ABANDONED House - Everything Left Behind (WITH POWER) - Strange Old Family Home

[@SwedishChef1977]

Hey Brennen, what's going on with your channel? Are you OK? I've always loved your content -- would be really sad if the channel faded away.

[@coyle7113]

Yeah worried here, where's my guy at

[@wonderz206]

He posted again

[@markfromct2]

I watch these abandoned videos. This one is so amazing. Everything left behind. No vandalism. I am 68 so I remember most of this stuff. He was an amazing artist and traveler. He had a great life in my view. Thanks for being respectful to their left belongings and sharing. Peace 🙏

[@Williamdavid-rl9bf]

I would’ve turned off the breaker Box

[@TheSwords99]

Someone is obviously paying the electric bill

[@Malik-iu1rn]

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[@John-fn2ln]

There is vandalism in this house looks like people throw things around

[@juliegambrall5078]

​@@Williamdavid-rl9bfme too! I'm surprised it hasn't burned down.

[@kcguti86]

That's someone's life. The places he's been, food he ate, favorite mug, clothes, music, people he loved, his fondest memories and regrets. Such is life - Here one day and gone the next.

[@LangstonDev]

The shot of the photo album made me a little emotional. Crazy to see the culmination of someone's life/hopes/dreams, at least in physical terms, all forgotten and rotting away like this. I'm sure the music helped too lol.

[@Mark-iz9jz]

Where did you go? We need another Uncharted Travel.

[@escapenguin]

I don't even know where to start with this one. So much nostalgia. And it's not just packed with stuff, it's packed with their art and doodles and even digital artifacts I wish I could pore through. Also that handmade Who's the Boss VHS cover is amazing. Kinda heart-breaking to see all this personal stuff wasting away.

[@billstill1794]

All those bits and bobs!

[@Mishina375]

I have noticed in several videos that these guys seem to be scared of calendars. They often skip over them or pass them around without mentioning them. However, calendar is a good hint in determining when certain room was last used. It would be helpful if they could pay more attention to them.

[@yenzen9112]

Lol , I stopped and replayed that part a few times. Looks like it said 1984. Most likely some of these rooms were their kids.

[@camillavonmila9600]

Yes, and also the expiry dates on cans.

[@apocalypse_jenn]

It's so odd to see the abandoned house lit up by the lights in the house. Such a rare thing. I loved this!

[@lociflow6154]

Just dropping by to say we miss you man!

[@djdeadbeat4380]

My favorite aspect of these videos is that they document such incredible finds as the room you found at 9:19. That was once a room someone really lived in and put all their time into. Now, in its abandoned state, no one would know it even existed. But now with the power of the internet and creative content creators like you, people can view and admire it for years to come. It’s really an incredible journey and none of it would be possible without you!

[@velociraptorblue866]

I wish you would upload more often love this channel.

[@MmntechCa]

The movie "cartridges" are CEDs, or Capacitive Electronic Discs. It was a short lived format in the early 80s. They basically are vinyl records. Technology Connections has a video on how they work.

[@risboturbide9396]

Hey! I love this channel. Any new "Alone" video coming soon?

[@guksack]

This is mad. I can't imagine many places in the world where a whole house could be left untouched for so long. Also it's so sad that someone could leave a place un-noticed. Very interesting video though.

[@UnchartedTravel]

Sadly there are quite a few places like this around, my best guess is that this house was abandoned back in early 2012

[@guksack]

@@UnchartedTravel In the UK I can't imagine a house would remain abandoned for long. Someone would notice and eventually destroy the place I'm sure, haha

[@kathryncoffey8961]

The hand-drawn art on the walls in the room you found kinda give me a Henry Darger kind of vibe. Darger was a custodian who worked on fiction writing and painted in his spare time, but his work wasn’t discovered until after he had died. Perhaps whoever was living in the house was following in Darger’s footsteps.

[@UnchartedTravel]

Very interesting story! I want to look into it now! The vast amounts of drawings/art in this house definitely blew my mind!

[@edtuckerartist]

@@UnchartedTravel All the drawings and craft in the house made me think possibly someone autistic lived there.

