Abandoned Plantation with a dark an Evil basement (gave me the shivers)

Driving through the country side one early morning and i pass this long row of trees that had a drive way going through it, so i told myself... i gotta drive down this and record it. at the end of the drive way there was a decent sized house, appeared to be abandoned with an older ford f150 out back being taken over by mother nature. the front of the house is what really caught my attention. i parked and explored on foot. this place was huge, finished attic, and a basement! 4 stories! but nothing compared to the stories of went down at this place back in the day. almost every room inside has a fire place, old style kitchen but industrial looking. the basement was grim, pitch black n smelled foul. i didnt have a flash light so that made the explore much more exciting. all i had was a dying cell phone to provide a tiny bit of light. enjoy and thanks for watching!

[@Thetwins34]

if those walls could talk

[@anyal.6638]

Michelle Williams I always think about that...

[@jeng4524]

They would probably scream.

[@BernadetteAliceaWarner]

I said the exact same words

[@friday5561]

Would anyone visit that place?

[@padussia]

@@friday5561 I would if they fixed it up.

[@jimmybiggs9230]

Instead of just looking at an empty shelI I want to hear about the history of the home owners and the slaves and what the man of the house did for a living to afford such a grandiose house.

[@leahakel6383]

Me too

[@poppaluv]

You can't look at the building and tell it's NOT a plantation house? lol

[@claudebishop6557]

BURN IT DOWN TODAY !!!!

[@Sunnyskies1955]

@@poppaluv No, I agree with Jimmy (LOL). There should be some audio associated with this video, LOL. I think Jimmy has a good point, LOL!

[@poppaluv]

@@Sunnyskies1955 what part of it's not a plantation home do you not understand?

[@smug8567]

A guy by the name of Hans Grogen lived there from 1854 until 1948. He grew tobacco and cranberries of all things. He served in the confederate army under Gen Simon B Buckner during the Civil war. He was captured at New Creek WV a small skirmish that took place there. He was imprisoned in Chicago. He escaped that prison by broke his leg in several places.After the war, he tried to return to farming but his leg never healed right. In 1866 he married Mila Swarrigen, and when she gave birth in 1868 to what he believed was his brother's baby, he killed both Mila and his son, and hid the bodies in the attack of this house. Authorities did catch up with him a few days latter and came to arrest him, he shot himself in the head on the porch of this house. Mila Grogen and baby were buried on this property, with a small stone marker. I have been told the markers were swept away in a flood from 1985. So that's the history of it

[@introvertexpert4297]

Smug Smugly Where’d you get it from?

[@davejones5747]

IntrovertExpert It's all made up. No truth to it.

[@kymmccluney8434]

@@davejones5747 How do you know it's made up?!! Tell us the real story then...go on! Am dying to know 😉!

[@santaanaluna4563]

Truth or not, this is a great story!!👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@smug8567]

Thanks!

[@cwb0051]

good job, but could ya Skip the creepy music?

[@dizzotizzo69]

You're missing the point, ya noob!

[@ellie2041]

cwb0051 I put the video on silent my nerves couldn’t take it anymore

[@jenniferdickinson9869]

Please! That "music" is annoying and distracting.

[@jenniferdickinson9869]

@Khetman of the Zaporozhyan Cossack Host Not for me. I watch for historical value and curiosity. I love old places and explore many myself. No annoying music needed.

[@SusieSynth]

Ooooouu creeped out huh?

[@gatebell1]

I can't believe how many floors are in this house !

[@dhr.neuteboom4536]

2 + attic...

[@therealdri1404]

@@dhr.neuteboom4536 there’s a basement and attic there’s 4 , besides no one asked you how many

[@jval75816]

The music is really Annoying...that House is not scary it just needs some TLC and it would be beautiful.

[@jaeeluv]

Jennifer Valdez 😂😂💯

[@chialee5050]

Yep ,all those toilets needed was some TLC ,uuuggg

[@jenniferdickinson9869]

I agree, was thinking same thing. Sad, once beautiful old home with a tragic history. Clearly people lived there in the 21st century (satellite dish on roof). Music was the creepiest part of this. I found it annoying and distracting.

[@SassyMa_]

So your going to be "that one Guy' Huh? Ugh!!

[@levonford9780]

Really, give it a try.

[@michaelgarcia2024]

For best-abandoned cinema photography, the award goes to, Exploring with Purkz.

[@traceydelfs2657]

Love the music and camera work. Almost like a spectral entity in first person, lost and floating around the house.

[@ladyvalhalla7154]

Loved the camera drone footage. Also liked the video set to music with no talking leaving everything up to the imagination. That poor dead animal in the basement was so sad. Very creepy place.

