Abandoned Mansion -#48

[@msannabell1561]

You two are adorable. I can tell you really respect these old places. I remember those old tab sodas. This is a great place and so sad that the roof has gave away and water damage has basically ruined it. Those things inside were great. Thanks

[@chuckluke6219]

I like to think of the days when the house was being built and occupied by its first owners and everything was new. The laying of the brick foundation and the install of the lath and plaster walls. I am glad that you and your friends appreciate the structure and its history; disturb nothing and leave it as you found it.

[@ParkerProduction]

Thanks chuck!!!

[@roxannedargie3590]

Hey it's an old lawnmower "thing"..Ha ha love it!

[@andrewbrendan1579]

What a great house, Parker! It looks like there's not been a lot of change over the years. It appears that fireplaces were closed up when stoves were installed. I wonder what might be inside the fireplaces! My guess is the varnish on some of the woodwork is original. Someone affluent once lived there but houses wear out and become very expensive to maintain and not every old house can be preserved. It would be very interesting to see how the house looked at different times; I'm guessing there were additions that would explain the unusual staircase and the unusual floor plan. The cartoon figure of the bird makes me think of the stork that used to be used in advertising for Vlasic pickles. When I was very young in the 60's and 70's my neighbors used to drink Tab and the bottles looked like the one in the box. That glass bottle by the basement window you used looks like it might be a collectible/antique. From the get-go this was a special place. I'm glad you and Trevor documented this house while it's still standing.

[@AbandonedNorthJersey]

Amazing house . Loved seeing the remnants of the houses histrory . I was at an estate sale today that had stufff like that in all the roooms but with price tags hanging from them .

[@christinatravis6686]

those are keys that comes with canned ham. Lol.... would love to see more of this old farm house it's very interesting. I remember using those old hand lawn mowers . my father made us use them to earn money. I wish I kept his . thank you for sharing.😄 btw , wish there was a way to see the room you couldn't get to.

[@FogartyAvenue]

Epic place and grouse musos by ProleteR in the start montage. Sick vid KEEEP it up!! loved the colour of the wood of the weather boards. so old!! epic vid!!

[@PrairieDodgers]

Loved a lot of the original details still left, in this old home. Have a great week!

[@oldskool59]

Great house, and I loved the views from the windows. Excellent job loved it!

[@pepsi59980]

what a awesome find, i could spend all day in there just looking at stuff :)

[@vanessan7serrato208]

First comment 😁 love watching your videos great find.

[@ParkerProduction]

Thanks!!!!

[@louismcbride5666]

I loved seeing so many of the things in this house, especially the trunks and the old fashioned lawn mowers!

[@BrianSterowski]

There's still some cool stuff inside of there. Thanks for sharing!

[@pammiesue7931]

i love the intro don't ever change it :)

[@LiisGuyanaBabyx]

Wow! Beautiful house! Great job :)

[@Stellina1996]

love the music en the beginning 😁😍

[@jess4metoo]

Really cool house. It's hard to believe it was abandoned.

[@zipshed]

Cool place. Great job Parker!

[@owmeow]

Love your vids soooo much!! wish i had the courage to do this lol :( keep up the good work :D it's so cool watching videos like these. i always wonder how life was really back then, because now everything is so much different. still cool though :)

[@petriparkkinen3108]

Excellent intro music, good job!

[@ThisisDanBell]

I can’t believe you guys went up through a collapsed floor to get into this place. Haha. Determination!

[@ParkerProduction]

Haha 😎

[@snickety13]

Parker, hard to tell value of the Underwood typewriter ,need a date and prob a serial or model number, I saw some online with prices in the $300s $400s, and up. Of course prob depends on the condition too. But if cleaned up ,they might be worth something!

[@jeffmoore3449]

I'll let the spirit standing right next to you introduce himself. "My name is Greg!!" at 2:10. Start listening at 2:09 to hear it better. Greg seems to be calling to his "Grandpa" at 2:17-2:18. Again, it's best to start listening at 2:17. There sounds like there might be a kind of gruff response, "Yeah!!" at 2:18-2:19. I'm not sure what is meant by "Man in the back" at 3:39-3:40. It does sound like Greg is still there with you. He then says "You're in the right part of it" at 3:42. Wow, that's really clear. "Children in here!" at 9:11. Is that the Grandpa? He says "Not in my. . . !" at 9:17. As you look through personal belongings you can hear, "Hang on!!!" at 9:27. Is that "Help!!" at 9:40? The last half of the video has no EVPs, I guess the spirits saw you were not up to any harm and left you alone. Oh, there's an EVP. Someone seems to be calling you, "Stupid!!" at 18:-18:51. Do you ever feel like you're not alone? That was a really neat place, Thanx for letting me tag along.

