to rot with those ceilings falling in. Get in there and fix it up Margaret :-)

[@jasonh6101]

whoever lived there 100% had a connection to England, in the macarno set was a strepcils tin from boots, done know if you have boots stores there but hear in England they are chemists

[@lowkeekin7561]

You know you took that little truck you saved it I bet you were thinking about when you was a little boy.......😎😀👏💗😀😘

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey Lowkee I can promise you I have never taken anything from any of these homes. Being caught for tresspassing is one thing but for stealing is gonna earn you big trouble. :-) I have no need for anything collectable as I do not collect things, I collect footage for video doco`s :-)

[@lowkeekin7561]

you sound like a good guy I'm sorry...😇

[@jdrose1000]

That newspaper looked older than 1980!

[@urbexindigo5164]

A lot of the stuff in here is way older than that too, maybe abandoned around early 80`s? Thanks for watching :-)

[@marlenecardinahl9346]

When I see the waste in all the abandoned homes Have changed my mind-- I think after 1 and1/2 yrs the government should try to find owner or family and no one is available then reclaim for the poor in those counties- God does not want us to waste but to help those in need

[@urbexindigo5164]

Very well said Marlene but unfortunately governments do not like giving up land and houses for free. Debt is control. they know everyone would settle for simple if it were free. They then lose control of economic cost of living. Sad but true.

[@heatherhent4445]

I know here in the US I've personally known people who fight for years in probate court after someone dies. While that's happening the homes literally rot. No one can touch it. It's very sad. When my mom died the things I wanted most were the least 'valuable' to most people but they were part my most cherished memories. I've made it clear that I would haunt my kids if that happens after I'm gone.

[@steelgranny9027]

What a coincidence, at 9:04 the date on the newspaper is June 25th, 1980, which is not only today's date​ but would have been my Father's 106th birthday. :)

[@urbexindigo5164]

Wow! You were meant to watch this video on this date then! Thanks for doing so Steel Granny! :-)

[@LeeLee-2011]

Indigo, were those bug and rat droppings on the floor, walls, and elsewhere? Do you ever get bit by bugs or itch after going in places in such sad disrepair? I worry about your lungs breathing that in. Great video but terribly sad to see. Homes slowly die without a family living in them.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey Just me I just got back from an old house explore much like this one and I did wear my mask .......right after I started coughing first lol :-) You will enjoy it too I think :-)

[@LeeLee-2011]

@@urbexindigo5164 I'm looking forward to it! Keep a benadryl on you for those nastier explorations. I say this from experience. My paternal side of the family let 3 family homes go in great disrepair before I was even thought of. My dad use to take me in them to explore and I'd itch to no end, cough, sneeze. Parents never thought of masks because they weren't widely available in the 80s and 90s. Wish I had had a camera then and thought about recording them. That is one reason I enjoy your channel. You explore the places I'd want to explore if Multiple Sclerosis didn't make it hard. And I love your accent.

[@lauriebullot]

That was a good one. Looks like habitated from 20s to 70s. Great house. I wonder if the pink room was for a servant as it seems like an add on at the back of the house.

[@urbexindigo5164]

That could be right Laurie, there was another door near that room i suspect was a laundry also. Thanks for watching :-)

[@steventhach1246]

Poor little teddy bear and all the photos

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey Steven! :-) Yeah those items have been there a long time by the looks. Everything just left to rot.

[@cherylboudrie6172]

"There was for Sure a Baby here!!!"

[@janelleconnell5843]

Thats alot of dining chairs!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Big old farming family would have grown up her back from the 20`s and 30`s onward I think Janelle . :-)

[@smug8567]

I had a cousin that used to go in places like this and eat paint chips off the walls. They eventually institutionalized him

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hmmmm that would not be the most intelligent thing to do.......Thanks for watching Smug Smugly :-)

[@smug8567]

Thats why they sent him to a skull ranch

[@ghostcityshelton9378]

At--7:48-- The TEDDY BEAR !! OMG...Ah....poor thing,,, looks to me like it may have been a STIFE (sp?) Bear. Super old, would have been super collectable at one time. I used to collect bears & have a bear by Charleen Kinser Desgins. If you find a stuffed toy by her it is very collectable!!

[@joharmon2148]

That place was so infested with mice, rats or who knows what else. you should wear a mask and wear gloves. You find some great abandon places.

[@urbexindigo5164]

This one was a favorite of mine! So many cool old things! :-)

[@joycescott6066]

That's a whole lotta chairs . . .

[@urbexindigo5164]

Chair city indeed Joyce! Thanks for watching :-)

[@susangamble6888]

some stuff looks new!!!

