ABANDONED HOUSE *Found Everything Left Behind*

EXPLORING Grandmas ABANDONED HOARDER HOUSE Everything Left Behind
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[@2179summerbreeze]

Shout out to the 80's best generation evah

[@JackVegetables18]

Will do you guys have an awesome weekend too cool video

[@egparis18]

Have an awesome weekend too. Good to see the two of you together.

[@wanderer4951]

Have a great weekend y'all💖 thanks for such a great explore!

[@deltadawnpublishing6728]

DO YOU SEE ALL THAT MOLD COMING THROUGH THE WALL AND GROWING ON THE DOLL FACE, ETC? THAT'S STACHYBOTRYS, DEADLY BLACK MOLD. THOSE SPORES GET INTO EVERYTHING, INCLUDING YOUR LUNGS! YOU NEED TO WEAR RESPIRATORS AND HAZMAT SUITS TO BE IN PLACES LIKE THAT, IF YOU VALUE YOUR HEALTH! ALSO, REGULAR 8 AND SUPER 8 MOVIES WERE BETWEEN THE 1950-1970 TIME FRAME, GIVE OR TAKE A FEW YEARS. I GREW UP WITH THEM. MY DAD TAUGHT ME HOW TO SPLICE AND EDIT OUR SUPER 8 FILMS ON THAT SAME MODEL! I SPENT HOT SUMMER DAYS IN OUR BASEMENT WATCHING OUR MOVIES WHERE IT WAS COOLER. I LOVED IT!

[@tanyahammonds8319]

This was the home of Mary Avdevich Beale. Norwich - Mary (Avdevich) Beale, 94, wife of the late Elmer Beale, formerly of Norwich, died Friday morning, May 28, 2010, at Apple Rehabilitation Center of Mystic. Born in Norwich on Feb. 17, 1916, she was the daughter of the late Alex and Elizabeth (Pinta) Avdevich. On Feb. 11, 1935, in Norwich, she was united in marriage to Elmer Beale, who died on May 18, 1983. Prior to her retirement she was employed as a supervisor in the laundry department of Norwich Hospital. Mary was an avid gardener, enjoyed crocheting, and loved spending time with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren, especially Jenna Beale and Molly Lebovitz, who brought her great joy in her final years. Surviving is a son, Leon Beale and his wife, Margaret, of Gales Ferry and a daughter, Mary Drena and her husband, William, of North Stonington; nine grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.

[@dogofj616]

Well I hope somebody contacts them to come claim and take care of their familys house and items.

[@antseanbheanbocht4993]

Thanks

[@oneeyedman99]

Wow! How did you ever figure that out?

[@thewheelies6801]

Which would mean that the house is not abandoned and the family owns the home and just haven't done anything with it, which means these guys literally just broke into someone's house. Interesting.

[@Jantv81]

Actually it is abandoned. If no family comes and takes the items left behind then everything just gets wasted. Even if you have no heirs you should at least have a will to even leave items to friends or charitable organizations.

[@AmericanExplorer]

This is definitely not a hoarder's home. Sentimental value was attached to things given at one time and therefore kept. That has sadly been largely lost in today's society. Like my grandmother, this lady most likely kept every gift, letter, and postcard she received. It's very sad to see things that could be family heirlooms just left there, especially all of those irreplaceable family photos. A monetary value can't be placed on such things. I'm wondering if she passed away and the state revenue department has it. In Georgia, the state department of revenue comes in and inventories the contents of the home and also appraises the value of the home, all for tax purposes. On the other hand, she may be in a nursing home somewhere and therefore still owns it. If that's the case, I wish the family would come secure it and keep the lights on to discourage break-ins. Sooner or later things will be stolen or destroyed. Great find, really enjoyed this one!

[@mikelamprecht3849]

American explorer

[@karolmooney6052]

The black mold may be why family hasn't come back and reclaimed these items. It can make you pretty sick.

[@FloridaSnowman]

I always wonder about places like this. Why is no one tending to the place? But it does make for compelling viewing. This is true reality TV. I ran across a similar place to this when I was on my way to my mother's funeral, the place I went inside was in Virginia and it was much more decayed. Everything left behind. So sad.

