ABANDONED HOUSE OF A FRENCH HOARDER FROZEN IN TIME WITH EVERYTHING LEFT BEHIND

[@lorassorkin]

I'm guessing that a printer lived there. I noticed multiple stacks of identical printed papers, magazines, print proofs of calendars in those large green folders, and the created storage shelves were filled with file folders that often contain the details of print jobs before computers were used for layouts. Those old model computers could have been programmed specifically for printing.

[@jackvanhise2180]

The Tektronix computer you saw at the beginning was built in a city where I used to live in the USA. It was built in the city called Beaverton just outside of Portland Oregon. They had quite a big campus in that area. It was interesting to see it in a video from France. With some research I discoveredTektronix also had operations in Europe, South America and Asia. European factories were located in Saint Peter's, Guernsey (then in the European Free Trade Association) until 1990, [21] Hoddesdon (Hertfordshire, UK) and Heerenveen, Netherlands (then in the European Common Market ). Not a computer it was an oscilloscope

[@Isabellaacapella]

Oh wow, the house of stuff! What a beauty… the rooms that weren’t so full were so beautiful. I hope the spiders appreciate it!

[@deneasedenson6668]

The “little sword” in the bedroom is a very fancy letter opener

[@sharonleong7120]

Very interesting and great exploration. Loved it too. Thanks.👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️

[@sandralewis1162]

Another brilliantly filmed and narrated episode !!!! Such a huge fan of you both. Stay safe, have fun, love ya both!

[@marandakind3880]

You were very brave Jess for going down into that creepy wine cellar. That explore was unreal. Thanks for taking us along.

[@tansa_3]

I love the "fireplace " shot! A radiant , old world, not designed for wood burning but used atmospheric radiation. 2 pillars on both sides were neg and positive heating up the plate on the back wall. Notice the lack of soot on the front. The decorative metal things on top of the roof peaks gathered the atmospheric energy.

[@maureenalder8905]

Brilliant as always guys and Yes definitely would like to see you in Jamaica 🇯🇲 ❤

[@evelynmayton470]

Thank you for this video, a sad glimpse into the mind of a hoarders sickness. Stay safe.

[@sammyinbrooklyn]

I have a phobia. I’d be so scared of rats. But this is amazing!! Thank you for sharing this ❤

[@carljmcnew1388]

Wow so much stuff, great episode and good seeing both of you , thanks

[@nannyofmany8315]

Beautiful property. Looking forward 💜

[@elizabethfrederick2434]

this was an amazing find. I love that it was not very vandalized.

[@nanetten6238]

Very interesting that the first bedroom has a nicely made bed and area around that, then a definite perimeter where the hoard begins. I've never seen a room in a hoarder house like that before.

[@karengumke387]

I wouldn't be at all surprised to find out that some ambitious explorers who wanted to get some awesome photos cleaned out some of the mess to accomplish that. If that's so, I'm glad they did. Especially that living room. Beautiful.

[@nanetten6238]

@@karengumke387It did appear to be staged now that you mention it.

[@Anne0jpg]

@@karengumke387 Yeah I find it weird too. Tho what I find VERY is the trash looks fairly new (I'm French for context), so it's really weird to see those precious 70s (and older) memorabilias, and then GiFi bags in some of the rooms, that's a store that only exists since 2004 for context. So I still feel like the hoarders came a good time after the house was first abandoned.

[@DigbyJoe]

Absolutely the best explorers out there! The rest pale in comparison. We always look forward to your next video. We also love the narration and research that's brought to the table. Your videos even make us laugh. Jess's reactions to different odors has got to be the funniest "ughhh...it wiffs". We love you both but would recommend that the both of you wear masks in some of these buildings. You never know what kind of spore may invade your lungs. I remember one particular video where Jess had indicated that the smell was so strong that she could "taste it at the back of her throat". We want you both around for years to come - bringing the best of the videos to your many fans!

[@debbiehollis5711]

Goodness this guy must have collected the whole of his life. Its like the Somes museum in London he collected loads on his travels.Its just incredible how much stuff is there .Obviously didn't believe in the snail principle .Thankyou so so much that was unbelievable Sam and Jess .

[@karisullivan4466]

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[@MrGMawson2438]

Great video SamandJess

[@elizabethengquist4185]

Wow! I couldn't live like that. You would need 10 Dempsey dumpsters to empty that mess. What a shame.

