HE WAS TRAPPED IN A SINGLE ROOM! - ABANDONED HOUSE FROZEN IN TIME HIDDEN AWAY FOR DECADES

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Today we venture inside this haunted abandoned house we found sitting silently at the roadside. we discovered it belonged to a bed ridden French man who moved over to UK on 1950s, the house was falling apart around him til in passed away in 2005 .if you enjoy watching exploring abandoned places then stick around as i upload weekly vlogs.
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[@AdamMark]

Hope you guys enjoy the explore/investigation. This house was so surreal. Remember to hit that thumbs up. Road to 100k 😄

[@Fixing2snap]

You can’t see the lights on your k-2 meter. Turn the lights down please sir. I love your channel and the 👻 parts 🥰 hugs from🇺🇸

[@AdamMark]

@@Fixing2snap will do 😄

[@walkinbeauty7273]

@@AdamMark Hi just wanted to say the bed in the living area is actually common when someone is ill in the home. My father had his bed in one until he passed away. He wanted to be surrounded by family and friends when they were there and to watch the TV LOL.

[@maggi0310]

Really nice house ..rip jack and family..such shame these places get left.thank you adam and dale.👍

[@carolinecawley2921]

Absolutely brilliant 🦜🦜🦜

[@simongee8928]

The bed in the kitchen isn't odd, as you stated. Jacques moved into one room after his wife died so being near the warm kitchen makes perfect sense.

[@elaiinejennings5426]

Pronounced Shackes

[@rachelmayes298]

This home is just gorgeous. Can you imagine gutting the home, all new re-wiring, new windows, new central heating, new roof, re installing the original chimney breasts, and re plastering each and every room, etc. It could look so beautiful. The magnificent hall and front door was just stunning. Where are this mans family to reclaim this home? So, so sad. I can imagine it’ll be demolished and made way eventually for another ugly, uninteresting box 📦. I’m so glad we had a chance to see this quirky, and characterful home

[@anjicollins5130]

Same ghost too👻

[@rossfindlay2664]

A great explore once again, Adam. I've said it before, but as an antique enthusiast/collector it breaks my heart to see all those magnificent antiques and furniture rotting away. They need liberating! 👍

[@joasiadornick242]

Agreed. I feel those things need new homes. They just sit

[@cyndilelyn]

I grew up in Colorado in the 80s and my parents and friends and I would go four wheeling, not with a 4 wheeler that ppl know of these days but in our truck on dirt roads in the Rocky mountains and we would find abandoned cabins with everything still in them BUT the difference from then and now with your videos is people actually respected what was left and the cabins werent trashed. I loved finding things and wondered what the back story to each one was. I love your channel!! You are showing respect to whatever was left there.

[@lulujac9196]

Those eggs, if Faberge, could be worth a fortune!!! I would love to buy and renovate that home! Absolutely gorgeous!

[@Godwinpounds4333]

Hello 👋 dear, how are you doing?

[@jacquelinedeigan776]

Heart breaking to see so many antiques just disregarded.. Sad too to see such a fine mansion left to fall into disrepair.

[@sheilakirby5616]

THAT FIRST ROOM WITH THE BED *** MAY HAVE BEEN THE ROOM HE WAS CONFINED IN !!! BLESS HIS HEART !!!

[@roomullan3050]

That fireplace range in the first room would be beautiful restored. Doesn’t matter how many of these abandoned houses that I see left after their people die, I still can’t get over the sadness that no one cares

[@rubycasey2713]

I never get tired of these explores with you n Dale but it is sad that no one cared about this house and it was just left to fall apart say hello to Lisa for me love this explore you guys stay cool stay safe.

[@mimita1157]

What happened to Jack's adult children? Would they not treasure their home and memories in it?

[@PlatinumIrishrose]

You are with a huge group of people who care! See, if there was a council or museum we could contact and ask them to section this house or many others, that would be awesome if it was saved!

[@marz_mitzi]

so tragic, and sad... and how his children just left it like that if there's no drama i wouldnt dare just leaving my parents house just-- rotting and decaying with things

[@Una...]