[@sunshinemishasmommy5352]

I agree,this does not look like a hoaeder's home..my grandma's house was similar she kept every picture,letter,ect..but when she had to go into a nursing home(and a year later passed on) I got every photo and keepsake I could find out of the house before it got sold..I wish this woman's family would have at least gotten the photos out of the house..

[@soflodoug]

Sunshine Hornick Nursing homes are killing people.

[@sunlightangel87]

I saw a lot of stuff in this video that my grandma also owns. I got a little emotional at one point because I feel like this might be my own grandma's house one day when she passes away. And it will be very difficult for us to come into her home and go through her things. She's lived in her house since she was ten years old. Her parents left it to her when they died. So if my aunt or uncles or my mom decided to put it up for sale, it will be the first time on the market since 1936. I really hope they keep it. As of right now though, she lives there alone since my grandpa passed away in 1993. My family all congregates to her house every Christmas and she makes the Christmas spread all by herself. She is 90 and I cherish every day I still get to talk to her. I know there won't be very many of those days left. In fact, I'm going to call her as soon as I get off here. Thanks for this video, great explore. May this grandmother live on in the hearts of her loved ones. That's a house full of love and memories you came upon. Glad you had a safe trip and that you two are together again. Blessings!

[@minnesotalakes2062]

There's no place like Grandma's..... I sure miss both my Grandparents. 💗 MANY happy memories I cherish.

[@willhartnett4720]

I wish they would check on the internet because it's easy to find out who has lived at that address. It was a good explore but also sad because that home is everything to who lived there. May God bless them and keep them safe.

[@CaresinVerse]

When the elderly die, if their home was fully paid for and consequently the bank had no knowledge of it, the family should step in, but young people, despite fond memories of their oldest relatives, tend to just leave the past alone and move on. This woman probably died quite a few years ago and now her home and belongings will disappear in mold and overgrowth. Very sad. Nice to see Kristy. Have fun on every adventure you embark on.👍

[@brandonbutchart5576]

Judith Nathanson this house and everything in it looks like it’s in good condition

[@nickhill8612]

@@brandonbutchart5576 Yes very good condition. Don't blame the grandchildren for the abandoned home. I remember when my grandmother passed. She didn't have a will and the court said no one was allowed in the house. With family being greedy and scared someone else might get a penny more the appeals took years to settle.

[@lorelletravis2650]

I’ve been wondering, has anyone ever contacted you and said, “Hey, you were in my family’s home?”

[@nikkiclark242]

I wonder that too!

[@melgon25]

Same. Would be interesting to know. Or even in one of the huge abandoned apartment complexes.

[@FallenAngel9979]

Yeah! I’ve often wondered if one of the owners comes across a video of their old house and recognised it

[@djgto7050]

For sure, it is actually trespassing, if you don't have permission to go in someones home, one of these days they will get nailed***

[@kujayhawker6732]

You ever notice they never reply to your questions but want you to watch

[@MaxZomboni]

The house looks like it was built in the 1920. 2:15 The wall photos are mostly from the 1970s. 2:22 Romance novel 1989 2:24 Tables and stereo equipment from 1970s 2:39 Wood paneling 1960s 4:40 Living room furniture mostly 1970s 5:01 Kitchen cabinets and stuff is most 1970s 5:15 Microwave late 1980s 5:52 Metal flower, sugar, coffee, tea, cooke container is from the late 1950s or early 1960s. 7:16 Bedroom furniture 1970s 7:56 Early 1960s Rotary dial phone. 8:08 Wedding picture probably 1920s 8:22 Family picture early 1970s 8:25 8:27 8:32 pictures 1960s 8:29 Wedding picture 1950s 8:57 photos 1950s 9:14 Floor lap 1950s Board games 1960s, 70s 9:20 Super Screen 8mm film editor 1950s 10:20 Bed room furniture 1960s/70s 10:34 Desk 1920s or 30s. 10:37 10:41 Pictures 1950s 10:47 Suitcase 1950s 12:17 Bedroom furniture 1920s 12:20 Pictures 1940s, or maybe early 50s. 12:30 Ceramic Christmas tree from 1960 and a very old lamp 12:40 1950s Singer sewing machine and cabinet

[@justinmccowan2543]

I thought the house might have been built in the 40's maybe. I've seen Craftsman bungalows built up to the 40's. The tan, butterscotch color of the stained wood paneling looks like what they used in the mid-20th century, and some of the doors look 40's era in style.

