Creepy Haunted ABANDONED 180 year old Heritage farmhouse. **Everything left behind**

[@markbradley5873]

It's sad so many old farm houses end like this. Thanks for taking us on the explore.

[@carlashepherd9362]

Wow I would love to have seen it back in it’s hay day! How sad this once gorgeous old gal is in ruin’s! That fireplace is stunning! Awesome video as usual! 👍👍❤️✊🤘

[@robertmartinez4174]

and look at the extra effort that the builders put into those bricks 🧱

[@decayexplorer9688]

I really like these gothic revival style houses, really cool explore of this abandoned house

[@BradIves-q1j]

That old wagon wheel light thing on the kitchen ceiling is awesome!!!

[@urbexontario73]

I think so too!

[@carolinebjerkelund767]

It still has the TV antenna, along with a dish, in the front. That was interesting

[@DaninVirgina-mg7rf]

Very interesting. Too bad trash has to come and spray paint. That living room with that once beautiful couch was something to see. I always think of the people who lived there once. House would not be worth restoring.

[@MJdollbaby]

Thanks for showing the house, barn, cars and everything else, it makes me think about my grandpa and grandma's old home place, their house is over a 100 years old and it's slowly falling down, I really enjoyed it very much,I like looking at the old houses and what they left behind after they this earth.be bless.

[@monicapushkin3274]

What a gem of an old 19th century building.

[@tdunph4250]

Thank you for preserving, through your wonderful videos and channel, what little we all have to look at for what is now sadly a long lost and forgotten time.

[@Crazyguy_123MC]

I think this one could be saved to an extent. The wood and interior is pretty much unsavable but the brick could definitely be saved. Somebody could rip out the rotted interior and completely rebuild the inside.

[@urbexontario73]

I was thinking the same thing. Basically like building a new house inside the old house.

[@ndog2005]

Had to leave comment, can hear the wind so Appreciate this video. Just saddens me to see these once gorgeous house's so far gone now....

[@EriobC]

Thanks for doing these videos. You certainly do risk your safety to bring us this footage. Be safe Bro!!

[@waynebender8835]

It's a shame what happened to the house. It was a beautiful house in it's day.

[@WhensdayAddams]

Does it ever make you sad to see places like this? So much love and hard work put into them just to sit abandoned later.

[@suewarner1781]

I wonder if the stone part is original and the front was added later? The front part - what architecture!

[@barbaragravely920]

Wow that is OLD TIME CAPSULE home . Those square nails were early back before 1700s for sure. Beautiful farmhouse and acres large farmland for sure nice yards front and back. Thanks Hun so what is danger? if it wasnt for danger noone would do it right? I would do it not a moment to soon. Love ya & your videos have a wonderful week ahead. Barbie & Sam NP, Fl

[@daverowley2013]

That would have been a great house back in its day! Shame they let it get to this stage! Thanks for the explore Owen and please keep warm! It’s not worth hypothermia!

[@Ali_ON3]

Very unique content. Liked and subscribed❤. Now I have to binge watch all of your videos, hopefully this weekend.Lol😊😊

[@peggys1140]

What a fabulous place this was! Thanks…

[@Thatsaritachick]

I’ve always wanted to see inside this house. I’ve only ever looked in the barns. It was uninhabited for years, but the son would go in there and drink. He lit a fire in one of the fireplaces and the place went up.

[@urbexontario73]

Wow I didn’t know that! Do you know anything else about the house?

[@Thatsaritachick]

The mother went into a nursing home many years ago. I believe her children own the property now. The son (the alcoholic) has passed. I’m not sure how many siblings are left. I’m just really hoping a developer doesn’t get a hold of this property, because all of us who live around it will not be happy

[@MeMyselfAndUs903]

Do you know if the son passed away from the fire?

[@BrighterNorth]

What a beautiful place! It must of been gorgeous in its time.

[@customscreenprinting]

thanks for sharing with me this video i really enjoyed it and i gave you a thumbs up and shared you out on my community tab and God Bless.

[@urbexontario73]

I really appreciate the support!

[@andysuber941]

The earliest two-door Oldsmobile Alero was the 1999 model, which seems pretty recent considering the state of decay in the house. I guess it's possible. Amazing place.

[@urbexontario73]

That’s a good catch! You’re right, it does seem a little out of place.

[@andysuber941]

@@urbexontario73 Well, now that I think about it I guess we could assume a fire took the top floor and roof about 20 to 25 years ago. The weight of the snow you get every year could account for the kitchen floor caving in and all the decay. But it seems strange that the car was left, as well as having both doors wide open. Maybe the vandals left them open like that.

[@My_Little_Hobby]

I've drove by there so many times wanting to stop in and play my green fiddle while exploring but chose not to so glad to see you did the tour for me

[@My_Little_Hobby]

Actually never mind I thought it was a different house but I was just a comparing the street view and it wasn't it but if you PM me I will send you the address for the other one so you can check it out and it's very similar

[@urbexontario73]

If you have a place you want me to explore on your behalf just send me a message and I will do my best to check it out!

[@joannmello5085]

Hello URBEX ONTARIO glad to watch another video from you

[@gartheobreeding5475]

I imagine back in the day that it was a very fancy place, maybe a rich person's house. The brick work is beautiful. It looks like the people left in a hurry and it might be interesting to know why. They left quite a few and maybe valuable things behind.

