Abandoned Religious Families 1800's Farmhouse - Guarded by Vultures (Time-Capsule)

Hidden in plain site we find a roadside abandoned farmhouse. With overgrowth swallowing the remaining structures, vultures swooping and guarding their new home lies a property that once held a religious foreign family decades ago. Although I don't have definitive answers of why the home was left. My hypothesis is that the family grew old and eventually passed away in the 1970's, leaving the entire property an absolute time capsule from the past, or what I call, a living museum. If you enjoyed the video as much as I enjoyed recording and making it a thumbs up would let me know who actually reads this crap. Anywho, Until next time my fellow explorers ✌
Instagram : @dark.exploration

[@DarkExploration]

Sorry about the cut off in the intro everyone. Noticed the error when it was too late and Im on the road currently filming more videos! This is the first presentation with my brand new camera as well. Sorry about the knocking noise you may hear. Getting that fixed as we speak. Anywho. Thanks for watching everyone, I appreciate you more than anything. Have a good day ✌

[@hqgirl567]

Dark Exploration Films it’s all good

[@NitaMendez]

Cameras looking good! I'm more than halfway through and I'm loving this!

[@nancyM1313]

Enjoying right now💗🏚👍

[@janiceprice1054]

Dark Exploration Films olish

[@webeeankylosingspindylitis7838]

I have to tell u u had me laughing so hard when u picked up the cross,thanks :-)

[@rondogon48]

Guys, I have watched a lot of your videos and I enjoy them a lot. I am 61 years old and my father, oldest brother, and his wife all have been exposed to asbestos. Asbestos takes a long time to begin destroying the lining in your lungs. That lining is the thing that transmits oxygen into your bloodstream. Asbestos encapsulates the tube like structures in the lining and blocks the oxygen from entering your bloodstream. The effect is you slowly suffocate and there is no cure. My father began experiencing the effects of it in 1995-96, As he aged it became more of a struggle to get O2 in. Luckily he had a massive heart attack and he passed before it became too bad. My sister in law has a partially atrophic lung which has about 30% capacity now. The fibers are very very small and you could have it flying all around you in these old buildings and not even realize it. I know the masks are bulky and hot at times but you need to seriously consider using them in some of these places. Stay safe.

[@AdrarOwayour]

I think that the disease that my lord talked about is a lot like the Corona epidemic.

[@stinky369]

You’re so wholesome omg

[@user-ti2xi9bd4u]

This is exactly what I was worried about them, he didn’t wear mask 😷. In the video, he sniffed the perfume....while recording with the camera

[@nuka_world_demon]

Wow

[@DarkExploration]

Update : No vultures were harmed in the making of this video

[@omniavincitamor3823]

Lol😂

[@misha2197]

XD

[@n3wfie222]

Lol good to know

[@peanutkix]

Hey, here’s a fun fact: baby vultures’ defense mechanism is projectile vomiting. So, be wary getting close to them lol.

[@judyberends4586]

Don't vultures mean death. They eat roadkill.yuck. I like your voice .You are easy to hear and understand.Thank you so much .

[@clarkcam]

Damn I wanted you to open that fridge 😂

[@DarkExploration]

I've learned my lesson on opening refrigerator doors haha

[@zeldaray5562]

I know. It’s because it said do not open, made us want to see inside. 😱

[@justpassingthru3186]

Me too! Lol

[@StellaSteve80]

He could have cooked a meal from the goo inside. 😂

[@Kristinapedia]

YOU ALWAYS OPEN FRIDGES AND TOILETS! LMAO

[@sheapiland8779]

I can only imagine how awesome this house was when it was occupied. Some beautiful antiques, especially the piano. Amazing.

[@sheapiland8779]

@Agent Fungus That's a good question. It is certainly a unique piano and really lovely.

[@carmelasilvestri4207]

Yes I agree a lot of beautiful items in this house. I could not get over the legs on that piano. I’ve never seen that on a piano before.

[@jonnamarie3841]

Although "diameter of the wall"? Is math not taught anymore?

[@sheapiland8779]

@@jonnamarie3841 How does that relate to my comment?