[@MaxZomboni]

Good points. The paneling was definitely from a 1950s or early 60s remodel. Which makes me think that would have been too soon to remodel a 1940s house. I don't think most people remodel a house after just ten years. Then usually do that about 30 years or more. The slanted walls on the top floor look like a 1920s style to me. Also I believe that iron radiators like that were not used much after the 1930s. I guess it's possible, they could have been installed in the 1940s, but i have never seen them in a 40s house. Which is why I think it was build in the 1920s, Or maybe 30s.

[@elizabethkessler7029]

Could have been a mail order home they remodeled.

[@bsage5514]

Nice, Max a lot of info, very much appreciated!!

[@talanigreywolf7110]

That Atlas thing is an old school video editor, it allows you to view the part of the film you want to cut out. My parents had one for their 8mm camera.

[@monikanoneya5140]

We didn't call them videos back then, they we 8mm films or home movies, my father had one and he would cut out parts and then splice together the movies. Sometimes I wish I could do that with the videos I take now. I am 65 so these antiques are my childhood....lol

[@ccnixon]

It's a film editor, not a video editor. The other machine in the bedroom was a 35mm slide viewer!

[@oldenweery7510]

@@monikanoneya5140 Yes indeed, they were home versions of the professional Movie-ola. I just replied to a comment in another video about spending Saturday afternoons with the brothers next door, "Back in the Day," munching on M&Ms and Fritos and looking at Viewmaster (remember those?) slide/disks. This was at a time when we only had two local TV stations---black and white, of course---and no Saturday morning cartoons.

[@randymann8364]

I was about to say that

[@soflodoug]

That was like a new iphone to them back in the day. Amazing the changes in life.

[@explorewithraynickomacands5896]

That's what we love about you RNK. You always have the best explores. Who agree's with me that RNK is the best?

[@GreenAppelPie]

She’s had stuff, but she was in no way a hoarder.

[@sheliadavid9933]

All the abandoned explores,most belonged to the elderly.Such memories and love this old house has seen. Where's all the love from the family members, leaving all their antiques and memorys to rot away!!! Maybe....just another story of squabbling generations caught up again in probate court!!! This was once a nice home( still untouched by vandals!!),just to be left abandoned;RIP to grandma!!!💝💕💕💕💔

[@JisINSANE3]

Basically the film thing is a 8MM home movie video editor. Home movies used to be filmed on 8mm film with no audio. That device is used to view frame by frame pieces of film cut where you want to stop it and splice in another start point from another film or another part of the same film. Think of it as windows movie maker of the 1960's.

[@TheTooth666]

lol ya what this guy said..

[@damnyankeex1]

I love it when millenials don’t know what the fuck they’re looking at. So funny when they guess and try to figure it out what the old stuff is and you know exactly what is cause it’s from your time.

[@TheTooth666]

@@damnyankeex1 right? lmao!!! im looking at chilhood memories and some of these KIDS are like , what is this, idk but its green....

[@lloyddragon2036]

This is one of the most beautiful and eerie houses i've ever seen. Especially the upstairs, combining the color of the walls, the old objects, and the black mold, it really is an incredible experience just to see it.

[@mikelamprecht3849]

Nice Find y'all. Nice to go back to abandoned house beginnings. Enjoyed this very much. Hello Kristy, nice to see you back with Robb in videos. Robb, I agree about how weird it is everything is left just basically forgotten. The woman who lived there seemed very loved. All those family keepsakes just left. Seems sad her life in pieces and forgotten once she passed. The good out of all this is, to me, you and Kristy preserving on video. At least someone cares. Thanks for the explore.

[@AstroCreep127]

This a great video. It's sad to see that someone's most treasured possessions are left behind. It makes me wonder why what seems to be a loving family would do such a thing. Maybe you two caught a little more than meets the eye. In our world today it's so easy for our 1st thought to be something negative. What instantly came to mind for me was the family didn't care enough to collect Grandma's treasures. You said yourself the house felt full of love. Then it hit me. Perhaps the family has so much love they couldn't bear to pack anything. perhaps it's their way of keeping Grandma alive. Thanks for the video.

