Abandoned Vintage Items Home Return - What's In The Attic?

[@JPVideos81]

Yes i know i said mud wasps and not dirt dobbers. Mistakes happen... You still got the point! I tried something new in this video. I kept the camera rolling the entire time, up until i leave the attic. Let me know what you think of this technique. Enjoy the video.

[@pcaddison491]

I like this technique of keeping the camera rolling.

[@beccamajollo6594]

I like the continuous filming style as well.

[@AyronP1983]

Filming like this makes the viewing experience more engaging for the viewer 👍🏻👍🏻

[@nancygalloway5341]

i like this keeping the camera rolling. thank u :) great vid; such interesting items. lots of stuff but it somehow didn't feel hoarderish to me. i did wonder if perhaps they had some sort of thrift store & vandals have just really trashed things. i recognized items from 50s, 60's & 70's. thank u for taking us along again for the explore; it's always an adventure. keep safe & God bless :) :)

[@amandahall8435]

Yes! Keep it rolling! Love your videos!

[@sheapiland8779]

I feel so sad for the elderly couple who once lived in this house. No family or close friends who could take care of their personal belongings is even more sad. It's just hard to imagine all this stuff left behind. :(

[@nadinechandler8898]

I like that u kept the camera going...and i like that you are respectful thank u for that as always stay safe!

[@marybethsmith6458]

Well at least now we know what was in the attic.Thanks for going back. Since the people died from cancer caused by contamination it probably came from the well water being contaminated either from run off or ground water that leached into the well. If they had children, they also would probably have died from disease or cancer caused by the contaminated water. Stay safe and God bless.

[@johnwayne5289]

like it when u keep the camera rolling the entire time. and also you're not 2 fast with your camera like most. enjoyed

[@JPVideos81]

Thanks

[@tshaffpa33]

Behind the house by the landfill was the poor farm. There was an orphanage and a graveyard for the unclaimed deceased. Very well could be haunted!!! When I worked for the county I spent a lot of time at the poor farm. Always creeped me out.

[@veronicapace7198]

tshaffpa33 A poor farm? What is a poor farm? Orphanage and graveyard...Sad combination. You must have a lot of interesting stories to tell!

[@tshaffpa33]

@@veronicapace7198 a poor farm was like...welfare. when people were too poor to have a home...they could stay at the poor farm. they would work at the farm and get food and shelter in return.

[@scrimdaddy]

Oh wow !

[@JPVideos81]

Thanks for sharing tshaffpa33

[@Shalzbut]

If there was a poor farm and orphanage behind the house the explanation for all of the toys and baby items could be that the couple took in foster children. The age of the toys and items range across several decades which doesn't make sense for a couple who had no next of kin.

[@billywilliams2521]

Yeah those are what we used to call dirt robbers. They catch nothing but spiders and put them in those nests with an egg. They don't sting, unless your a spider. Great video, love watching , I don't live far , I'm in Williamsport. Keep up the good work.

[@shelleyd124]

Up in the attic, amongst the magazines, I saw a picture of Davy Jones of the Monkee's. Maybe from a magazine. Just before you picked up the McCall's magazine. In fact you laid the magazine down on top of the picture. I'm a big Monkee's fan, so it caught my eye. So sad to see all that vintage stuff being ruined......

[@JPVideos81]

I always seem to miss something.

[@erinantrim2652]

Huge Monkees fan myself. :)

[@mayday4380]

Wow it is a shame that none of that stuff can be saved.

[@tamarastringham8425]

Yes I like it when you record continuously!

[@SaltyNationalist]

Keeping it running like this gives us the viewers a real time look into what you're seeing at the time.

[@TarynsTime]

I clicked to set reminder, I was pretty late to watch the last couple but I am looking forward to this one. This is my favorite type of your videos.

[@TarynsTime]

@Susan B lol

[@teresaseals1087]

We call the mud wasps nests in the south dirt dobbers.

[@fernandezrodriguez8505]

yes we do lol

[@nancybarnett2832]

In Iowa we call them mud dobbers.