The Upstairs reminds me of The Shining hotel. It hurts my heart seeing all the crystal vases, and glasses, etc. So, so beautiful, and reminds me of my Grandparents.

[@goingpostal0826]

I love the respect you guys have. Dale loves the old pics! Adam loves the architecture and details!! One of my favorite channels ❤️

[@lareeseblaque8303]

You and your friend do so well exploring together. ....and you 2 are so funny 😁

[@haveaheart8685]

You've stepped into a real-life time machine! Great video, as always. You and Dale are my favorite explorers by far! Stay safe out there!

[@teresapaskell5459]

I’ll second third and fourth that🥰

[@michellemichaels3258]

Thanks for sharing guys. 🙏💗🙏 Young girl in the upstairs room that was cold. She obviously did not make her presence known. The room off the kitchen with the bed and it was definitely Jack’s as far as I can tell. Being off the kitchen was much easier to care for him or for him to be able to get something to eat. Yes I believe he did pass in that room.

[@OZARKMEL]

I am just SO drawn to windows and doors with the ivy growing into the homes...one can see nature reclaiming her land....thank you. Beautiful explore.

[@francesjeffries5532]

Great explore - you never disappoint - when you tour these abandoned homes not only do I like to see the vintage stuff (which actually reminds me of my youth in England, I now live in Toronto, Canada) but I like to imagine what it was like before the decay and how the people who have now passed lived their lives. Thank you for a great tour.

[@eakh3218]

qqq sAw

[@themerchantofengland]

Agreed mate, its so interesting to see all the old stuff.

[@marypayton7302]

I am so sorry that you are so depressed, George. I am by myself all day while my husband is working. I think of happy times with my family , especially with my grandchildren . I don’t get down nor low myself. Please talk to someone, George! Please take care of yourself!

[@themerchantofengland]

@@marypayton7302 hi Mary, who's George am I missing something or has someone deleted a post?

[@marckentzer1435]

This house definitely needs a proper ghost team to go and explore it, using all the different devices like K-2, infared cameras, motion detectors etc. As from the necrophonic, I got the feeling it was jack clearly telling adam he died in the bed from possibly a lung condition (as he couldn't breath) an with the little girls voice an crying, I thought maybe it was his granddaughter who saw him pass away in the bed, but then the same little girls voice says come find me, under the bed etc as if she was playing a game of hide an seek being a mischievous child, but the thing that definitely is very weird, the boarded up fireplace with some very clear visible small finger prints and the fact the necrophonic said 'I've killed one'.

[@lisaparsons4124]

A great explore,Adam and Dale are great explorers.A big house.Thanks for the video from Morrow Ga

[@philiptownsend4026]

So sad about what must have been a miserable and frightening end to Jack's life alone with nobody caring about him. I dread that happening to me...

[@marlenejohnson5461]

So sad to see such once beautiful homes just rotting away. Thank you for showing them.

[@sarahbroom9577]

Lovely explore as always Adam! 😊 Whilst much of the decor, fireplaces, etc appear to be 1920/30s era, the house itself is much older. From your aerial shots, I'd hazard a guess the house is later 18th century (1780s onwards). The bed in the kitchen is most likely because of the warmth of the kitchen range, not to mention the elderly gentleman may probably have only occupied a few rooms on the ground floor due to mobility difficulties and cost effectiveness (it is not cheap to heat a home of this age and size!). I'm curious though as to why the gentleman's children did not claim this estate on his death? So many unanswered questions... 🤔

[@pyewackett5]

Agree on the age of the building. The style of the fireplaces are the giveaway.

[@amandakuecker5075]

Loving this explore 😍 wow these abandoned places just spin my mind. Beautiful old houses with tons of stuff just left. Wow what a nice surprise for you to find on your travels.

[@alisonlyons4691]

Yes the house is definitely 1800s, but you can see objects from more recent times.

[@sarahbroom9577]

@@alisonlyons4691 Absoultely, like any home - my parents own home was built in 1888, and there are many features within, from original fireplaces, 1930s furniture from my grandparents, all the way to the brand new WiFi receiver my parents ordered last year! 😁

[@kathyr2792]

Given the booze bottles all over the place it's possible this guy was a alcoholic. As the kids came of age they might have gotten out and never looked back.