[@MisterAMuck]

As a kid my friends and I would pick through the trash at the local dump looking for treasures. Occasionally we'd run into a bunch of bags that were full of items that were not trash, we called them, “Goodie Bags”. It was as if someone just emptied Grandma's shelves and drawers into bags to just throw away. Even as kid just 10-12 years old I realized, just as you are saying here, the family just couldn't handle the task of reliving entire lifetimes of great memories. I even think they may have paid someone else to deal with the stuff. This was in the late 60's and the items were things like antique women's gold watches, jewelry etc. You're a real thinker being one of the only, that caught this as a possibility. I haven't read every comment though... Cheers!!!

[@kaitlin4852]

The real heartbreak is that $300+ kitchenaid mixer being abandoned 😭

[@mickschnabel]

Right!!?

[@helenmoss9740]

And such a great funky color too! I’d even take the flour/sugar/coffee/tea/bread thing and some of those milk glass lamps!

[@christapowell5926]

I thought the same thing!

[@ismaelmartinez8214]

That’s what I was thinking when I seen the mixer! It was just dusting away.

[@seabrk6423]

Kaitlin I was thinking the same thing!!😂😂😂

[@melissaw7579]

So sad to see all the family photos discarded like that. We had to move all of my 92 yr old grandma's stuff recently when we moved her to a nursing home. I took all the pictures.

[@cazwwwrlosfirminoacf]

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[@melissaw7579]

Everyone was there helping pack. No one wanted them. Which was surprising and very unfortunate.

[@jennymorris193]

Entitled family members usually plunder through a house before the dead “loved one “ is even in the ground. 😕

[@KezFromAus]

Lovely to see Kristy's pretty face again! A dear old house and a life forever memorialised in your respectful, insightful photography and videography. As always, a superior and superb presentation! Woohoo...almost at 100,000 subs! Can't wait to see your first KZbin plaque! Love you guys xx

[@tinastanbaugh]

It makes me so sad seeing houses with everything left behind. They obviously have family left behind. Why don't they go through the stuff?

[@MsWidgetWizard]

They probably didn't want anything that's there. The same thing will become of my things which is sad and it makes me sad just thinking about all the pictures that I have of my kids from the time they were born and up to adulthood. I have a china cup and saucer with a spoon that was my Great Grandma's favorite. None of my kid's want it.

[@thedailydee]

I find explores with everything left behind so interesting, but so sad at the same time.

[@baylaschauer3122]

So sad that everything that was important to her was left to rot. Great find guys! Thanks!

[@micahwinters7021]

That place looks very similar to my grandmas house. Brings back some memories. Just that style mostly

[@kathleenmuchka2559]

The machine is for editing old super 8 films. Neat stuff like that is so tempting but your explorers not crooks. Great job.

[@4exgold]

wonder why nobody stole it before? maybe cos it's an older piece of technology and your average thief just wouldn't recognise it as having any value.

[@tamarrajames3590]

Another beautifully filmed explore by you two...as always you have an eye for the interesting and unusual. Time stopped in this home at a time when kitch ruled, somewhere between the 70s and the 80s. I have to agree with you that that was the creepiest wedding photo I have ever seen. I do love those old sewing machines though, best ever. Glad you are back together on an explore, feels like old times. Stay safe and be happy.🖤🇨🇦

[@gamingwithlorenathered]

Seeing a lot of that stuff brought back good childhood memories. Great explore!

[@mysticalmoon6646]

The first video machine was for 8mm film home projection. It seems like the family may be preserving her memory by leaving her house intact. Very sad that nobody has taken the time to preserve all of the family's photos! Beautiful home 🏡 🤗🔮ɱყʂɬıƈąƖɱơơŋ🌙

[@gordontheengineswifedr.nirmal]

Mysticalmoon cute cat!

[@mattterk753]

Not a hoarder house....she just had a long life

[@SRay-or3nc]

My mother was the same way she kept everything everyone gave her, even if she didn't really like it. She knew the giver would be back and see that she had not kept it or put it out for everyone to see. I often wanted to tell my nieces and nephews to stop buying my mother junk, because I knew I would have to be cleaning up all her stuff eventually.

