ABANDONED HOUSE LEFT FOR OVER 40 YEARS!

Join us on a spine-tingling exploration of a haunted house abandoned since the 1960s. This eerie and time-forgotten house holds secrets and stories untold for decades. As we venture through the creaky doors and dust-laden rooms, we uncover relics of a bygone era, including family portraits dating back to the 1890s, showcasing generations of residents who once called this place home.
Witness the haunting beauty of old wedding photos, still hanging on the walls, capturing moments of joy frozen in time. Delve deeper into the history as we discover personal belongings like the original owner's trousers and shoes, left untouched and preserved, as if waiting for their owner's return.
This house is not just an abandoned structure; it's a portal to the past, holding onto the memories and spirits of those who lived there. From the grand, now-silent hallways to the intimate, personal spaces, every corner tells a story.
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[@_evangelina__]

People who had ‘near death experience’ reported that they did not take anger, jealousy or any other bad emotion with them, they were their purified-self after death. Can it be a possible explanation when we come across negative energy in a house that this is what a person left behind? Or their emotions were so strong that it still lingers amongst the walls? What do you think about this Matt? 🕸️🦇🖤❤️

[@RachelMunaco1111]

Physics says energy never dies. Where does the energy in our bodies go after we die? It's released into the air. Does negative energy linger sometimes? Hm 🤔 This is a very good point and I like it!!! Thanks for your awesome comment Evangeline!!! See you Sunday! ✌🏼❤️

[@junemoonchild69]

And so let us remember this and do our utmost to always be positive, nice, considerate, and loving, our best selves, while we are in any place or space here, alone or around and with others...this way we bring and we leave Good energy about, thank you!🤍

[@jameslipke354]

That is a very interesting perspective! Indeed I have no memory of my own NDE from November of 2007 and have always believed not remembering is my penance for everything I ever did before it happened. What I can tell you with absolute certainty is that right after I regained consciousness after being resuscitated via a defibrillator was I felt complete peace, loved beyond anything I had ever felt before, worthy, protected, safe and blessed. I felt those things to the very core of my mind, body, heart, and above all of those, I felt it to the very core of myself. Ah, the defining moments we experience in our lives... There was anger, no dismay, no disappointment, no grief, no emotional pain, there wasn't so much as a residual impression of anything negative. ~APRIL LIPKE

[@dee-smart]

It's true that you don't have the emotions you had on earth. You instantaneously remember everything, ALL your past lives and the fact that you came to earth with a soul contract and an exit point. In fact there are 3 exit points when we could 'die', one in youth, one in middle age and one in old age. Dependent on what we did to that point to fulfil the contract made, that is when you will exit the body. The body is an avatar and YOU are not it. When you exit you no longer have feelings (physical or mental) for the body itself. Doesn't mean you don't concern yourself with your loved ones that you will miss, but you soon find out there will be a reunion. Also time as we know it no longer exists, only in our 3D earth reality (which is a simulation). There is no past, present and future in linear time. All happen at the same time. It's hard to get your mind around that one. We have lived eons and every part of history that we know, like the Atlantans etc - well we were them. Essentially we are fractals of God so God is within us. We are all attached because we all came from the one source. We are eternal light and energy beings and can see 360 degrees in our light 'body' (and I am guessing this part - I would say we are the orbs we see in so many videos). As for negative energy, some beings get caught in the lower 4D astral plain and they can access 3D earth. We cannot see them because they are a higher frequency to us, but after the solar flash, the good people of earth ascend to the higher 4th dimension and beyond and if they go straight to the 5th dimension they meet up with all their dead loved ones. When the solar flash happens we lose our carbon based bodies and become more light beings as we convert to crystalline. We also get back some of the 12 strands of DNA we lost and we will be very powerful beings.

[@Eirinen_E34]

Energy cannot be destroyed, only transmuted

[@summergirl444]

Penicillin is for infections. Insulin is for diabetics. Awesome explore Matt & Josh!!