[@nasabear]

The "laserdics" are actually CEDs (Capacitance Electronic Disc), a failed competitor to LaserDiscs invented by RCA.

[@romeoslover817]

An old man loved here. I laughed when you said that the video projector were old. I used one like the large back one in 1987 for work. You can age on clothes by labels, and collar widths. I think the owner died and left the house as is. His computer stuff is dated, but he had flat screen monitors from 20010 or so. The brand of food are not American, but you can get the age the thing by breaking the lot code. Sell by date, etc. I actually had a Soundesign clock radio similar to the one there. The stuff there appeared to be from the 1950s through 1990s, The flat screen monitor appears to be newest thing in there. A great urbex find. I love your videos. you take your time looking around, and I can identify stuff easier.

[@JorgeLeitner]

Insane. I really wonder how is it possible that the power is still on, this place looks like it's been abandoned for over a decade, maybe 15+ years.

[@Wildflower-ue8qm]

I believe the calendar may have said 1984? What an amazing find and depiction of a total strangers life.

[@Wildflower-ue8qm]

Who would be putting the money into the account to pay electric. Will SS continue in if noone reports that you've passed on to greener pastures. Hopefully, anyways!!!

[@tma4444]

Wow...absolutely fascinating and very curious. So much stuff left behind. I wonder if the owner died from complications with diabetes. Just a wild guess. It is unbelievable that there is still power in the house too. Here in the states, our electric companies are too quick and too happy to shut off your power for nonpayment. Great explore!! Loved it! I'm 64 yrs old and grew up around many of those technologies. Thanks for sharing!

[@julielivingston9207]

he was 81 when he passed...he was a jehovahs witness and apparently not married... I found his obituary... Gary Holmes Obituary We are sad to announce that on January 28, 2022 we had to say goodbye to Gary Holmes . You can send your sympathy in the guestbook provided and share it with the family. He was predeceased by : his parents, Ruth Holmes (Pickering) and Melville Holmes; and his brother George Holmes. He is survived by : his siblings, Jim Holmes, Viola Desbiens (late Ron), Vera Clark (Paul) and Ron Holmes; and his sister-in-law Helen. He is also survived by many nieces and nephews. Friends wishing to remember Gary with a memorial donation are asked to consider the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses in Blenheim.

[@theresa_s]

i would have went around the house and unplugged everything 😂

[@marigold7596]

Exactly!!!! That's what I was thinking!! Especially the microwave he said was fire hazard 😳

[@anthonysworld1384]

Now we get a chance to have an inside look into someone elses past and we get to see exactly what they left behind. Thank you very much!

[@bigdaddy0614]

Where you at man?.. Jake is uploading like crazy on his channels and your channel has gone silent. Are you working with Jake?.. Any word on those unreleased Dan Bell Dirty Rooms videos?.. Seems like Dan won't address them. And honestly, Dan isn't very friendly with fans..

[@FoxParasyte]

Dan was the reason i stopped watching ADR. He really wasn't nice to fans, or his partners who made the show enjoyable.

[@PRIMULA567]

What a cool location, wow! One of your best videos. However, it is so sad to see all of these memories left behind :(

[@nancysantamarialatica1141]

The photo album gets me. I treasure my photos . I hav many .

[@ferociousgumby]

12:06 The calendar with "Kentucky Fried Chicken" at the bottom says *_1984!_* Nearly FORTY years ago. Incredible.

[@someguy9175]

That makes the computer on the upstairs room incredibly out of place with it having a LCD monitor. I really wanna know the story behind this house, feels like someone who's stuck(probably not the best word to use) in the 80's died there around the late 2000's.

[@Priority2022]

thank you for going respectful with everything in the house 👍🇳🇱🤘

[@MissDsPlace]

The family that lived here was keeping up with the times and technology, had they lived here for more years, you'd of probably found even more modern technology, THIS was a VERY Interesting find for sure!!..Untouched, looked like a busy, and Happy family once lived here till tragedy struck.....possibly.