[@barrycoppock]

Such incredible locations you find to explore and share with us.

[@raynaknierim9277]

Oh my goodness Jess and Sam. That house could have been absolutely beautiful if it weren’t for all the hoarding. What a mess and such a shame. I have to give you, Jess kudos for going down in that dungeon cause I couldn’t have done it. Great video you two. Thanks for sharing.😊❤

[@1MartinWaite]

When Jess said it went down again the Sam replied well you can do down but I’m not, it sounded like Sam was almost crying he was that scared. Jess as you must have realised by now that mozzie’s live in damp dark places like that lower cellar. It was another great explore by my favourite intrepid urbexers thank you and please keep them coming.

[@daphnerosemoon9843]

Amazing video. Please be careful I've heard of hoarders dying after having their stuff falling over on them. Thank you for a great explore 💖💖💖

[@patriciawilliamson686]

That thing that looks like an early computer is a word processor circa 1980s. Better than an ordinary typewriter, you could see what you were typing, edit it and print it.

[@simplynhadzvlog2530]

Great video Samandjess👏❤️

[@Will-ym9jn]

Interesting house. I loved that old computer. Dates back to about 1975 or so. I used to use some similar to that back then.

[@virginiaeckley3047]

Stay safe and healthy out there Sam and Jesse ya'll are the best

[@fionahamilton4486]

Hi guys it’s nice to be back with you 😍I’ve been through a bit of a rough time and it’s so nice to be feeling better and I’ve missed your lovely films ❤This house is mind boggling how long did it take to get to this state there’s no room for people just stuff . It can happen to anybody though life can throw a curve ball and we cope in so many ways . It is fascinating to see and you show such respect to the past owners and their belongings and not there’s a lot ! Thanks Sam & Jess we can always rely on your lovely world of adventure and warmth ❤

[@tinaprentice2136]

Wow the amount of hoarding is awful, never seen anything like this!! Agree with Jess this place would of been beautiful what a shame it was left this way. Love the cinematography and music,another great video Sam and Jess 🫶🏼❤️

[@martahartlova4638]

Great video Sam and Jess ❤ Im 59 yo woman from Czech republic and Im enjoying every video you upload. You visit nice places and thanks to you I love urbex. Keep up uploading videos I love you ❤

[@d.w.lutchendorf4178]

That place is unbelievable, so much stuff

[@sueslkarr2771]

What an amazing find. Thank you so much for taking on this house tour. Bless you both. Sending great vibes

[@kikibean2024]

The little sword might be letter opener. ( a letter is,)😂Anyway, lots of neat stuff in this one.

[@marilynwargo6288]

Amazing mess. The house is pretty big and just full of everything someone brought home. Too much. It is creepy! I don’t know if I could have walked through it all like you both did! I kept thinking how easy a wall of junk could have fallen on you. Left me with a weird feeling. Very unusual. Love you both, take care, mar.💙

[@hahomy]

Great video guys well done 👍 enjoyed this explore my god what a big place and how much stuff, they was definitely horders my word, so much stuff!! Brilliant video 👍 keep up the good work and take care 😘🤗💖👍🤘

[@jimbo68morgan77]

Nice one Sam jess love the hoarding ones u don't what u gonna find .pucker xxx👍👍👍

[@Marycedarcreek]

I think it was not only hoarding going on there but some ransacking theives dragging things out of boxes and such. I was sort of almost feeling claustrophobia just looking at it. What a shame. A few salvagable things but not much. Long ago, it was probably nice once. Great video and be careful of spider bites. 🙂

[@lucerovalencia3875]

GRACIAS HERMOSOS UN LUGAR CONMUCHA HISTORIA GENTES Y VIVENCIAS

[@umsdyahlisusbayu]

Nice House thank you Sam & Jess for the video

[@lorihayes1419]

It must have been a nice place at one time.

[@michelleferrell2788]

I had a spider crawling down from my ceiling last night right in front of my face and I freaked out! I don't like anything that has more than 4 legs! Well done both of you!

