ABANDONED HOUSE FULL OF STUFF FROM THE 1940s TO 80s

Sitting on a very rural road, with no information available. This house has tell tale signs of being from the Victorian era and has everything left behind including vintage items dating from the 1940s to 1980s.
Despite its story being unknown, the items left behind tell a long and incredible tale.
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[@sharonrobillard6898]

My dad was born in 1935. I have his original Sugar creek gang book. Well read and worn...

[@danadelaplante6797]

So cool.

[@seanspring8991]

I watch a lot of these type of videos, and I've noticed these old farm houses with METAL ROOFS always are in the best shape, structure wise.

[@tywincatforever77]

Terry,the romance novel is from the 60-70s era.I have that one in my collection.And I'm sure both you n Carlo know I'd be very excited to have been here with y'all as I'm all about the books n magazines ❤️

[@floriebrown2089]

This house has a happy aura about it. Beautiful old rocking chair, I also saw a large embroidery ring in that room patterned prints on the chair nice video so please to see Carlo there, thank you.

[@danadelaplante6797]

Yes really neat to step back in time. Thankful for the video he shared.

[@reesedaniel5835]

Harlequin romance novels are from the 70s and 80s. I wish I didn't know about them, but unfortunately, my mother was addicted to them when I was growing up. She read 1 sometimes 2 of those cheesy things every single day. To say I (her only daughter) was emotionally neglected would be an understatement....😉

[@ms.krueger2660]

They are still sold in stores. I used to be a book vendor. Look in Walmart.

[@reesedaniel5835]

@@ms.krueger2660 Yeah, no thanks. That was nowhere near the point I was making anyway.

[@danadelaplante6797]

Yuk. Useless stuff. Never read one in my life. Nor did my Mom, but she did watch the soap operas. Would love to read through the old historic books found there though.

[@reesedaniel5835]

@@danadelaplante6797 Agreed. It's like the cheapest junk food you can ingest for the mind and my Mommy Dearest sat around all day reading one after another and ingesting copious amounts of junk food and RC Colas (when she wasn't watching Jimmy Swaggert on TV and being self righteous). Fun Times !! =D

[@AnnasBurningCuriosity]

Thanks for sharing

[@thetowertarot13]

Beautiful place so many treasures left behind I would love to have those rocking chairs !

[@diannadhaliwal3647]

That chair with the floral print in orange and yellow is typical of the 60s and 70s

[@jeanjessup7971]

Ty Terry for this adventure and glad you had Carlos with you. Those books and magazines, how sad they are sitting and deteriorating. Someone could start a small library with them. As always God bless you and stay safe.

[@janeblake5083]

What a great time capsule, and enjoyed your tour and narration. Its unfortunate that no pictures or letters were left to give you some clues as to who the previous owners were. Those books are an awesome find - wow! That cattle barn seems a good distance from the house - imagine heading out there to feed the livestock in 3ft of snow, combined with icy winds and drifts? Wonder anyone survived the WInters. Thanks for posting this.

[@traynada5755]

TURQUOISE KITCHEN LOVE THAT COLOR!😍

[@monistefani733]

How amazing was this place full of so many cool retro items!!! Manhunt West lol that was the best!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🌎

[@alienfrommarss]

Wonderful time capsule!

[@_nelson]

Harlan Quinn first public book started 1949 thou 1950,1960,1970,1980 to 2013

[@lisaruley5758]

Hi Terry👋What a cool house! Love all of those vintage items in that house, brings you back to the olden days. Such a shame that it is sitting left for nature to reclaim it. That house is rotting away pretty good. Thanks for the tour Terry, much love and stay blessed❤✌👍🙏🍁🍂🌻

[@fawnfredenburg5361]

Terry this house is sad that all this stuff is left behind and going to waste 😳 I can’t believe that no one is living here ❤️

[@irenewatts2874]

Nice work Terry. Stay safe and well.❤

[@jerroldmcley4347]

Wow really cool 👍😎 find that I think was a very old 🏘️ house and modernized some years ago so sad that was probably someones dream house

[@danadelaplante6797]

Yes and out in the open country. I would have loved it.