[@user-LiZ62]

Another great explore ,I’m loving these old properties and what a well loved home it would have been in its time , thanks guys

[@stellamaggard3669]

Interesting explore ❤️ you're such a caring person. Hopefully you're proud of what you have accomplished 😊

[@majtinola6036]

When it comes to the History of these buildings your knowledge is great 👍, thankyou.

[@sallydimmock7813]

You make me laugh .you do these spooky frightening things and you're always so brave but soon as there is a cobweb or a spider you don't like it . Ha ha x

[@raynaknierim9277]

Great to see you and Dale. Loved this home and great explore. The home was amazing how it was split. Sad story though but I bet it had a lot of love in this house.

[@myowndrum286]

I was raised in a house that wasn't near as big as this one, but much of the detail inside reminds me of it. Especially the bathroom, and bedrooms. It was built in 1899. I loved that place as a kid and have fond memories of it. This has nothing to do with this episode but it makes me chuckle. Why is it, I've always heard people from the UK use the word hoover as their generic word for the vacuum cleaner. When here in North America we know Hoover as the name of a company that makes vacuum cleaners and has been around, for likely a hundred years. We never say, "I'm going to hoover the rugs. We say vacuum the rugs. The term hoover in the UK must come from the Hoover company.

[@phenixred1]

Around 26:56 after you say "anything" something very clearly says "yes"

[@lizstevenson7801]

The house was quite large, with plenty of rooms That would have been lovely when the family lived there. You can't really go by the dates on the newspapers that are lying around. As its often the case of family or friends who may start to pack things up often bring the lastest newspapers from home to wrap small items or cups and glasses up in. Elderly people often have a stock of tin food in the cupboards or pantry in the kitchen, this is because if the weather is bad either snowing or heavy rain they cannot go out to a shop. Its also easier and cheaper to heat one room, so most elderly tend to have a bed downstairs near to the kitchen. Thank you for this video, I enjoyed your chat to the spirit world as there were definite replies from more than one spirit. Hi to Lisa too 💕🇦🇺

[@Godwinpounds4333]

Hello 👋 dear, how are you doing?

[@davec8267]

I recently found your channel adam on my feed, you are so respectful of the properties you explore 👍👍its so nice to see how the owners lived and what they had in their homes. Keep up the good work adam as i bingewatch your videos 👍

[@georgia4113]

Great explore guys. Thanks for sharing with us every week. I started my dad watching. He is 81 and a jordy. He loves the videos cause they take him back to his old happy memories in Britain 🇬🇧. Love from Canada 🇨🇦

[@Godwinpounds4333]

Hello 👋 dear, how are you doing?

[@kathyr2792]

I'm puzzled. Could you tell me what a jordy is?

[@mctavish4496]

​@@kathyr2792 a geordie. Someone from Newcastle.

[@kathyr2792]

@@mctavish4496 Newcastle slang😀 Thanks!

[@mctavish4496]

@@kathyr2792 no problem!!

[@elizabethsamways7624]

I can't get my head around how the children of the deceased don't want to look after such a wonderful home

[@jennifergarrett6809]

Loved the 3 mirror dresser. Very interesting building. Definitely a good find.

[@katAustralia]

definately great responses from Jacques and he probably is annoyed and just wants to rest as no one came to help look after him or his house when he needed it so just wants to be left alone in peace now that he's gone

[@warriorb_yotch]

My favorite room was the secret room at the end... I would make it my art studio... Stunning and amazing find you guys! Thanks so much for what you do! It helps to escape from the insanity! God bless and much love 💜 💜 💜 💜 💜

[@gabbygoo2916]

It's sad that a person life is lost twice, once when they die and another when they are forgotten....

[@roseburton-hh2jm]

Ifitsjackwho live inthehousemust Beecry fourhelptwobeeleftalone Guitesad❤

[@gilliankingston8259]

So sad that the beautiful home that was once filled with family, life, love and laughter became a place of loneliness and sadness and eventually incapacity and illness for Jacques; where were his children when all this was happening, why weren't they there for him when he needed them?