[@Snowy1of1]

I was going to jump in here and correct what was said in the upload as people get the wrong ideas from just a tiny bit of information. Yes, Insulin is for Diabetics, Type 1 and Type 2 (Please research the difference between them as they are 2 different things altogether) and the actual bottles you found were Penicillin, which we use today in most Antibiotics to treat infections. I would assume that as cattle milk farmers the penicillin was for the cattle, they would get infections and to prevent the loss of a money making cow, they would give it a dose of that, this is why the bottles are in the barn and not the house. Great explore guys 👍👌

[@nata223]

100% penicillin is antibiotics for infections 😊. From Canada ❤

[@karinbeach]

Some of these old things should be given to a museum to preserve before the houses become rubble. Fabulous though matt

[@Snowy1of1]

I was going to jump in here and correct what was said in the upload as people get the wrong ideas from just a tiny bit of information. Yes, Insulin is for Diabetics, Type 1 and Type 2 (Please research the difference between them as they are 2 different things altogether) and the actual bottles you found were Penicillin, which we use today in most Antibiotics to treat infections. I would assume that as cattle milk farmers the penicillin was for the cattle, they would get infections and to prevent the loss of a money making cow, they would give it a dose of that, this is why the bottles are in the barn and not the house. Great explore guys 👍👌

[@RachelMunaco1111]

Well written description Matt! It'll be interesting to see what's in this home! How do you find these locations or is it just word of mouth?? See everyone Sunday!✌🏼❤️

[@jillianmoritz3457]

I can't wait either 🎉

[@DeadCityParanormal]

I scout maps most days, then I head out and check the places I've found 😊 amazing what you can find out there! ❤ see you Sunday! 😊

[@_vanessa_76]

We are loyal to your channel Matt we love your spirit of adventure we can feel it already by reading your accurate description of each of your intriguing explorations; ur amazing brother; we always stay in tune lookin forward to your adventures keep it up bro🎉🙌🏻🫶🏼💪🏻👍🏻greetings from 🇮🇹 Italy

[@DeadCityParanormal]

Wow, thank you ❤️ really appreciate the support! Thank you for being here! 😊

[@_vanessa_76]

​@@DeadCityParanormalI've been your fan from three years since when I discovered your channel i always been watching your explorations every week 🎉👍🏻

[@Carol-Ceri]

I think the numbers on backs of photos are not the years. Maybe a serial number of sorts. All the same brilliant time capsule you have there! So sad seeing the old shoes and personal details👍🇮🇪👻👏

[@DeadCityParanormal]

I've seen a few comments mentioning this! I had no idea, I genuinely thought it was a 130 year old photo lol, thanks for watching 😊

[@ranamcmahon7653]

That's what I was going to say about the 1895 date on back of the pictures. Great content Matt.💋👻‼️🎊👻

[@clarewint582]

Absolutely love this explore/house. Can just imagine what it was like for the family living there back then and the memories made there! Love the photo of the two women by the fireplace and the fact you could just picture them there in the room where you were standing! ❤️

[@Contessa6363]

Loved this house! Loads of antiques! ❤❤

[@louisemcalpine3644]

Thank you for another brilliant video Matt, what a stunning peaceful little house. Thank you for taking us all on this journey with you, keep it up you are doing amazingly ❤️

[@davoblue-c8t]

great vid think 9d was 9 old pennies before decimalisation in the 1970s

[@alijbattaglia3827]

Oh goodness shows how old I am...was bought up on £s shillings and pence...had to laugh ar them trying to figure out what the d meant!😂😂...sorry Matt and Josh😊

[@davoblue-c8t]

yeah when they said dimes think thats the u s a@@alijbattaglia3827

[@davoblue-c8t]

i was 10 when the decimal currency came in 1970 im 63 now @@alijbattaglia3827

[@beautyqueeninminneso]

Don't forget to leave Matt a thumbs up and subscribe if you haven't already !! This video looks like it's going to be great!!

[@Darren-h5s]

Matt and Josh, thank you for a refreshing approach to the explores.... You don't pretend to know everything like some channels do, Iam older than you but not as old as the house 😂 and some items give me a warm feeling of remembering what things I saw as a child.... Good job both of you young blokes it's rare to see genuine interest and respect, hard to find in the fast pace the younger generation are in... Cheers Darren from the land down under🦘

[@LittleBird777]

Wonderful historic location Matt, brilliant explore 🥰🌟

[@petergrinnell2500]

Good to see you and josh exploreing again Ive subscribed to joshs channel as well no im shocked how the house and all the old belongings are still in there as you said been abandoned from the 60s wats wrong with you two hp brown sauce is the best but im not in to tomato (red) sauce well nasty cant believe glass bottles and metal tins and that wedding photo all are very old i can understand why you went back i really enjoyed watching 👻👻

[@jacqueline7986]