[@Figgatella]

If her grandkids are young adults now, they probably don’t give a flip about any photos. My kids don’t. With photos being in iPhones now, people just don’t care, they look at it all as junk or what kind of money they can get for it. They do not care about heirlooms or passing anything down. I think it’s because people live in the moment and do not like or care about the past. Great find guys. Your videos are the best!

[@FallenAngel9979]

Tamara Figge That’s really sad they don’t care about real photos. I grew up in the 1980s when we still had CAMERAS! I miss real photos. Somehow it isn’t the same having it all digital...

[@cooldog60]

I remember when I was young most things did not mean much to me. Now when I look back very simple things seem very precious to me.

[@sandib4234]

BOY YOU ARE SURE RIGHT! SAD.

[@Lostinmyhead23]

I’m 18 and I love old family photos. It gives you a chance to look at what your family did and lived liked back in those days.

[@fallenautomotive7033]

You guys don't know how happy you make me

[@susan5301]

How sad that someone's things and memories are just left to rot away. She obviously loved her family as she kept all of her gifts from them. How can they let such beautiful old photographs just rot away...….. Excellent explore! Thanks for sharing!

[@silentstream8787]

All that's missing are peanut butter cookies baking in the oven,lol

[@corproblox3874]

...moldy and cold peanut butter cookies

[@geraldlarocque6832]

So sad!!!! Most of the stuff left behind were gifts and older people don't get rid of things that were given to them. My Mom recently past and I couldn't believe she kept everything I ever gave her, hence the "hoarding". You can see n feel the love in this home!! Great find! Thanx

[@MrGaryRoberton]

You are sure that chair was still? I wouldn't be... The old super 8 home movies were short, like 7 minutes, so people would edit three or four together to make it easier to screen them. What an amazing place.Hope she is at peace.

[@mariagraziafea2555]

Doll is Madame Alexander England 1960

[@heatherrega1816]

That doll could be worth a fortune

[@Rjc8888]

Hello RnK and everyone else. It’s sad that a house like this is left behind and nobody to claim it. This house would be a ok place for a family that don’t have a lot of money to rent or buy this place for a starter house. Something to think about. 👍😎

[@lindaknight3771]

Nice! Greet find and comments. Really interesting...whoever lived there loved her family

[@melissamitchell2844]

I love the both of you exploring together! What a gem of a home! Kitchenaid stand mixer, film editor, the beautiful vanity upstairs. Keep up the abandoned home explores because they are awesome!

[@edwardkellogg1284]

Awesome find. The furniture is beautiful. Looks like from the 30's. The house almost looks like move in condition. It is sad that family members do not want any of the items left behind. Great video. Have a great week.

[@SEDGE2024]

Has anybody ever contacted you saying they are the person in pictures you have seen in a abandoned home?

[@SEDGE2024]

@Digby Dooright what happened that had who ever lived here leave so quickly?

[@ERIC933G]

Digby Dooright are you sure

[@redhead4life12345]

One or the reasons I enjoy your video's so much and I admire how much care and respect you show to the possessions.

[@tlhoutman]

great explore. It's so good to see that it has been untouched by vandalism

[@jessicadarlin6893]

How crazy all the photos of Family on the wall and nobody came to retrieve her stuff so sad .. it seemed like that house had happier times .. it seems the days months and years just keep going by and there it sat .. Makes you wonder what happened here

[@angelarenee7328]

The house videos always make me wonder if relatives of the original owners ever see theses and maybe give you the back story on them. Your cinematography is alway beautiful!

[@sevillahablero7292]

What a heartbreaking,all memorable stuff left behind especially those on frame photos .what a sentimental value for that grandma.

[@stevetaylor9556]

Hey guys , that is a super 8 film splicer for cutting and editing super 8 movie film , dont think its used any more ?? what a cool place , kinda sad , kinda creepy as well , enjoyed the explore, keep it up.

[@KellyKastrates]

Nice find, glad to see you two exploring together again!

[@tattoedmama85]

It breaks my heart to see someone's belongings left behind and left to rot it's so sad great video though 👍👏

[@0518Purple]

Great video. Always makes me wonder what happened that everyone just left all the things behind, that belonged to someone they loved. And that Kitchenaide mixer, wow. That is a $200.00 to $300.00 mixer. I have the More powerful one and it was $500.00. They are top of the line. Can’t believe it is even still there. Family should definitely come and get things. I loved both my grandmothers so much. Can’t imagine just leaving their things to rot away. Sad. Thanks 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂

[@Stop-pit]

Sally0518 I was exited to see the kitchenaid too.

