Ed Gein House location (July 25th, 2021)

I wasn’t going to post this originally as it’s OBVIOUSLY out of the norm of what I post here. It's horror related, so if you like that stuff, look up (Ed Gein) to learn more, but if horror ain't your thing, this video ain't for you. Usually my videos relate to military aviation and the railroads. This was just a brief side trip I shot with my Iphone 8 while I was driving from Southern California all the way to Oshkosh, WI for the EAA AirVenture show for the week. SORRY FOR THE CRAPPY CAMERA QUALITY! I'm already sunburnt with incredibly dry skin from all the heat throughout the trip. I stopped by plainfield, WI which is an hour away from Oshkosh. I liked horror movies and stories growing up and thought id make a stop. Enjoy my midday ride where the old Gein farm house once stood. If you think i'm wrong about anything I'm taking about, Or perhaps you think I should make more Vlogs, comment below.
Quick fact:
-Ed Gein lived on this property from 1914-1957 (age 6-51) (till he was detained for life).

[@Spaceface3]

Crazy how such a beautiful place in nature contains past horrors.

[@chrisbrackin9678]

Such a horrifying yet fascinating person. So much stuff happened there.

[@spencerhughes2255]

Going here was pretty surreal..

[@MariaMaria-wm3tp]

He probs killed his brother there too

[@MariaMaria-wm3tp]

Should a went into the grass there might have been remnants of a foundation

[@GiggityGig]

Ed Gein was a fashion designer. .....but of the worst kind 🤮🤮🤮

[@joeblack333]

You're correct where the house was. Referencing the pictures makes that clear. Off to the left is where the hunting shacks are that the new owner put up.

[@spencerhughes2255]

I looked at many photos of the house before I went there. Feel like most of them weren't quite wide enough to see the streets to be 100% sure. Glad I guessed correct.

[@FlyersAviation]

This is something totally new. I really liked it and as a matter of fact I believe you should do more vlog type of videos!

[@ericd.beckhamsr.2305]

You're in my home state! I can't imagine how it was back then either!

[@pigybak]

What would you do if you heard a chainsaw start up????

[@mehdyseraiche3210]

run

[@munkustrap2]

Ed didn't use a chainsaw so...nothing

[@stephencox8177]

And now my impersonation…Jesse Owens!!! Zooooooom

[@Jambro1776]

Or a banjo

[@jensk4140]

Say hello!

[@violadavis8923]

It’s so beautiful and peaceful out there, you wouldn’t think so much horror went on there.

[@fassenm6041]

Thanks for the video. It's as desolated as in 1958. But I kind of like desolation.

[@spencerhughes2255]

No kidding. It was WAYY more desolate than I was expecting.

[@angelamartin2811]

It’s so isolated back there. Not a good place to buy land. Thanks for taking us to this historic place in time!

[@Love_life_always]

Umm, it's a great place to buy land. The isolation is the cake lol

[@tacoenvy]

Awesome video man

[@MrGoblue1131]

I just stopped there on 3-25-22 and snapped a few quick pics from the road, as not to trespass. Definately worth it if you happen to be in the area. Just neat to actually see it live after seeing it on TV.

[@bladimirjauregui1105]

Wherer is the location of the house?

[@MrGoblue1131]

literally on a dirt road a few miles (west?) of Plainfield. I would definitely geo tag it in google first. It's at an intersection of roads and easy to get spun around on, I did. @@bladimirjauregui1105

[@codymanthey5694]

I feel like ghost adventures should do an episode about Ed gein. They could investigate his property and the cemetery. The episode should be called "ghost adventures: butcher of plainfeild"

[@MA-on9xl]

His old property doesn’t have much anymore. Furthermore, it’s private property, and the current owner seems to have zero interest in advertising it as a horror show

[@justliam2768]

After the house burned down, the local community planted trees where it had stood. So I think you're right when you say that the grouping of trees directly opposite from the gate would have been the site of Gein's house.

[@firmans4435]

that area is haunted , i will run

[@shallmaleovids8519]

I really like this atmosphere 🙋🙌

[@mrhamburger6936]

I'm surprised somebody didn't build a house there

[@davidevans6072]

I can see why no one would build there. Too much happened on that spot.

[@JR-zv6qm]

Enjoyable vid. Thanks.

[@MLOCharmer]

That's interesting!

[@ison5622]

there's archer ave, next street down is archer drive, the address given for his house is corner of 2nd and archer, that means it could be on 1 of 8 corners as 2nd ave passes through both archer ave and drive.

