Creepy Ransacked Hoarder House Walk Through Exploring, Banks Selling As A Knock Down

This home was found on a reality website selling as land (does not mention the structure) and they will normally give people the green light to visit if you show interest like I did. DO NOT MENTION the location of this house to protect it from theft.
: Exploring Abandoned Anything can be dangerous or Deadly without experience. I don't encourage anyone to enter any Abandoned structure. Not only is safety a concern, but often times its illegal and when possible, i seek out permission from the owner or local police. I simply go to document its history before it's gone forever and leave things the way I find them. I only take pictures a only leave footprints. I assume all the risks & responsibility before doing this. Please don't attempt to do this on your own. Their could be nails, Asbestos, Falling concrete soft floors, animals or other hazards. Thanks for Watching
Original Video will be uploaded tomorrow on North East Outdoors

[@trollofthedungeon9196]

Wall: "I'LL DIE IN HELL" post10: "got an ironing board"

[@TheBntimmins]

I think that Pennywise would feel at home in that house.

[@Willybean08]

@@TheBntimmins Or Oscar the Grouch lmao

[@CatnamedMittens]

Creased

[@jtfx]

Yep

[@trollofthedungeon9196]

This is so sad to me. Clearly there was a child living there, and based on the amount of toys and clothes, clearly wasn't uncared for. The paint, furniture, and doors all must have been VERY nice back in the day. The place feels like the husk of what used to be a home to a family. They probably had too many kids and decided to make the addition, even if they couldn't afford to get it done well. The entire place sort of feels like walking through your high-school after decades of life since graduation. There are memories stored there, just out of reach.

[@kristi.kervin]

Beautiful writing!

[@bashisobsolete.pythonismyn6321]

those are fine sentiments, eloquently expressed. but that's how old abandoned houses go. the remaining stuff was already unused and unwanted. the kids would have grown up and their old clothes remained packed away, slowly going out of fashion. it seems callous to say that it's just meaningless old junk but... when it gets dumpstered/arsoned/bulldozed, the new owner can build something that's fresh and alive.

[@bean2777]

Still more structurally sound than my first apartment

[@MrEufemia]

This house would be still useable just needs some cleaning up and keep the old stereos and other valuables it preserves history maybe open a museum and showcase the objects

[@bean2777]

@Edmond Dantes I rent the basement of a decaying Victorian house from 1897

[@onion_wind]

Or my relationship 🤣

[@abbysapples1225]

Hahaha

[@TyphoonJetPilotMeteb]

How is yours now?

[@ALWTunes]

Bones and a chainsaw in the basement? Perfectly normal stuff. Haha. You're a braver person than me!

[@adamgray1753]

Just do not look in the backyard with a ground penetrating radar, @Juan Labadie. The bones of the past should stay in the past.

[@oges74]

😆😆

[@MassEffectGER]

Jars filled up with unrecognizable red liquid...

[@Tazerboy_10]

Holy shit, you guys need to chill out... (I'm joking mostly; I also kind of like dark humor, in a way...) (Why is everyone me above talking about really morbid and disgusting stuff...)

[@cjjobin7970]

Those look like human bones that were cut

[@alien4053]

"Look at that sludge. That's so gross" If YOU say it's gros then it must be really f...ing vile. Lol.

[@theluchakabuto5206]

He knows the potential horrors of mystery sludge in a jar

[@dadams9158]

You know it. Shut my eyes like he just said Woah look at dat spider!

[@oges74]

😆😆

[@christian12gauge68]

Just imagine if there was another person outside about to check the place out but then they heard you play the piano and they ran for their life.

[@Squishito]

Normally when I see videos of people exploring abandoned buildings I fear for what the person may find in there... But with the legend post 10, I feel fear and even pity for whatever is unfortunate enough to encounter this beast of a man and his unstoppable rake.

[@roadsidetraildetail3519]

The bathroom screams “Here’s Johnny!”

[@Totalinternalreflection]

Damn you got there before me haha

[@ms.pirate]

You just need a knife and keep screaming to give your location to the murderer, lol (don't take this advice please, if your actually hiding from a murderer)

[@oges74]

Love how he just casually says it looks like an axe went through the door

[@oliverduke1173]

Beat me to it 🤣

[@KitKat-xn7bs]

Thank you for taking us on you adventures. Places we wouldn't see on our own.