[@jonnamarie3841]

@@sheapiland8779he was talking about the piano being "almost the diameter of the wall" ... The wall wasn't circular. Wasn't really trying to comment on your comment although I agree the piano was absolutely gorgeous, very unique, and it is a shame it has been left unprotected like that.

[@ohmyscrap]

PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE start wearing gloves and a mask. My husband is a Respiratory Therapist, he watched about 7 minutes of one video and he couldn't handle it he said "that kid is killing himself and he doesn't even know it". I just found you today, love your videos; you must protect yourself. Leaving the beautiful wood antiques and old, old pictures just kills me.

[@laurecrp8751]

He is right 👍🏼🙏🏼

[@MrsBadBlackie]

@strawberry_shortcake4life If you come into such an old building, you are basically breathing in all the dust, fungus etc. in there. Goodness some people and their inability to research their sh.t.

[@stinky369]

The husband is right ms.strawberry shortcake

[@jillsmith633]

@strawberry_shortcake4life Go in an old house every day and inhale Ms. Strawberry Shortcake4life. We deserve it.

[@mariac.362]

@strawberry_shortcake4l due you have a degree ? your comments are 👎🏼sorry .

[@linz6783]

My favorite thing about these videos is the juxtaposition between the sadness of the abandoned items and the quiet, peacefulness of nature.

[@julieeckersall1906]

When you find something that says Do not open and you really want to lol

[@beema9573]

Not if it's a frig! LOL.

[@deendrew36]

I wanted him to open it so bad!

[@NitaMendez]

I would've been so tempted with those letters! Old letters and pictures really get me 😍 also old pianos!

[@emilybaxley3935]

Same! I love old photographs and letters, honestly any antiques I love it, I feel so connected to old things

[@LoveAcrossAmerica]

Nita me too

[@patigiddens1314]

I'm always perplexed why personal things are left behind. It makes me really sad, didn't anyone care? Thanks great find.

[@idontknow950]

Pati Giddens maybe it wasn't their choice and something happened

[@patigiddens1314]

Hannah Walsh maybe but family or friends could have done something. I just think it's a shame it's someone's history.

[@teresatanasi5143]

I totally agree. I am the very last of my once large family. I am on the other side of the U.S. Not even 4th cousin once removed to care about stuff ;( It makes ME sad. Thanks for caring

[@patticakes8656]

Pati Giddens That dress and fur coat on the bed puzzles me.

[@patigiddens1314]

Patti Cakes I get what your saying. That was a nice coat!!

[@rebeccagable9629]

Using their address & names on mail, look up what happened to this family in the newspaper archives!

[@indiaxxxz]

What

[@deendrew36]

@@indiaxxxz she is suggesting he look them up and see if he can find out what happened to them.

[@Ilovevintage77]

I love your voice. Very calming and soothing. You’re so respectful. . Thank you for showing us this beautiful place. I get sad when I see all the family’s hard work and toil left to crumble. . It’s very beautiful seeing the pictures of smiling faces of the long forgotten as you give them life for a moment. Also died laughing when you ran back with the cross!!poor baby birds.

[@padraicodomhnall2146]

Lovely, thoughtful response. You articulated my thoughts so accurately. Blessings from Halifax in Yorkshire, Northern England.

[@Ilovevintage77]

Padraic O'Domhnall thank you so much!! Blessings back and oh how I wish I could visit your part of the world. I bet it’s just lovely!!

[@thatwiseoldbitchchannel]

Jean Nate was a brand of perfume in the 70s/80s

[@chowder8802]

Body splash lol killer stuff

[@thatwiseoldbitchchannel]

@@chowder8802 My mom and sisters kept them in business for years! LOL!

[@chowder8802]

@@thatwiseoldbitchchannel your poor nose hairs lol

[@thatwiseoldbitchchannel]

@@chowder8802 Oh lord! I got stories about all the smelly smells of my childhood...lol

[@thatwiseoldbitchchannel]

@@chowder8802 kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYWmnpKbhauNhqs

[@MaryWhiteWolf]