[@lesfaul4924]

Whoa

[@sylvia2553]

informative and fun ,I loved the sweet little childs rocking horse the old typrighter and wonderful trunks,and yes I agree the keys hanging on the wall are to open canned foods.,but goodness me that snake skin will give me nightmares,please be careful and keep safe.

[@ParkerProduction]

This is older 2015 footage. lol I'm just now uploading it.

[@crazeenydriver]

at 3:57 its an oil tank, one of the early heating methods before gas :-)

[@ndog2005]

Love Parker Production video's. In this case, exciting..

[@MilkAndCornbreadd]

The motor with the pull string is from an old push lawn mower. The house has an excellent design. It looks as if it was probably built between the 1920's and late 1930's.

[@claire040776]

Wow! What an amazing place!!

[@claire040776]

I've missed watching you explore Parker! I think I'll have to start watching your vids over!

[@Jason_Phillips3679]

Wow Parker, that definitely was a sketchy house to maneuver through.. it sucks that you weren't able to go up to the other floor. I'm glad that u and Trevor made it out safe. 👍

[@jeffsemancik2060]

very cool find Parker....those bathroom fixtures, go back to at least the the mid 1940's , looks like it must have been a confusing house to live in back in the day with all the crazy staircase set ups

[@originalredneckgirl]

Oh boys..you havent lived until you have actually used one of those .." lawn mower things" lol

[@movieedge7370]

Very cool place ! Great video !

[@collidingplanetsexploring6630]

Love your intro..great video. Keep it up Parker

[@oldie-sf2ru]

I am shocked this house didn't cave in on you I'm SHOCKED! Dudes you are so very LUCKY! Do be CAREFUL!!! Those skis date back to the early 60s back then They were made out of wood my brother still has His. Thanks for sharing.

[@justaharmlesspotato6123]

Parker, I noticed the sign that said "F F Churchill", so I did a search. It led me to an old book on songs for schoolchildren, written in 1905, by an F.F. Churchill. Strange that you found a piano and old typewriter there. Do you think it could be him? Have you ever done research on the abandoned places you visit? I'm finding this stuff very intriguing! Thank you for your videos.

[@HeyItsCharlie]

I want to restore this house so bad, I love it!

[@forterierocks]

That model plane might have been a Blue Angel replica just by the colors and the duck is the Valasick pickles mascot

[@RobRobertTheMusicMan]

i was in jaw dropping amazement when u climbed up in the bad floor and seeing above you. dangerous place. livin on the edge yo! B-)

[@foomanchu7414]

love those old songs remixed..I have a Christmas one of Holiday Inn thats become my favorite

[@heywood62]

Nice find guys. There are many different decades of things in that house. It was to dark to see the piano very well but it looked like it could be an old player piano. The shed you were in first seemed like a woodshed. Take care.

[@frozenoem1]

For valuations and history of items left behind - library Kovel's Guide. Time frame of buildings, any architectural digest also at library. The building is a farmhouse not a mansion. Dating to 1880-1890, with an addition after 1920. Reason probably bigger family, more money and built an addition. The typewriter is worth $25 cleaned but, that becomes a thin line. Exploring not stealing. The keys found in pantry are sardine/spam, ham can openers. Ask your grandfather for an explanation of odd shaped cans prior to the 1960's. The soda or tonic bottles are 1968-ish pop top caps, made for opening with the thumb and an upward motion, no church key/ bottle opener required. Real value might be clock seen after typewriter and phone but, I can't tell by the video.

[@suzilindblad5207]

Though it is trespassing, you guys are always very respectful and appreciative of the history of the homes and their contents and these explorations are really fun to watch. Just please stay safe, ok?

[@ParkerProduction]

+Suzi Lindblad thanks! Safety is #1

[@snickety13]

Great video 👍👍👍

[@fire58372001]

Those key's that you found went to canned goods. You would open your cans with those. It looked like that it went to S.P.A.M. SPAM was an acronym for Shoulder, Pork, And Meat.

[@GreenAppelPie]

I'm no expert, but I looked at eBay for that underwood typewriter. I think that's a early 1900s model. A pristine one goes for around $200. I do know that was a very popular brand of typewriters at the time.