[@DingleyDell]

I was expecting that piano to start playing on its own 😲

[@lizmccormac7308]

😲😲😲🤣🤣👍🇨🇮

[@greendryerlint]

I would have totally taken that old TI 99/4A computer, Tandy disk drive, and Akai open-reel tape deck from there. All abandoned and better to go to a good home, plus worth a bit of money. Nice video. I love seeing (and sometimes visiting) abandoned places.

[@AccessAir]

It looks like somebody picked up the house and shook it real hard and set it back down. It's interesting but kind of stressful to watch you going through these houses like this.

[@tomrob8342]

Hahahah Gary you are hilarious 😂

[@cochemoche]

Looking at this old house with belongings still inside, and others like it, makes me wonder how it would've looked when it was just a home, lived in and cared for, and not scary and condemned. Makes me wonder the history of the place. It's a bit sad, really.

[@zachsavia1205]

I love exploring run-down places. I love seeing how houses used to be designed and how the inhabitants chose to make that house their home.

[@LogiForce86]

Those are not Beta tapes, those are 8-Track Audio Cartridges.

[@RerollingOnes]

Looks like a nice reel to reel in there also.

[@Ferfucksake919]

Thats the best thing i've heard you have kids chewing on the walls. I literally laughed out loud. Thats why i watch all the videos there all different not the same stuff over and over. Keep em coming

[@a.t.3028]

I literally laughed out loud when he said that too.

[@chadhelmer3835]

The thing you thought was a compass is an antenna rotor control. It allowed you to aim your TV antenna, which had an electric rotor attached to it. That's probably the big antenna you mentioned. The tapes upstairs are 8-track.

[@nanvolentine9110]

I've seen some creepy cellars in my time, but that one takes the cake. Ugh! You've got a lot of raw nerve going down there alone. And you didn't check the records on the steps at 15:00! I would have.

[@williamroden8495]

That "compass" is near correct, It was a device to turn the direction of an outside arial antenna. Anything beat going out in all weather to turn the antenna of the off chance to get a better signal.

[@LuckyStone888]

I was going to leave that comment. I had one for years that thing lasted forever.

[@williamroden8495]

Gee, thanks for the heart. I wasn't expecting that!

[@charlesmurphy1510]

You can see the rotor on the uhf antenna outside.

[@kristi.kervin]

The worst thing about this house... all the kids toys and clothes 😢 the fact that at least one child lived in these conditions is heartbreaking.

[@Willybean08]

I grew up in a slum in a slum in Nigeria, this is a mansion to me lmao

[@kristi.kervin]

@@Nighterlev good point! I was operating under the assumption of it being a hoarder house like he said in the description. A lot of hoarding cases look like this even with people still living there.

[@revolvingdestination2297]

Maybe wear a mask when exploring old houses and culverts, some you’ve shown are nasty! Enjoying your content, subbed

[@CrazyWeatherDude]

There was a rat infested house a couple blocks down. A few years ago, a violent tornado erased it completely.

[@alyssabrown-carleton6173]

Free demo

[@PlanetMojo]

Organic demolition.

[@chrisE815]

Are you sure it wasn't a non- violent, peaceful tornado?

[@beorlingo]

@@chrisE815 you mean like mercyful?

[@kathleendigregorio1701]

Something to remember about people who are chronically messy or feel compelled to hoard items - what you are looking at is deep trauma and unshed tears amoung the boxes and excessive stuff.

[@carolinea5792]

As a pianist it hurts me to see the abandoned piano 🥺

[@emily.g.929]

How much is a piano like that worth? I have no clue about anything to do with pianos

[@carolinea5792]

@@emily.g.929 In it's current condition, honestly it's worthless due to the damage 💔. The repair work it would need is much greater than the worth of the piano. But a piano like that brand new is worth around $3,000-$6,000 (sometimes more if it's a nice brand).