Hi guys! :-D The family was Roman Catholic Polish. The photo on the wall that you looked at under the clothing was taken of children celebrating their First Communion along with the Priest who was seated and the nuns standing next to the children. :-) With all those beds in the house, there were likely several children who had lived there. The Smurf doll looked like it was made from a knitting kit. As for the vultures, they picked a great place to nest. Little wonder why the adults were hanging out in the tree. There are two types of vultures in the US- Black vultures and Turkey vultures. We have both types here in Texas where I live. They make a gosh awful hiss. I love the old piano and wish that a maker's mark was on it. It was likely imported from Poland. I would have given my eye teeth for it. :-) Did you see the old washing machine? My parents had the same old RCA tv when I was growing up. It sure did look like a squatter was camped out there recently. This place was a great find! :-)

[@MusidoraEffectum]

Piano!!! Oh my god!! It’s unbelievable that this piano was left there! It’s a table piano or idk how to name it correctly in English. This kind of piano existed in the 18th and 19th centuries. It rare to find this instrument, nowadays you can see it only in museums. And you such a lucky guy, you saw it in this atmospheric place, with its own story.... thank you for sharing it with us!!! Upd: Maybe I can even suppose that this table piano was made by Steinway & Sons in 1890s. I saw almost the same piano in museum in Holland.

[@AdrarOwayour]

Yes you are right

[@kyou7352]

That picture on the wall of the children with girls in white dresses I believe it is a communion photo from Poland. My mother has a similar photo of children lined up in white dresses form when she was living in Poland as a child with the priest sitting in the middle. 14:01 I showed my mum the video and she did confirm that the photo is a communion photo.

[@dinh5532]

Yes, most catholics will recognize it as 1st communion photos.

[@SarahGreen523]

The jar of lumpy stuff was probably bacon fat. People from the older generation saved bacon fat in a jar or pot on top of the stove (sometimes in cupboards too). They cooked with it. Really cool find! Tks!

[@POPESMOKENDOPE]

Polish 👍 think they was from poland they are Catholic culture very religious x and the smurfs was around the 80's x

[@emilieballinger3756]

exactly what I thought

[@jdnrotterdam2150]

The smurfs was populair in all of europe

[@emilieballinger3756]

@@jdnrotterdam2150 the smurfs are actually from Belgium, and yes they where later on very famous in apl europe

[@annika0813]

actually the smurfs were first introduced as a comic in 1958 in Belgium (where they were created) and got popular probably around that same time in all of Europe. So way earlier than the 80s. At least in Europe.

[@jdnrotterdam2150]

The dutch smurfs song: welkom in smurfen land welkom allemaal! Welkom in smurfen land weer een nieuw verhaal!!!

[@David-hn7zm]

Wow imagine all the memories , the Christmas , birthdays , the Saturday morning smell of bacon , ect

[@shoegaz]

..Bruh, you just hit me.

[@garretnelson2771]

I actually teared up a little when you showed the Greatest Mom In The Whole World figure don't know why that got to me so much. Just knowing the life and love that use to be in that house and seeing how it's been left to rot with all the beautiful appliances and furniture in it still really makes me wonder what happened to the people that lived there. They clearly had a loving child living there at one time so it really makes me wonder why the kid or kid's of the people didn't do anything with the house.

[@rose_6400]

And I always wonder who's paying the property tax? Is it now owned by the state?

[@TheGruffchickJournal]

The old picture is a first communion picture, most likely from the Catholic school one of the deceased attended. Probably dates back to the late 1930s. The book title is "Poland in Color". Thanks for letting us tour with you again. So many trinkets from the 40s-80s there.

[@andreaphillips7595]

Some of these abandoned belongings are REALLY old, while you also have things like the stuffed Smurf which only dates back to the 1980’s. Bizarre

[@susannehand7991]

😂 VAN HELSING fighting off Vultures with a cross haha, "priceless" also they actually make a very strange noises it sounds like hissing or a cat sound when feeling threatened... I absolutely love theses videos, and love looking into places from the past, also I am a person that loves archeology, it never gets old nor boring even though archeology is old and finding artifacts from the past is what's it all about haha. Also Thank you Dark exploration for all your wonderful uploads, amazing that all theses abandoned buildings are still standing with all their contents still in them. What a blast from the past.. p.s a big Hello from Dublin Ireland. 🇮🇪🍀🍀🇮🇪😎

[@mromatic17]

That hissing are barn owls... They sound like demons!

[@EllicottCity1]

Indeed!