[@fernandezrodriguez8505]

YES!!! Always let us see everything you see. I hate those cutouts between rooms. make us miss a lot

[@JPVideos81]

Thanks

[@elizabethtorres6069]

Exactly, when property is still sitting on their land, it's all owned. Once the items are outside on the curb, or in a huge recycling bin, again on curb. It's considered garbage, and open to the public if interested. Thank you for Part 2.

[@nkbbrigger3359]

Yes I like to watch as your moving around as you see stuff

[@elnabjelland-hughes8172]

I enjoyed watching with the camera on the whole time it’s like being there myself. I would love to have that ceramic stove it looks in good condition. Another amazing video thank you J . 👍😁

[@karenpacker8862]

Love the new continous video. The story of the people but sad too!!! Antiques are awesome so are you!!! Thanks.

[@combatgirl38]

Rick and Bekah have some really great videos for abandoned vintage but this one officially tops them all! Being 98 lbs I would have skipped all over that attic, digging away!! I saw Tons and Tons of stuff up there to dig through but I completely understand how that was not an option or even a draw. Especially when the lower floors are time better spent should you have it. The fact that all of these collectibles in plain sight remain year after year tells me that there is something more to that property than meets the eye. Especially being on a main drag! I haven't given much critical thought to this type of thing, but it seems that something is allowing for this house to keep all of its treasures. And with the flood of-2011, you said? being the heaviest damage done to the items, it's even more curious that kids haven't decimated the place with vandalism. Not a drop of spray paint! How can that be?? The roar of traffic was nonstop, this just doesn't compute. I find that to be very intriguing. Thank you for the great documentation and for returning to this incredible and curious house! I tend to agree with most of the details that you point out and this video was no different. Is there a basement here, or did I miss its mention?

[@JPVideos81]

Basement was showed in part one, but i couldnt go down there as the steps were no longer there. Thanks so much for watching and commenting.

[@helenferris575]

8/13/24, Greetings, JP. I could have sworn that when you were in the attic, that after you looked at the McCall's magazine, your camera panned over a page from another magazine that is in a box. I believe it shows Davy Jones of the Monkees sitting on a couch. I enjoyed your camera always on, but if you could pan over items a little slower that would be a help. One of my bathrooms is done in a sixties theme. I got fed up with themes of fish, ducks, geese, blah blah, blah. I had saved my favorite Davy Jones pictures. All for naught. When my daughter grew up and was enjoying the tv show and music, her favorite Monkee was Mickey Dolenz. ... Keep well.

[@TOADZSALZA]

Love the Vintage Old Bed Frames!!

[@barbaraness1973]

Thanks for taking us along on your adventure. I’m off to watch the first video of this house 😁

[@JPVideos81]

Enjoy it

[@julieb2398]

Mud dobbers :) They look like a wasp but don't sting. I remember my mom buying baskets of tomatoes in boxes like that! How cool! I am glad you are ethical and don't take things.Keep up the great videos!

[@kafrose1]

Abandoned for thirty years? I'm surprised the vandals and thieves haven't found it yet! I just stumbled on to your videos a few weeks ago and now I'm addicted. Keep them coming!

[@JPVideos81]

Its right along a busy road, so that's a good deterrent.

[@sharonlegnon427]

OMG the stove!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Soooo much stuff!!!! Absolutely yes on keep the camera rolling. I see fruit boxes. There is an awesome fireplace mantel with all the bells and whistles. I would have to say they were definitely hoarders.

[@suzantonn1188]

I like your videos and you do well when you show us what you see, film and narrate at the same time. You're a natural!

[@JPVideos81]

Awww thanks suzan.

[@qeensadie2385]

yes I seen the first video and that was awesome as well as this one and both are beautiful just full of everything, its amazing that they wouldn't have kids or grandchildren with all the kids items.Keep the videos coming they are always a blast to see

[@lyndoncastonguay4813]

Out of all the opacity type of shows out there, I gotta admit your show is the best....

[@JPVideos81]

Thanks so much

[@577buttfan]

Three golden rules in Urbex. #1 Never break and enter #2 Never take anything #3 Always respect!

[@JPVideos81]

You got it!