[@skullythesaltyone2219]

I cannot get over how cool this house is and the things inside the stuff is, there’s a old radio and old record player and old vintage lawn mower and mystery jars, that house is SUCH a cool find

[@tjohnson1757]

The compass looking thing in a box - was a router to turn the TV antenna outside. The tapes were 8 track tapes. Darn when did I get this old to remember this stuff lol

[@briankassing3214]

...Goes to show thieves aren't very bright... Between the piano, organ and reel to reel recorder, You're looking at probably $2,000-$3,000!!!! And who knows what other gems there are... But the thieves want to wreck the place for $75 worth of copper...smh... sad.

[@AKiDNAMEDLAX]

You ever move a piano or an organ?

[@ChevyCitation]

At 2:38 When you bring your Clunker Vehicle in for Yearly Inspection and it Fails

[@adamgray1753]

Take your Clunker Vehicle to the Inspector who you can give some extra money to under the table to pass your Clunker Vehicle. Easy... if you have such a connection or connections though.

[@shawneeb3771]

This house makes me sad for the family that had to leave because of the unsafe conditions of the house. With you listing everything that was wrong with the house, and what would have to be replaced, it would be unrealistic to try and save it. Thanks for the walkthrough at one time it would have been a pretty house. Take Care and Stay Safe.

[@megaglowz8540]

The "compass" thing is a directional control box for a motorized aerial antenna. It was used to point the old-style outdoor tv antennas more to where the signal was coming from. There is one just like it in my parent's old home here on the property.

[@antiblonda1737]

You’re an amazing font of information. Thank you.

[@bethamphetameans1016]

This basement is giving me major anxiety and it brings the mom out of me wishing you where wearing gloves and a mask(not for Covid). WOW you are brave

[@danhutson3460]

I love the field stones. One of my mother's sisters' lived in an old homestead , that had been in her husbands' family for well over 150 years & they used field stones as a foundation. When they added siding, the field stones were left & I figure they are still there today. My aunt passed away in 2001 & her oldest son sold it. Made his other brothers unhappy as well as family members. We had wished he had wanted to live in it as it was up to date. Shoot I would have bought it. But some people just want to get rid of the old things. He died in 2010 & his wife in 2016. His father died in 1997.

[@KrazeeClark]

I’m glad none of the structure fell down on our man here. Yikes!

[@elexandriayeats241]

I see "paranormal investigation" written all over the place. *shivers* 👻

[@oliviahalstrum7890]

I’m loving your commentary! You’re so knowledgeable!

[@TyphoonJetPilotMeteb]

Well said 👌🏻

[@jenniferbutcher8393]

If your roof doesn't leak , you can see your beautiful solid clean floors, your kitchen has cupboards full of food and you have solid walls, you are so blessed.

[@atree7509]

Looks like my old room full of stuffed toys when i was about 7 lol.

[@robey5021]

Congrats on 1,500 videos!

[@ballsthatclank]

Such a large place, must have been quite a few people living there. I wonder where they all went?

[@lornekerzner5718]

That was really cool, nice change of pace. Great vid man

[@loverlei79]

The DIE DIE has a very nice Silent Hill vibe.

[@AGDinCA]

I think it said "DIE IN HELL"

[@cncsmarty]

The "compass that you plug-in" is actually a control box to rotate the motorized tv antenna that was normally found on the roofs of homes.

[@MacquarieRidge]

I hope all that old audio equipment doesn't go to waste.

[@hudsonrobert49]

My thoughts exactly

[@TheBBow]

I love that kind of stuff. It would definitely be a treasure if any of it still works.

[@jumpingjeffflash9946]

I always see tuff left behind and wonder what did the people take w/them when they bailed? I see kid stuff and am glad I'm able to give my daughter a decent upbringing.

[@NickJay]

I was thinking the exact same thing. Also why they leave so much behind. Don't they have charity shops in America??

[@MrShiffles]

Old upright *_working_* piano, Reel to reel tape machine, 8-track tapes and player, nice old furniture...dude there are some treasures in that old house...the box you called a GPS when you first walked in looks like an antenna rotation controller box (which would explain the big antenna outside.) You simply turn the dial to point your antenna to whichever nearby city/town to pick up OTA TV stations....cool find!