[@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803]

Yes, a little creepy

[@Toltecgrl]

Makes you wonder how it found it’s way there? And why did it die? Was in unable to find its way back out?

[@reemclaughlin4260]

@@Toltecgrl I'm glad I read your comment first. I don't need to watch any further if there's a dead animal. ..✌🏼

[@snejenjend341]

Just by looking at this you can feel the energy of its history and how many people walked in and out of that front door & what these walls would say if it could speak

[@heru-deshet359]

It would say "No Peddlers".

[@bobsmoth-iv3sp]

You can it is haunted by the music

[@vivianbmartin]

I would have enjoyed it more if you had more light and didn’t go so fast! When you find a mag or newspaper if you would linger on dates!

[@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803]

:)

[@ghostcityshelton9378]

Vivian Martin. That newspaper was from 1996.

[@TH4TGRL]

You can slow the speed down

[@lucillebarker7455]

PRAISE GOD REPENT HELL IS HOT FOR THE WAGES OF SIN IS DEATH IN JESUS CHRIST HOLY BLOOD NAME.PLEASE READ YOUR BIBLE AND PRAY. JESUS LOVES YOU GOD IS MERCIFUL BLESSINGS PEACE HALLELUJAH GLORY BE TO GOD.AMEN

[@jeniwatkins3297]

@@lucillebarker7455 go away troll

[@Stormblast729]

This video is absolutely amazing and the music ties in perfectly! Absolutely love old places like this!

[@KKSgranny]

I watch a lot of abandon house videos. You, by far are the best with your camera. Love your flow. I will subscribe and like..

[@ivettemoux2924]

Great work...it makes me feel like I am walking through the house myself.

[@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803]

ivette... :)

[@conniecharley7086]

GREAT CAMERA WORK YOU ARE MAKING THIS SCARY. WAITING FOR SOMETHING TO POP OUT SOMEWHERE. YOUR SURE ARE BRAVE GOING IN OLD HOUSE THAT MIGHT HAVE A GHOST OR SOMETHING EVIL WATCHING YOU.

[@ghostcityshelton9378]

Connie Charley. The place is in Maryland. I'd love to do EVP work there, sprite box the whole works. I live in Maryland but don't know where it is.

[@twobrokeguyz1214]

Sprite box? Like a fairy box?

[@charlesharris5942]

Connie Charley I love your name sorry it’s similar to my name lol

[@gordonbricker1670]

Ghosts are demons, they can appear in any form in order to distract humans from the living GOD! Born again Christians can rebuke them in the name of our Lord and Savior JESUS CHRIST!!! ufo's, aliens, orbs, bigfoot, black eyed children, fairies, meermaids and the likes are also demons or nephilim (mix of human and fallen angel). Don't give them a foothold and don't contact them, don't use a "medium" this is forbidden in the Holy Bible, see Leviticus 19:31! www.gotquestions.org/channeling-Bible.html do a spiritual house cleansing truthinreality.com/2012/10/27/the-occult-cursed-objects-cults/ Ghosts are demons, they know a lot about a certain person and pretend to be that person! Liste to Dr. Lutzer and Dr. John Ankerberg: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q3OlmHVnhdhsobc These entities are part of the end times deception, we are almost at the end of the church age, please get rapture ready: accept JESUS CHRIST as your personal Lord and Savior who paid on the cross for your sins and came back to life on the 3r day!!! There is no forgiveness of sins without JESUS. If you die in your sins you will go to hell!

[@Abom79]

Wow, that's a hell of an abandoned place! Doesn't look vandalized either. It was really creepy, and was that a dead dog in the basement? Awesome camera work BTW.

[@cocksicklestick]

Abom79 thanks! You know I'm not sure what it was, I don't think it was a dog tho. Maybe a racoon or skunk? I couldn't tell what it was until I got close then I was like geez time to get outta here!

[@TwoWheeledBooBear]

I'm no expert, but it looks a lot like a pig to me, judging by the shape of the snout and ears.

[@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803]

Cool place!

[@angeloue2486]

I’m no expert either but, by simply looking at the bone structure and it’s size it does actually look like a dog. The tail is long but isn’t that of a raccoon or skunks. The amount of fur also indicates this animal was hairy and from the looks of it brown. Also by paying attention to the skull, although from the close up angle those ears appear pointed like a pigs, from other angles look like a dog’s ear. The teeth that are intact are all carnassial so my only guess is this was either a coyote or a feral dog that chose to find a quite place to pass. Many animals go into hiding when they know their time is coming to an end.