Great Explore so much items preserved inside great condition although house will crumble, Great to see you and Josh explore together, Man in frame Overlooking the house😅😅😅Cheers Great explore

[@patvalentino2669]

Hi Matt & Josh, loved this explore with you both. Just wanted to mention a few things with you, the bottle of concentrated orange juice you found was given out by baby clinics back in the 1940s also cod liver oil in exchange for a coupon ,these were issued by the welfare state. I think you were entitled to a bottle a month. The Sloanes linement was a body rub for aching backs and muscles ...you definitely wouldn't have taken it orally lol. Understandable if the owner was a Farmer ,lot of heavy lifting and a hard life. The room you went into and said "this is the washroom," was in fact a living room,hence all the photos, pictures on the walls,table ,chairs etc. The room outside that you couldn't get into and Josh showed us around was actually the washroom/laundry room, it had the dolly tub , deep wash sink,which Josh said were full of spare tools,the wood /coal bunker was there to boil up the clothes in the metal bin. You didn't show us the bricked up doorway from outside??? I think Josh was getting tired as he said he'd to be up early so i think it slipped your minds. Thanks for a great explore, i enjoyed every minute of it , See you next time xxx

[@GillianPhillips-p3s]

Nine d is nine pennies in old money. I remember doing pound shilling and pence ( £ s p ) sums at school. One shilling and one pennies was written as 1/1d. Started watching your video and I’m amazed at all the old things inside this house. Can’t wait to watch the rest of it, your very easy to watch and very interesting ❤😊

[@JudyMackirdy-v7r]

Hi fromCanada.Great video love the old photos

[@suzyd3471]

What an amazing place x the numbers on the back of photos aren’t dates just photo numbers x gorgeous place

[@shazneyshowsall9565]

I did go back & watch the first time you visited.. I enjoy watching your content you’ve grown so much since you started, you also take time showing us the places & contents.. look forward to the next one.

[@FireflyGlitter]

Loved this one Matt and Josh! Love the blue color on the walls, so peaceful! Wonder what it looked like in its prime? Great vid as always ❤

[@eileenpayne715]

There used to be 240 pennies in a pound 9d or 9 pennies less than 5 new pence, really enjoyed this superb episode massive well done 🎉

[@helentucker6407]

Pps. The tyger tyger burning bright was spelt like that as it was a quote from a poem...william blake? I think. Xx loved the place 😊

[@junemoonchild69]

Thank you Matt and Josh for staying up late, in such weather, and taking your time at this location (and others:) to show us around, I can tell it's not easy, and wanted you both to feel appreciated! 🥰🤗

[@margaretconnery7422]

Interesting I'm looking forward to this explore Matt 😊 xx

[@susanseddon7328]

Looks a good video jus mind ur backs very u usual stuff xx ❤❤

[@maggiebrown6914]

Love yourchannel Matt with Josh ❤

[@helentucker6407]

Ah, one of my favourite you tube artists. 😊 👍👍👍👍👍❤ ps. In case noone else said, the d was old pennies, so 9d was about 4p. Bottles were considered more valuable even in the 70s when i was a kid. ❤

[@mohammednadeemanwar2213]

Lived like that in my childhood, stove, tin Bath, outside toilet 30 ft away shared by 4 families. Bench seat with a hole in it. Paraffin lamp for going to toilet in evening. Stone floor, no plaster boards, just joists with floorboards above. With hard lino on them no carpets in house. such was life in Yorkshire Counties. Unadopted mud road at back, main cobbled street at front. This was England in 1960's steam trains, public red box phones. Not forgetting slum clearances. We would find those objects you touching in houses before the were flattened. Two decades later council estate built.

[@Helene_M2019]

Thank you for your hard work Matt, searching out these amazing locations. Just love this channel. Appreciate all you do, and your wonderful photography and filming also.

[@emmapeart6101]

Another great explore and video, Matt and Josh. Amazing place, really enjoyed. Look forward to your next one ❤.

[@MattandBecExplores-lt9vf]

Love this location 😊. Steeped in so much history. Great video ❤

[@JulesG72]

Lovely explore what a beautiful time capsule

[@pamelachandler1813]

Another great video, gentlemen! Enjoyed this home. ❤

[@justineheinrichs2798]

This home was beautiful but it felt sad to me. Isn’t it a shame that all those family pictures were left behind? Great explore, as always. Thank you for sharing it with us ❤🇨🇦

[@donnaj4678]

Thanks for the explore Matt and Josh x

[@WolfmanJack66]

Excellent. I appreciate that you guys are respectful to the spirits and the property. Very cool.

