CRIME SCENE LEFT UNTOUCHED FOR 50 YEARS - ABANDONED HOUSE FROZEN IN TIME | ABANDONED PLACES UK

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Today i explore this abandoned house frozen in time when the owners left and never returned. I didnt know what to expect when we entered this time capsule but what I discover inside was truly amazing, hope you enjoy
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[@SugarplumFairy01]

ADAM My Absolute Favorite Place You Have Exploded! WOW I Love It! 💜🖤💜🖤💜🖤💜🖤💜🖤

[@AdamMark]

Glad you enjoyed it, its a beautiful place isn't it

[@mac1975]

@@AdamMark fantastic mate, keep it up. It’s kept me sane during lockdown

[@praddiemurrg]

Does your pf name refer to the Tchaikovsky piece for Celesta?

[@calgal7828]

Exploded??? 😂

[@beryllaing6992]

No house would last long in South Africa without being ransacked in a week! In fact our houses are burgled while we are still in them. Can’t help loving the law abiding English!!!

[@shiela5354]

I always think of all the Holidays, Birthdays, welcome home baby, all the memories and life these finds have had. Just sad that it just stops😢

[@kelleydays3907]

I’ve thought about that my ENTIRE life. People have told me I’m weird to think that. Thanks for making me feel sane.🥰

[@shiela5354]

@@kelleydays3907 you’re not alone! My husband does it driving down the road if he sees an old abandoned home place🥰

[@kelleydays3907]

@@shiela5354 🥰🥰🥰

[@ianrs6310]

Imagine all the wonderful Christmas celebrations…

[@kelleydays3907]

@@ianrs6310 oh ABSOLUTELY!🥰

[@Knocksley]

I grew up in a village where there was one house boarded up, totally abandoned and had been for years. The story was a guy lived there alone and took his own life one day on the front porch. The house was then boarded up and just completely forgotten. Being a group of teens we always wanted to get in there and explore, and one night we did. It was an eery experience to say the least, it felt like a time warp. Everything was exactly the same as the day the poor man had died all those years ago. There’s something so intriguing about abandoned houses. Awesome vid 👍🏼

[@kb5598]

I bet this home was absolutely beautiful when it was inhabited. The front door, the wooden details, the fixtures s, the furniture, it's all so beautiful. And I love that you also appreciate it 😊👍

[@zie4ever]

i bet! it’s a really pretty house even tho abandoned, i bet it was gorgeous!

[@gaylenealis7268]

This makes me realize that material things in the long run are not as important as you think. You can't take it with you. I do love these type of old houses they were built with beauty at one time.

[@Judy.LoveandLightAlways]

Absolutely Agree Gayle, It's Quality of Life, Not Quantity. kindest Thoughts to you and your family from Australia x

[@lightofthewayshower9350]

Amen to that! I thought the exact same thing.

[@user-uk7pp8ic7u]

There are people who collect things because they enjoy doing so and that makes them happy.That doesn't mean they think they will take stuff in the grave.

[@leticialimos5184]

Nice beautiful houses donate it to the homeless or use it whatever foe alive people

[@lindawilkey7629]

thats was really good what happened there?

[@stephanietip]

I love to see people such as yourself who has such respect for the property and the people who lived there.

[@K.Spade7902]

The way he throws things around is Not respectful!

[@lindatimmons3675]

@@K.Spade7902 ...... I didnt see him throw a thing around.

[@robertgillenwater8540]

Truthfully who really cares because it's all trash and noone cares for it and it sits and decays hour after hour!

[@308dad8]

@@K.Spade7902 Going in without owner permission is disrespectful but I didn’t see him throw anything around. If you did point it out.

[@carolsaxton9985]

You should do K 2

[@carolineolsenarnold7039]

The beautiful dresser at the start, I have one like it, been handed down to me from my mum. Over 200 hundred years old.

[@jacd751]

When I was in high school there was an abandoned dairy farm complete with barns and 2 houses about a half hour from where we lived. A few of my friends and I went exploring one afternoon and it was incredibly creepy. Literally looks like the people just up and vanished one day decades before without taking ANY of their belongings with them. There was even an old hospital bed with an IV pole that still had a glass bottle of IV fluids and the tubing hanging from it. Creepy!!