[@deborahcameron728]

Adam, I'm new to watching these explores. Hats off to you and Dale. You both are so respectful to the homes and the people who once lived there. Be safe. From Oregon USA.

[@maychang3478]

Rip to Jack and His Wife Cynthia you both will be dearly missed

[@maz121able]

I am loving watching these old houses I see so much of things from when I was young. Some things are worth a fortune now. Such ashame that they are left to rot. I am a psychic medium and can pick up on things in these houses that you do not see. It is sad at times.

[@myrescuecats3028]

Adam you know how to find the greatest of places. A lot of this house reminds me when I was a kid growing up in the late sixties Our house was always filled with lots of singing on Sundays a set table for eleven This house truly gives me a warm feeling. I just love it.

[@Happyheart146]

Stayed in a house in Oxford, was built in the 30's and was kept as a 30's house, flooring furniture fireplaces, the lot. Looked strikingly similar to this house here. I'd definitely go with 30's. Old people also tend to hoard food incase of bad weather, or an unexpected bill (which would be easier to cover if you'd enough food to tide you over). What a lovely house.

[@marilyn6556]

It’s not hoarding to make sure that you have enough food in the house. It’s planning in case of problems.

[@suzml8106]

That rose on the ceiling is beautiful. Lovely find. Thanks! The mantle and wood looks so shiny and in good condition. ! What a surprise.

[@The_Smith]

Love these explores when Dale is with you, seeing the details that you miss while giving us the big picture. Stay safe guys.

[@nannyofmany8315]

I really enjoyed that. Jack sounded very cross. Like he’d caught intruders in his house. Which I guess he in fact had! The other side of the house felt like it had been thrown together in a rush to accommodate a family. Nothing fancy just a basic dwelling. Whereas the old side did feel that it had been at one time a loved home. Poor old boy Jack. Still sleeping there. Never left. Shame. A really good find Adam. Kudos 🤗😁💜

[@loridoiron3567]

Jack is most likely upset because he was renovating and took sick. Now he see all his work falling away. It would be amazing to have someone bring this place down to skeleton and redo every room. The frame still looks solid.

[@susanbrookman2133]

That was fantastic. Two different time periods is strange, maybe they left because they kept hearing things from the older side of the house. Great video Adam.✌&❤

[@lindamccaughey6669]

Loved that. What a place that was, such a shame it’s been left. No wonder Jack is angry the kids could have looked after it. Thanks so much for share. Please stay safe and take care

[@julakenley7787]

Wow, I've never seen a hallway like that in a house! Very cool, love the curvature of the ceiling!

[@maggiemay-ip8ls]

the yellow fireplace around marker 26 is from the Art Deco period in the 1930's ..

[@kymmckeag471]

❤ that house is stunning,,,absolutely gorgeous,,,rewatching all Adam's videos,,,,

[@bonniefoerster8526]

Hi Adam this is your friend Bonnie I'm Salt Lake City Utah USA once again this video is amazing as always. You bring a home that no one lives in back to life you put love in life and back to a house that mother nature is flight taking over you bring love and memories back into the world with your videos I enjoy them so much it'd be a pleasure to meet you someday. Love always Delete Bonnie💜

[@chaosdemonwolf1]

I think your right about the era of the house being from the 20's -30's because the mantel on the fireplace in the living room was art-deco. The large cooker pre-dates that so it's hard to pinpoint the proper timeline that the place was constructed but it was a smashing find.

[@tatertott2390]

Ive been looking forward to this since yesterday! Love it! Totally worth the wait! What a crazy house

[@cindyjoyner1426]

Amazing home!!! Wonderful explore Adam and Dale🥰 So intriguing! I’m so curious about the history of what happened to this home and these people!! 🥰 ❤️❤️

[@happyvaper5748]

Another fantastic explore with original furnishings which pleasingly have'nt been trashed, and i delight when you receive a response from the necrophonic as it makes the explore so much more mysterious. Can't wait for the next one. Peace and Love to you'se and yours guy's.