[@ellenherstead1343]

Thank goodness you keep everything in its place and you are careful.

[@ledabigelowstephens5]

It's really a shame this stuff doesn't get the care they need. Being an antique collector myself, it just saddens me to see the stuff the older people had, isn't better cherished. I just wish some museum or something could get this stuff. Thanks so much for the tour. Be careful.

[@garnetbarton3313]

My grandma always called them mud dabbers. I noticed the dishpans in the house and thought there was no running water in the house. My grandma used to say we had to run out and get it. No hot water. Had to heat it for everything. A different life than what we enjoy now.

[@kaycooper8251]

I like to be able to see everything possible.!So exciting!

[@kaycooper8251]

P.S. We call them " dirt dawbber" nest, here in Texas. I'm interested on old glass,purses,old picture frames and photos,eye glass frames,antique everything really. I'd have a hard time not taking a treasure when I know it's only going to rot away.I would HAVE to find an owner of some kind to ask permission of.Even if I had to pay.

[@patriciamank5694]

Hey JP. I only found these videos about a month ago. I've been watching in every spare moment. I've watched several videos by others and yours far exceed the others. You pan slowly, there is some thought to approaching the rooms and the levels. Most important of all, every other word is not the f bomb or swear words. I thoroughly enjoy your videos. Keep 'em coming!! Sincerely, Patty from Maine.

[@JPVideos81]

Thanks Patricia. I stride myself on having a family friendly channel. Be sure to check out my abandoned remains playlist for all my abandoned adventures.

[@citten4u]

Love How your showing this as you go through this house. It is all good. It's hard to believe that these poor people had no children. Keep up with the excellent vlogs. And thank you.

[@johnkitchko2349]

There's lots of baby n children things for a couple w/o kids. I'd like the stove n sewing machine.

[@trishakawanna]

I thought the same thing re so much child stuff.

[@scrimdaddy]

Maybe they had kids and they died ?

[@johnkitchko2349]

You would think you could research if the people had children n they pasted away.

[@FirstLast-vr7es]

You passed an old tube radio from the ~1930s in there. Very cool. I'm particularly interested in vintage vacuum tube electronics like that. Shame to see it sit and rot though. Someone could still love and cherish it today.

[@localsouptalks]

From the exterior, this house reminds me of a house I drive past daily here in SW PA. Yes, the chimneys were built that way, but it also looks like they’re shifting a bit.

[@iamnikkinitro]

Them costumes are so awesome! You know my love for Halloween is huge! They would be awesome on display.

[@christinasmith156]

I love that you kept the camera on and that you don't have the camera flying over every room. This is the first time I seen your video so I quickly hit follow and the bell.

[@JPVideos81]

Thanks christina. I try to keep the camera rolling as much as possible.

[@galvaceci6498]

So many very nice old toys. Thanks for sharing.

[@KflanntheRailfan]

Another great video jay, I almost wander if people just dumped stuff there after it was abandoned for a few years and of course vandalism. Nice find.

[@carolynnaumann2306]

I like you showing as you go, just be safe doing it. Thank you !

[@paulakent3752]

I'm glad you went back...mystery solved. Stay safe.

[@angelinacarraway3576]

Wow so many wonderful antiques!!!!

[@DebbiMarie]

I just wish someone would save these items of our history. I can’t believe there is not a thing that can be done. Maybe some historians know what can be done. Excellent vids. Thanks for all your work.

[@manda7808]

Great vid! I don't mind the continuous rolling. There definitely is a lot of baby/kids items for someone who didn't have any. Maybe they babysat?? I would love to have that old stove though! So much stuff to look through! Love it

[@shots2]

that is a cast iron stove covered with aggregate.... procian would break too quick..... aggregate was used to cover steel pans and pots to stop them from rusting....

[@shots2]

@Martin Luther you dont have to be an ass about it.. it has different names... also called Enamel. and call agate ... never heard it called porcelain

[@valireparrish2200]

i love the kitty statue sitting on the old stove

[@PreppingAngel]

There is a couple of pieces worth a little money in there. The sewing machine bases people make table out of them. It's a shame someone doesn't rescue some of the antiques. People also restore the old cook stoves. Those can bring in some really good money. Old school desks in my area will cost about 75.00 each. The old strollers are worth some money too. I wonder if you could get permission to rescue the items in different places.