[@CandyLitCrystalz]

Super awesome and absolutely amazing too 💜🤗💜

[@lynnb-TruckCastreauJr]

11:00 I'd call that an abstract geometric print. 19:00 those appear to be old seed sorters, but I won't swear to it. You would spin your seed through them, and they would separate out the chaff. As to the books and magazines, we are book lovers and trail model builders, so those are extremely cool finds. If we weren't so far away, I'd find out who the owner of the property is, and buy every single book and magazine there. 🥰

[@conniejohnson290]

You guys need to start carrying a pair of small clippers for the thorn bushes. Thankyou for another great video! Terry you also need to start wearing gloves!

[@fawnfredenburg5361]

Great video Terry 👍❤️😎

[@lareeseblaque8303]

Excellent find 👏

[@GrammaDeath625]

Those are old grain/wheat thrashers in the barn . It knocks the grain from the stock giving you the grain and straw. Some of them were animal operated. You tied a goat / sheep or dog to a tread walk and made them walk all day to operate it.

[@barbtownsend5616]

Sweet finde

[@michaelvidrine4569]

Pretty Kool find bro

[@ladyjane9980]

Most of those books are between 50-30 years old with a few exceptions. I found a medical journal that was published in 1796 in a garage once. THAT was an impressive find.

[@clairefunnell8481]

Big property. Got some sad vibes from the house. I figured the basement would be flooded somehow. Very interesting explore Terry and Carlo.

[@derekmahon1652]

I was curious about the Sugar Hill Gang book and found this: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sugar_Creek_Gang I'm guessing that the door at the top of the steps was to conserve heat in the lower part of the house. I didn't see fireplaces so I'm not sure how the house was originally heated. The Victorians I've seen have a lot of doors to shut off individual rooms and conserve heat. Thanks Terry, as always a great explore!

[@JohnShinn1960]

Thank You. 🤠👍

[@karenevans2747]

It would of been hard not to sit in one of those rockers and read

[@kevinbarlett6233]

Flys were dead. The good sign. This was a blessed house with love. No spirits there.

[@danadelaplante6797]

Those basement trap doors. Spooky thoughts occuring. Thanks for sharing this old house and someones past days there.

[@JohnShinn1960]

Better than your average explore. Move in ready! 🤠 Even though its a child's book, I plan on seachin online for "Further adventures of the sugar creek gang" but only if it's free, wish me luck! Thanks Terry! 👍👍👍👍

[@jerroldmcley4347]

That stuff in barn could probably date that place for you

[@michaelvidrine4569]

Hey Terry that is some really old grain mill and a shaker in the Barn

[@palpalmaro5713]

WHAT A GREAT FINDDDDDDDDDDD BROOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!! I WISH I COULD WALK THRU THERE!!!! NICE ONE.... JUST SAYIN!!!! THANKS, F.M.V.

[@diannadhaliwal3647]

Harlequin romance novels were still around in the 80s

[@ivyseal5161]

hi Terry I had a look at the book Gigolo on my mobile phone in Australia and the woman on book cover looked very revealing I must say no wonder Carlo had big smile on his face

[@pbs4535]

That book you found Chris Harrison also writes under the name Lance Horner these books are a series of various books.

[@blup1sx991]

Creepy, expect Leatherface to pop out of a closet in there.

[@gailspaw5521]

Wow

[@laurabrooks7655]

Rocking chairs became very popular in the early sixties because President John F. Kennedy had one that he used to help with his bad back. The ones in the living room look like they date to then.

[@deborahpowell8560]

Lol my thoughts , the kiddos read Christian books and well then you have the parents who liked a little spice . But any who .what a cool little house . 🏠 thank you for sharing

[@jaysmith179]

Reminded me of the movie Strange Brew Hah.

[@diannacarbajal9072]

Please don't demi the light can't see. Thank you .

[@pbs4535]

Those Harley Quinn books date the early 1960s my school had them in the library.

[@richardkagle3665]

Corn grain thrashers

[@ladyjane9980]

Sorry guys, would much rather see you talk about the style and interior of the house rather than scrounge through the discarded paperbacks. Bye.

[@danadelaplante6797]

Kinda agree, just silly old fiction. If they were historic books or newspapers, may be. But more about the house itself would be interesting, still nice video they shared taking a step inside. Wonder the location of this old country home.

[@JerrBear81]

Be wary of Deadites