[@MissAprilCakes]

Exploring with Purkz - Time to dip!!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@pjbarthel2604]

Excellent find. Sickening yet another idiot property owner is letting this place go to waste so sad.

[@lorascelsi8102]

Waste not want not. So many families without a place to live. Needs a house blessing and a good renovation and a forever family.

There are numerous reasons why a property may be left to waste like foreclosure, death, financial distress, mold, structural/safety issues, etc. It doesn't mean its an "idiot property owner", most property owners don't just let a home rot away for the hell of it.

[@rebeccahopkins9522]

Pj Barnes could be that everyone is dead and there is no one to live in the house, or foreclosure, or unable to be sold due to mold and/or structure damage or property dispute, seized for property or unpaid taxes, or the owner lives in a nursing facility etc. When there are no next of kin, the property goes to the state you know; and when the state owns a property, it costs money to bulldoze so they could just be letting it rot into the earth. A lot of states’ do that instead of spending money on it. It’s a shame cause this could be a really beautiful house if restored. Like REALLY beautiful. It reminds me a lot of the house I grew up in. A 150 year old Spanish colonial with 4 fireplaces, 2 balconies, a secret staircase that led up to the old servants quarters, a double-stair front porch, columns, 5 doors that led to the outside (two of them at the front of the house like this house) and lot and lots of space. And lots and lots of creepy shit going down. Sounds of someone walking in the attic and on the main stairs. Shit moving and falling in that house right in front of you. Doors that opened and shut on their own. And once I even caught a strange inhuman sounding growl on my tape recorded. Despite that I loved that house. I had 3 cats and a dog and they were with me at all times and slept with me every night cause they were the only thing that made me feel safe in that creepy house. And yes they would meow and bark at the ceiling and at seemingly nothing 🤣 As an only child, I had a bedroom with my own balcony and fireplace. Sometimes I Still dream of that house, going through the halls and sitting at the picture window like when I was a child. When my parents got divorced, it got sold. But it looked a lot like this house, except fixed up of course.

[@DanielsArtStudioGamesAnimation]

Even they left their pet cat there to die in that home. This is sad

[@terrythomas790]

I would bet it was a stray cat. @@DanielsArtStudioGamesAnimation

[@LucasCobb]

Amazing video and great to see a new one. Please keep adding content. These are insanely good!

[@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803]

Lucus... Yes they are

[@tonyakeldsen1782]

The attentions to detail and craftsmanship is awesome, you don’t find that anymore. I love going through these rooms and wondering about the occupants and the lives lived in these spaces. Super presentation. You moved the feel of this place right through the camera

[@urbexfred9173]

plantations are always creepy & evil. great video dude. like & sub from me

[@meta-etherealinfo2445]

NOW this is one creep house..too many abandoned places and lots of homeless people..but again.who would ever live in "peace" in such houses..seen that is not without habitants? it already occupied.

[@daviedmond4639]

I WOULD LOVE TO EXPLORE PLACES LIKE THIS,ACTUALLY A HOBBY, ESPECIALLY THEATERS, HOTELS , AND VINTAGE LARGE HOMES IN NEED OF RESTORATION, YOUR SO LUCKY TO DO THIS .

[@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803]

I am still looking for an abandoned amusement park to explore/film for my channel :) Davi

[@debbyeilbracht-wittenmyer48]

Would have been nice to be able to see this gorgeous mansion! Next time bring a big flashlight with you. Otherwise a good video.

[@boj8612]

Delightfully amazing! You did a fabulous job filming and putting this together. So glad I came upon this. New subscriber for sure. The place looks like it still has some good left to it. I would love to see it restored. Beautiful property & home. Very impressed. Thanks for sharing. 👍

[@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803]

Hello RightyWW :)

[@michaleedwards4310]

Great drone camera work. I think you could slow down a bit, maybe linger on things like the newspaper, etc. personally I loved the music you are talented but 19K subs would indicate this already. New sub here! Keep filming please.

[@songbirdy]

@@christyalllen1139 oh stfu

[@lindapoore7608]

What a shame! It’s such a beautiful place just in need of restoration.

[@EnchantedSmellyWolf]

So. True. If it was free I would hire people to restore it with new updated modification and remove possible asbestos to make this my sexy house. With sound proof to prevent screans from reaching outside or loud classic musics. 🍷 🍺 ❤

[@leahakel6383]

Just the same feeling I have

[@Gambino_Crime_Family]

Uriel Septim there are no neighbors anyways so you won’t need that to quiet the sound

[@ivarfoslien116]

Baby's buried in the back yard fuk that

[@MarQ2KK]

Ill put my kids to work all day

[@lillyothevalley7315]

I can just imagine how beautiful it was at one time. The workmanship... the little things. Thanks for the tour.