[@tishalaubach4626]

That was one of the craziest place I've ever seen. Your so lucky that house didn't swallow you up. Stay safe in your travels ❤️

[@jamespaul329]

Looking forward to this one tonight.🙌

[@eppityrrell8236]

Looks fab ✨

[@annemiekereffeltrath]

I never saw 👀 a hoarders house like this.. Yagh, all the mold, spiderwebs 🕸, and spiders are not my cup of tea, lol 😆. Amazing exploration, with all of the hoarders stuff. Thanks again,my Dear Sam&Jess. 🖐❤❤❤❤😘👍

[@awakeinthedark.]

yes sam and jess you legends, i missed the chat was in hospital with me two year she got pneumonia so yeah abit mad lately lol. but im watching now haha also EVERYONE SMASH THAT LIKE BUTTON RIGHT NOW!!!! YOU BUNCH OF LOVELY JAM GANG HAHAHA

[@brokendolly6967]

You've focused SO MUCH on the spiders and the hoard, that you totally engorged the history of the home. Very disappointing.

[@chrisblack8390]

No i have not seen anything like that before. I bet there's alot of nice stuff in those stacked crates. Jess i can't believe you went in the dungeon! Well done! That was scary! Thanks guy's

[@b.j.hinote4301]

That clock is beautiful.

[@wenDesigner]

I just kept thinking, FIRE ! 🤯🕸🕷🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@fallingspider]

wow! that computer. My dad worked for techtronix for some 30ish years before retiring.

[@julieturnbull3950]

Them cobwebs where thicker than my curtains lol spiders as big as frogs yackkk the things you do so we can see all these fab homes long forgotten one of them clocks on 1stbids for £6500 unreal the antiques yous come across just left to rot love it when Sam says ohhhh yeahhh

[@Christina-dh9xc]

Looking forward to this xx

[@hahomy]

Looking forward to this guys 👍 hope yr both ok, hope to see u in the premier 👍

[@denisewatson5295]

What a interesting house 🏠. I can't believe that it was filled with so much stuff. I liked the rooms that were clean 👌. Take care 🙂 💕 💜 ❤

[@Crangaso]

This gonna be 🔥

[@beedevonlife]

How strange - loved it thank you 😊❤

[@BellaLombardo78]

I hate spiders too. They’re always in my “matrix”… 😂

[@jimphilidor9031]

It's a hoarder house but not a disgusting hoarder house, aside from spider webs, mold and the usual stuff that abandoned houses have.

[@ana7Aluap]

Hellou there! At 28:47 that's a paper knife!

[@mynx369]

I’ve only seen hoards like that on television from USA shows about hoarding!

[@sueyoung8697]

Jess, someone couldn't pay me to clean that house out lol

[@lmk1966]

I bet their is a lot of beautiful things in there

[@carolali8851]

Nice house and a very horrific hoard. Just 1 or 2 of those spiders and you would have seen me run screaming from the house. It's a good thing you two didn't get hurt in there. From what I can find, those 1 big machines are for computer graphics so they may have something to do with the calendar pictures you found. Look forward to your next video.👍

[@tinatrull872]

The prop knife! Is a letter opener. X

[@karengumke387]

That piece of electronics made by Tektronix is a graphics tool originally came out in the 60's. Ancient. The company's initial entrance into the computer terminal business, and has since been purchased by another company.

[@mariajosefinamendoza4804]

the house is so big.. you are both so brave.. did you already experienced any paranormal activities there??

[@elizabethpaints]

That last part with the very deep basement was unnerving. And Sam, Jess was clearly stressed out going down there, why couldn't you have taken the camera and filmed it? Just the fact that there was nothing down there, told us the owners avoided stashing away their collection of boxes and stuff down there. They didn't like that space either. And that early piece of technology looked like a word processor from the 1985... maybe.

[@mynx369]

WOW‼️ that’s got to be one of the oldest computers 💻 that I’ve ever seen in these explorations! That’s easily one of the first models ever made and in guessing it from the late 70’s to sometime in the 80’s!

[@teresaholt5969]

You are both very brave. I would have been out of there at the sight of the first spider 🕷️. It is magnificent house though. Much love and respect from the Netherlands ❣️🙏

[@precisionshooters]

What i never understand is Where are the other family members? Why wouldn't they come get the items that the family members had? Kind of scary to think about!

[@simhifree2416]

I've never seen such an endless hoard.

[@TheShowgirl25]

Who is in your house when you;re not there!!

