Abandoned Tenant Farmer House Discovered In Woods Of South Georgia | Bottle Dump and More

[@AdventuresIntoHistory]

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[@carolmiller9996]

The hubcap is from a Packard Clipper, last car they made in the mid 50s. Husband says ‘55 to ‘57.

[@diane1390]

I remember RC Cola, Planters Peanuts and white wall tires. I had white walls on my 1963 Rambler Ambassador Stationwagon, I bought that car in 1974 and sold it in 1976. I remember Mr Peanut 🥜, I remember eating peanuts at the circus in Selland Arena, and me and my brothers throwing peanut shells at people below us, we were kids back then.

[@THEOLDPIXLEYFARM]

Thanks Other Robert for exploring the abandoned land

[@marshashelley8668]

I remember those tractor cycles! They were cool!! Grew up in the late 50s and 60s. What you find brings back fun memories!!

[@butterflylady8875]

Mrs. producer sounds like a kid in a candy shop😁👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@garystaab7835]

The ships wheel on the hub cap was a symbol used on the Packard Clipper. I think early to mid fifties.

[@cynthiathomas162]

Never disappointing. You're both a gem yourselves! Thanks for the memories.

[@phyllismote1750]

Didn’t need that fuse box to know they had electricity at one time, Robert. The television was a dead giveaway. 😂Fun exploration you two! ❤

[@sherrillcornett4212]

Upper 10!! What a memory!! I had forgotten about that!!😮

[@robertburns3014]

I took many a soda (or "pop") bottle that I found back to the store to get the deposit money so I could get more junk! I grew up in the 60s and '70s. It was like finding cash on the ground! 😊

[@RapidFireHorses]

It's the same nowadays...them coke cans if gathered enough can get ya cold hard cash and plenty to add more to your collections at home, or to stock up on more drinks, lol.

[@ellietobe]

Globalization began during the 60s which ended many small businesses. Then during the 70s they began regulating farming and that began bankrupting many family farms. Then the food corporations began taking over food production. Most of the food we buy is produced by corporate farms and sold in stores owned by big corporations. It is also genetically modified.

[@evdallas123]

I used to love the bumper jacks they worked without having to get down on your hands and knees

[@SeoJun-Sara97]

“Remember when you got into trouble stealing bottles in that man’s backyard?” 😂😂😂

[@sandraplonka5225]

Thank you the other Robert and Mrs. Robert. Such history

[@anjanettealexander3993]

Verrrrrrrry interesting!!!!!😮. Thank you both!

[@theodoredugranrut8201]

Thanks, Robert, that was good fun.Central California watching

[@CartoonForFood]

I remember back when the Coca Cola bottling company used cane sugar in the product the flavor was very different than today.

[@alanatolstad4824]

My hubby drank lots of Coke in the early 70', & was he ever happy when they came out with 2L glass bottles, & then they even sold it in a 4-pack take home caddy!---Tramping through the woods with Robert & the Missus, next best thing to being there!

[@cherylpeterson2289]

Upper 10 was first marketed in 1933, 7up in 1929, and Sprite in1961. Upper 10 was discontinued in 2000

[@bethwishitwereviolet5938]

The flower is a wild morning glory. So pretty.

[@marshashelley8668]

Love this channel!! Love to explore old places and cemetaries and you guys do such a great job of showing the country down there! Thankyou!!!

[@MitchellPack-zw4vu]

I appreciate you showing the old home places and grave sites, it truly is interesting

[@cindyhenning7832]

I love to watch you find the old! I love the memories it brings! Miss those fun days

[@carolb29]

Your producer is having so much fun...love it!

[@sandysue202]

That was a fun video, Robert! Your producer is so funny...she gets so excited when she finds the old relics! 😅

[@kathyniedholdt9533]

Thank you. Helped me delay doing my laundry. Truly appreciate your videos. Hello Mrs. Producer.

[@brendahogue5487]

May the lord bless and protect you and bringing out the past history

[@bethgiesey9405]

This was so interesting. So many neat finds. Thank you Robert & Producer for a good adventure

[@suzannetisdall7609]

Thanks for the new video Mr Robert. I look forward daily to your videos. But lately, the new ones has dried up until this one. But, thanks for sharing.

[@AdventuresIntoHistory]

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[@lindawilder3148]

Thank you for bringing us with you on this adventure!

[@2manyroberts]

Here in the south on the forest floor, leaf litter piles up holding plenty of moisture, which accelerates decay of wood.The house appears to have decomposed in place which leaves behind only brick stone or metal; and glass. Many times vacant houses are stripped of functioning parts like doors, mantels and windows... it seems if there was any wood it was either carted away or burned by hunters for firewood.