[@lisaruley1233]

I would have loved to of seen that farmhouse before everything started collapsing and rotting away. Once these places are gone, they're gone forever, you will never see nothing built like this again. I'm sure it was a beautiful home back in its day.. Thanks for the tour, glad that you didn't go much further, that place looked and is in a rough shape. Loved the beautiful fireplaces and the scroll work on the staircase and the frames around the doors. Thanks again. Much love and stay safe and blessed. Happy 2025 New Year!🥰🤗😇❤✌👍🌞🎉🎆

[@urbexontario73]

I’m glad you enjoyed the tour. Happy New Year!

[@lisaruley1233]

@@urbexontario73 Thanks Urbex Ontario. Have a great weekend.

[@sue-ow6uz]

Beautiful home. Unfortunately it doesn't have much time left before it is completely gone.

[@urbexontario73]

It's a shame to see it go.

[@john-boywalton6189]

Seems like that stone building was the original house. Every room has a keyboard of some kind guessing someone knew how to tickle the ivory.

[@imacomputer1234]

Awesome vids man! Need a drone to go into unsafe spots.

[@libertygiveme1987]

Yeah, places like this were VERY WELL BUILT, but if NOT kept up, as we all know, will fall into disrepair!!!! I CAN'T GET OVER HOW THE FLOOR JUST COLLAPSED!!!! Can you IMAGINE what this place looked like BACK IN THE DAY?! Thanks Urbex, for ALL of your HARD WORK and for FREEZING YOUR BUTT OFF FOR US!!!! STAY SAFE AND WARM!!!!

[@randywatts6969]

An historical building, part of Ontarios history…sad to see it in that condition

[@rogerbraddy6883]

you could find those pruducts possibly online or a ceramic supply warehouse

[@aldosigmann419]

I took one look at the thumbnail and said; 'Ontario' !

[@peleeprepper]

Super cool place! Can imagine it in its heyday ❤ wondering if there might have been a bit of an eccentric person with a bit of a hoarding problem that caused a fire and then it was abadoned? Too bad someone does not ask to salvage some of the doors and trims.

[@TrashorTreasure-ie3sz]

Hi Urbex!❤

[@MeMyselfAndUs903]

5:37 I wonder if a developer would cover over all this collapse and build another building or residence on top of it. I wonder how much lead is being buried in the soil

[@johnnysixx5287]

Where in Ontario? Thanks for posting. Awesome video!

[@pomfret_and_pommes_frites_6493]

well, that's the Garden City Skyway bridge in the distance lol

[@johnnysixx5287]

Somewhere between St Catherine's and Niagara Falls! 😮

[@earthtodylan]

This is sad but cool and even more interesting. 180 years and it’s still standing don’t go in there 😂😂

[@rogerbraddy6883]

i'll say bits of at least 60 other places are now part of this place. a little at a time but we all evolve. thanks roger

[@malindahenke5724]

How sad. I assume it was torched after abandoned? Shame salvage wasn't done especially mantels & doors and that newel post. 😞

[@urbexontario73]

Yes vandals set the home on fire after it was abandoned.

[@susanfaulkner2304]

According to one comment, it said the son would drink in the house and that he lit a fire one time and that's when the house caught fire.​@@urbexontario73

[@robertlyman9789]

Poor antenna tower 😕

[@rogerbraddy6883]

i do not think those small " spice " jars are spice at al. in the 19 teens 20S a " cottage industry " was porcelain painting this predated transferware. ladies would mix pigments ( as in those tiny jars ) with lavendar oil and paint un fired clay when fired the oil would burn off and pigment would be on the clay ( porosity ) they would then glaze and possibly luster ( gold or mother of pearl ) very talented women would be hired by companies to hand paint their wares. the husband worked or was at war ww1 was 1914 -1918. this cottage industry kept the family fed.

[@urbexontario73]

Wow that’s very interesting! I think you might be right.

[@rogerbraddy6883]

my mother was a history major, i grew up learning from the past. some of those places you document should go to habitat for humanity or a architecture salvage yard. it could be repurposed. and in another home. either new or remodel. thanks for the vid. oh i think the truck is a 1988 gmc roger

[@MeMyselfAndUs903]

Excellent info. Thank you for sharing that porcelain painting knowledge. What would be the terminology used if I wanted to search for any of this?

[@MeMyselfAndUs903]

5:37 I wonder if a developer would cover over all this collapse and build another building or residence on top of it. I wonder how much lead is being buried in the soil.

[@MeMyselfAndUs903]

8:58 That was one heck of a fire!

[@briankerr4512]

I always see things I could use.

[@emilyrawn6546]

I’d like to know where this is located ? Feel like it’s not far from me

[@pitfour7396]

You should do a property search. Add more value to the video, if you can tell about the people that lived there.

[@nancybaker4005]

Someone must have really loved music...

[@janinecollins938]

So sad

[@MeMyselfAndUs903]

11:44 At some time a person hung that wreath on the door with pride.

[@MeMyselfAndUs903]

10:43 That looks like an old telephone chair

[@robertlyman9789]

Little vials of gold chunks?

[@MoeLarrycurly1]

81 chevy

[@TiGor-hr1wz]

Ever think of doing a title search so you could talk about the history?

[@urbexontario73]

I would have loved to add the history of this home but unfortunately there is no public information available

[@MoeLarrycurly1]

No basement footage 😢🥶

[@urbexontario73]

It wasn’t safe to go into the basement

[@MoeLarrycurly1]

@urbexontario73 I know I'm just kidding you. I've only done a few explorers myself mostly my channels about motorcycle repair but if I see a neat place it looks abandoned I go in. When I did last summer house in the swamp I didn't go in the basement either. 😉

[@cathcolwell2197]

Didn’t hear the story about who used to live there - don’t need names just a general idea and why it was called haunted

[@nancybaker4005]

Always make sure your tetanus shot is up to date..