[@lorascelsi8102]

History Matters. Hope it gets restored.

[@robloxtwoface]

Damn I wouldn't of been able to go in there alone...

[@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803]

:)

[@billyjoeness6546]

Is not that bad there is far more creepy places

[@joordanleung4848]

billy joe ness agree that there is far creepier places.

[@joordanleung4848]

Sidney Caroon I wouldve not gone in there because of mold in the place.

[@dancerforjesus962]

I dont think he is alone

[@loreleihebdon6595]

If walls could talk!! Would love to know the history on that house.....

[@nickrom11]

Excellent vid. Amazing how these places just get left to decay. Makes for some great exploring though... Great house!

[@hankrogers8431]

I'M VERY SUSPICIOUS OF THE PLANTATION CLAIM.

[@padussia]

Me too. This looks kind of recent.

[@spacebar6020]

Exactly. Indoor plumbing and an F-150? Just say really old house. This obviously is not from the 1800’s.

[@minir.3182]

@@spacebar6020 lol, this is showing 1800's features all the way...and they are all well preserved. It has been upgraded int the 1950's, and it was a tobacco plantation.

[@edgonzalez3820]

yeah definitely not a plantation. The house was actually beautiful and interesting on its own. Did not need all that spooky music. People grew up lived, loved and grew old in that house. Nothing sinister about that

[@Dime.Society]

Ed Gonzalez the guy killed the wife an baby n dug a grave on the property. He killed himself as well. Very sinister to me. But if those walls could talk

[@Amber-tu2ol]

I would love to restore this house.

[@Amber-tu2ol]

Khetman of the Zaporozhyan Cossack Host Its really sad that it cost that much :( as I have about half of that I could spend on renovations and If I could I would only renovate if they could promise to get all the lead paint out if there is any.

[@kymmccluney8434]

Sounds magnificent. Are the piano keys white jade? What would you do with all those rooms?!! Nicest Servant quarters I have seen. Would be amazing for an extended family to live in 😊 Just wondering what that strange "torture" looking device was for...😂

[@dawnatilla]

its absolutely gorgeous...such quality, prob top notch at the time. love the lead glasswork.. (glass leadwork?)

[@rockstone5313]

me too heck it looks like a good cleaning and a little paint , new floor covering and very little would have it livable again . I would clean it all out redo the ground floor move in and work on the second floor in my spare time and move up a floor at a time till I had the whole thing done. I commented asking where it is and if its for sale I will try my best to buy it .hopefully the one who did the video will let me know where it is I just love that old house .

[@rockstone5313]

Khetman of the Zaporozhyan Cossack Host maybe if you were foolish and hired it all done by rip off contractors it mite cost you 100,000 to fix it up lol. as a contractor for many years I can tell you for 775,000 dollars I can build you a house bigger than this brand new from digging the foundation all the way up to the roof turn key ready to move into. how many you want built? you must live in California or new York city to come up with that kind of a price lol . I worked construction most of my life now 62 years old I bet you I can make that house look new again under 20,000 in materials and do the work myself . or I could get a honest contractor to do it all for around 30,000. I will find out for sure if the guy who did the video reply's with the address of this house if its for sale and not too over priced I am going to buy it. I am in TN 60 mikes out of Nashville and bentwood near Nashville is where all the snooty rich folks live you can buy a new home as big as that for around 300,000 -400,000 and that's brand new turn key move in ready in Brentwood the highest real estate market in the state of TN . I know this because I built a lot of them and subcontracted a lot of them out over the years . there are lots of tip off guys out there but there are also lots of hones ones .20,000 in materials would make that house look new again and about 10,000 in labor from a honest contractor . as far as the period correct furniture unless you wanted to show it and sell tickets or something to walk through and tour it why would you want to pay dearly for uncomfortable out dated furniture when you can buy new comfortable furniture for a fraction of the cost of the old stuff?

[@della6320]

I am totally impressed with video! With nothing but a camera and incredible talent someone was able to create an amazing piece of art. I just have to watch this more than just once. I'm plugging this on my " favorites"... Totally awesome video!

[@Nowitsfound]

Man. .just think of owning that and remodeling it to original. .would be beautiful

[@justcruising5856]

Some of the best camera work on here!!!!

[@feralLove]

Love the architecture but the vibe of this house is that of one with a seriously dark history especially of people having been abused. 💔😢

[@kymmccluney8434]

Yep. A lot of fear in those walls. A mean female. Dishonesty and unequal rulership with a long period of pure misery. Happiness initially...that's what I'm picking up.