[@SilverRaven71]

Loved this video, Matt! The location is amazing and the state of preservation of the items & photos inside is incredible. ❤

[@DeadCityParanormal]

Couldn't agree more! Glad you enjoyed! 😊

[@Kelly181-q5z]

thank you Matt for making my weekend special and also EPH ..you dont have any idea how you help me a lot specially now..more subs to come thank you so much..stay safe and much love🙏🏼❤️❤️

[@Rdy2snap]

Really such a nice place.

[@sheilalayton7162]

So many personal items and historical items such as the coin exchange I love history and the history of this house is amazing a real time capsule. It is a little sad that we will never know what happened to the house and the people who owned it. The penicillin is an antibiotic not for diabetes. Your videos make my day. When I am done watching your video Matt, I go and watch Josh on his channel. Thanks for the ride ❤❤ Hugs to you both

[@jouvellemcwatters169]

Hi Matt & Josh , just watching this now in Australia 🇦🇺😊.

[@louisemcalpine3644]

Looking forward to watching this tomorrow Matt, see you there 💕

[@marilynkornelsen5734]

What a great housebarn , i love all that ivy and antiques

[@barbhenderson4867]

9d was 9 old pennies, great video guys xxx

[@margaretconnery7422]

Quaint little house if only the walls could talk.. its nice and eerie both if you know what i mean .Cheers and thank you for the explore. 😮 👻📷🕯Xxx

[@01sarah29]

Penicillin is an antibiotic. Since they were dairy farmers many had/Have antibiotic medicines for taking care of their farm animals.

[@DeadCityParanormal]

I didn't think of that! It wasn't until I was home that I realised that penicillin was an antibiotic and had nothing to do with bee stings or diabetics 🤣🤣 good thinking!

[@01sarah29]

@@DeadCityParanormal I just thought I'd share the thought, well I may as well confess ... I am a farmers daughter and we raised polled heifers. They are hornless cattle with a redish orange hair and a white face that runs a bit down their chest and stomach area.

[@DeadCityParanormal]

@01sarah29 I appreciate the comment! I do a lot of guessing on these explores, so I really appreciate some information 😊 thanks for taking the time to explain to me! Hope you enjoyed the video

[@01sarah29]

@@DeadCityParanormal yes it did. I actually just subscribed and have been watching several of your past videos. The old churches are so beautiful. I can not wait to see where your next adventure will be. Thank you for sharing these videos.

[@donnagreen-bp1wl]

Awesome 😎 can't wait 😈👻

[@donnapope1394]

Hi Matt and Josh, i had my headphones on, it definitely sounded, like walking upstairs. Great find. So respectful too which is lovely. Take care both and always stay safe. Love and light💜❤️

[@roomullan3050]

9d is 9 old pennies. Concentrate orange was given to children for their health. I had it because I was originally born dead. Just to say, the children in the wedding photo would not be their children, just their bridesmaids. The photos are not dates, they are the photo number stamped by the developer. The hook in the barn was used to move bales of straw. You have a hook in each hand and hook each end of the bale

[@marilynkornelsen5734]

That looks very interesting Matt looking forward to watching it 😊 qu have u picked a name for that dall?

[@DeadCityParanormal]

I haven't yet, I'll have a look through the comments in a few days then put up the poll for you guys to vote 😊

[@Perspective125]

At 23:36 I can read "50% alcohol" on that small bottle. A big hook like you see at 42:10 was often used to pick up a large block of ice that would go in the ice box. That's what refrigerators used to be called, the ice box. Those medicines, one is for dysentery - kind of like E-coli (bloody diarrhea) and Penicillin is for curing bacterial infections if left untreated can cause death. The home itself appears to be built from rock and concrete, is that right? By the doors and hardware used, the place looks at least 100 years old. I like how they added electric switches when that became available. 56:28 the Spirit Talker says "roam", and, not just seconds before that I thought about how much better your K2 works when you roam around room to room! Thanks very much Matt and Josh, I'm really happy to get to see you revisit this home!

[@mamajodieanderson4565]

Hi, Matt. Awesome, explore. I can't wait for the next explore Matt. Great video. Thank you for ur awesome work. From Manitoba Canada 🇨🇦 ♥️ 😊

[@heathermurray9939]

They would have a bed pan under the bed, to use in the night. It must of been cold in the winter with no central heating .