[@nitrobunny2]

Great video! Quite emotional too. Did the PC work?

[@tallguygarage3627]

I know that taking things from these houses is frowned upon but I probably would have took the whole hat collection lol

[@weatherwitchandfelinefamiliars]

There's abandoned houses, there's abandoned homes and this one really is an abandoned insight into what made the people who lived here tick. Beautiful astounding find ❤️

[@exodusgamer4205]

bro where r u

[@UnchartedTravel]

I will be back soon!

[@ivo3598]

@@UnchartedTravelhope so. Almost year now/:(

[@SwedishChef1977]

@@UnchartedTravel Glad to hear that you're alive! Looking forward to more content! Love your channel!

[@_dh]

OMG i sent this video to my friends immediately after seeing the link saying 'its like a time capsule house' and then your title came onto the screen.. that blew me away.

[@RickSerra]

Look at all the stuff! We think we need this while we live. You leave it all behind anyway, so, why do we accumulate so many possessions?

[@Dr.Maid007]

Hey Rick!!! Nice to see you in the comments. Right? It's not like the material comes with us when we die

[@rob7hg]

He who dies with the most stuff wins.

[@yenzen9112]

The stuff we save and think will be valuable rarely is. The next generation is not going to want your grandma's China.

[@anthonysicurella6714]

@UnchartedTravel very nice Brennen!! A lot of classic stuff left here! I'm sure if these walls could talk, the stories it could tell!

[@ferociousgumby]

OMG! Chatham-Kent, where I grew up. And at 13:48, such primitive instructions for treating diabetes. My grandchild wears a tiny computer at her waist which regulates her insulin automatically.

[@Aaronslosek]

My mom was born with type 1 diabetes in 1964,she used to have to regulate with things like corn syrup,she now has a pump that basically replaced her pancreas

[@sheriewelsford]

Wow! How do you ever find these abandoned houses? And with power still...that's insane! Makes one wonder who is still paying the electric bill.

[@clintonneuhaus1818]

That kid's artwork was really interesting.

[@wellesleey]

9:19 I think the person who slept in this bedroom was really cool to talk to!😳 She or he seemed to have a unique personality!❤ 2:14 And the albums remind me of my family's old albums, 2:23 even the people reminded me of my family.😯

[@R.J.1]

This is interesting, but it severely buns me out. Why wouldn't someone that cared about them care enough to clear out and take such lovely and personal things?

[@UnchartedTravel]

Its always sad to see such treasured belongings left to rot, I wish I had a reason as to why the house turned out this way

[@R.J.1]

@@UnchartedTravel This looks like a person of means. Even if the family disregard them, you'd think they'd have friends. Truly a shame to see. Bothersome.

[@misstuesday404]

I always feel melancholy when i watch these homes where once it was probably full of life, thank you, from UK.......................PS i felt cheated , you never opened the fridge, 😘

[@misstuesday404]

@ My Cancer Journey Take care ,my thoughts and prayers are with you, be strong, 🙏🙏🙏😘

[@brittneyanne3670]

This is so cool ! Love your style of videos and content 👌🏻

[@DannyDeVitois79]

Almost every one of these videos fill me with existential dread & sadness…… (albeit very interesting)

[@FaceIntoKeyboard]

Someone is still attached to the house, otherwise who is paying for the electricity? In the US at least, if you go a few months without paying your bill, they cut you off.

[@jonrynearson31]

Old am/fm radio. I had a pair as a kid in the late 70's. I'm in my mid 50's, so thanks for the memories

[@shaileecowan6688]

Cool old house! Def makes me feel old when things i grew up with till i was in my early 20's "very old"😂 nice to see Ty again! Its been a while😁 cheers Brennen for another awesome find xxx

[@RickSerra]

Yes I think this Brennen chap is going places! Get it!!!

[@shaileecowan6688]

@@RickSerra def!!! It was so nice of you to help him check his hotel rooms so he can stay safe on his travels! 🤣 can't wait for your new stuff Ricky Poo!! 😘

[@LadyLakeMusic]

So interesting! One of my favorites that you have done so far. My dad was a photographer from the 1940s till his death so I’m very familiar with a lot of the cameras. Also my husband was a photographer. We had a lot of the video equipment and it was so interesting!