[@Mandaxx25]

Sounds like whoever needed that IV ended up dead and they were buried and had no one to clear it out.

[@jacd751]

@@Mandaxx25 That would make sense but there was clearly an entire family living there including at least 2 teens/young adults & 3 small children according to what we found in the 5 bedrooms in the main house, from the pictures on the wall & in albums, clothing, homework, schoolbooks, food, etc PLUS adult farmhands that lived in the smaller house. It looked as if it was an elderly/dying grandparent or severely disabled/dying child(10?+ years old given it was a regular sized hospital bed and not a smaller sized bed or crib) being cared for....Even if it was a single person that died with no one to deal with the property, that person was obviously bed bound - given the hospital bed in the living room, IV fluids/nutrition. A bed bound or deathly ill person wouldn't be able to set that all up by themselves or administer the meds/fluids/nutrition on their own. Back then you couldn't just pay someone or a service to do that...when it came down to it back then it was family, which this farm clearly had a good sized family living there, or it was their friends, church & the community. I actually drove back out there about a week after posting my original comment because I was curious & going that direction anyway... only "footprints"/rubble - the collapsed houses, barns, etc - and a VERY overgrown property remained. I figured that CERTAINLY by now it would all be a completely different place/farm as it's been over 20 freaking years since I was there with my friends! It's not...which has me even more intrigued & confused. 🤔🤷🏻‍♀️

[@ThePortalTheory]

Can you take a video or pics and send it to his channel so we can see it? That seems super weird.

[@LadyPamela63]

Thank you so much for taking us on your journey!!, but I must say as a Mum lol PLEASE PLEASE wear a mask next time you go in places like that! The mould etc. depending on what kind it is, can literally be deadly Adam, so please take care Mate 🙋‍♀️🦋💐👍😘

[@katen1228]

Exactly what I was thinking with all that mold.

[@LadyPamela63]

@@katen1228 💐 right!!! So dangerous!!!

[@nanapatsullivan2344]

Along with the lead paint and asbestos

[@LadyPamela63]

@@nanapatsullivan2344 exactly Nana!!! lol all of us MaMa Bear’s definitely agree with you!!! 🙋‍♀️💐🇨🇦

[@florencehenry5267]

He should wear mask, gloves and hair covering.

[@onetwistedkitty6326]

This is a great video! It's kind of rare to see someone who's respectful AND knowledgeable. That poor cat, though...that really was heartbreaking.

[@michaelgoodliffe4795]

Pity it's always a poor cat,or,at least it seems that way, my favourite animal is the cat, always have had them as companions, love them.

[@carpediem3044]

me too, I love them. Cats can hide easier than dogs. Poor thing.

[@corinatrian.2073]

I love them too, they are gorgeous 🌷🌺🏵️ I can't live without them 😻😻😻

[@MrJest2]

That's because cats are everywhere, and like to get into places like this and explore. Dogs, not so much - at least not alone. Also, cats who are close to death will seek out isolated and abandoned places to pass in as well. Most of the dead cats we see in these kind of videos are feral cats, living "wild" often as not.

[@joannemaillet8843]

Me too I got a wonderful cat that acts more like a dog and comes when called and also follows me like a dog would

[@gata_fiera227]

This broke my heart 🥺

[@MarieRaez-cj6ky]

Another fantastic explore Adam, I’m a couple yrs behind as I’ve just recently found your channel. So loving it, your one brave man going into these abandoned homes on your own. Loved those stained windows, absolutely beautiful. That poor cat, I had to turn away when you had the camera on it. I love cats just couldn’t watch it. It’s weird how just after you saw the cat you heard those scratches, could it have been the cat spirit letting you know he’s still there. Find you so funny when it comes to dolls, and love how respectful you are of these homes. Great work, I’ve nearly caught up on all you’re videos

[@lexismom9341]

Oh my! This would have been a gorgeous home back in it's day! I would love to know more about its history and the people who lived there. If you ever find out, could you let us know? Thank you!

[@janicel5926]

I laughed out loud at the amount of noise you made on your way out! I needed that so thanks 😂

[@robinyoung6533]

The furniture left behind is beautiful. What a shame to be hidden away like that. Surprised the neighbors haven’t snatched it all up. Lovely place. Sad too.