[@LcHR21212]

That building is more structurally sound then me

[@C-TOS]

If you aren't already, you make me think of a house restoration crew manager. You seem well learned in many trades.

[@justkibby5959]

I love snooping. Id love going through a house like this looking for treasures

[@aborted4196]

So you're a thief?

[@justkibby5959]

@@aborted4196 i never said I was taking something. Looking and taking are 2 different things.

[@justkibby5959]

@@aborted4196 some people make a living out of cleaning hoarder houses where they're allowed to keep what they want.

[@jul1440]

That "old stereo" upstairs is a reel-to-reel tape machine. I'd take that! The "beta cassette tapes" are 8-track tapes. Also, modern ionizing smoke detectors still use radioactive amaricium-241.

[@ForTheBirbs]

I worked in a Govt fire research lab. Optical smoke detectors are what's recommended, rather than ionization types. They are far more effective at detecting smouldering fires. Ionization types are also liable to give false alarms from hydrocarbons etc.

[@pheurbelvls3710]

Fascinating old building.💚💚

[@DanVR001]

3:55 I was honestly expecting a "HERE'S JOHNNY!" clip to be inserted there.

[@joannaazar7396]

Great video! Thanks for sharing ❤

[@LucyKosaki]

Could be fun to just chill there and wait until people come to check it out, then play the piano xD

[@jrl3440]

Only a true New Englander says bureau when referencing a dresser. Cool vid man.

[@briankassing3214]

That safe you salvaged a couple months ago is selling for $1500-$2500. One person on ebay is asking $4000!

[@pyk_]

I love old structures with history like this. Fun to try to piece together what you can about the people that lived there.

[@RC--ji2ov]

i could swear i've seen this place in a dream of mine before

[@Morgan_Tylman]

That is wierd that happened to me too

[@gtavstepfordcounty1733]

Huh me too

[@nanvolentine9110]

That would be a nightmare.

[@labadaba5088]

Liminal spaces, google it.

[@RC--ji2ov]

@@labadaba5088 its not a liminal space though, ive seen plenty of those. i more mean the house and the surrounding area, albeit in the dream i'm remembering it from its more like a cloudy fall day or early winter day but still

[@Dani34473]

When I saw the basement stairs I said out loud, "Please Post 10 don't go down there!"

[@cuzinevil1]

@10:03 Oh my goodness, those aren't beta tapes. They're even older, they're 8 track tapes! We're talking '70' now.

[@cuzinevil1]

@Juan Labadie Indeed, I threw the last of my 8 tracks out just last year.

[@kahnadah]

I shook my head so hard when he called the 8-track tapes "Beta" movie tapes... Ah, to be so young.

[@KonaSquid]

So what were those bones from? o.o

[@briankassing3214]

Oh yeah, post 10... Also, that electric organ is actually pretty rare. It's a "Conn, model 580 - theatrette" value would depend on if it worked or not

[@tombarker2369]

that Akai tape deck brings back memories of my time in the Navy!! another life for sure.

[@AmandaJ4321]

Love this kind of stuff. Thanks for the tour.

[@chairmankaga2821]

At 10:03 those are 8 track audio tapes. I had a player in my car. Those were a godsend. Before those, people actually tried to put record players in their cars and vans.

[@HarrisonPeloso]

im getting "The Shinning" vibes from this new video

[@remotecontrol1082]

"I think that piece of wood is holding up the building" - made me laugh out loud and think how glad I am to not be there!!

[@The_Real_NaCLH201]

The "plug up compass" looks like what was used to turn and turn TV antennas before the invention of cable or satellite.

[@tubehunter66]

The Little House of Horrors. Cheers Post 🔟

[@ricj7517]

Man! that is some wild party they had

[@emily.g.929]

I love seeing super old packaging and old toys and old bottles and things left right where they were for years and years.

[@jenetikitty]

"we don't have to come back up here unless I chose to"

[@ARTofTY-TV]

Yeah, that creeped me out too.

[@jumilifyify]

That reel-to-reel tape recorder is probably valuable even if not working

[@waynemartinez4714]

It makes it more interesting when you know what you’re talking about thanks post 10.