[@lynniekaye7513]

I felt it too and I muted the music to double-check the vibe

[@vickieneiswonger1098]

It looks like an old whore house from the very late 1800's till the early 1900's. And yes the girls where abused greatly ! The upper side porch was where they were to show themselves to the clients.

[@RavenKnighthawk]

Nothing there that a good cleaning and cleansing can't take care of.

[@gigicostlow4414]

@@kymmccluney8434 That's because the man that owned it killed his wife and baby son. He thought the baby was his brother's. The bodies were hidden in the attic. He killed himself there when they came to arrest him. She and the baby are buried on the property. Yes, a lot of paranormal activity here.

[@jomama5186]

That was really nicely done !!! Man that is a big one. Sad.

[@islandgirl5382]

Weren't U Trespassing????

[@videodiscjockey4808]

BAD - SCARY - CREEPY - HAUNTING .. YOU NAME IT

[@charlottedennis1001]

WTF, is that a dead dog, no my skin is crawling.

[@cheesesteak2795]

I hope it isn’t

[@zazaaziella16]

Wonder if that Ford could still run?!

[@ladysheba4318]

LOL! I was wondering the same thing!!!

[@richardofsylmar]

Truly enjoyed the video, loved the music you set it to. Thank you.

[@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803]

Same here

[@constanceroma8264]

Loved the video. No useless babbling and people tromping around making noise. Love the camera work.

[@cocksicklestick]

Constance Roma thank you!!! Appreciate it

[@YouUceireTube]

Nice music....what the soundtrack bro? Hell yeah! I loved that toilet!

[@jeanheard4615]

If the walls and trees could talk

[@enelespejo]

Excellent filming and sound. You are very talented.

[@patigiddens1314]

What an amazing house, too bad there's no history on it. I love your style n these videos so many people blab useless shit in theirs. Thank you loved it!!!!!

[@Halloweenlover10.31]

Pati Giddens I agree that the camera work is great and no need for useless babble but if you're not going to talk during the video I'd at least be nice to have more history in the description. You elude to a dark history, but nothing else was said? From this video all 1 .ca. see is how a once Grande manor is now sadly abandoned.

[@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803]

:)

[@dianashrum3256]

My madden name is Giddens. It is said that all the Giddens here in the USA came from the 3 brothers from Cork Ireland.

[@beverlybalius9303]

Exactly!!! Most of them take too slow and BLAH BLAH BLAH.....And i get bored!! Then bybye

[@beverlybalius9303]

@@dianashrum3256 my Irish ancestors....2 brothers came from County Mayo.....thats all I know....they were Germans.....go figure that one!!! But i did read there was a big German community around there or Dublin???? Thats all i know....we thought we were Irish.....the name was changed from Drecht or Threish to Thrash when they got here in America before the Founding of America......they fought with the French against the British. Took native wives.

[@gepettoe]

I enjoyed this style of filming- idea to run by you- take along some mono filament line and rig the doors to open slowly as you approach when panning in slow motion. You are very talented. I can not watch another exploration video with someone spitting out inaccuracy's about furniture ,history or floors being very spongy ." Less is more" Love it!

[@missycitty9478]

What a shame to abandon such a spectacular home. I'd live there in a heart beat. (Restored, ofcourse). 😃 Awesome video! Thanks for sharing.

[@0FreeYourMind0]

Why would you want to live in a place where an unknown number of people were enslaved and tortured for who knows how long? 🤔

[@missycitty9478]

@@0FreeYourMind0 why would you question my reasons? Hmmm?

[@0FreeYourMind0]

@@missycitty9478 Honestly? Because I think it's horrendous to want to live in a house where people were r*ped, tortured, and most likely murdered on the regular. A place where Mother's were separated from their children, Husbands separated from wives... Whole families torn apart in the name of money. That place holds the pain of an untold amount of people who were treated worse than livestock and worked until they died, with no say in the matter. It says a lot about a person who would say "Ooooo how pretty I wish I could live there".

[@missycitty9478]

@@0FreeYourMind0 oh please. ALL homes have history. Smh. It's what you make of it afterwards, and the love you bring into it after the fact that makes ALL the difference in the world. Are you always do fkn negative? If so, lighten up. Life is too short.

[@0FreeYourMind0]

@@missycitty9478 Ah. You're one of those. Shame. I'm sure the descendants of the people that were trapped there would agree that it would be extremely distasteful to dream of living in a place of their oppression and nightmares. Your comment is insensitive and shows what we need to fix in this world. Might I suggest you watch Bambi and remember what compassion is? Or even a book on the subject. Try "The Delectable Negro" by Vincent Woodard. Good day.