[@RickSerra]

Greetings LadyLakeMusic. How is life? 🤗

[@LadyLakeMusic]

@@RickSerra hi Rick!! For some crazy reason I just got this notification tonight! Hope you guys are doing well. I am still keeping up with all of your posts etc. 💖

[@robertschwartzman195]

I wish someone would save all the hand paintings. Would make a nice book of this person's work. As for Zellers I heard that they might be trying to make a come back. I still have an old Zellers card. For those who don't know Zellers eas a department store with a cafè and a small supermarket. Hudson Bay Company. I live in the USA but did live in N.York,Ont.

[@juliegambrall5078]

Those London Fog trench coats, were very, very expensive. He had quite the collection. Very talented artist, also seemed to be a loner. It's odd his clothes were taken but nothing g else was.

[@Wildflower-ue8qm]

Here we go again. Another pad with everything left behind. Why? We will probably never know.These homes leave us with so many questions. This one shall remain a mystery, as all the others left abandoned with their property. Did the owner travel, perhaps a truck driver, a sailor. Were the caps gifts? The large vinyl movie collection are similar to record albums inside. You would slide the whole disk along with the cover inside the RCA Selectavision. It would remove the vinyl out, and you could watch your movie. I owned one of these in the 80's. Along with many movies. These players really didn't take off. They were in competition with VHS and probably other technology at the time. They only lasted on the market for three years. The man may have passed from diabetes complications? I just know I have mixed emotions after watching these videos. Happy to know it appeared he may have enjoyed his many hobbies and his life. Sad, not really knowing why it was left behind? 😢 P€ac€ ~n~ £0v€

[@dirtyharryville]

My favorite is the overnight pink room in the attic in abandoned house.. how about a revisit?? Thanks

[@toxicgerl]

I always wonder how somebody can collect all of that stuff for years and years personal pictures personal items and just walk away. I always wonder what their life had to have been like....

[@JohnSanborn-y2n]

I loved the teal pastel room where the wall meets the ceiling at a slant. My grandmother's place had a similar room in that shape.

[@andyvitale6071]

The old hand held razors as apposed to the foot held ones...look and you should see one by the toothbrush/toilet scrubber. Also foot held.

[@MrDonCoyote]

Some abandoned houses still have power because it’s cheaper to maintain it than to disconnect it. The cost of shutting off utilities might exceed the unpaid bills.

[@jwfinley7808]

Only in Canada would could you find houses with everything left behind!! Brandon does it all the time!

[@emmanuelperez9490]

Is everything alright, brother? We haven't heard from you in quite a while.

[@Leon-uj7pc]

I am thinking the house was long in a state of disrepair even before the owner died. If it is who I think it is, the owner died at the beginning of 2022 so that should not have been enough time a house that was in good condition. My guess is that the owner was sick these past few years and could not take care of the home and died so shortly after it started to fall apart. The lights look positioned to indicate it is still occupied so who knows if that was how this is set up or not.

[@dv7548]

What year the calendar show. I thought I saw 2015. It couldn't be anymore then that the computer monitor was a flat screen. So it's some what modern.

[@brucebeamon5460]

1st time seeing you guys video enjoyed the team work …. Just a thought you passed at least 3 calendars and not one time did we get a date on any of them …. To me looks like time may have stopped somewhere in the 90s it was a good tour hope to see more from the two of you !

[@carlkruyswyk6245]

There was a calendar that showed January, 2something. Most likely that is the most up to date calendar as the lone occupant died on January 28, 2022. He died in this home.

[@Wildflower-ue8qm]

Calender dated 1984. Yes, it was Jan 1984.

[@richardabney4528]

What blows my mind is how power is left on some of these old placeses

[@Wildflower-ue8qm]

If I'm a month late. The electric company is on it. And off it goes without some type of agreement. Who's paying his since the 80's?? Unusual to say the least.