[@judyberends4586]

I didn't know the owls made a hissing sound. I have learned so much from this video. I think you have an intelligent following . 😎

[@scottprendergast2680]

supersonicsegax1 how would you know what demons sound like, you juvenile asswipe.?! What a terrible thing to be young, ugly AND and stupid as well- like you- but fret not as you are not alone, little MR. "it sounds like a Demon" - as the host of this video is a shining example of the "dumb" that exist on this earth

[@scottprendergast2680]

supersonicsegax1 "that hissing are barn owls they sound like demons"

[@scottprendergast2680]

Ellicott City another sycophantic, brainless twat-go fondle the family turtle, you moronic twit.

[@bigfootingermany]

By the way, the "ashtray" in the beginning was a candy dish, and was silver plated. The tarnish made it look like brass. Some crazy intricate work on it tho... Apparently the folks living there were Polish, or at least had a crazy fascination with Poland That hugely wide Piano is a European style Klavier and is definitely from the mid 1800's. Pretty cool find, but insanely difficult to move. Which probably explains why it was left behind. They take up so much space, compared to a modern upright. And even though they sound and project as good as a baby grand piano, it's just a pain in the @$$ working on, tuning and leveling such an antique. Most likely they couldn't find an interested buyer when it was time, so it got left behind. As they say here in Deutschland ... Shade (pronounced Shah-day = what a shame). HAHAHAHA OMG!!! Grabbing The cross and heading back upstairs is definitely worth subscribing!!! Most likely it wasn't a vampire, so not sure how much protection the cross would provide, but I let out a gut busting laugh on that one. Definitely made my morning lol! Bob in Germany

[@mromatic17]

That book was in Polish so they were Polish...

[@fvnaticbychoice]

5:55 that was a bottle of Jean Nate by Revlon, first formulated in 1935. it’s a spicy citrus scent!

[@Ally2_]

7:27 Poland in colors from 1970 autor Zdzisław Wdowiński, foto album, you know, famous places etc.. : ) Today, you can buy this for low price.

[@DarkExploration]

Thanks for the info !

[@wiktoriajedrzejewska7287]

As much as i don't like my country it's really nice to come across it during videos like this.

[@klaudiasarniak2633]

Lena Goedecke ale prawdzie XD no ale szczerze ja wole zarabiac większe pieniądze u Niemca niż być jebana w dupe u Polaka i polski rząd

[@TheGruffchickJournal]

Shows how well I pay attention. I didn't see your post here before I posted. Man, you have good eyes! I couldn't make out the smaller print.

[@TheGruffchickJournal]

@Agent Fungus Exactly!

[@annakatie7347]

This house is so beautiful. I love seeing abandoned places explored & appreciated, but at the same time it's so upsetting. what a waste.

[@DarkExploration]

Humans love to waste everything. Sad truth

[@SouthernBelleReviews]

That's how I feel too, op

[@wondergranny2299]

I love old farm houses, too. It's history of people's lives.

[@Ais-pw4fj]

Me too

[@hek4939]

Those spices where not around in the 60 or 70, so someone was in there not too long ago

[@jessikaye01]

That was kinda the first thing that made me think "fake". :(

[@donna24301]

Great video and yes it’s sad that more than likely no family to claim anything or help clean it up before the decay. Love your channel and thank you😎♥️👍🏻

[@briarrose29]

10:00 there is always something about that shade of pink that triggers childhood memories that have always given me the creeps. I have no idea why. I grew up in a small town in the very late 70s to early 80s. So maybe someone creepy had that color for walls. Regardless that room gave me chills.

[@alliehearst4862]

Watching your channel grow over the last few years has been such a pleasure . You deliver the best work and your videos never disappoint and just get better 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Thankyou

[@realhumanpersonnotafrog2241]

I really like that you’re always respectful about the places you visit. It’s nice to see someone who explores abandoned places and leaves them be.

[@georgecahill3046]

Must of immigrated from Poland, maybe they went back to their country and never made it back. If you looked at the names we could research and figure it out

[@rebeccagable9629]

I'd definitely research this...I mean, all their furniture & clothes were left! Sheets & pillows on the bed!

[@karagrisham914]

Thank you for this, I absolutely love old farm houses and this one is amazing. To think there was so much life in there at one time, and seeing them fall apart is so sad. Amazing job, stay safe.