[@СимсФриПлей-о8д]

Super!👍

[@ParkerProduction]

+Симс Фри Плей :)

[@СимсФриПлей-о8д]

I Love you channel 😘😘😍

[@MaxZomboni]

The separate hot and cold water faucets were common until the 1930s, maybe even 40s. So that bathroom was probably last updated in the 30s or 40s. The rotary dial phone looked like a 1950s Western Electric model. The rest of the stuff looks like from every decade from the 1930s to 2000s.

[@shannonm75]

My grandparents had separate faucets in the bathroom for years and I don't think it changed. They both passed away in the 80s, sadly. My mother and her brother had been raised in the house with not many major changes, nothing fancy.

[@MaxZomboni]

+shannonm75 Interesting. When I was a kid in the 60s my family owned an old turn of the century hotel. A few of the bathrooms still had those separate faucets, but my dad had upgraded most of them to single faucets. He was pretty big on remodeling though.

[@симсфриплэй-я5щ]

Video!👍👍👍👍✌

[@claire040776]

I can't believe I missed this vid!!

[@chrissytaylor5690]

Looks like it was built 1830's-1850's judging by it's design. Definitely a Antebellum home!!! 🙂

[@deborahbond932]

The room to the side of the house could have been a summer kitchen. They used them to keep from heating up the home during the warmer months. The stork is for a new baby announcement. You would put boy/girl and weight stuff like that. Glad to see that you and your friend do not take things from these places except you video's which is the way it should be. And Please don't tell people where these places are because there are so many destructive and ignorant people out there that would come and destroy things even worse then they are already. Let it be yours and your friends secrete. Another cool old house that someone has let go to rot and ruin. So sad to see this don't you think?!

[@garbage854]

Cool Video :)

[@leno4399]

old plantation maybe I don't know great video

[@snickety13]

YIKES! Hope that snake was LONG GONE!!! 😨😨 LOL scary

[@gordontheengineswifedr.nirmal]

The circles in the walls....r those vents? They show up in several of ur farmhouses vids

[@TheEverydayVlogg]

Nice videos keep it up m8

[@vanessan7serrato208]

Obviously someone takes care of the house still the grass looks cut and maintained

[@hunhun23]

the only thing that you could really do is to write down the address of the place, go to the county courthouse and try to find the owner and offer some money on the antiques and the plane.

[@maryfay1123]

that little building first went into is a place for freezer and washer and dryer spot.

[@ladyravenswood147]

The keys you found at the end of the video aren't car or door keys. They are from canned hams. That use to be the way to open the ham was to use the key that was on the bottom of the can. I know this because as a child I had to tape a whole bunch back onto the cans when I pulled them all off. I was a rebellious little girl. By the way great video.

[@ParkerProduction]

+Lady Ravenswood thanks for sharing information! :)

[@andrewbrendan1579]

Hi again, Parker! You mentioned that there's a name for the kind of piano you found. I'm not certain but I think it's called a pianoforte.

[@ParkerProduction]

Ah thanks! If you watch my latest video you will see that the two pianos relate

[@claire040776]

Just near the end, Parker you said that you wished you knew all the history of the bits and pieces. You just need to get your Grandpa to come on your explores with you. 👍🏻

[@Katenpie]

Whatat a shame. It was a lovely old farm house. I applaud you kids for wanting to enjoy these old structures. You make me laugh with how much you don't know what things are, but you are young and I am not.

[@aweeri43]

Love the intro music and i want the house for the views

[@MrMac5150]

*I wish I could buy it and fix it up*.

[@lesfaul4924]

It sits on property that is right off a busy main highway. I bet it'll be rezoned for commercial before too long.

[@scott6858]

cool videos park im a fan now be safe

[@ParkerProduction]

+scott baker I will!!

[@originalredneckgirl]

This is good. I liked listening to you describe some pretty common things but I guess they are not common to you precious OH and the heater.. its a wood stove :)

[@ParkerProduction]

Thanks!!! :)

[@johnwayne5289]

good video

[@CuracaoLife]

Was it a plantation mansion?

[@ParkerProduction]

I believe so

[@CuracaoLife]

Parker Production ok :)

[@zandralane3400]

The stuff u guys found in there is with so much money 🙀

[@ParkerProduction]

Ikr! Pretty awesome

[@tysonbohl7005]

Hay Parker what's the song called from the intro

[@Glibzer]

April showers proletR

[@nicolerej3099]

did anyone see the macintosh and what is the song at the start

[@claire040776]

Can you possibly post the link to Trevor's channel please?