[@aliciafidorowicz5453]

Awesome things left behind….😳

[@screwthecabal6453]

I love rooting around in old places like that. There used to be a lot of old vacant houses when i was little and now it seems they're all gone. I guess it depends on where you live though.

[@MazSwanboroughSmith]

9d is ninepence in old UK money when we had Pounds, Shillings and Pence. Twelve pennies = one shilling and twenty shillings = one pound, so 240 pennies = one pound. Since 1971 we only have Pounds and Pence and one pound is 100 pence. 9d = about 3.5p ❤

[@TalkTalk44]

I remember a thruppeny bit and a farthing ,threpence.

[@heathermurray9939]

Some farms are rented from the main farmer's, tennted, if the tenant dies, it's up to the farmers to clear things out

[@khadijajenaouni8669]

Merci pour votre vidéo 🤗 bonne continuation 😊❤❤

[@chica2000ok]

Love to see you do a bit of exploring again. Missed the old haunted farm houses.

[@aliciafidorowicz5453]

Projector. Browne or brownie was name of camera years ago …

[@TheLadyT23]

The d next to the 9 (9d) is old pennies. Before decimalisation, it was pounds, shillings and pence! The photo marked 1894 isn't that year. The clothing is a different era. Penicillin is antibiotic.

[@marlena9043]

Very beautiful home

[@MazSwanboroughSmith]

Looking forward to this! ❤

[@michellekeightley2988]

lol 9d is from pounds, shillings & pence. 9d was 9 old pennies

[@SoulFaeWorld]

Looking forward to seeing this exploration 👻

[@unalunar7362]

Amazing place

[@unalunar7362]

Really don't think that photo was 1894. Was more 1950. The number must be something else.

[@DeadCityParanormal]

Yeah a few have said the same! Strange how it's 1894 on the back

[@unalunar7362]

2 man crosscut saws..the big saws. I think.

[@lovebutten87]

penicillin is an antibiotic its a barn so most liky for the cows ~ people use it too tho.. insulin is for diabetics. loved this place stay safe blessings from a fan in eastern oregon

[@iTaraSanchez]

I think Josh is talking about William Ewart Gladstone who was the British Prime Minister on 4 separate occasions. But I don't think that's him, looks very similar though.

[@jeanhopman5659]

penicillin is for killing infection, but is commonly used with livestock. not for diabetes.

[@sarahmariah100]

Sloans Linament in that clear embossed bottle - it looks like the brown liquid in it is the actual product. It said Capsaicin is the main ingredient ingredient which like pepper juice(?) & causes a burning feeling. Its hard to tell when that bottle was from, forums sau between 30s and 50s. Sorry if someone already commented on that. Really crazy and beautiful place, omg

[@emmapeart6101]

Look forward to watching ❤.

[@christinemilne4114]

Looking forward to this one😊

[@heathermurray9939]

In 1968 i was 6years old.

[@mohammednadeemanwar2213]

1971. 4p for that milk, 240 dariums in old money basically pennys £1 was 20 shillings. I'm from 1965. So remember 1p for bag of sweets 2d for quarter pound of sweets. and you could get, 2 pints of milk, bread, 6 eggs, 1 litre of lemonade and penny sweets for two old shilling (12p x 2 coins) from corner shop. No supermarkets, till mid tp late 70's. My father's highway code book was 9d. When you put right arm out to indicate. Csrs didn't have indicators but 1 orange metal flag that pop out for left turn. No sestbelts. So yeah 60's feels like a century ago. £100 in 1960 pound not devalued would be just under £2900. So I would go to shop with 2 shillings and few d's and get groceries with my elder sister. My mother worked as English teacher. Damn time pasees. When I see this video. Thanks for exploring and sharing 👍

[@SoulFaeWorld]

Think its a clothes hanging rail not sure what it's called myself in the kitchen but i liked how those old kitchens and stoves warmed up the whole room and dried out the clothes. I didn't know what D meant for old coins i thought it was an abbreviation for decriminalisation lol 😂. Great revisit you two thank you for sharing 🗣️👻

[@carolinehoggarth2614]

LOOKS SPOOKY ,CANT WAIT

[@kymmckeag471]

Lemon cheese is just curd ie lemon curd

[@heathermurray9939]

This place looks like " Hannah Hawkswell " lived in North Yorkshire on the fells and several years before she died she got electric &gas several books and tv shows about her.