[@claudiagibba1384]

Creepy but also a very amazing house. Nice and very intresting video. Always a pleasure to watch 🌹

[@SandyWolf-]

I love exploring with you! Thank you so much for taking us along✌️

[@catherinefong8143]

Thanks again for another great explore,I really love your channel.Sad to see all the old photos scattered on the floor.

[@sharijotershin1262]

What a Lovely old home! Your always So respectful which I love! Another Great Explore, Thank You!!

[@lorrainebarry7184]

it makes me feel so sad to see all photos left behind to think he was left alone there

[@lynnmk2384]

Beautiful home with beautiful things left behind

[@carolynlongville7051]

Great explore Adam and Dale,nice to know you have ventured into my part of the world...the Midlands 👌👍xxx

[@jackeeash2626]

Absolutely no need for vandalism!!!! Such a shame. Heartless people for sure.

[@jackeeash2626]

Thieving from the past doesn’t need to leave these messes

[@jackeeash2626]

Must have been beautiful at one time.

[@ariaavalon3191]

I'm so addicted to your videos of abandoned houses! But they are so sad too. I don't see why all these things are left to rot.

[@kaisakev4468]

You smashed it once again! I love the way tug appreciate the history and features of the properties you explore and the respect you pay to the previous owners well done guys👍

[@myrescuecats3028]

The old man might had mobility problems that’s why he had a Bed in the living room.

[@myrescuecats3028]

Hi Adam..Thus place looks amazing and what a beautiful extra large Belfast sink.

[@letraylor1841]

I always learn something historical or cultural with each of Mark's videos. Had never heard of Belfast sink and sat here googling to learn it is comparable to what I know as farmhouse but much deeper. So interesting and yes, beautiful.

[@faithreyes8797]

Thank u for sharing the beauty of these old houses and respecting the property of those who have passed on. Keep up the good work!

[@forgottenfurbabies3315]

Oh my goodness! That dresser is amazing! I would love to have one like that!

[@Pooch1968]

I love watching your videos Adam, but I have to admit I haven’t watched for a few months. However, taking the day to binge watch is a perfect way to spend a Friday. Keep doing what you do we absolutely all love it. Thank you!

[@sheilakirby5616]

YES ABSOLUTELY I LOVE THE ARCHITECTURE AND ALL THE WOOD AND FURNITURE

[@lindabb621]

Thank you for allowing us to see all your homes from the USA, Arizona

[@plantress22]

Thanks for another great explore. Beautiful house. I like to imagine the newer quarters were housing for a caregiver perhaps. The k-2 was quite active. Fascinating... 👍

[@cypher7648]

Most of the decor in the house looks quite 30s, or 40s style to me, until youwent to the other half! Neat change! Really beautiful and fun to watch. Thanks and keep up the great work

[@luisagagnon902]

Thanks Adam & your Friend for Sharing this Video. I Enjoyed it very much. You guys should wear plastic gloves, & mask for Protecting for your Health.

[@dianelopes8199]

what a great place with them high ceilings and been in the midlands wouldn't be to far from me .them hidden fireplaces was awesome and bit k2 at end just made it even better to watch ,:)

[@elizabethpaints]

Adam I just love the way you treat all of the items in the house. Every 'bit & bob' is given a cameo! I find this house to be exceptional on many levels. But I get the impression it was important to the owners that everyone who lived there was comfortable and secure. Those rooms upstairs in the older part felt like a hug. Great house! It was definitely designed that way for a reason. It's really hard to clean up a home where a loved on passed away. Looks like someone was was making progress, then quit. Great explore Adam! Wonderful photography!

[@welsh_dragon]

That was weird but beautiful, Adam and Dale. What amazing responses you had through the Necrophonic, too

[@marisacouch36]

Absolutely gorgeous house.. I love watching your videos when I come home from work I fall asleep to them.. I would love to visit Britain one day.. Keep up the great work guys

[@marypayton7302]

It is so sad to see what people do to these old homes! Just trashing the house! Can you imagine what the home looked like in its day. Thank you for taking us along on your travels! Waiting for next time! From Oxford, Alabama.