[@scooterc4937]

Excellent camera filming, some of the other explorers need to take classes from you!!!!!

[@cocksicklestick]

cooter crowe haha thanks for the comment! That made my day!

[@anyal.6638]

cooter crowe so true!💖

[@erinthesystem9608]

That place just keeps going! In spite of the true creepiness of some of those rooms, I'm at a point today where I'm just stuck on wishing I had even a fraction of that amount of space for living.

[@jaxyab]

I have a weakness for stairs. Beautiful explore! Thank you for sharing this stunning home! Be safe.

[@caspence56]

How sad that what was once an exquisite home should disintegrate into ruin.

[@starr6465]

What did the Slave Master do in that basement to to Men, Women, children and babies who were enslaved on that Plantation ? By now only the Lord knows.

[@stac123100]

You got some awesome camera work. Your my favorite

[@ebenezermarley]

Poor creature in the basement. I hope it was quick, painless and natural causes and not by someone's hand.

[@nancyM1313]

Feel the same way. Hope it was natural and QUICK🐕🐶🐾🥀🐈🐱

[@TruthbetoldJ146]

Poor tree hugging pusscake.

[@ebenezermarley]

@mike murfree - awww thank you :-D

[@AndreonLong]

Wow! Excellent video. I really enjoyed this.

[@garymazzeo3490]

It would cost a fortune to bring this house to it's original look .

[@CradleEpiscopalian56]

Why bother when you can use the same floorplan and build from the ground up? Want those architecture features - salvage yards or buy knockoffs made of polyurethane. The fakes look genuine and are easy to cut the put anywhere you like. I have 2 large rooms with amazing moldings and I DIY'ed the project.

[@mikem4548]

Loved how you filmed it! You really know how to film!! Great find and a monster of a house! You can tell, back in the day it sure was a grand house for a family, so sad to see it just wasting away 😕

[@Toltecgrl]

Great job! No talking. You just left it to us to feel whatever we felt. Now various people saying a man killed his wife, baby and himself in this house. How Scary! I couldn’t go in that house. And how the heck did the dog get in there?

[@nonosquare4218]

Finally quality videos. I’m totally sucked in!

[@ashwinisukumar2573]

OMG. How could someone go to a place which is so scary. Very very scary..

[@MelinWisconsin]

I love the way this house was built, spacious rooms, cool windows and doorways. If I had the money I’d buy the house to restore it.

[@0FreeYourMind0]

Why would you want to live in a place where an unknown number of people were enslaved and tortured for who knows how long? 🤔

[@amia.4444]

@@0FreeYourMind0 she’s being ignorant

[@martinemikita9281]

@@0FreeYourMind0 It's a part of history.... The house is beautiful... History doesn't remove the beauty. History has offended you in some way...

[@0FreeYourMind0]

@@martinemikita9281 Ignorance offends me. I agree, the place is beautiful. Do you think the people enslaved there saw it as beautiful, or their own personal hell on Earth? Do you think they saw it as a house beautifully built and situated, or did they see their prison, a literal house of horrors? You can't omit the horrific history just so you can enjoy the beauty. That is ignorance and that offends me. I'm sure it offends the descendants of the people enslaved there too.

[@martinemikita9281]

@@0FreeYourMind0 honestly, I do believe that the enslaved were MORE than capable of finding beauty in their surroundings... Their situation wasn't beautiful, however I am almost certain that they saw beauty in the home... Even in a bad situation I can absolutely find beauty... the enslaved were NO DIFFERENT...

[@dervangie]

I really liked the layout of that house, it would be very cozy if it was renovated. Too bad it’s abandoned & creepy looking. I really enjoy the way you film your videos, awsome work.

[@friday5561]

Imagine how creepy that house is at night

[@lilybeth1509]

Why would you wanna live in a plantation of all places ????

[@timeandtimeagain4391]

@@lilybeth1509 because it's a beautiful piece of architecture.. houses aren't built sturdy like this anymore.

[@jackyhawkins1895]

Big eerie place. Beautiful shots, excellent footage even if it was your dying cell phone. New subscriber coming up. Many thanks for sharing

[@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803]

Hello Jacky! :)

[@MegzeeR]

Nice job! Great house. The kitchen stove and oven were definitely from the 1960s and the pink tile with black trim, 60s but some of the furniture was 70s and possible early 80s. What a story that house could tell :) thanks! Loved it.