[@wenDesigner]

One of the common threads of all hoards I have seen is endless trash amongst real treasures. The hoarder does not see the mold, dirt & spiders and just values the hoard.

[@margaretbosanquet]

It a hoarders cave trove and a spider mansion cool fun

[@makarov138]

That old computer was made in 1975 or 76. Early graphics computer. Collectors would love to have it!

[@gregg3356]

Maybe the old computers are where they kept the inventory lists😉

[@lorassorkin]

My age is showing. When the computer in the front room was unrecognizable, I laughed. I'd say that was a stage or two before "personal computers" so probably something developed for a specific business task, and the drive would likely have held a tape cassette.

[@robertabessey7990]

That is a letter opener I believe. The one you called a proper sword. Next to the papers you were reading. Have you guys never seen the show hoarders? Believe me when I say I've seen a lot worse. Thanks for sharing

[@leslyehowell3390]

Looks like tunnels. Wonder how old those are.

[@noelfeliciano5709]

AMO muito tudo isso um grande abraço a todos 🇧🇷

[@pixiniarts]

Another great explore... Is it me or was Belgium really spidery? 🤢 Take care out there! Stay safe!

[@MrGMawson2438]

Be watching 👍

[@tomgrant3893]

I've seen shows here where people horde so severely that the county in various states threatened to condemn the home unless it was cleaned up. these people grow so attached to stuff they've never used. one lady had VHS tv shows from 70s talk shows she'd hadn't seen on topics that had been resolved . this can be very dangerous health wise and alot of people here have never heard that.

[@lindaosmon5224]

The Tektronix 4081 is a graphics workstation with a 19" direct-view storage tube, powered by an Interdata 7/16 minicomputer.

[@virginiaeckley3047]

I can imagine how beautiful that house was before they added all that junk

[@julesdymond8728]

Soo cool 😎

[@professorrhyyt3689]

France had quite a lot of colonies in South-East Asia so things from there aren't that unexpected.

[@MrGMawson2438]

I've never seen anything like this

[@ebbrahuber1718]

Y'all are 2 Cute. 💜's from S.C USA

[@trish2872]

The computer is from the late 70s.

[@exploringtheunknownwithus]

I’d love to explore here📸I’m visiting France for a family event in June and thought I’d squeeze in some urbexing if I can ,is this near La soutterine by any chance as I have no idea where to start looking❤️

[@Cueman222]

Great job on this video Sam and Jess! But did you ever go to a place where it was messier and did not do the video? Thank God I do not have that issue. That place is a big mess!

[@leslyehowell3390]

Some of the stuff looks like they were bought in lots at an auction. You bid on a crate of boxes. Auctioneer saying there could any treasure in their like coin collections, deeds, jewelry, etc. Maybe they were hoping to find things to sale so they had more money to live on. Their income may have dwindled down and they couldn’t keep up the house inside nor outside. Or as they aged many people fear they won’t have enough to live and they be destitute. Might be partly why it has been abandoned.

[@annemiekereffeltrath]

0.41 That Clock is worth a lot of money 💰. Maybe you can sell it in a Antique shop in France, so you'll have some more money to travel. And share your explorations with us. Have a lovely Tuesday, my Dear Sam&Jess. Love&Respect from us:Anne&Harry from Amsterdam. 🖐🐾🐾❤❤❤❤😘👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🤘✌

[@annemiekereffeltrath]

@Real Aiglon 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂Just kidding man, Relax!I know for sure that Sam&Jess Never would do anything like that.

[@annemiekereffeltrath]

@Real Aiglon 🫖🍵🍵🍵🍵

[@eringemini7091]

Aloha Sam & Jess from stupendously lush, beautiful,🌞warm Kauai, Hawaii!🤙🍱🏄‍♂️💦🏝🏖🌋😎👙🩳🩴🩱🕶🌺🦈🌴🐚I kept thinking that these "Hoards" looked in danger of collapse & perhaps that may be where the poor, old hoarder owner is today?😬😊

[@S19-n3o]

I would like to know the name of this ep. music soundtrack, how it’s smooth.

[@sueyoung8697]

That was a letter opener and that little wooden mirror she thought was a tiny vanity is for a man to put his change and jewelry on when he got ready for bed and emptied his pockets etc.

[@Urbanex2u]

woow tunnels

[@lucerovalencia3875]