[@celleduffel1533]

This was a fun video..today is 8/3 and our heat index is 109. Yall stay cool and dont let this heat get the better of ya.

[@deborahczepiel7355]

Armadillos are a pain, I live in Florida and I had one that dug up the yard really bad. Finally got a lawn service that put down stuff to kill grubs and they went away. It looks like those people that lived there weren't poverty striken as they had a tv and some nice shoes for the kids.

[@lorikrafft8197]

I agree with you I think the smaller ones tasted better. I used to shake them up a little bit and get rid of some of the carbonation until it was just right for me.

[@mammahasspoken]

Sounds silly but what I found interesting was how many of those bottles you found were soft drinks. Mainly because there was a deposit on those at the time of production and EVERYONE always returned their pop bottles to get the deposit back. Heck, kids would go out bottle hunting to take them in for cash. It's just recently that bottle deposits are no longer a thing in some parts of the states. But for the time this house would have been around (looking at the debris that is left) bottle returns were a must. I remember walking to the local gas station as a kid and having to drink the coke while there because we didn't have the extra pennies to leave the deposit so that we could take the coke home.

[@turdferguson5300]

I did the same thing but we only used our guns for hunting. Today they rob an steal for extra (drug) money. Nobody goes to Hell for collecting the deposit on a soda bottles.

[@vickiedempster4564]

I remember small bottles of coke. We poured peanuts in the drink. What fun. Or we took ice pick and punchered a hole to suck the coke out with the lid still on it. I love hiking with you two and the excitement both of you have. Do go back and set up housekeeping with all you found, house and farm implements. What fun!!!

[@nedrakrodgers7976]

I’m addicted to the videos. Makes me sad but brings me many memories.

[@marilynhemingway5219]

Very interesting love these history finds!! Good finds.

[@kathleenputnam5787]

Robert, I would say the television is a late 50' s model. I remember the first TV my folks got , had a green screen.

[@alanatolstad4824]

We had a tall version with a very small screen around 1956. Watching Captain Kangaroo & Howdy Doody on a green screen felt weird, but it's what we had!

[@annettegraff8323]

​@@alanatolstad4824My dad got our first one in 1956 It was small and has a round screen I remember wanting to stay home to watch Captain Kangaroo instead of catching the bus 😂 Only got to see it if home sick We got two channels with rabbit ears and an outside antenna

[@rppope1006]

Wait, a green screen inside the tv?

[@alanatolstad4824]

@@rppope1006 It likely was something to do with the tubes of the day!

[@LindaZeno]

The first one I remember was a perfectly round screen!

[@charliepc56]

I fondly remember the old tube type TVs. I had a electronics hobby in the 1980s and early 90s. They were phasing out tubes in the 1960s and 70s, and I remember servicing the hybride TV sets, part tube and part solid state. The last tubes to go were the horizontal and vertical sweep tubes and the picture tube. That old TV looks to be late 50s or early 60s.

[@maryr7800]

When our tube TV would stop working, we would check to see which ones looked burnt out and take them to the drugstore, which had a tester. When we found out which tube was done for, we would look in the cabinet under the tester for a replacement. When we got home we would put the good tubes back in along with the new one(s), turn on the TV and Voila ! Good times !

[@charliepc56]

@@maryr7800 Those were the good ole days. Now, everything is so small, and the drugstore or a Seven Eleven store is no help. I remember watching a guy at a TV repair shop turn the set on and go instantly to the bad tube and replace it without turning it off.. I stopped my electronics hobby when everything became surface mount. Thanks! Have a good day!

[@annettegraff8323]

My dad has a side job in the 50's at the local furniture store repairing TV's and radios!

[@thomascanavan8686]

Thanks for making these videos. Love the History. Great job as usual.

[@susangray1609]

I have been watching Sidestep Adventures way before Into Historybwas put in the title. I know or at least 4 years and I thought I’d seen almost all of them but I could not believe all that I’ve missed! Love you guys!

[@janedoe3880]

Terrific episode I couldn't stop watching have you ever thought of looking at census records or the purchase sale records of properties to determine who lived there when ?

[@nancyprice5148]

The house may have been a duplex because of the fireplace that has 2 sides. Or a big house that had a kitchen fireplace and a main room fireplace. Beautiful setting for a home.

[@lisaquigley-moon9583]

Was a larger house with all the pillars

[@ohoopeewoman7824]

Most, if not all, houses with two rooms or more had a fireplace that worked from both sides.