[@DannyDeVitois79]

Wow dude,,, I think you have one of the best channels… always interesting stuff here… keep up the great work

[@bindig1]

The picture at 14:50 reminds me of The Shining when Jack looks at the old picture and sees himself

[@zooblesworld2185]

Wow bro this is crazy man absolutely bazonkers even🤠🤠🤠

[@canttalk3120]

I am from Europe and so i have a few questions because this is very interesting for me to see. First question what was the latest calendar that you have found there? What do you think the year was when the house got abandoned? And second question is there a legal way to find who were the owners and publish this story on YT? Why did the property got abandoned? I am asking because these kind of videos always ends for me with a cliffhanger i just want to know what the whole story is about and without knowing its very hard to forget these kind of places

[@ferociousgumby]

At 12:06 you can see a 1984 calendar (it says Kentucky Fried Chicken at the bottom), which I assume was the current one at the time. My big question here is, who's paying the electric bill? Someone must still have some sort of interest in the house.

[@morriigu]

Abandoned in early 2000s by the looks of the technology/computer

[@carlkruyswyk6245]

The owner passed away (at his home) on January 28, 2022. He was single and had no children. It's very possible that the electricity payment is still being automatically drafted from his checking account, or that his surviving siblings are making the payments. He had 4 surviving siblings and one sister in law . Also had many nieces and nephews. Side note: He had a produce stand in front of the house where he sold produce he grew.

[@ferociousgumby]

@@carlkruyswyk6245 Thank you so much! So he was someone who just didn't keep his house in order. This explains a lot.

[@carlkruyswyk6245]

@@ferociousgumby It's possible. But its also possible that he was very neat, and someone ransacked the place in the last year. I'm sure some of the decay started before he died as the kitchen is in quite bad condition.

[@_dh]

I wish we knew more about this family..

[@Synystergateslover]

Sad as you watch you know these people might still be alive and just forget about this house they made so many memories in.

[@schamblin45]

Great location, guys! It's mind blowing that it still has power!

[@Kimtwister]

wowww brennan awesome exploration dude how are you doing i miss yu and dan exploring dirty roooms i miss ADR do u have any information when it will air i asssume u guys said soon would love to seee it say helllo to your family and canada i have a chance to explore an abandoned place not so far from me i know were it is located i cant wait when i go i will film it and load it up to here it rocks and there is another abandoned guest house near it also wish me luck hope to see you and dan sooon i so miss ADR love ya u rock kim

[@jordonwalker4328]

Where is it as I’d like to go an explore it

[@Kimtwister]

@@jordonwalker4328 sorry i cant say

[@jamesbarrow9843]

This is James Barrow this house can not go to waste

[@lexishannon3952]

forgot to look in that fridge! 😱

[@DocNo27]

What an 80's time machine!

[@daviddoyle8956]

That would be an 70's early 80's weight bench set weight's where filled with cement. I had a small set in 83, 84 I was 7, 8 at the time. I remember those picture albums we used Kodak Film back when there was a small booth out side in the parking lot of the Zeher's grocery stores. It would be nice if some one came across a old musical instrument a old acoustic guitar with case that was still playable but other's have most likely looted the place for valuable's already thing is those old cam corder's, camera's, VHS players etc are worth big $$ to collector's now.

[@Quiparounddreams1999]

That lens thing that you were looking at is called a “PhotoSnaiper” it was a camera lens and rig made in the USSR. It had a grip similar to a gun and a 300mm lens

[@GoldenLords]

Brother, it’s been 7 months are you going to upload or not? I’m concerned about you last time I seen you was on a dan bell live how are you doing? How was life? I also subscribe to your new channel that never did anything.

[@nancysantamarialatica1141]

Very wild. With power

[@UnchartedTravel]

Indeed!

[@nightstalkerck]

Everyone keeps saying They, to me it's obvious that it was one man, who lived by himself very busy life, but yet kind of lonely, he was very sick at the end of life.

[@carlkruyswyk6245]

Bingo. Winner Winner chicken dinner.

[@jonatsmorandarte3663]

Those lamps must have been just a couple of years or maybe a few months old considering that they are turned on all this time. Someone might have been looking after this house.