[@margaritanavarrete1246]

Honestly..... abandoned home I'm sorry but your furniture will not go to waste like that around me..... I would absolutely take it and keep it lmao

[@99jfjf]

@@margaritanavarrete1246 I wouldn't take anything from a place where someone possibly died. Best thing I could do to show respect

[@308dad8]

Neighbors probably know something we don’t. They don’t want it or it was a time capsule in respect to whoever owned it.

[@sista3133]

@@308dad8 but eventually these homes will get torn down anyways or hopefully remodeled so everything will be thrown out.

[@donnapage3922]

Its definitely beautiful antiques and valuable items left to rot. But I feel to respectful of the people who may still be lingering in spirit. Something heinous must have happened for no one to want to claim anything. Maybe whole family murdered, or homicide, suicide. Just seems left alone for a reason. I wish he would do some researching on history, as I'm intrigued beyond crazy aaaahaaaa. Love his explorations.

[@erinstoll2916]

Thank you for having me to your channel and giving me a great experience. I had to stop at 7:50-7:52 mark many times. As I do believe that you was in the dining room . To me there was an orb, if someone has pointed it out already . I am completely sorry, I did not read every single comment to make sure. Once again thank you

[@Ironmouse804]

Thank you for respecting the property while giving us a tour. So many people go in and destroy things. It's sad. Great video. That place was probably beautiful when it was alive.

[@philliphurley5341]

The Hoover Junior upright cleaner is a model 119 and was in production from 1949 to 1955. The Belling cooker is from the 1950s. The toaster is from the 1970s.

[@denisekoenig9479]

I have some things to show you if you don't mind you seem to know alot about vintage and antique items. If you don't mind looking message me please

[@Derekmartin20]

Probably still all works unlike stuff we have now

[@beverlyvansuch2303]

@@Derekmartin20 agree 👍💯, grew-up in the 70's. Things were better then than they r now!!

[@connie7128]

Man, would I love to have that Singer sewing machine. That's a treasure. What's amazing to me is how it appears to not have been ransacked over the years. I'd love to see a place like that be brought back to life, but in some ways, it's also a beautiful step back into history and should be left as it is.

[@courtneykendall4564]

My mum has the exact same singer, we don't use it in fear of breaking it. Ours is from the 60s my great grandmother gave it to my mum

[@308dad8]

@@courtneykendall4564 Contact Singer for parts catalogue for that model and instructions on using it. That stuff was made to stand the test of time.

[@veronicashanahan4825]

Hi Adam, really enjoyed the exploration. Would love if you could possibly follow up by visiting the library within the area to get some history of the place. Maybe even before the explore, like as to explain why the police tape was there, etc. You're very brave going on your own, I know I wouldn't do it. Look forward to going on more of your expeditions with you & trinket. Cheers 🍻

[@sheenarolon1016]

Omg I was thinking the same thing.

[@veronicashanahan4825]

@@sheenarolon1016 Great minds 😁

[@Shining-Star-]

I would love to know more about the history. Such a shame such a beautiful house was left to rot. So sad.

[@user-kj6ef3uu8f]

Can only say what awesome place absolutely love watching you go through those places xx

[@firewife911]

“Mittens, is that you?” 😳😂 Loved this house but definitely put off a creepy feeling. I’m so curious as to what happened there.

[@leakyfrancis768]

I can only imagine how beautiful that place was. Would love to know it's history.

[@nicolecrawford4228]

I love how you get so excited over the moldings and furniture and random things. That's a real exploration and shows your true intentions of seeing history.

[@kerryf6758]

What struck me was things like the table was covered in dust and stuff but the plates on it was not. There were other Things like that throughout the house. It makes it eerie. Has someone or something been there recently But above all, Adam, you are the BEST person ever to watch. You're respectful, attention to detail and low tone of voice make these videos wonderful to watch. Thank you!! Keep up the good work

[@tompaton1899]

I think he goes in the house first time and lays out pictures on the mantles and shelves. the dishes on the table he probably he sets that up too.