[@melissaw7579]

I noticed the mixer too. I was surprised it was still there.

[@redneckbryon]

Potentially the owner is in a nursing home and the family is unable to touch the property. In my area there's a house the lady passed away over 2 years ago the house sat I pretty much abandoned up until recently when the family finally decide to sell it, they definitely took a loss since the property is unlivable and condemned.

[@markprescott6477]

The owner died in 2010. The comment is at the top of the video, someone posted her obituary. Her husband died in 1983, and the surviving children were elderly as well at the time of her death.

[@ChromaticaCitizen]

Great explore, you two! Definitely reminded me of my grandmas house with the vintage furniture and decor. I really enjoyed the video!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey RnK awesome find! So much left behind! Vintage stuff! That wedding photo did not really convey love and happiness did it....lol. Cheers for the great look inside!

[@StanarhymeswithDonna]

Urbex Indigo There was a time when people didn’t smile for pictures. A lot of my family photos from the early 1900’s are like that or people looking out in the distance with a somber expression on their faces instead of looking at the camera.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey Stana :-) Yeah that is true, It`s funny to think that in 100 years time urban explorers will be visiting old homes that may have no photos up anywhere and just a bunch of tablet cords plugged into the walls haha :-)

[@laurafort5882]

anytime iam having a bad day I just watch your videos and it makes my day much better💗❤️👍🏻✌🏻. .. what a cool old place.. lots of history and if the walls could talk they’d tell some interesting stories... stay safe and stay awesome rob

[@tammyallen2973]

Always love your videos they are always informative but really, really love the care and respect shown to the places you go to.

[@ForgottenProductions]

Absolutely love your editing style guys, Thanks for sharing your finds with us. RnK All Day!😎👊✌

[@paulamacleod8877]

What a great find!! A lot of that furniture is antique. The master bedroom furniture has to be at least 100 + years old. It's so beautiful and in great condition. Could be worth a lot of money. Same for the vanity in the other bedroom. Just beautiful!! Thanks for sharing!!

[@buddylight2191]

I bought a house something like that in 2003 and still live there. Paid $20,000 for it and the day I moved in it was appraised at $277,000. (It had no leaks or mold in it.)

[@4exgold]

"wow this is the hoarder bedroom"....that had me in stitches :D

[@DivaDreamWeaver]

Now this one really made me sad.... all those wonderful memories left behind.

[@shauninthebody]

It's cool as how you guys find so many houses that have so much stuff still in them, and little to no vandalism. Awesome!

[@lindadiaz3268]

It's so sad that when our elderly pass away nobody clears the home, I'm pretty sure grandma was a great house keeper God bless her soul. Thanks again for sharing guy's.

[@wanderer4951]

Wow, amazing, what a great explore. 💖 love the Singer sewing machine, lots of memories there

[@andreageorge4726]

Wow all the beautiful furniture pieces so gorgeous why the family let her pieces go to waste amazing thanks for the share

[@pyc1959]

Welcome back Kristy!🌹📸

[@PaisleyVixen69]

Yasss You guys are the best 👊

[@gilbertthefrenchie9369]

Would love you to check the trash in old places like this to see the most recent date of activity by looking at expiration dates or magazines or newspapers.

[@markprescott6477]

One of the other videos exploring this house show that the last calendar that was hanging on the wall, was from 2004. Someone was still writing things on the calendar and crossing off days, etc.. The comment at the top of this video said that the woman passed away in 2010 i believe, she spent her final days/years, etc in a nursing home. So 2004 was likely the last time the home was lived in.

[@mississa2]

There’s still pyrex in the cupboard! So many great things! The kitchenaid mixer, ceramic Christmas tree, light fixtures, headboard lamp, MCM pieces. Loved this house!

[@adrian.g.]