[@cameleonfleuri]

Question: In the basement, the windows have bars and then we see a heavy door with various locks on it that leads to a creepy bathroom and a weird dark room with something like a decaying bed or wooden box with what looks like human clothing on it, a huge bone (could it be human?) and the rotting body of a dog ...! I would have like to see better with a little more light, a little more filming of it and a wider view, at the end, of the room. Somebody can give an explanation or maybe have a theory about that? To me, from what I see, it looks like a place where people could have been kept captive.... Oh!

[@bitwright5185]

If the walls could talk they'll say, run black people, run as fast as u can from the evil inhuman devil's. One day they'll meet Karma.rest in peace black people.

[@ceilconstante7813]

The BEST Abandoned historic home tour!!!! Excellent camera work and the music was perfect!

[@Notorious2PacOG]

this house is absolutely stunning but full of dark history.. I am imagining how many slaves had passed on in that house & now possibly roam property in their afterlife. That dead animal in the basement is super sad. That is a terrifying place to pass on. I must add this footage is gorgeously done & the music fits everything with no talking just your imagination. Thank you for capturing history.

[@LuisRodriguez-ig2me]

One of the best awesome videos I have seen so far.

[@cocksicklestick]

Luis Rodriguez thanks!

[@jinnianfoote277]

People who explore abandoned building alone are taking a lot of risks especially if they don't have a good light (two is better in case one breaks), and safety shoes so if they step on something sharp it doesn't go through their shoe into their foot. Also, mold especially black mold is really nasty to breathe in the spores of. A Good respirator should be worn at all times. Inhaling mold spores can lead to severe respiratory illness and most doctors will NOT check for mold inhalation unless you tell them you were exposed to mold. Mildew can be bad for you too. Was that a dead animal in the basement? If so then there could be Anthrax spores down there too. Exploring alone is super risky. What would you do if you fell or injured yourself and your phone died or fell out of reach? Who knows you are there?

[@thedutchessofdragonshyre4630]

what kind of history is behind this home do you know

[@ghostcityshelton9378]

At--11:15-- It looks like a dog to me. Maybe it ate something down there & it killed it, or had a fight with another animal & lost. I hope no one hurt/killed the poor creature. Maybe it stepped in a trap & couldn't get out.

[@cheesesteak2795]

Awww Rest In Peace Doggo (unless if it’s a raccoon or something) 😢

[@michaelwhyte1094]

Damn they had direct tv back in those days.

[@saibellpamc376]

Right! I saw 1996 on that newspaper shot.. still amazing videography.

[@charlottewebb5987]

i just came upon your channel excellent footage love this video and the way you precieve it with the music and silence adds to it i am now subscribed and look forward to more of yours

[@SarahGreen523]

Wish I knew what state this was in so I could consider the historical reference. Looks to be late 1800- early 1900, with a 70's remodel in the kitchen, bathrooms and that weird paneled room with the odd fireplace in it. The attic is finished because they were back in that time; that's where the servants stayed. This is a really cool old house that was pretty expensive to build and maintain. I wonder what impact the original family had on the local history. Thanks for sharing. I like your style.

[@cocksicklestick]

Sarah Green its in Maryland and thank you

[@ghostcityshelton9378]

Exploring with Purkz. Oh wow! I live in Maryland!

[@neilwagner524]

Sarah Green is the

[@ruthowens2640]

Sarah Green the guy filming this ,knows where the house is , why does he not say ??

[@Colettegirouard]

Sarah Green it has appliances from General Electric which were made 1956 that’s nowhere near 1970s remodel.

[@snoobiedoo6705]

I wouldn't say that this particular viewing of this house was anything but evil but beautiful. I think that in some certain parts of the house could have used a little bit of lighting when viewing but I can say that this particular video was absolutely superb you showed that you knew what you were doing with your camera which is something that I haven't seen in other abandoned videos from other absolutely a great job on this video.

[@paranormallovermarlene7965]

Hi. Too bad so many beautiful old homes are abandoned like that. Real shame. Cool to explore though. ☺👍

[@elsiekirk7506]

Did someone buy the place. And where is it located. Interested

[@ndog2005]

RE 'stories of went down at this place back in the day ?? & that was ? OMG, house is gorgeous, & when you say 'evil' you do not kid.. thought heard running water & later saw bone.. Excellent video & Great find..

[@Exploringin80HD]

ndog2005 lol it's called sound effects.

[@moniquewalker4763]

All of these properties are dark & evil,all of them not just this one or a few,it's ridiculous to think otherwise,a house filled with horrors so unimaginable,i'm completely disgusted.

[@johnstup4479]

Oh, if the walls could talk. Cool and creepy at the same time. Was that the decayed remains of a dog in the basement? Sad. Enjoyed the video Purkz.