[@rwilson9574]

Love your accent

[@urbexindigo5164]

Aussie accent down here in Australia R Wilson, greeting from Adelaide, thanks for watching :-)

[@Jimmy-gb5qj]

Les murs ont une memoire...

[@ghostcityshelton9378]

At--11:02-- That looks like it was brand new when it was put up there....yes it is a wicker chair... a really nice one. (At one time...bug city now)

[@jeneiffler7606]

That was a lotta poop Great house

[@doreendeptowicz8142]

Have you ever runinto poisonous snakes while exploring?

[@urbexindigo5164]

I have only ever seen one once Doreen and that was while driving, a big brown snake was sunning itself in the middle of the road!!!! hahaha. I have snake gator leg protectors I wear in Summer for the country ones like this now, :-)

[@joannegollsneider6349]

that round wooden table at 11:43 we had one my dad built it.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Wow that looks pretty creative and very nice organic. :-)

[@diannacampbell4200]

Is that an old Stieff bear?

[@GothicaBeauty]

Would’ve been gorgeous in its day. Sad to see it falling apart & eaten by mice too.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi GothicBeauty :-) This one is still one of my favs, so many cool old things left inside. Mice own it for sure now!!! :-)

[@chaosdemonwolf1]

That cooker was in an odd position

[@urbexindigo5164]

I just had another look and I agree! lol. Shame the ceiling has caved in in the home, still lots of good things inside now rotting away. Thanks for watching :-)

[@vivianholland6575]

Who is the owns of the house 🏘️. We're did the owns go to and my name is vivian ora holland and my age is 65 and I am leaving in Camden Tennessee

[@olivaddavilo9614]

There's a spider in the upper corner of the box at 8:45.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad I didnt see it at the time! lol :-)

[@Momvon1]

Probably best that the refrigerator was stuck

[@missourired5204]

That was an old Steiff bear from 1920’s

[@urbexindigo5164]

Wow!!!! I knew it looked old but thats really old! Shame it is just in there rotting away with the other items. Thanks for watching :-)

[@missourired5204]

Urbex Indigo i have one that was gifted to me from German friends in 1988 while stationed there. It makes a growling noise when turned over.

[@nitawealand6567]

No! don't take norhing

[@Skittlesskittles-om6hp]

I love watching your videos at night. Oh and by the way love your accent 😜😜😜😜😜...oh my God at “4:16” you hear a male voice saying “I love being alone”. But before that at “4:12” you hear the same voice say “go away: or it says “in the hallway”. At about “8:24” in a very low whisper you hear “get out”. But at “9:22” a voice says back to you “1980”😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳

[@williamradford8817]

Old newspaper found, dated 1980, abandoned for 30-40 years? old green and white kitchen furniture, old furniture abandoned

[@bevsanders8630]

Those wicker seats have never ever been used.

[@sharonbendtsen2973]

Odd someone took the tub

[@alanmac8807]

Never heard u swear like that almost fell off my chair, what was it holyfuck this is crazy Lmfao 🤣🤣🤣

[@urbexindigo5164]

Haha Alan this one was way back when I though no one would really watch my videos haha! Oops :-)

[@donettemiller7817]

So much rodent poop, never have I seen that much in one spot, yuck... language Paul, language, please... once was a nice house, pretty pink dress...thanks for sharing...😁💜🇺🇲

[@williamradford9631]

Abandoned for a very long time. pictures and furniture, an abandoned long dress in a built in cupboard, needs sorting out. Safety comes first. Rats shitting all over the place.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Shame all the cool old vintage things are just rotting away William. The rats own it all now! :-)

[@jeannorton4210]

I would have to shut the doors and windows

[@ilovemydanes]

I really wish you wouldn't go into these places without a mask...it's so unhealthy...

[@urbexindigo5164]

Yep this one I should have had the mask with me!!!! oops :-)

[@sallyhoward8971]

Are you kidding me? Save the stuff inside, it's trash! God forbid!

[@ydolem3533]

Wonderful videos... but please wear a mask so you dont breathe the crap

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey Melody Taylor thanks so much for your support and for watching! :-) Yes your right, I need to carry the mask all the time.

[@Momvon1]

Wicker baby basket

[@kimboden1448]

So very much rat poop!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Yes indeed the rats own this house now! haha. They own some cool old things too! Thanks for watching Kim :-)

[@mamamia2534]

D old teddy bear still smiling at you...floor full of animal waste,,..hope your clothes will not stink...like d picture frames ..

[@ralphtyrrell9234]

bro, looking like they got a lot of rat sh^t going on bra!!!