Nice to see you guys back enjoyed the video so much stuff left behind plus that haunted green rocking chair moving I hate people who smash things up for no reason looking for money or Jewelry another brilliant video guys thumbs up

[@tommy2buttz668]

This video set me back on my heels , best work on YT imho Rob. Same here, at least 5 homes near me , A lot of other commenters mention houses like this in their neighborhood. My parents died recently and my oldest brother hoarded and metered out all of their things to family he felt worthy of it. Being the closest to my parents I have memories of them with my kids. Unfortunately even the tightest family will crumble away when a matriarch like this lady passes. Times and people are changing , I consider your work like this to be important . It helps provide a record of the way things used to be , soon all these homes will be gone.

[@GodsSignwatcher]

SO much history in that house! You are right...you can feel and see evidence of the great love for the lady who inhabited that house. It's sad that it's abandoned. It could have been a nice house for someone else. Love the glass door knobs! Vintage stuff. SO last century!

[@willyegger4488]

Hi Robb and Kristy, I wish you a beautiful weekend too. This was once again such an awsome video and a great pleasure to watch you both together exploring that abandoned Grandmas house. - When looking at all the items you showed us in this house, I had the strong and deep feeling that every single item tells a personal story of their former owners. Besides finding everything you showed and commented wonderfully I did feel the melancholic atmosphere such a place inevitably has, when their owners abandoned it or even passed away. - But anyway - wonderful video and excellent camerawork. - You really do your very best with every new video. Take care and stay safe. Peace and blessings. - Kind regards!

[@tharnden79]

These always make me so sad when they leave all the old family pics behind. I love old family pics, they are a treasure to me.

[@Scpcghost]

Ooohh see when I explore that's the kind of stuff I look for, I'm packing ghost hunting gear on every explore. I would have been on that sh#t like a hobo on a ham sandwitch.👍💪😎good vid guys

[@thatdudesteveoeg6]

Its been years but that Christmas tree 12:38 made me think of my grandmother, she's passed now but I remember that being out around the holidays or one very similar with the bulbs and everything.

[@MaxZomboni]

Steven Those Ceramic Christmas trees were really popular in the 1960s. My mother had one of those. I kept it in storage until about seven or eight years ago. I either sold it or gave it away when I was downsizing.

[@stevebradford4853]

Dope explore!! You two are amazing!!!

[@RnKAllDay]

Thanks man!

[@coreyhicks2239]

Very grear video RnK Al Day. This old house looks like a 70s and 80s house brand. Keep up with the great work Rob and Kristy

[@PicaDelphon]

The lady of the House Wants the Pictures off the Floor.. See no Evil , Hear no Evil, Speak no Evil, and Think no Evil.. It just so Said that with all the Kids and Grand Kids No one has Came Back..

[@elenityler8351]

Seeing this house reminded me of how America used to be when everything was closed on Sundays and just about every one went to church on Sundays and then it was to grandmas house for Sunday dinner. Good times when families were big and close nit. This house felt like i just stepped back in time. I like the old land line phones and wish they would go back to that. I could almost feel a presents that was a feeling of sadness and loneliness. I think and wish the family of the grandmother had done something with all this Grandmothers stuff especially all the photographs. HOW SAD! On a different note i am glad to see you two together!!! That makes me happy. Take care my friends. PEACE!!!

[@PatriciaRodriguez-vn6cv]

Great find again guys. Those glass doorknobs are so very pretty. I am a collector of pictures and it saddens me that someone doesn’t have those of their families. That KitchenAide mixer is very nice. They are so costly. Thanks mucho for a wonderful share. As always, Still obsessed.....pr

[@sandeedriver1941]

That house was a great find of all explorer shows! I am going to have my husband build a flour sugar ....drawer just like the one in the kitchen next to the 1970s micro oven. Thanks for this video guys!

[@cocojo242]

Just shows how much she loved her family to me, may she rest in peace.

[@TrentonBennett]

So sad no family came back and got the belongings. I'm surprised that the place isn't destroyed by vandals. At the same time it's cool to see how pristine the house is in.

[@markprescott6477]

From other videos I've seen of the place, it seems like the house is near some other houses and a road, so it's probably less likely to be damaged and vandalized due to how many other houses are nearby.