[@ThinkerOnTheBus]

+John Stup If the walls could talk, a fly I would be.

[@_anon_4532]

It looked like a pig

[@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803]

Creepy, but cool

[@rushellealexandra5243]

no its definitely a pit bull type dog with the cropped ears looked like they abandoned it and it was chained to that house like thing with the cut out... at... 10:56 ... u can tell it was something converted into a dog house... and looks like there is the remnants of a chain .. and the dog carcass looks to be a pit or pit mix .. poor thing was probably chained there and left to die that's why there is that weird vibe.. the dogs ghost is unhappys ago

[@rickster348]

- wish the walls did talk maybe we'd know what went down there.

[@shab3134]

Not abandoned too long...seen a satellite dish. The bathroom tiles looks fairly new

[@dsw_heelskill9013]

Sha B Lmfaooo you just had to ruin it, huh?

[@marysepradet6515]

you don't talk and you are right, much more impressive like this, very nice vido , thanks !

[@CradleEpiscopalian56]

Whoever is flying this drome is amazing!!!

[@dallastx4443]

I'm flying it thanks!!

[@notvibevr]

@@dallastx4443 cap

[@JohnDoe-sf5wr]

Get out of there that music scary 😱

[@lynnlopez3274]

Fantastic video craft! I'd think it would be a good rehab?

[@ginamacdougall8288]

There was no info off the address..? Perhaps you could look up in public records and search the names of the people through police and Civic centers, clubs, Or neighbors local schools and churches, college's it would be interesting to know

[@ghostcityshelton9378]

Gina MacDougall If he gives the address the the spray paint ding songs want to distory the place. I read in the comments that the place is in Maryland. I live in Maryland but don't have a car.

[@amandachili9218]

Someone wrote the history of the house, go through the comments

[@-thud-]

Great work! More please🤗

[@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803]

:)

[@asimi1572]

Awesome camera work and the back ground music is really chilling,such a huge abandoned house ,too good filming

[@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803]

:)

[@elmin82]

really good editing and filming , bravo.

[@Canerican.]

Fantastic video!! The beginning reminded me of a Rob Zombie film-it's too bad that old house is sitting to rot though!!!

[@christinahardy5938]

To my ancestors endured this enslaved my people my people I love you cuz I'm related to them beautiful people then God's arms forever but these people that own plantation you're going to pay for what you did to my people you are going to pay the most high God he is still in control Justice will be done 👍😊😊😊😊

[@MrJasonshores364]

What a house, sad that it's left to rot. The rooms are so spacious and it looks like it's solidly built. Great video!

[@Yahzjewel]

the choice of music is so frustrating. it is as is my history is constantly a joke used for views . This music is horror like . when we were real slaves going through hell . there should just be more compassion and respect than comical horror music playing in the background 😒😒😒

[@computablu]

Great cam work.. i wish we could've gotten some stories about the owners and the house tho.

[@derrycklabeija1815]

Freedom of speech. If I said what I wanted to say. I would cause mayhem. But I will anyway. "For what has been done in the past will never be forgotten by many. And the blood is on their hands for what they did. And now America is paying g the price for what their forefathers did. You can never repay the dead and the slaughtered. Only time and the spirits of the past will find them out."

[@travisexe4095]

I would love to buy a big old place like this and restore it

[@Bedheadeadhead]

Awesome find. I bet it was beautiful in time. Thanks for sharing

[@ghostcityshelton9378]

I live in Maryland. Would love to do EVPs, the sprite box, EMF the whole nine yards there. Metal detect. Was that a grave in the back yard? A fallen headstone? The bars on the basement windows was a trip. Hate to be stuck there during a fire. I wonder if folks might have been locked in there at one time or that's where they stored their valuables.

[@LizzieLou4552]

Did you find it yet? He said it was in Fredrick, MD. I hope you look for it and find it. Would love to see what you get.

[@cameleonfleuri]

Well I'm curious too because in the basement the windows have bars, as you said, and then we see a heavy door with various locks on it that leads to a creepy bathroom and a weird dark room with something like a decaying bed or wooden box with what looks like human clothung on it, a huge bone (could it be human?) and the rotting body of a dog ...! I would have like to see better with a little more light, a wider view at the end of the room. Do you have a theory about that?

[@cheesesteak2795]

@@LizzieLou4552 wait this house is in Fredrick Maryland?

[@tonyagetsreal8905]

Mop and glo on sink? Newer mattresses. Newer than mine. Just recently abandoned. I am afraid of old houses. It’s a beauty nothing being paid. The minute you restore here comes the taxes and worth. And it abandon again.