[@anaixtar6793]

A smashing find ! .....The kitchen was an interesting display of evolving technology's----- the coal/wood cook stove on one end and the electric/gas range on the other. That second stove I had to look at several times to make sure of what I was seeing.. but there are two electric coil 'burners' on the right, and I am sure that is a gas broiler-type assemble on the left--- I haven't seen one of those stove outside of the UK in years !... and very rare today, at that. That toy truck really caught my eye... That is a "Buddy L" toy- known for bring made of sturdy sheet steel- a boy's toy made to be practically indestructible. I think it is quite old- Buddy L trucks made of metal date to before WW2- during that war metal was unavailable, and afterwards the company switch'd to plastics. It's American made, and when it was new it was quite expensive-- I fell in love with it,-- and to be truthful I would have been very hard press'd not to have 'rescued' it it had it been me making the discovery. It could possibly be worth something too. And speaking of discoveries, that rose-pink satin dress hanging solitary in that closet- it looked as if it was hung there yesterday...what tales that could tell ! ...... Eerie ! As you walked thru the house I was struck by the absence of electric AC power outlets. The house obviously had electric power, but it seem'd to be only in the overhead lights and a few wall switches. Maybe I just didn't see the power sockets- but it made me think that the house originally was not wired--- that electric power was add'd later on. I have seen many such old houses where the wiring is run along the rafters, and dropped thru the ceilings...maybe a switch's wire is dropped down a hollow wall, or more often, simply open wired down the outside of that wall, -----but usually the light bulb's socket had a built in switch. Power for appliances came from this light fixture, down some sort of extension cord. Did the owners die and the family took only what they wanted ?....If only the wall could speak ! Thanks for posting this video..... :)

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey ana ixtar! :-) Yes I really enjoyed this one too! The house was actually larger than it seemed from outside and I was not expecting so many cool things so it was a cool surprise. Although the ceiling had fallen in in a lot of rooms it was still a nice time capsule of how it was probably left by those who live in there last. Things had been moved about but it was an eerie feeling to find those toys and dress as you know someone at some point really cherished them and had fond memories from using them. Those greens and purples feature quite often in the houses I explore also, I really like them. I get the feeling that this was once the original homestead of a large property and when ma and pa passed away it was left to just sit there. Thanks so much for your input and watching. Cheers :-)

[@debradorsey9686]

I am fascinated by urbex and watch many of the people who have channels on YT but yours is one of the very best I've seen. I like you speaking to viewers throughout the filming and you are careful with the contents of the buildings (not just tossing or kicking things like others I've seen). I have subscribed.

[@KETODiamond]

I would love to have a kitchen with that many shelves!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey KETO! :-) That kitchen looked like a massive resturant style thing with the chef hidden behind the wall of shelves! Haha thanks for watching :-)

[@TheSwords99]

I've seen a lot of abandoned houses videos. I don't know why but this is one of my favorites. Maybe it's because the house was nice once upon a time. Or maybe it's because you went slowly over everything and I got to see so much.

[@cawierin411]

The pink satin dress screams "I am the extremely unfortunate victim of 80s bridesmaid hell"

[@urbexindigo5164]

It kind of was hung there like it was ready to be worn!!!!! :-)

[@cawierin411]

@@urbexindigo5164 scarily true. It made me cringe a bit. Had to wear some flower girl dresses that were truly...abhorrent... looking back now. (Early 80s Holly Hobbie anyone? Lol! Or floofy tulle cupcake!)

[@Ken0604]

I kept waiting for something to jump out at you. Looks like they had lots of mice.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Haha funny you should say that as I edited out a mouse running out while I was putting the light on my camera! :-) Thanks for watching!

[@maryamerica7164]

That's a lot of rat crap

[@urbexindigo5164]

Haha yep! It sure is! If that rat crap were not there and the ceilings not falling in that house would be quite nice still! Cool things inside at least. Thanks heaps for watching :-)

[@sandraromano8919]

That's what I thought, too!

[@talindakelley189]

@@sandraromano8919 I thought the same thing. He should be wearing a respirator breathing in all that rat dropping dust is not good.

[@Daiska_Plays]

I had this in my head from the moment he stepped in: Hello rat poo, meet your new friend shoe, don't mind it as it steps all over you...

[@dennisvelez5354]

I can't get over how much these places remind me of California ,the houses where I grew up.My hippie Fleetwood Mac days,1977.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Denos, glad you are connecting with these old homes! Filmed another classic old farm house yesterday, fair to say another time capsule too! Thanks for watching :-)

[@thomasknight1190]

Once again great video it’s a shame people have to let these buildings get in such a state I’m sure that can be sold and the furniture inside can be made good use there must be a few hundred rats around that place best wishes from UK