[@ClaudiaVogl-f6j]

Penicillin for to fight bacteria. Insulin for diabetics. Epi pen for bee stings.

[@ShaunNicholson-q5g]

Great video lads love the history the good old days 👍🇬🇧

[@davidfinney-gm3ij]

Love you guys. Are you two brothers because you two do look like brothers?

[@heathermurray9939]

Often 2/3 children would share a double bed,

[@sarahtaylor2492]

Eat the mushroom it could be fun, certainly make the explore more interesting 😂 on a serious note though obviously don’t eat the mushroom lol, great explore Matt ❤

[@annmarritt4337]

Evening Matt and Josh 😊x

[@tracycombs1484]

Penicillin was probably for the farm animals ...cows ..ect. I lived on a farm with lots of animals and u gave some of the shots urself.

[@dee-smart]

35:46 No, not the 1800's. The wedding was in the 1950's or maybe in the late1940's just after WWII, as there is a guy in an army uniform on the left hand side.

[@coral.AussieNana717]

WW2 and his rank is Sergeant

[@dee-smart]

@@coral.AussieNana717 I didn't mention the rank but yes you are right about that. As for WW2, no it is known as WWII. That is the correct way of describing it. It is not an eleven either. It is an I (eye). The typeface just doesn't do the I correctly.

[@MsLadyforgetful]

Lemon cheese is just the old name for lemon curd.

[@VickiHarris-w9o]

Maybe aniseed lollies in jar in the last room

[@heathermurray9939]

Midlands bank is now HSBC

[@carrieashley6465]

That book is my age wow That family lived and no one want the old house because they move on it sad

[@jeremiahabbott5277]

The first man on the moon was Neil Armstrong but Apollo 8 Was James Lovell who was the Pilot on Apollo 8 and was the Commander on Apollo 13 which was the mission that Murphys Law was confirmed. That anything that could go wrong will go wrong. James Lovell had wanted to walk on the moon however just shortly after the famous quote “ Ah! Houston we’ve had a problem here “ Jim knew he would again not be stepping on the moon. Basically seconds into the disaster he knew that the mission objective had changed. Changed from going to the moon to bypassing the moon and slingshotting around it and getting back home safe and sound.

[@junemoonchild69]

Isn't this the same thing as saying: Anything that could go right will go right. Seems obvious enough. You could also argue that anything that could go wrong could go wrong or perhaps it will go right, the possibility remains absolute.🤨

[@reruby]

Adam Mark showed this particular place by himself in January...it appears that you are following in his footsteps. Maybe you could get together again, and figure out what places you are doubling on. Thanks.

[@DeadCityParanormal]

I also did this place, I've gone back because I love the house! 😊

[@reruby]

I just wanted to thank you for your reply, and say that your shows on the old churches have been incredible. I loved watching them, and would love to see those stained glass windows on all of them. Thanks for doing those, because it is so rare that Americans have anything so old and still standing. This is not coming from a religious background...it just was a rare privilege to see them.@@DeadCityParanormal

[@Staffo1972]

Yeah i think his name be William Edward In office 15 August 1892 - 2 March 1894 @35:37 that photo of a wedding that car looks like it's a 1940s or 1950s and 1886 is made by Karl Benz, Benz Patent Motor Car.. 1971 here in Australia we changed from pounds to dollars with the queen R.I.P. on every coin and dollar and these days they are talkin about puttin the king on our new money

[@heathermurray9939]

9D was before it changed to pounds & pence in the 70s

[@stuartbarraclough2269]

Just looked it up and d in old money is pence back then Matt

[@juliek3413]

That is not the date on the back of the photos

[@jaycochudy5341]

hi guys 9d is nine pence in old money. us over 70s still remember🙂

[@b1llyfury]

(Nine pence = 9d) (12 pennies to a shilling - 10p now). ( Imagine the weight in your pocket!) (Ha'pence/halfpenny 24 to a shilling). (Farthings - 4 to a penny). (3d Thruppenny bit or a joey). Siver sixpence. Silver shilling. (Silver Halfa crown - two shillings and sixpence). Ten pound note - five pound note --- (not really silver though)

[@Jessica15747]

9d (i.e. 9 old pennies) was the price of the milk in money before decimalisation.