[@chriswilford3576]

Other Robert, your wife was having the best time today, great video, love you all, from Brisbane Australia 🇦🇺

[@pamelasinclair-karney8856]

Thank you for taking me along for the adventure it was very interesting.i had fun thank you for sharing 😊😊😊😊

[@SandyD2022]

When I bought my house, I found a brand new old car jack in a storage room in the basement. I gave it to me brother who displayed in his auto shop.

[@denisehibbs9576]

This is a great adventure ! It's fun to discover artifacts from long ago. Thanks for sharing!

[@helenarubio3371]

so glad you documented the explore

[@gaylevanheiningen7333]

I had white shoes like those late fifties, for Easter !!!

[@balfourgrl]

Armadillos carry leprosy! There are several cases in Florida and around the south!

[@raallen1468]

Also.... salmonella on their hides. (?)

[@Republic4ever714]

Truth!

[@ohoopeewoman7824]

But from what I've read, the people in Florida who have this disease say they've not ever been around an armadillo.

[@annettegraff8323]

​@@ohoopeewoman7824Takes years sometimes for the disease to manifest Could be brought in by refugees Or gotten on a trip to other countries

[@LindaZeno]

When I lived in Texas for a few years I never had a problem handling those babies.

[@janecarolhogue3140]

Plymouth wheel cover. This was so much fun Thank you so much

[@katherineyanagihara2909]

Aloha 🌺 Robert & Mrs. Producer! That was fun!🌺♥️🥰

[@shannonhenry3416]

Hi all. Just getting caught up from what I missed. This was great with all the relics. The hub cap was from the late 50’s 55-57 seen it called a packers clipper hubcap. 😊👍

[@marshashelley8668]

That little white flower is a morning glory, also called bind weed. Considered a noxious weed here in the north. But you can buy them as flowers with blue or pink flowers. Very pretty!

[@dorenedaniels7493]

I have enjoyed this very much and you can learn so much on this one God bless you both 🙏❤️🌹

[@Chaotic-Demise77]

Hello OR, thanks for that exploration. I do similar things like that myself. Interesting history & relics. I wasn't born til '77 and my birthday is on the 24th. I turn 46. I have no clue on the door but my parents did have a '76 Monte Carlo so, I do remember the push button door handles. I also remember those old bumper jacks as well. Those were the best jacks. Now days, they're a "pain in the rear" jacks, lol.

[@joanneclarke771]

I think the blue on the inside of the door that connected to the center support might indicate robin’s egg blue. My husband had a 1964 Dodge Dart that color. It had the push button transmission.

[@MillerMeteor74]

The armadillos were cool. I've never seen one, since we don't have them up here. Nice. I love Coke bottles. I don't know why. I just do. I never heard of Upper 10. Okay. Looking at that house, and the way there's nothing left but a chimney, steps and foundation piers, I might guess that it was wiped out in a forest fire after it was abandoned, and had started to grow up into woods. If it was up here, that would be my guess for sure. But then the TV doesn't look like it burned. So, who know. It looks like that chimney was in a wall between two rooms. I have no idea on that wheel cover or that car door, though I'd guess the car door was from the 60s. Cool explore. I enjoyed that.

[@frankscarborough1428]

Loved this so much thanks. It's fun to watch you two explore

[@MargieT6223]

Great job guys thanks. God Bless!

[@sheilamoore3220]

Enjoyed your adventures on this video. Y'all found a lot of different things . Wish you had pictures of the people that originally owned this property and told some of there life history. Can't wait till the next adventure.

[@sheliapritchett5196]

Love these videos you two do ❤️❤️

[@LindaSimic-qt3mh]

Thankyou robert awesome wonderful amazing welove you

[@karenstraw8689]

You found all kinds of neat stuff

[@Nancy-kw8xz]

Hello Robert thank you for bringing us alone I do remember the door with the old push button and the jack and the white wall tires I was born in 62 so I remember some of these things my guess the door might have came off a Ford until next time stay safe take care love from upstate New York❤😊

[@kathleenwoodbury7491]

Very interesting post! Glad to see you own more than one shirt, other Robert! Introduce your producer!

[@southernmama9362]

Omg when he calls us kids i just smile lol tor is like my yt dad lol, love to yall❤ love the videos

[@johntroy6323]

I think the house was dismantled and moved. Very cool thank you for the video!

[@Drinksalotobeer]

Man, y'all are not exploring an old property, y'all treasure hunting? I'm jealous! Thanks, for a great episode! I just subscribed! I've been watching for about a month and ran across this episode. I used to live near some of the places you go to! I lived in Lumpkin for a few years.

[@sharonladen3638]

Upper 10 was a soda that debuted in 1933, by the Nehi corporation.