[@tamarrajames3590]

I love these big old farm houses, and this was quite the find. The black dress and shoes on the bed seemed like the lady came home from a funeral, changed...and simply left. It looked poignant to me somehow. I was glad you decided to go with light through that hallway...you never know when there might be a hole in the floor or a tripping hazard. You have been producing really good video explorations for a goodly period of time now, and your editing keeps getting better, the time and effort you put in shows. Thanks for sharing this, it was quite unique. I would say it’s last update was in the 60s given the appliances. ..and I think that picture was a first communion photo with all the girls in white dresses and veils. Stay safe out there.🖤🇨🇦

[@Helen-cq2po]

I love it so much that you don't do an hour long intro, leave only 5 minutes of content and in the end you didn't even go in the house. You get straight to the point, no long intro and the thumpnails are honest along with the title

[@daveganger0416]

Banger video I really am fully engrossed in your videos ,camera work and especially the commentary. Your ability to find beauty in the abandoned places you go And how you maintain a calm no hyped attitude throughout the video ,really makes me ,the watcher feel like l am there,please post more and keep the high standard up, Your mate Dave Australia

[@colleenhoperue5538]

What a neat video. As a collector of 1970s to 90s tabloids and magazines, and memorbilia, I enjoyed seeing the stuff left behind. 🙂

[@bevcd3625]

Love your explorations, you are so respectful to their memory. 👍✌️🇦🇺

[@mxdr65]

Awesome!! that is one creepy farmhouse with an amazing layout. Time capsule for sure. Keep posting these super cool videos!! Best I have seen in a while.

[@colleenhoperue5538]

Good morning guys!!Today I'm binge watching again,all my favorite Urbex channels and time capsule houses.

[@jazograyski8708]

Loved the fact that you showed some of the old clothes. I love old labels they are sometimes as cool as the clothing 😉

[@elenityler8351]

What a AWESOME place!!!! I really adore the fact that you respect how things used to be!!! I wish tradition, families and how people used to get together still was the same including values. I grew up in the 60"s and people have changed so much! It is so nice to see that some of the respectful youth still exists. You guys are great!!! Take care my friends.

[@colleenhoperue5538]

One reason that I love your videos,is because alit of them are time capsule houses,I've noticed.Those types of houses are my favorite movies I'm still collecting 70s to 90s tabloids and magazines and memorabilia,by the way.You guys are fantastic

[@TheNetymags]

Thank you for these video. It’s a good way to remember our history. I truly appreciate the respect you show.

[@Jmz925]

The bengal stove (#2) last productions were in the 40’s though started around 1870...they are generally worth a couple hundred unless fully restored they go for thousands

[@rebeccasingleton4688]

It's sad knowing family's used to live her. So many old antiques and decaying objects beaten over time.This used to be they're clothing& material belongings. Thanks for taking me on the tour here. So abandoned and forgotten.

[@AlejandraHernandez-jj6ze]

Sweet camera. It's amazing when u showed up the goosebumps on your arm its was real clear. Good buy man. The video is one of my fave. Have safe trip and thanks again for your hard work.🔥🔥🔥🔥👍👍👍😎😎💕💕🐸🐸

[@vickidianacoghlan8946]

Writing was an artform until the internet came along and ruined it.

[@mariamariscal5616]

Vicki Diana Coghlan así fue 👍

[@krashsite2125]

ok boomer

[@django8875]

@@krashsite2125 your must be 10 years old to say "ok boomer"

[@krashsite2125]

@@django8875 Ok, my reply was from two months ago, when "ok boomer" was a bit more of a meme. It isn't that hard to check.

[@django8875]

@@krashsite2125 even 2 months ago it was a 10 year old thing

[@moonwalker091000]

I always feel better when I see one of your buddies in the video. This was such a beautiful house at one time, with all of the levels. Great find guys. Thanks!

[@kellicable4294]

What you heard hissing at you were the baby vultures in the barn. Most likely the parents in the trees. You make really good videos. Love the shots you get. Would love to see some of these places in person. Me and my kids love exploring and seeing “time capsules” These are amazing finds. It’s hard to believe they were just forgotten. What excites me the most is the fact that some aren’t even vandalized (SOME) and just mostly deteriorated by time and nature. It’s beautiful and sad. Keep up the awesome work!! 👍🏻💯💜

[@rashakawa]

Oh and I don't care what anyone says.. when you ran down and got the cross I laughed so hard. It was great!