[@maryfay1123]

underwood typewriter is worth maybe 10 bucks unless u restore it then u might get a 1,000 bucks. plus I think that section of stairs is messing is because there something up there that they don't want ppl to see! a lot of ppl will knock out part of stairs to keep ppl from entering onnwhat ever their hiding!

[@roxannedargie3590]

You guys are like two mice in a maze....I cant believe you are in there! I'd be so afraid whats left of the floor would give way! Please be careful guys!

[@teresaread8185]

It's not a cartoon but a stork, you put it in your yard when you have a baby. Choose pink or blue.

[@karlschweizer8836]

so sad the place in going to fall on top of all that cool stuff

[@claire040776]

I'd don't think a person would store keys on the wall in that walk in cupboard. It is a great concept/idea; but just the wrong place for it because if they had all the keys in once place that could be seen by all from the outside (straight though the window) it may lead to breaking in.

[@alfredritcher]

The keys you saw were the tabs to open some tin cans

[@brandonmeshok52]

underwood typewriter may cost 150

[@ParkerProduction]

I wonder if the owner would let me keep it

[@roccpro5021]

Next time when you finish piano playing, ..put the cover back on the piano

[@ParkerProduction]

I did put it back on. I just didn't show it my friend

[@roccpro5021]

+Parker Production - ok.. than i like this video. Thanks for the tour

[@ParkerProduction]

+Rocc Pro Lol thanks! I wouldn't blame you for asking that question. I should've showed it on camera

[@Brianthehistorynerd]

Incredible....what a way to get in there. That big thing in the cellar was the oil tank. As for the keys they were actually used to open the old school cans of ham. Yep it used to come in a type of can. You would put the tab in the slot of the key and turn it and the metal band would wrap around the key as you turned it. Great job on this one. Shame u couldn't get in the other room.

[@RobRobertTheMusicMan]

you would push trevor down the stairs to get to the coke bottles. Coke-cains a hell of a drug =P

[@hovnarren]

Think that people actually have been living here and had I great time on, lets say 50s 60s ? Sorry they cant live more in the house. I would have !

[@sirmugman]

nice old vintage rocking horse, that would of been a very pricey item back in the day serpised you didn't sit on it ride it, the paino looks to be a baby grand paino basic a grand paino but smeller for the smaller house, i'd say use a size 10 boot to get in but then oh wait your the goody two shoes so no booting allowed, not like i'd just leave it i'd kick it or pulled it shut or kick it from the inside an wait...no err, huh looks like the house has started to fall in on itself might of been from water leakage or just wood worm, I DON'T THINK ITS BEEN THAT LONG ABANDONED SEEING AS THERE IS A BLOODY APPLE COMPUTER BOX AT 5:04 ! A G3 APPLE COMPUTER NONE THE LESS (or g4 i forget i know the ones that were towers made to look like the old 98 imacs were either g3 or 4 then you had the whole metal/aluminuim ones) some what partly destroyed 60's recodr player, looks like it was used for storage but it seems now most of it is too far gone to get or is owned by whio ever owns the house, 11:45 screw the phone those two mugs there!! you can come with me guys "scraps at screen" nuu darn you why isn't there grab and get it teconlogy?! nice big ol' trunk, still worth money those model plane parts if there in good shape as in are up to the safety standers, 13:24 that's a stalk from a hostipal were babies were sadly not the one that cabbish patch kids one but maybe a simer one? and at last we find the empty bottles there is found to be a few or one in an old not used house,

[@ParkerProduction]

+sirmugman well I think the place has still been abandoned for that long because I think they are now using it for storage.you can clearly tell that the add on in the back is fairly new. some of the things you said are right but....

[@dianabeets5854]

nice tour,shame would love the coke bottles.

[@ParkerProduction]

Eh they aren't that special probably $3 a pop. Plus I have a ton of them they date to the 70s

[@dianabeets5854]

wow

[@RobRobertTheMusicMan]

watch The Money Pit. avoid everything that happens to Tom Hanks =P

[@tanyaredick]

The first video of your that I watched, you played some music and just showed the explore. I loved it. Now your videos are moving too fast and we can't see anything without suffering motion sickness and your mouths are running non stop. Jeez. If you are excited about an explore, then go through and figure out what excites you most and then show it to us. But organize yourselves. And mostly, quit running your mouths constantly.

[@ParkerProduction]

Please watch my newest videos. These videos are old and outdated and not to be taken seriously

[@piperhalliwell222]

that house is not from the 40s it's from 1890

[@suzilindblad5207]

Though it is trespassing, you guys are always very respectful and appreciative of the history of the homes and their contents and these explorations are really fun to watch. Just please stay safe, ok?