[@niccidean2659]

Fascinating....wouldn’t it be fantastic to have the same tour of this house in its hay day & know the story behind the house 😊

[@leonlemieux7620]

I love your channel for 2 reasons. Brilliant content and your deepest respect for peoples stuff and dead animals. Your a good man. Take care

[@victoriamartin1032]

Wow it hurts my heart to see all those beautiful pieces of furniture just sitting there going to waste. Can u just imagine the history of each piece that you come across? I’ve always loved the story or the history behind a home and the occupants that once lived there. I’d love it if the furniture in these old abandoned homes went to someone who could clean them and give them a beautiful new life.

[@stephenpeacock8592]

Amazing, such a small building with so much to give! I would have taken a moment to read one of those 1930's schoolgirl's own(?) magazines, would have given as much insight as anything into the previous ownership of the place.

[@sonyadavidson1529]

Very sad feeling watching this exploration. Someone had a life there, so many memories left behind. I'm curious as to what happened to the family that once lived there.

[@elizabethkusce2718]

The windows are beautiful wow, it’s a shame it was left there like that. Even the wallpaper is pretty too.

[@diannehardwick950]

Gosh Adam, I’ve got Brasso under my sink! 2022! The little peephole in the bathroom is a ventilator. Thanks for the visit. I feel so sad when I see the dereliction former cosy homes fall into. .

[@retiredhappy466]

Almost everything in that house is beautiful even in its decaying condition. The furniture, the bathroom fixtures and especially the vintage light fixtures. Also, It's nice to see that the Scottish people don't vandalize the abandon homes like they do here in the states. Wonderful video.

[@thelight3112]

This house has likely avoided ransacking by being far out of the way and unknown. Any vacant building near a town or city will have someone trashing it within weeks.

[@oystergirl99]

Another terrific explore Adam! In the bathroom, that wasn't a peep hole. LOL it was a steam vent that was closeable so it didn't get too cold in the bathroom during the winter. You could open it up when bathing so it wouldn't get too steamy in there and then close it when done.

[@donnasantiago5016]

I always look through the comments hoping a fam member or friend of the home see the video and can give insight into why its abandoned. Anyway, great vid as usual!!! Be careful, especially being all alone. The deceased cat scared me to death. When u took a step back I let out a slight yell and DAMN near woke my husband...lol. Wonderful find. Relatively new sub here....love binge watching ur vids!! 💖 from Pennsylvania!!!

[@vickysmith6761]

Omg I do that in hope too! Haha xxx

[@zie4ever]

pa!!

[@karinaperez475]

I can only imagine how beautiful that home was in its prime... the windows, the millwork, the furniture inside were beautiful. It would be great to find some sort of city archives to find out what happened there, who lived there etc. My curiosity would have had me gingerly opening up those school workbooks to hopefully find a name. Poor mittens. Wonder if the little soul was left abandoned there after whatever happened, or if it was a stray... 🥺

[@ezl8002]

What was weird about the place, there were 6 plates on the table with utensils by them and nothing on the plates. That would mean that possibly six people hurriedly left the house for some reason and never returned? The poor cat might have been left to fend for itself and might have died from lack of water since it could have been locked in the house. That would be a terrible way for it to die.

[@jaylatownsend1007]

Hi Adam from the USA i love you videos on abandoned houses & love ur accent! I'm curious why doesn't anyone take the furniture out instead of letting it just rot? Such beautiful pieces❤

[@BlytheWorld1972]

You find the older larger houses with people who had money never really follow fashion trends its always done out in a classic style and never changes much .. the mark of true class ...

[@amandadean33]

Great video, especially funny when you mentioned the doll and it’s eyes you were going to punch it 😆. Oh and Mittens he should be left where he lay. Beautiful but stark reminder of days gone by.

[@dorawhite9130]

Being a antique enthusiasts, it pains me to watch urban exploration videos. Some thing's shouldn't be left to rot.

[@sylviajones4907]

That desk!

[@tsalite]

I always feel a little sad for all the items that are just sitting there, forgotten.

[@SolarEclips86]

Makes me so sad to see the kitty gone 😞 Rest In Peace little buddy

[@angelapietras1235]

I laughed my head off,I can just imagine being on my own in there and you trying to be quiet when leaving and all those branches snapping,it tickled me to death.Thanks for the explore.