[@meli4061]

Sean G I would be doing the same thing with the cross lol 😂

[@briankelley8641]

I love your videos. Places like this makes me imagine what it was like when it was occupied. I didn't see any newspapers or calendars to see what the year was to give us an idea how long its been empty. It's a pity you didn't look at some of the envelopes to see what the post marks were to give us some idea when it was occupied. Keep up the good work!

[@isamakeupbox992]

I couldn’t stop laughing at when you got the cross and ran away from the thing under the bed 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Airedale2001]

Those vultures make a demonic sound . Great explore , sad to see all that stuff just left behind though .

[@aleksandrab.6670]

What on earth happened there... It looks like multiple people lived there, so it's not like a situation when a lonely person passes away. The people were polish, but I doubt it has a thing to do with the situation in Poland in 60s/70s, but maybe? You don't have any information? It's so interesting and scary

[@colleenhoperue5538]

Relaxing and binge watching all my favorite time capsule houses on this Shabbat Saturday.😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@NitaMendez]

That brick red fire place was exquisite 🔥

[@jsemancik1]

great explore , what a beautiful big house this must've been back in its day,, it is so sad , whatever happened to the family that lived here, that the remaining family didn't gather up anything, especially the unopened mail,,, shame ,,,,, the kitchen fixtures definitely originally go back to the 1950's, and those fireplaces must have kept the place nice and warm in the winter,, those vultures scared the hell out of me when they hissed, and the part with the cross was funny,, great explore bud

[@dashriprock01]

Very well made video, great editing, keep up the good work.

[@lovehollis6812]

You're awesome DE I just love the history of the videos, thank you for sharing. Much love and respect ❣️

[@hannaweber8826]

Hi this was my first time watching one of your videos. That house is so huge and the layout is so interesting! I would've loved to see it when the family lived there. The abandoned crib and baby shoes are really sad! Thanks for the tour.

[@beema9573]

All the girls in the photo on the wall were dressed in white, wearing veils. I would say it was "first communion" group photo. Surprised at all the rooms. Disgusted with the way people trashed everything. You know the people who left that place did not throw everything around on the floor. Sad to see that and the graffiti. Thanks for sharing.

[@kittyleggett8725]

Great old house with an unusual layout. Cracked me up when you grabbed the cross to go back in that room.

[@tangerineblaze2567]

I love how you respect those envelope containing letters and cards.. I felt also sad for that house once lived with families forgotten in years and no one bothers to look for it as if never exist. But you came there to show it’s significance and brought it as part of a history.

[@StellaSteve80]

I'm extremely disappointed you didn't open the fridge. It would have been bad, but I need to know how bad, for closure. Please go all the way back there and open it.

[@tracylewis9725]

Yesssssssssss!! Lol

[@asyayldz2852]

Hahahahaha

[@user-ti2xi9bd4u]

steve m could be a dead body chopped up inside

[@ClassicRockMom]

I love all of your videos and when you picked up that cross I laughed out loud! It was scary and funny at the same time. Be safe!

[@mustydusty1123]

So scary!!!!!!😨😨😨 You guys did a great job on this video and all the others this must take a seriously long time to film and edit keep up the good work!

[@jaredgraywest]

Awesome video - I'd still watch these if they were twice as long. Want to see more!

[@ladyofthelightv1781]

REALLY enjoyed this. Thank you. Thank you for the respect you showed for the family

[@natekrieger5741]

Thx so much for sharing these Abandoned Places!!!!!!!

[@elizabethkessler7029]

Hashtag almostademon on the vulture chicks lol. Loved the explore. Loved the house.

[@colleenhoperue5538]

I keep coming back to this one cause it's a favorite of mine.All the stuff left behind was,is so very nice to see.My grandma who was of Hungarian heritage ,had many of these religious artifacts .Bless you guys and please be safe during your explores .😊

[@PrincessKladia]

As always, awesome! Work! Thank you! 🙏🏻💕

[@lauralaura2293]

I wish the letter to be opened....lol...now all day my mind will be stuck at the content of anvelopp

[@aprilmouse8793]

Loved the video! Cracked up when you said, “fragwance”!