[@beverleystone1102]

Hi jp, really enjoy your explores. I noticed painting or pictures on one of the room walls from the distance caught by your camera. Couldn't really make it out. Sad to see the singer machine perched there , wonder when the last time it was used! Here in Devon UK I have been in oldway mansion the sewing machine inventers Singers family home sadly it was used by the council for offices and allowed to deteriorate and is up for either auction or sale it was given to the people in trust sadly the council didn't estimate the building as valuable so rather than keep up repairs they moved out. The machines are still great collectables here and after cleaned up sold for good price. Thankyou stay safe best wishes bev stone UK. Sounds like your not so well would be best to get a mask due to mild spores asbestos and dust. Thankyou for returning to the attic room.

[@JPVideos81]

I do have a respirator. I'm getting over a cold.

[@pattyroosa1712]

At 3:50 classic Toss Across from the early 70s. The green creature toy buried was a ride on caterpillar for a toddler also from early 70s. Fun childhood memories. 😊 Also canister Electrolux sweeper by caterpillar. Dropped one on my foot in my younger days and broke two toes and lost four toenails. Those machines were beasts! 😭

[@JPVideos81]

😲

[@pattyroosa1712]

Ooops meant broke two TOES. Darn spellcheck. 🤣 Also at 1:50 when you pick up the jack-in-the-box, the thing under it with the wheels is an Oscar the Grouch toy from the 70s.

[@racheallove6603]

I just set the reminder. 😊 ...can't wait!!!

[@cheryllambert4067]

Your videos are all great. You always go at a great pace and very informative and thorough. I know I would love exploring with you and seeing all the antiques and woodwork and lifestyles of people. See ya soon.

[@JPVideos81]

Thanks cheryl

[@lindaknight3771]

I waited all day for this video...then sat down to knit...a baby sweater and have no little ones or grand little ones at the moment....Got immersed in it and was watching videos from Finland...looked up at clock and ...CRAP!...darn it anyway it was 1030! I too was expecting to see so much interesting stuff..house is crammed full of stuff..and the one place it should be, it wasn’t. I was wondering what that wooden thing was right in front of you. I loved seeing the fifties stuff..my kitchen is fifties themed..I have a chrome set with cherry red seats and backs, so that red highchair caught my attention. Still was interesting up there..probably treasures out of sight hidden under magazines. Better to be safe..but I immediately thought..hmmm a door laid out on the rafters would have been nice..and I believe I saw one off the hinges downstairs..lolo...just sayin! Such a great house to find. and I think a bathroom is hiding in a closet..at least a commode.

[@susanbraun31]

Wow, the traffic was loud, didn't remember that from the first video but then I get up and walk into the kitchen and forget why I went in there, lol. I like the continuous filming, enjoy your commentaries. I've watched a couple of your older videos when you were first starting and didn't say anything, I like how you talk now and point out things. Still sad how things are left and abandoned, thx for sharing

[@JPVideos81]

Ty susan

[@susanbraun31]

Enjoyed the video and liked that you kept it going as it felt like I was there with you. Sad about the couple that lived there and the house, must not be any kids of theirs who want it or maybe when they died that was it, either way sad. Like that you are respectful even though property is abandoned, your momma raised you right! As always, thx for sharing

[@JPVideos81]

😊

[@Gypsy839]

Thank you for going back and the history of it!so much stuff what a shame!

[@lindawillis1102]

Nice video, and I would say the costumes are from the 60's and 70's that had the plastic masks...I remember because they made you very hot and hard to breath LOL

[@megiab]

80s. One is a cabbage patch costume.

[@richdiscoveries]

Awesome man, I am standing by and waiting. Can't wait to see the new video. I think the next time I do a really cool video that I am excited about I might try this premiere thing. I like it and it definitely gets me amped up for your videos, and although my videos are not nearly as good as yours, it may get some of my followers amped to see mine. Can't wait to see what you got this time my friend

[@JPVideos81]

It definitely is fun. I enjoy connecting with my viewers. Make sure you advertise and let your viewers know about the Premiere feature and what time you plan on doing it.