[@Exodus199]

1:31 Strange Glitch

[@Ou812icubi]

Good narrative of the house and location 👌👍✌️💯

[@lynn_jane]

Uber cool. Would’ve been nice to get a drone aerial view.

[@CPTscurvyTTV]

That would have been too much Uber dude. Settle it back a notch.

[@Dem0nized]

I was thinking of getting drone shots... But I'm not going to. But I'm going back soon first time I went I think it was wrong place.... But I gotta go again I only live 15-20 minutes from there... Probably feel creepy energy being there

[@hexyandinoed]

If you get on Google maps, you can see for yourself where the trees don't grow in a diagonal line, most likely where the driveway was. Just to the left of that, you can see almost a rectangular shape to the trees, and what looks like some old debris scattered around the area where the house would have sat.

[@BorisLu]

Nice video!

[@TonyThePlaneTrainFan]

I agree 👍

[@billsimms2511]

I really wish they would have protected the house and farm back then. Preserve it and have tours to it . That home back in the day looked so isolated and terrifying considering what was going on inside. Gein had no electricity either.

[@Love_life_always]

It burned

[@OrangePurpl]

Yeah that’s what they were thinking at the time…. Tours. Not all the murder victims and family’s hurt from the murders. Weirdo

[@munkustrap2]

@@OrangePurpl Actually there was talk of making it into a "tourist attraction"...Ed Gein's House of Horrors if memory serves. That's why it's believed it was burned. Stop calling people names, especially when what they were saying was close to the truth.

[@braddorcas9363]

@@munkustrap2 Yes that was somebodies intention with it. Seems at least 1 or a group of the townsfolk gave that a hard No. And probably for the best. It would have been hard for the community to heal and move on if there was an attraction not long after glorifying it.

[@MR-je3bm]

NO. Have some courtesy and respect for the families of Mrs. Worden and Mrs. Hogan who still live in that area. How cruel it would be to have that house standing to this day, for the families to know that and know people are going there to gawk and make rude, cruel jokes.

[@hunterreese8716]

It’s cool that a lot of towns people got together and burnt it down they say it was electrical but a lot of interviews from town’s people know for a fact from family stories it was burnt down

[@spencerhughes2255]

The house didn't have electricity so it couldn't have been electrical. Pretty sure it's always been known that an unknown person/people burned it down.

[@hunterreese8716]

@@spencerhughes2255 yeah I know haha I’m just saying that’s what “they” said

[@ignaciosanchez9993]

Hola, saludos desde Irapuato México, tu vídeo es fabuloso al hacer la comparación del lugar donde se encontraba la casa, me gustaría estar ahí, para sentir las vibras y energías ahí presentes.

[@TEXASBABYDOLL13]

Yo fui a irapuato una vez, esta bien bonito pa ya

[@brunodiaz905]

@@TEXASBABYDOLL13 muy bonito es 🇲🇽 saludos 🖖🌹romanita feliz día Dixon Illinois hasta donde estás 🌹🖖feliz día 😊

[@TEXASBABYDOLL13]

@@brunodiaz905 Siii Mexico Lindo y Querido 🥰 saludos desde Tejas

[@brunodiaz905]

@@TEXASBABYDOLL13 bueno hasta Texas los saludos 🖖 un gran gusto saber que estamos en 🇺🇸 cuídate mucho

[@madbug1965]

I'm sure if someone snuck into there with a metal detector, they could find the exact location.

[@mattbastardson4240]

there is an anomaly at 2;48

[@togounshlopbunglabow9303]

So interesting

[@gpnewlook]

Nice

[@AILAil-qp8cz]

at last we find mr spencer ...thanks god you fine

[@priestessmikokikyo77]

George and Augusta Gein have alot to answer for.... Augusta Gein moved the family to the property in 1913. they lived in lsolation because she hated HUMANITY!

[@Love_life_always]

I mean.... Have you looked around at humans? Lol.

[@munkustrap2]

She didn't necessarily hate humanity...she hated females. We all are demons in her eyes. I believe she royally f-d up Ed.

[@priestessmikokikyo77]

@@munkustrap2 she hated men too and but she hated women most of all which is strange I'm a woman and i treat others with respect.

[@leemehan]

@@priestessmikokikyo77 - You got to remember that this was in the early 1900's and that was an entirely different world back then! People thought differently and religion was a very valued part of life compared to today! Just look at how things have changed since 20 years ago compared to today! We are talking over 100 years ago here! Horse and buggy were still the common form of transportation! LOL!

[@KevinRichards-rk3gp]

Ed Gein was one sick dude.

[@donkeystench1236]

What's Bob Irwin doing in Plainfield of all places?