[@combatgirl38]

I have that coffee/tea/sugar storage bin from the same manufacturer but from the 1950's rather than the later 60's-70's like that one. It's awesome you took notice of it. That red enamel sugar scoop was mint! So hard to find with no chipped paint. This woman wasn't a hoarder, in fact most people claim this same buzz word psychosis when they find lots of stuff but it's the wrong choice of words for the defined meaning. It doesn't mean "Lots of stuff, or woman who has THREE visors." (Haha, sheesh!) A hoarder keeps absolutely everything in most extreme cases, or collects certain unneeded objects to the detriment of their personal well being or the healthy balance of their home. Being a generation behind my grandmother you two may have experienced grandparents who kept less, but mine purchased things to keep and reuse forever or for as long as their dollars could possibly stretch. Even though the 70's took them from Bakelite to melamine to Melmac to eventually the super cheap plastics we used until the pollution crisis was finally acknowledged recently, older Depression era people preferred to purchase once rather than something that was disposable or intended to rapidly decay , finding the need to shop again and again an inconvenience and expense not worthy of the draw behind disposable convenience items. So of course this way of life required storage but that woman's storage spaces in her room were obviously ransacked rather than consuming her space in the way a hoarder's items would.

[@nat28ful]

This house is so sad 😔 so many memories left behind to rot and have other people come in and destroy it, such a shame we never know the backround. Great explore you lovely couple x respect! x

[@mandim.1988]

Looks like it's pretty clean except for the mold. No spider webs no dust. Very good find. Alot of meaningful and sentimental stuff in there

[@jeffbeaman8958]

Cool. Haven't seen anything lately. Will watch tonight on the big screen.

[@Stop-pit]

Mid 70s microwave when they cost $700.00 Amana Radarange

[@MaxZomboni]

Ms GiGi Actually more like the mid 1980s. Microwaves weren't really a thing in the 70s. They did exist, but they were very rare, and until the mid 1980s most of them dials, not push buttons. So this one is definitely 1980s.

[@Stop-pit]

My family had one in the 70s....it did not have dials.

[@madelinenorton7919]

Ms GiGi my mom & dad got one in the late 60's. My oldest boy born in 1970 and I used the microwave to heat bottles

[@mississa2]

This house is a mid century gold mine. The pyrex bowls in the cupboard, the kitchen aid mixer, the spice canisters, the lamp with the ufo shaped shade, the Costco bar cart in the bedroom, the lamps in the upstairs bedroom, the vanity with the bench, the sewing machine, the bedroom set, the glass Christmas tree with lights, the samsonite suitcase, omg, I feel like crying.

[@zztimemommom5586]

There isn't any dust. I really love this video. Thanks for sharing.

[@nostalgic80sguy27]

It's a time capsule of better days gone by. There were alot of good memories made in that house. It reminds me of my Grandmas house as a kid. I love you Gram. Rip

[@mfrancesca2107]

These are my favourite type of explores but I always feel such sadness when watching them! Really makes you think how this could be any of us one day.

[@1259523]

"Super 8" was an 8 mm home video camera that did not allow for audio. The device you stumbled upon is a splicer which allows you to view the original old film and insert audio narrative (notice the microphones). Someone was adding a voice to their old video memories before they would be forgotten forever.

[@bigladjonnyboy397]

Thanks for the tour guys you have a talent for finding these abandoned places. The only thing I can't get my head around is a lady who was obviously very popular ends up with a house that no one seems to want.

[@dianelafreniere1362]

Love these type of finds!! Everything left as is. Great filming too....you take the time to film all the artifacts!!

[@fdholley]

Always amazing how some families just leave things like pics, clothes whatever of a passed on family member. Family should collect those memories of an elder section of the family tree.

[@dianemiller438]

What a wonderful find! There were a lot of happy memories from days gone by!!! Welcome back Kristie!!! Correct my spelling of your name, if I got it wrong K.

[@agds91078]

The layout and style of this old house reminds me of my great aunt Mildred's house!

[@janicethefamoldham5346]

Aww bless so cute old ladies house so sad it's all going to waste such amazing stuff love it xx

[@1c9m8b9]

I just lost my grandpa and this made me so emotional because it reminded me of his home, such a waste to let it rot like that knowing she obviously loved her home.

[@crearley]

Good find. I loved the way you played the camera timing on all the items that were there. Makes me feel like I'm there too. Great Job guys.