[@andyhughes5885]

I think the best thing to do with that place is to bulldoze it to the ground and build a new property.

[@henningerhenningstone691]

This place would actually be worth taking out anything of value, monetary and historical, before it's sold. Because when it is, they'll probably just come in with a bulldozer and turn it all into landfill. Places like this can have a few gemstones scattered throughout all the junk if you look closely.

[@descripto2586]

Yep...time will stop for all of us.

[@tamitami7396]

With all the homeless in the country, you would think they could fix the abandon properties and let them live in until they get established, they move on. Then do again with the next group.

[@adamgray1753]

You are talking sense, Tami Roe. That will get you a permanent residence at an insane asylum these days.

[@imho2278]

Who funds it and who pays for the renovations?

[@tamitami7396]

@@imho2278 We help fund homeless shelters, food banks, this makes more sense. The people getting to move in have to help with the remodeling needed done, it is a kind of pay it forward type thing. They learn how and pass the knowledge on to the next. Our tax dollars already go for so many failed "help the homeless experiments". Why not help them in a more meaningful way? So they can get a home and stability to get back on their feet.

[@callmeshaggy5166]

It might be technically salvageable, but the cost to gut and clean and renovate everything would probably be more than it would to tear down & rebuild. Even here and now, my cousin paid way less to buy land and build than to buy an existing structure.

[@K8T.4426]

I have been watching your channel for about a year now and I always say "how does he know all this stuff?" You fascinate me with your knowledge.

[@TyphoonJetPilotMeteb]

Knowledgeable + informative

[@snixw125]

When I was little, my mom had that old Texas Instruments tv home computer. It was odd playing games on the tv back then. Wow, that's a blast from the past!

[@thekangaroo1880]

No one: Post 10 after every sentence: *_inhales_*

[@lucast3006]

What’s the problem? It’s cleaner than my apartment was in college 🤷‍♂️

[@meikgisiger1481]

🤣👍

[@72polara]

The "compass thing that you plug in" is a controller for a TV antenna rotator to turn the antenna towards different station's transmitters.

[@Jm4steam]

I haven't seen one of those in years. They were common when I was a kid.

[@MrEufemia]

Wish I could buy it renovate it and keep all the old valuables

[@michaelfraley-mx3gz]

Nicely done (bacement !!!?) City tank's no public restrooms!!??

[@DINKY77142]

Saw the bathroom and says "Kinda nice" - I love this guy.

[@mikeriebe4240]

That old tape recorder on top of the bed has a slot in it to play the 8 track tapes. Used to have the exact one.

[@spaghettibeans]

The "compass you plug in" is an antenna rotator controller. Used to turn tv or ham radio antennas to get better reception or send a direction signal.

[@donanjelox6990]

#Post10 for president lol!! Youre the man bruh lol!!

[@AaezI]

What's the asking price for the land?

[@GoonieLord]

I don't know how someone could live in filth

[@thenewjerseydevil997]

That structure can be renovated nicely. Interesting. Thank you!

[@mrlister2000]

Whoever lived there was very musical. There is some serious vintage music equipment in that bedroom, and the piano downstairs must be worth a few dollars!

[@patg6705]

Is that an old cast iron pot by the old lawn mower? It sure looks like it - awesome

[@errandmike]

Make me wonder what would happen if I died, and my family didn’t want my house, what would happen to it.

[@crowtales8828]

When I worked as a plumbers mate in 2009 , there was lots of houses 🏘 like this couldn’t believe people were actually living in them sometimes people have no idea how people live when the front door closes to the world, at least we left them new heating system on the government grant scheme , been out to feed the ducks , CROWS pesky pigeons it’s 5.45 am in uk 🇬🇧 , 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@Tazerboy_10]

Interesting... (I wouldn't mind exploring abandoned buildings where I live, but I haven't come across any, so far...) (I would hope someone sensible bought these kind of properties and turn them back into functional/livable houses/buildings; Like they do on HGTV / I.E. "Good Bones" or "Home Town...") (I don't know if this sounds wierd or not, but I would like to go through some of the stuff in the rooms to find/take anything of value or that could still be used... / An example would be the books, the clothes and maybe some of the electronics; If any of it was still in the original box...)