[@15Med3]

Abandoned/urban explores are super fun and adventurous. Make for damn good content too imo.

[@crystalsmith3907]

If he had a well typically the house is always close to the well

[@cdgaming243]

If his house was still up I would live in it

[@enriquepadilla4154]

face reveal! this is been one of my favorite channels for years

[@spencerhughes2255]

I’ve showed my face in videos before. It’s just been over 10 years. & Thanks!

[@wolfpack9995]

Its Actually about 50 metres left where the house was this was just the Driveway to there house.

[@spencerhughes2255]

Off the left was where the hunting shacks were.

[@davidevans6072]

Creepy.

[@MariaMaria-wm3tp]

Wow 769 k subscribers great job

[@JocelynEF2011]

That’s the only house out there better be careful.

[@spencerhughes2255]

Haha, yeah thankfully no trespassing was necessary.

[@leescrazyworld1411]

Can you send me the address to that property? We are wanting to visit the site.

[@lilchub10]

Lol I live in da town

[@munkustrap2]

I copied & pasted this info: Coordinates....44.1851156, -89.5850244 Directions... I-39 exit 136. West on Hwy 73 a little over a mile, then left (south) on Hwy KK. After two miles, turn right (west) on Archer Ave. The former Gein property is one mile west, at the SW corner of Archer and 2nd Aves. NO TRESPASSING signs are on almost every tree on the property that lines Archer. The driveway is overgrown and blocked by a chain with a wooden sign that reads "Fischer." Private property.

[@spencerhughes2255]

There wasn't a single NO TRESPASSING sign to be seen there. Just HIGH VOLTAGE signs for the powerlines were the only signs I saw. I didn't trespass. I saw everything I needed to see. The Fischer sign is also gone.

[@rajeswarikarthikeyan7786]

Hi

[@will_mcdermott]

Robert Irwin…?

[@droopydiesel7928]

Hey guess what your birthday is almost here

[@cherish_till_you_get_perish]

I hope you had left that olace early

[@franciscomireles7695]

Ostrich

[@pekingente88]

which year that house got "destroyed" ?

[@spencerhughes2255]

It mysteriously burned down in March 1958.

[@Immortalgaming47]

He never use chainsaw

[@spencerhughes2255]

Correct.

[@jensk4140]

Why did they demolish the house?

[@spencerhughes2255]

It wasn't demolished. It mysteriously burned down in March 1958.

[@renegadethedestroyer]

What’s the location of the property ?

[@spencerhughes2255]

Intersection of 2nd and Archer. Plainfield, WI

[@chrisstopher2277]

I think I saw something in the trees...

[@World36599]

Timestamp and where?

[@chrisstopher2277]

@@World36599 sorry It was sarcasm. But pretty sure that house has plenty of shit creeping around at night.

[@AlanRobson_]

Waht's this?

[@billsimms2511]

Ed Geins home. In the 1950s he killed several people and dressed them up like deer. He also cut their skin off and heads and made furniture and other ornaments out of them. He was also rumored to rob graves and wear the human skin masks

[@RichardRamirez-wh4fw]

my friend, can you write me the exact address of this place, I would like to visit this place.

[@martybass7376]

Google

[@munkustrap2]

I copied & pasted this info: Coordinates....44.1851156, -89.5850244 Directions... I-39 exit 136. West on Hwy 73 a little over a mile, then left (south) on Hwy KK. After two miles, turn right (west) on Archer Ave. The former Gein property is one mile west, at the SW corner of Archer and 2nd Aves. NO TRESPASSING signs are on almost every tree on the property that lines Archer. The driveway is overgrown and blocked by a chain with a wooden sign that reads "Fischer." Private property.

[@spencerhughes2255]

Everything here is true, but there were literally no "No trespassing" signs anywhere. Still didn't trespass though.

[@jaketrat3725]

@@munkustrap2 have you been there ?

[@jacobpetty2105]

Ed gein is not a cannibal he this makes stuff out of people but why did they make Texas chainsaw massacre slasher eat people but Ed gein wasn't even a cannibal doesn't make no sense

[@spencerhughes2255]

The Texas chainsaw massacre movie is “very loosely” based off Ed.. Just like silence of the lambs and psycho. I think Psycho is the best representation of Ed out of all the movies.

[@jaketrat3725]

Oh really? He had organs in the fridge and in pots

[@jacobpetty2105]

@@jaketrat3725 when?

[@jacobpetty2105]

@@spencerhughes2255 hmm who said that exactly?

[@jaketrat3725]

@@jacobpetty2105 what do u mean when haha when do u think