[@nancywoosley9037]

you must have stepped on every single stick there was I laughed that was a trip

[@susanwilson2248]

I laughed too. Especially when he hears scratching sounds he gets all nervous. I think he forgets these old houses are a heaven for birds, raccoons, mice.

[@jennifergarrett6809]

Those stained glass were absolutely beautiful. Would love a house with stained glass in it. Very nice.

[@gracie.arnold]

i love your gentle respectful touch on items ... how nice to treat them all delicately...

[@cajunshine]

I love how you point out things we otherwise would not notice. I could feel the heaviness in there too. Be safe and keep them coming!!❤🥰💪🤗😘

[@myrescuecats3028]

Adam that’s a cat.I know someone else who did this explore I was really upset. I often wonder on these explores why so many cats and dogs are left to die. I do understand people die without anyone knowing but it still is painful to see! Lucky I have a very large family so my cats and dog will never be left to die...Thats the beauty of having nine wonderful brothers and sister.😀😆😀😀

[@connieprettyman6131]

I thought I had seen this before, glad you said that about someone else doing this explore.

[@Bobsbud100]

I'm completely alone in this world but my dog is 14 and I'm 51. I hope I am able to get another rescue dog one day but I will make sure they will be cared for.

[@celtickhan6136]

You are never alone when you have a companion dog or cat. I prefer animals to some humans to be honest. Like you I am a vegan for life too.

[@diannadhaliwal3647]

I wish someone would take the compassion &time to give that poor kitty a decent burial instead of staging things &trashing things.I thank God that my kitty who i could tell was once very loved &pampered ended up a starving stray that thankfully was captured and brought in to the pet shelter where after a whole month was healthy enough to adopt&I just happened to be there to adopt a cat that day!Sad when pets are not as lucky as he &end up trapped indoors somewhere.😥

[@GIGI-lp1gc]

Cats are known to go away themselves to die, what makes you think the cat was abandoned

[@dorabella64]

Get Rid Of That Board in Your Van!!!!!! 🙀. Be Blessed Always 💜🙏

[@ginaaugustine2122]

I've just found you and your channel. Just wonderful how you explain the entire surrounding and disturb nothing. Love your voice also, very soothing. Great stuff!

[@Deliveredfromevil]

This was recommended to me, so I watched it. I'm at 21 minutes & I'm on edge with ya!! Such a beautiful time capsule but so creepy. I, too, felt like you were not alone. This is my first time watching you, very pleased! Awesome job.

[@Shazzabaldy]

Please find out the history behind it. This was really interesting xx

[@alasdairvincent6248]

The thing you thought was a peephole would be more likely to be an extractor fan and vent to clear condensation in that room . I got vibes that you had spiritual company in the house .

[@dennisjenns5812]

Hi Adam. I admire the respect you have for the property you explore. And you don't interfere with any of the contents.

[@kathygreen8398]

I've just recently found your channel and I'm really enjoying it. Adam I really appreciate your kind and gentle soul. Good luck with your channel, I will share with friends and family.

[@myrescuecats3028]

Wow what an entry! You certainly know how to find these fab places. One’s an Organ and the other us a Joanna!😂 The handbag is a Gladstone bag he must have been a doctor!

[@paranormal_uk]

Husband was a doctor

[@sarahstrong7174]

She was a doctor.

[@coopersmimi5me211]

So did anyone ever find out the crime was?

[@rachealsmith5138]

Wow! What a sight that house must’ve been in its day. I love the skylight on the stair case. The house is a little creepy, with all the mold and I’m sure the smell was horrible. Nice explore! And I believe trinket is a good name for your van! Take care and stay safe!

[@Marie-vb6ed]

I'm new to the channel & loving it, love just how respectful you are 🙏😺

[@diannecockrell3210]

First time seeing your channel and all I can say is WOW!! I don’t know how it can get any better!! A huge thank you!!

[@Lightgirl715]

I lost it when you said, "Oh...hello Mittens!". 😂😃😁 And yeah, if any house had a soul remaining, it might be this one! Great job.

[@lyndoncastonguay4759]

Poor cat , sometimes I don't watch right away, but i live your work. You find some of the most interesting places yet. Love from across the pond in Connecticut

[@theresasauli973]

Great explore! Absolutely love the stained glass windows. Thank-You for taking us along.