[@jeanettebateman6394]

I believe you showed a bathroom that was behind a door in the room with the cookstove behind a large piece of furniture that you accessed somewhat from the other side.

[@patriciatinkey2677]

Thanks for going again! Wondered what was in the attic last time. Thos house looks so much like 1 I used to know near Elliott City, Md. Used to think the biggest threat was mudslides & flood! Never considered to ic run-off.

[@debratunnicliff8718]

Do you know who the owners were? Surprised this house wasn't torn down or sold to someone as a fixer upper. Wonder if maybe the bank has a hold of it too. I like it you keep the camera going, so we don't miss a thing. Really nice video JP! Thank you.

[@rosa-f4865]

What a shame peoples life and history just rotting there was evidence of children being there at some point in time you said it had been flooded water shows no mercy .You should really wear a mask and protect yourself from the dust and air in there I enjoyed your filming as it is and thank you for showing all the vintage memories take care next time xx

[@abenakination6205]

Really nice video, Iove looking at these, thanks!

[@donnicholas7552]

Cool video! I was curious as to what was in the attic. I liked the continuous video.

[@Piecemaker1623]

What an interesting place. I do like the uncut videos from time to time.

[@newstart819]

Really enjoy the video. My mom was a clean hoarder but when she got older and had to move, her house unfortunately was left in chaos. A lot of vintage items were left behind due to house having to be sold so quick. Unfortunately I am guessing items were thrown out. I didn't have enough time to rescue much since I didn't have a place at the time. But I did get pictures.

[@sgmason59]

I enjoyed the filming all the way through as well as you talking throughout, makes for a more interesting and involved viewing. Really sad history.

[@JPVideos81]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@lisainthecold4287]

What do you call a Jack in the box with no Jack? A box. Lol. Sorry had too. Great video!!

[@barbaraness1973]

Reminds me of the attic stairway in my grandparents old house.

[@anitaromero5477]

Thanks for the video it was cool to watch.👍😊

[@altarecord6932]

I like you keeping the camera rolling also you go slow as your explaining things so we get to see it not as a blur. I love your videos enjoy them all thank you so much.

[@JPVideos81]

💙

[@doloresdrury8018]

The couple had no children, But there are so many things in there for children??

[@sheelfjohnson]

Thanks for going back to check the attic 👍 One weird thing about this house: there were 3 chimneys in the attic, but I don't remember seeing any fire places? Maybe I missed them? I guess there was that one stove that was venting to somewhere... Also so weird that there was no bathroom!

[@JPVideos81]

Most likely sealed up one or two of the fireplaces.

[@giniwalters8401]

Great video Jay!!! I enjoyed watching it!!! I love all of your videos 💙😊

[@terienglish6018]

On top of the "orange cove" crate it looks like a Victorian era easel .I believe it's called a ball and stick design. I like you kept the camera rolling, numerous neat items left behind

[@Momvon1]

I absolutely love that wooden shelf in the Attic wow I would go through that attic come get me my attic is like that we can explore together

[@JPVideos81]

Lets do it!

[@SueGirling68]

Hi Jay, did you ever go back to that weird place hidden in the woods with all of those abandoned houses, the video was called Abandoned vacation homes - forgotten summer getaway. A cool return visit and nothing seems to have moved since you were last there, the attic didn't have as much stuff in it as I thought it would. Really cool part 2, thank you. x

[@JPVideos81]

We have plans to return there on the 16th. Hoping to do a live stream from there in the morning. If i cant stream, then it will be another edited video.

[@SueGirling68]

@@JPVideos81 Ooooh cool, could you let me know somehow when the livestream will be so I can plan because I'm in the UK it's harder to watch as it's usually late at night here and i'm an old fogey and go to sleep at 10 lmao. x

[@JPVideos81]

Sure

[@SueGirling68]

@@JPVideos81 Thank you.