[@michotruth7208]

That was me hissing! Why did you go? I always do that when hiding 😪😪😪

[@justpassingthru3186]

I have never seen a piano like that! Maybe it's worth a fortune! 😯

[@DarkExploration]

With the age of it, probably! Still in decent condition too!

[@justpassingthru3186]

@@DarkExploration.. It's definitely from the early to mid 1800s, maybe even older. Depending on the maker, it could be worth thousands.

[@Rizki_Railfans]

I fall in love with this channel, first watch then subs. Then it becomes addictive. it is much better than some kind of useless everyday lifehacks or pranks.why did they get more viewers than this?? the abandoned houses and places that you found, oh its so beyond my imagination. I love to see them, i love to wonder how was the life there before its abandoned, who has ever live there, how was their life stories and how can it be abandoned like that and etc. I love ancient things and old time lives. I love everything from this channel. Good job. Well done. Thank you

[@CheerMom17]

Polish book and are you in NJ?? I can tell from shopRite and perfume and your speech! I’m from NJ and I recognize all of it!!

[@goosesmommy6626]

I’m think NY or NJ I recognized one from upstate

[@jacquijones1141]

absolute gem of a find......I love these videos but it makes me so sad xxxxxx

[@perlajurado8953]

That piano is beautiful...wish is was restored it would be so lovely

[@beyonbeach]

I was wondering the other day when you make new video thank you so much. Wow ghost experience in the begining i love it

[@cowboy6591]

Vultures hiss when woken from sleep.

[@charissaclare]

cowboy6591 so do I 😂

[@LoveAcrossAmerica]

I died laughing when you started walking with the cross ahead of you lol and I never even knew vultures hiss ...creeeeepy

[@alawolfe9056]

When you were walking with the wooden cross out front of you I was laughing out loud SO hard! :D LOLOLOL!!!

[@paulakent3752]

The photo of all the girls in white is a first communion photo. Nice find.

[@suzanneglendinning1820]

Thanks for doing this video. I love watching videos. Thanks for sharing this one 🙂

[@RockerRed]

So sad to see things left to waste away like the piano. Great video. Thank you.

[@heatherbruun3109]

love the piano wow !!!!!! great video as always thanks !!!

[@anisa2883]

Always enjoy your videos ! If you guys ever Come down to Ga there’s a few abandoned homes not far from where I live you guys could check out

[@ShiverzInJapan]

What a great find!! So much aesthetic to this and bonus animal finds haha

[@melissaann3522]

I want to say my most favorite things about these videos are the pictures, I adore old pictures they speak so loud .

[@Carballoca]

Fridge 50's Tv 50/60's Stove 70's Jean Nate 60's/70's perfume or cologne will go bad smell horrid Polska I would just by that word would be polish. The little mom figurine were popular in the 70's

[@judyberends4586]

Pam you are correct on the ages of these items. Thanks .

[@judyberends4586]

The one stove is older but the coppertone or brown was in the 60 or 70. We had an agua set ..even sink in our first furnished apartment in Spring of 1965.

[@carlagarcia7743]

@@judyberends4586 The perfume was first made in 1935

[@idipped2521]

So they probably left the house in the 60s/70s

[@parapoliticos52]

Smurfs mid 80s

[@catsgallery3864]

You missed showing the vintage ceramic Christmas tree on top of the RCA TV.

[@patticakes8656]

Cat's Gallery I think those are in demand right now.

[@alohamd165]

Cat's Gallery awwww, I saw that too. It didn’t look like it lite up. Last year I saw the imitation ones at CVS pharmacy. Lol

[@christinenikiforovs9820]

Cat's Gallery I have a white one that lights up. It was willed to my aunt by a good friend of hers, who died in 1983. She was in her 80's when she died. It came to me after my aunts death in 2002. I am about to set it up for Christmas.

[@renancamara558]

amazing video, amazing edit, wow thanks I love your videos

[@pushmearound]

Great video. I found a baby vulture once too. They make a big scary noise for such a cute fluffy thing. Lol