[@vaninacapozsoli1934]

Me encantó esta exploración chicos todo muy extrañó en esa gran casa y escalofriante las respuestas que se escucharon !!!! Saludos desde Argentina siempre miro sus videos desde ya los tengo que traducir para saber la historia!🇦🇷👍🤗

[@kindellcarter]

Sign on the wall going into the kitchen cracked me up. “If you want a drink, bring your own you bloody…..” lol

[@gingerlancaster3033]

So sad to die alone like that😥

[@malindahenke5724]

Especially having kids. 😢

[@helencheadle5709]

Hi Adam, just about to watch this episode, but have been meaning to compliment you on how brilliant your photography is on each episode…you certainly have a good eye, and get some cracking shots, taken from unusual angles! “The boy done good!!!” 😃…really love how atmospheric you get some to appear, and have a really good photographic eye! Thankyou for the pleasure you give with it! Love and Light! 👩‍🦳💕👏👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥🔥👍xx

[@heidip5042]

Loved the layout of the house and the long corridor/hallway upstairs for sure. Love older homes and the uniqueness they have vs something new.

[@ladysusan8134]

Great video Thank You.. this is would have been magnificent house in it’s day. I feel that may have been built late seventeenth century or very early eighteenth century. That beautiful woodwork plus how deep the window ledges were are interestingly plus when walking from room to room you could see how thick the wall were . The fireplaces stoves and heaters were nineteen thirties maybe that’s when they were able to gas or electricity. I like the way you show respect for peoples homes and property.

[@lynndurbin9403]

Great explore! Looked like the early 1920s to me. Would have been a very luxurious home in its day! Thanks for sharing! See you next week!

[@Godwinpounds4333]

Hello Lynn, how are you doing?

[@mrsmiggins6435]

Its always sad to see everything left. Nothing worse than a empty house. Do the council know who owns it now? Thanks for sharing

[@gageparihus940]

Awesome video! Never seen how clear answers were given to you when u asked questions! Thanks again for another great video ❤

[@gaynor3976]

Great time capsule for sure. Interesting necrophonic responses to questions asked. You're getting better and better Adam with your paranormal invests. Thanks Adam and Dale. Love to Lisa xxxx

[@michaelhoggarth89]

Those photo's are priceless .. Shame they can't be saved and given to a museum ... Many things in this home should be saved ... It's a crying shame... Thanks guys..

[@samanthacastle4192]

Another neat place, a lot of different people responding some ok and some just really upset. Sometimes demons will respond as if they are a person who was there and was a kid or elderly person they play a lot of deadly games! Becareful you guy's stay safe 🙏 ❤️

[@kimb4285]

What an amazing place this is, love the two separate places, one old and one modern, such a shame no one is taking it over, it would make a beautiful big family home, some lovely items in there still. Loved the old photos that Dale was looking at, one of them was a group of people that was in one of the rooms I recognised the wallpaper. Nice to see it in tact too, thank you both so much for sharing this wonderful, amazing home with us, I really enjoyed this video (as I do all of yours) take care both of you, stay safe

[@lotusdolphin]

I absolutely love this house! I love the older part much better. Love the old dressers upstairs. Yeah yeah yeah this is like a modern war love the different wallpapers too. That house would’ve been massive! Love it! Thank you Adam! What is all the feedback that you get on that thing. You can’t hear it very clearly. Stay safe both of you! 💜😎🤟🏻🍀🇺🇸

[@judekirkner1164]

I love watching your videos and listening to you talk. It’s also cool the way you point; it looks like you’re casting a spell! 😂

[@Godwinpounds4333]

Hello Jude, how are you doing?

[@aliciaanderson6895]

This is one of the best explores that I’ve ever watched! Thank you for such a great one!

[@reginagarner4687]

About the room with the bed in it downstairs in the older part of the house. It's more common than you think. When the elderly he to the point that they can't climb the stairs anymore they have a bed set up in an area close to a bathroom and kitchen.

[@Godwinpounds4333]

Hello 👋 dear, how are you doing?

[@kathpayne4364]

Loved Jack's house.. Though not sure if I'd want to live in it.. Stay safe both, Hello to Lisa too.