[@nathanfisher1826]

Great job

[@veralida7264]

This was a genuinely fun video! Ya'll really made it interesting and I was feeling the excitement!❤❤

[@rangerbull]

I used the old bumper jacks to pull up fence post. Works good

[@2manyroberts]

Great Idea thanks!

[@777poco]

Agree a bumper jack I remember using one back in the day

[@larrysmith6499]

Great video and finds

[@suzannetisdall7609]

That hubcap is from a Plymouth. That tv is a collectors item and can be restored. Some folks do collect those.

[@theresagura74]

Love pop in the glass bottle.

[@sandraroberts7406]

IRON BEDFRAME AND SPRING.

[@ohoopeewoman7824]

I have spent quite a lot of time this morning researching that hubcap, but found nothing. The closest was c.1950 Plymouth with a full sailing ship emblem.

[@bridgetmuehlberger5141]

Great video!! So glad you went back to explore some more. You really hit the jackpot! I love Producer-Mrs-Other-Robert's idea about going back and setting up the house with all you found. That would be incredible to seeeeeeeeeeee! You've gotta do it! Pleeeeease?!!

[@Treasuremonk]

You ever get to Hickory NC, I can take you to some really old, forgotten cemeteries, some With great related history

[@lisaclay3137]

Gather up all the car parts and build you a new car.😊

[@ohmeowzer1]

You made an armadillo friend awww

[@jamesbass9797]

You should keep the Upper 10 bottle. Might be worth something since they don't market them anymore.

[@karenshepler7128]

Such wonderful finds thank you for the. Take a

[@hrhdianednum7203]

Station Wagon Door and I really enjoyed the objects that you discovered! Are you two related because you seemed to know familial information.

[@wendyconley3694]

Great video.

[@hamerhead2]

i live in huntsville al. they were clearing an old field to build new houses or something they uncovered an old dilapidated tenant house in deep trees and some kinds of vines

[@2manyroberts]

@hamerhead2 That sounds Neat!

[@el_deplorablede_tejas1394]

My family were tenent & share croppers thru out the years here North and South Texas. My family lived in a 1890s house with a Out House til 1980, Thats now a suburb neighborhood of NE Dallas. And we're still here. The house is now a historical preserved property.

[@2manyroberts]

Thanks for sharing! I've met others who were sharecroppers it was common in farm communities especially during the depression.

[@ohoopeewoman7824]

You bought the house?

[@newlam7958]

My 1977 Plymouth Volare had a jack just like that. It hooked on the bumper through a slot. It also had a REAL spare tire, not those plastic things where you can only drive 30 miles an hour.

[@DeepSouthTechie]

I saw an old glass Kool-Aid (Liquid) Mix bottle among the bottles on the steps. I have an old picture from 1970 where I was drinking Kool-Aid from a bottle that my Mama filled for me. I remember sucking the bottle till part of my tongue got stuck in it and then letting it dangle there, lol. I was 6 years old in the picture. These videos sure bring back memories. We were tenant farmers in the house that later burned down with all we owned in it, a family of eight.

[@2manyroberts]

@DeepSouthTechie Thanks for sharing your history with us, haven't seen a glass koolaid bottle before!

[@DeepSouthTechie]

@@2manyroberts You're welcome. I really enjoy the videos. Great job!

[@johndavis3921]

I will guess it is a right rear door from a 1965 Plymouth. My opinion is based on the absence of a triangular vent window and the raised portion in the sheet metal between the window and the top of the door handle.

[@andreamills5852]

61 or 62 Chevy Biscayne ?

[@LindaB9654]

We believe the hubcap is to a 50’s model Packard Clipper. Considered rare and may be worth $60.00.

[@argo84]

Pretty sure that was a joro spider an invasive species that started out in north Georgia around Athens. Sorry to see its made its way down to your area!

[@2manyroberts]

Yes! They were Joro spiders, I couldn't think of the word.

[@suzanneflowers2230]

I would hate to be exploring there at dusk and run into that baby doll arm lolol...

[@stephenkorab6456]

My guess on that hub cap, ... Maybe from a Packard Clipper?

[@carolwilliams9143]

I agree that cokes taste better in the smaller glass bottle.

[@lauraalbert3607]

I just love these videos, so entertaining and relaxing!! 💖Am I the only one surprised to see armadillos in Georgia?! I thought they were only in the southwest!🤔 Finally, when will we see an encore puppet performance?!?! Inquiring minds want to know!!😂😂

[@annettegraff8323]

😂I've seen them in my sister's yard in Orlando !

[@vickiebrannon5217]

They are all over Middle Tennessee