[@TheSteveBernal]

I follow a few explorers, and just discovered you, and you're my favorite! Excellent work, and thank you from Texas.

[@susanelliott2831]

Wonderful house. It makes me sad that it is in ruins. If I win the power ball I'd love to buy it and restore it. I hope that someone will bury that cat's remains.

[@cdd4248]

I would love to restore it too!

[@sandimoo]

I think the cat is best left in it’s home…

[@denisekoenig9479]

You could probably find a better one to restore

[@peanuts1173]

This is fascinating! Have you ever stumbled across a person in your explorations of vacant buildings? The crime scene tape is creepy too.

[@kristineapodaca3173]

I used to work at a thrift store and we got a donation of a lot of little girl's clothing, all very neatly folded, but with stickers on it indicating the police had considered it evidence at one point.

[@shanlynn81]

@@kristineapodaca3173 thats really creepy and sad

[@lindatimmons3675]

@@kristineapodaca3173 ..... Thats creepy.......🤯🙄

[@lesliefamilytree8239]

Out of all the KZbin explorers you are by far the best 🙌🙌💕 this was probably my favorite explore video. Creepy but so full of life at the same time. Or in this case full of spirit. But beautiful none the less. Thank you for this 🙏

[@shiroowatosay9724]

Hi ! I discovered your KZbin channel by chance, and I must say that your urbex explorations are incredible, a lot of abandoned houses frozen in time, great job.

[@ticker1ch]

Lovely tour lad. Thank you. A bittersweet feeling, wishing to reach these lost dear souls we've come to know.😕

[@mrsbonezjones1913]

So sad how someone’s life just gets left behind as if they ceased to exist. And such a shame no one did anything with the home after whatever happened to them

[@wrangler71]

Hi, Adam. Love your explorations and have been following them for a while now. Keep it going please for those of us who do not have the opportunity to do as you do. Thanks.

[@angelitafortner314]

Love your commentary's, you pick the most awesome places. Thank you Adam!

[@BugBear82]

What an amazing little explore.... cannot believe how much antique just still sitting in there! Amazing ❤️

[@lynneedwards9704]

Hi Adam, what a great time capsule. He must've been a doctor as the bag was there. Poor cat, I love cats too. I think I would've felt creeped out on my own too. It's intriguing about the police tapes though. Really enjoyed it. Thanks

[@Jerry-sr9kq]

That was one HUGE cat!

[@rachaelk7866]

I'm wondering what part was the crime scene did I miss it ? Def felt something was there .. poor kitty someone should have buried it esp as someone had stood on her 🥺🥺

[@renasmith4123]

I believe thats a dog very long legs looks like a hound? Sad to say the least. Deserves to be buried.

[@elizabethpeterson7165]

@@renasmith4123 It had small, rounded cat ears. Not floppy hound ones. I hope it didn't suffer in death.

[@rachaelk7866]

@@Jerry-sr9kq could have been a breed like norweigian Forrest cat .. or mancoon or just a large standard breed I've had 2 ( one currently) that are standard breeds calicos but are big boned literally like bunny or dog sized feet lol 😆

[@janetjansenvanrensburg6476]

BEAUTIFULLY, MAGNIFICANT oldest wooden furntuires & bath too - I LOVE this....!!!

[@Pellegrineanita]

You're so respectful x

[@stephensmith24]

Best one to date Adam. I was on edge all the way through. Like watching a good ghost film. Thank you.

[@arch1752]

Thank you, great find. Shame others have been in there and treated it with less respect than you guys xxx

[@donnapage3922]

Thank you Adam, that was amazing, stepping back in time. Such a once beautiful home, it was still occupied by spirit. It would be awesome if you could find out the history of what happened for everything to just be abandoned that way. It's not normal unless a crime so heinous occurs, nobody dares to go back into claim or take care of such a lovely home. I'm left without answers, maybe you could go back and do some researching on some of these places. It would benefit your explorations. Thank you again, very intriguing.