[@bluemeaford]

Previous explorers.

[@MissDsPlace]

That Old Colgate Lather, some people sell the old Logo for $35.00 online...that's 1950's...WOW!...quite a find , also looked like a vintage bottle of English Leather Cologne...NICE!!... at 17:07 is a picture of Dolly Parton from her Album "The best of Dolly Parton", the album came with a poster from 1975..

[@ThomasGrillo]

Abandoned homes with power still hooked up were owned by someone who died in hospital, with nobody to take over, or were in prison. Some may have even been prayed upon by wildlife, if they live in a heavily wooded area. But, most importantly, these people had a bank account which was setup for autopay, and very likely, they were on a retirement or disability income which was never discontinued by the sources. Looks like that person gradually slipped into a state of depression, and started hoarding, at some point. Very interesting. Thanks for sharing this.

[@manchuk1d]

That hat collection is insane, you could make a nice chunk reselling those lol

[@cub1009]

The picture at 4:04 is the kitchen at 18:11 Based on the age of those pictures, it looks like that place went untouched for nearly 50+ years. It's the exact same stove and wall paper.

[@terrigabriel582]

Nice...Enjoyed Plus you two were pretty knowledgeable

[@jasonbarker1641]

That's not toothe paste bro it's shaving lather it says right on the box

[@BronsonOsborne]

wow can't believe the power is still on

[@pleaseandthankyou855]

The wedding pictures in the album were in 1971. The bride wore an empire bridal gown which was the style back then. We had the same type album with family pictures. Someone is paying for the electricity. I would like to know the story. Usually there is family who will clean out the house and put it up for sale. Why it is abandoned? It just breaks my heart to see one of these houses. It probably has black mold or asbestos in the walls.

[@JustAGuyYaKnow42]

That "spotter scope" is probably a really high zoom camera lens.

[@ChrisMcEvoy]

Fantastic video as usual Brennen

[@jeh0089]

Who was with you? Does he have his own youtube or other social media? Amazing exploration. I wonder who is paying the electric bill.

[@LukasGoya]

Incredible the power still works?wow how it is possible?

[@TACTICALMICHAEL]

Love your work brother great video keep going strong yall 💪

[@johnnyringo3171]

What an amazing find. Wish there was some way to preserve the drawings.

[@GrannyC]

Oh wow! Unbelievable! I can't help but wonder what happened to the family, is there anyway to save/salvage the items left behind for someone else to enjoy, etcetera

[@tywincatforever77]

What an awesome video 😊

[@Jess-sl7kc]

I'd be worried about burning it all down 😅

[@sonicfactory-co-uk]

Amazing video!

[@ANNAWILLIAMS-ig4sc]

Brennan...I have been missing you and Ty. I love your channel & hope the two of you are doing well. 😊❤😊

[@googlewinnie]

Excellent music choices guys

[@Ido013]

Oh no can't believe you did not open the refrigerator ಠ⁠︵⁠ಠ

[@icantgivecredit871]

Why do so many urban explorers skip over dates of expiry on bottles and cans of food? That's the first thing I would check in order to determine the last time someone was there.

[@cloudycloud159]

Some of the stuff inside of a house looks like it's from the 80s it could be but I might be wrong

[@UnchartedTravel]

Definitely lots of vintage stuff laying around! There was a calendar in the upstairs room that read 1983!

[@cloudycloud159]

So I was right

[@JustAGuyYaKnow42]

That 2MB compact flash memory card can't be more than 20 years old.

[@brigganthewolf1461]

@@JustAGuyYaKnow42 That Canon PowerShot A300 is from 2003, as probably was the flatscreen PC monitor. The Panasonic CF card is probably mid to late 90's, as I can't imagine a CF card being that capacity by the 2000's. Although a lot of early digital cameras used oddball storage formats like XD, SmartMedia and PCMCIA cards.

[@starkiller18]

@@brigganthewolf1461 I had an 8mb CF card in a digital camera i used in high school back around 2002 or 3 so ya I would guess around that time.