[@lori_1407]

I kind of think that they had a thrift store at some point and that is where a lot of this stuff comes from. On the clothes rack with the costumes (in part I) there are those size separator things on the bar/rack. Also, I want to say how much I love your videos JP...I always end up searching the histories of the locations/things you find and discover so much fascinating info.

[@JPVideos81]

Thanks so much lori

[@florencetravis8522]

I graduated in 82 the costumes were from early 70 if I remember correctly

[@rosemary-bn2di]

Awesome video , enjoyed it .

[@lexerj]

My mom told me about those plastic costumes a while back. She had a Wonder Woman one and I can’t remember what she said my uncle had. So crazy how different things were back then!

[@JPVideos81]

I think i had one or two in the 80s

[@daviddixon7119]

First off, THANK YOU!! I love what you do and the respect you give to each location you visit. KUDOS! I'd love the opp. to do something like you're doing. Not many opp.s. in Alaska for something like that though. Secondly, ( Which should be first on my list.) I really enjoy the fact that you don't feel the need to use profanity in you videos. I'm not afraid to watch your videos with my kids. That being said, another popular term is "lath and mortar" for the wood and plaster on the walls. And for electrical wiring, a lot of the old houses will have what's called "knob and tube" which would be individual runs of wire accompanied by small porcelain insulators and did not have a ground 'wire'. I believe they stopped using K&B sometime in the 30's. If a house has outlets with only two prong receptacles, that's generally an indicator that the wiring is K&B. And the non-electric sewing machines with the "foot peddle" is called a "Treadle sewing machine" . My favorite "treadle" is the "Singer" brand. Once again Thank you.

[@JPVideos81]

Thanks for the info and thanks for watching. My videos will always be family friendly.

[@pokemonhunter9409]

JP, thanks for the recap and for going back. It is just weird, all the rooms, beds, and children’s items. There had to be kids and probably grandchildren. Maybe the family went through and took what they wanted and then the place was trashed further by looters, or maybe the family didn’t care about the stuff, or dunnn dunn dunnnnnn, maybe something happened to the rest of the family. As a side note, why would family want to live there with no plumbing! You know what I do for a living, in a past life I was a fire fighter, lost my career in a attic just like that fighting a fire and slipped off a beam, I will spare you the rest of the story, but smart not going up there! We call them mud divers... lol. Thanks again for going back and for sharing with us! I like the unedited shoot, but know that’s not always possible. Gave thumbs up as always!

[@JPVideos81]

Thanks for the response. Wish i had more answers.

[@puca7908]

Dear Pokemon, I saw your question about "..why would family want to live there with no plumbing.." and laughed! Ah fond memories of growing up in my grandparents 80-100 year old farmhouse when I was very young - no toilet inside! But we did have a very fancy outhouse - it was a 3 seater and the middle hole was small, just the right size for a child! Also, we had chamber pots and thunder mugs we used at night. We did have water run from the well into the kitchen, also a pump right outside of the summer kitchen/wood shed. We had an old claw foot bath tub, but we kids had a bath in a great big oval shaped metal wash tub with handles! My grandparents did not put in a toilet and other bathroom plumbing until I started kindergarten! Water would freeze solid on our bedside tables upstairs - the down stairs was heated by one pot belly stove and one large coal burner stove. As much as I loved my younger childhood living at my grandparents old place, I do not get nostalgic about the feeling of a breeze blowing up from the bottom of the hole your doing your business on!

[@pokemonhunter9409]

Darlene Epstein Nice story and great memories I am sure.... but bet you wouldn’t want to back to that now! Lol. My girlfriends house in VA was the same way. I helped them install a water tank and a pump and they were so excited to have water at the kitchen sink! That was 30 years ago and my gf and I were both 20, they still used the outhouse, come to think of it, I didn’t spend many nights there! Thanks for sharing, awesome memories!

[@JPVideos81]

where you been hiding P.H.? get sick of my videos yet?

[@pokemonhunter9409]

JPVideos No way, just a bit behind... lol. I just commented on your get together 2 days ago! Geeeeeezzz! You just call me peewee Herman? Lol

[@577buttfan]

Hahaha,doesn't it bug the crap outta you when you realize you forgot a room,you gotta go back!!!..Ive done that more than once,think someone was a little drunk when they planned out the routing of that chimney lol...great video bro!!! Be safe!!