[@jasonkortink4785]

Adam ,I couldn't not rescue all the furniture to restore before it's destroyed,so much including those fire places omg the history to be saved .I love how respectful you are in these places it's criminal to leave it

[@myrescuecats3028]

Hi Adam I’ve been catching up with all your previous explores I’m so excited about this one!😀😀😀

[@ToniannDonnelly]

Loved this,lovely old home and furniture!! Poor kitty kat🤦‍♀️I love your sense of humour Adam and i would have been shitting myself too in there alone..cant wait for the next.❤

[@julieperkins4049]

Hi! I just found your channel… absolutely fascinating stuff!!! I love to see still like this and I love your respect for the property and things! Thanks for posting this!

[@punkinpie2]

Dear Adam, you truly deserve a nice cold beer and snacks of your choice ! My travelling is almost nil due to health, but I feel I still am thanks to you ! Thank you, dear Adam, especially the scary sights I know I could never have visited !

[@annburton6026]

Trinket is perfect. I got a bad vibe coming from the entire house. Be careful in these places.

[@ilenebillingsley7516]

It's beautiful but still so sad! Thank you for all you do!

[@suzml8106]

Lots of good antiques inside. Really nice. Love all the dressers. Some old 'dates' in there. Surprising... Thx for the explore

[@BarbaraBenner-yk2nn]

I have watched a lot of others doing the discoveries but I always come back to you as I enjoy yours the most. You show everything at a good pace and lift lids and such as well as the corky stuff you say I laugh at. Thanks for the entertainment and exploring you do. keep up the good work.

[@maureenalder8905]

What is up Adam loved this..up there with my favourites..get that bloody 'spirit board' out of your van 👻..love the name trinket very apt..take care my friend ❤

[@onlymekimberly]

I agree! Please burn that Ouija board for your own safety & protection.

[@marlenecusens1265]

Wow love this. So sorry for the cat being abandoned with the house. But we may never know what really happened 🥺

[@melancholygirl840]

I love your program so much! I'm just amazed at these houses that all this beautiful furniture is left!

[@darkangelkate3950]

Thank you Adam. That was amazi g. Whata gorgeous home. All that beautiful old furniture. You are the best!!❤

[@evajean206]

My first time watching your videos. I'm quite impressed with how you showed such respect for all the items you encountered. You explored but didn't disturb anything. That's how it should be. I agree that while in great disrepair, at least the damage was done by nature rather than by vandalism. Quite an eclectic assortment of items: magazines from the '30"s, photos from the Victorian period, a toaster from the '70's, et.c. Thank you so much for thorough videography. R.I.P. Mittens.

[@sheila1115]

a beautiful fireplace in every room. it's too bad that everybody hasn't been as respectful as you and felt they needed to go in and make a mess of things

[@sweetox_9690]

Yeah that's nature that did that.

[@lifeofamomadventures771]

Hi Adam. Nice ride. Dang, how did I miss this one from a little over a year ago? What an amazing old house. It's so easy to imagine what it was like in it's time of life. And yes, the ceiling lamps in the room with the little black dress is. As you were making your way out through the overgrown Garden, you took the words right outta my mouth. Lol.

[@cyclinggirl3212]

Looks like lots of orbs at 7:50 when entering the room. It's like spirits are sitting around the table chatting but rise when you enter and disappear when you enter.

[@jenniferkuntz1575]

My heart was racing during this whole video! One of most favorite! Would absolutely love to explore with these guys.

[@karenwright4587]

Loved that house the furniture still in reasonable condition to say its been abandoned all that time shame about the poor cat you cracked me up when you said to the doll blink and I will punch you classic thanks for another great video take care x

[@patsykelly9015]

You are Brave Adam to go in there on your own, Thankyou for sharing, a d eing respectful to the property God Bless x

[@DerbyCounty_1884]

Adam mate your awesome your such a lovable guy your respectful and your genuine interest in these places is amazing stay safe lad

[@nikdabell8768]

Absolute bangin explore! And so creepy and funny watching you trying to be quiet!! So sad to see poor Mittens though :-(. But you dealt with the whole spooky place much better than I would have! Great choice of name for the van too! Keep up the crackin work :-)

[@Ruby-gn5nc]

Could have been mittens you heard scratching in there.

[@l.l.2463]

The house looks to have been abandoned in the 70's, but the police tape looks a lot more recent than that. Weird. I think I'm going to go hug my cats now. :( Good explore Adam!

[@linnelljones3116]

One of the best time capsules I have had the privilege to watch. Great narration. Love the accent.