[@JPVideos81]

Yeah its a pain, but also a good excuse to check it out again.

[@theresagreen3841]

Awesome video so many cool vintage items

[@hwallace61]

great video. maybe they had lots of nieces and nephews or they collected from the nearby dump.

[@HarleyBadger]

Excellent video as always. Like I usually say to the screen: "JP! Show the TV!"

[@JPVideos81]

Haha, ill show the tv more next time.

[@donnasfocus2050]

Love looking at all the vintage items. Yes I like when you keep camera rolling 👍 good job! Wish you would have pick up those old books in attic so we could read the title . Yeah leave nothing but tracks take nothing but video (or photos)

[@karafullervideos240]

Like the continuous filming-- am always amazed at how smoothly you film despite crawling over obstacles at the same time...🤔 I Googled slanted chimneys and found that they are common in Eastern PA old houses. Copied from a discussion thread: "Often chimneys back then were constructed deliberately in an offset fashion because the mason wanted it to exit the roof at the ridge so no snow would built up behind it or to the backside of the house for appearance reasons." Some also suggested it was to avoid cutting through a roof beam. Very interesting as always!!!

[@JPVideos81]

Neat info. Thanks

[@michreynar6451]

K. Fuller I was going to ask about the chimneys so thanks for posting. I wondered if it was a mistake by the builder. I also wonder how hard it would be to clean those slanted chimneys.

[@junedominguez2549]

Awesome video and, yes, it’s fun the way you did it!

[@JPVideos81]

Ty june

[@jennyboo377]

Another great video Working two jobs, i finally got a chance to watch this. Lol I would be the one scootching across the attic just to see. I love vintage stuff Oh and one more thing, homrs like this may have lead paint. So, you need a mask my friend ☺ Thumbs up, another great find to your part two of this home. Sad about that landfill. Which caused the family to be sick Thank you again ☺☺👍

[@dronereviewman9580]

You find some really cool places!!! GREAT CHANNEL 👍😀👍 Stay safe my friend

[@cate5272]

So many memories in one place, cool explore JP. I bet it was a lovely house when it was built, and a sad story about the owners.

[@shadesofidaho]

Hahahaha This video made me get up and clean my house when I finished watching it. So sad the way things were just strewn about. I agree it is good to leave the items behind. A coaster or match book or business card no biggie to take as memento. I am alone and have three beds. My own in the master bedroom a guest room/sewing room and what I call my over flow studio. I am an artist. My main studio is now in my living room. I have had people come to visit and needed the two extra bedrooms so I tucked a twin into what I call my over flow studio. I actually used that room to hide in from a stalker for over three months. It was the only room in the house I felt safe in. Stalker has gone to institution now. I feel sad for him but he scared the heck out of me. And yes I am armed here. Hubby made sure of that before he died. Another great video. I like to see it as you do. Now onto your next video while I hopefully finish cleaning and polishing my bathroom counter top. I am ready to be done with this creation.

[@JPVideos81]

I'm sure your house looks much better than this one lol. Scary to hear about a stalker. Stay safe.

[@shadesofidaho]

Yes it was frightening. All is good now he will never be back here. Thank you.

[@pamelaliles6625]

If you ever have the opportunity to talk with some older from that community, maybe you could learn more history. I still think these people could have run a daycare, and with the school desks, maybe after school care also. Thanks for your videos! I’ve always been fascinated with old/abandoned houses, and since I’m not able to go, I can watch through your eyes. 😁

[@JPVideos81]

Thats how we did find out. We talked to some locals.

[@margaritacalzadilla-kishim1532]

love your videos. I would say these are me fav! I only just found you. I enjoy watching.

[@JPVideos81]

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[@sandraplonka5225]

I like the way you did the video. I think they were hoarders for sure. Wonder what it looked like empty. 👍🏻

[@knightwing51]

yes this is a good way to do it, lets us as viewers feel like we are going through too. ty