Exploring an ABANDONED House of a War Hero

[@larry1824]

A man who gave his legs in maybe the worst battle of the last century deserved to be truly remembered

[@dreamawake1543]

Your channel is by far the best! Your knowledge of history and amount of respect you show at each property is amazing!

[@JeremyXplores]

Wow, thank you!

[@crabbyalone]

One of the reasons why I love watching your videos is because of your voice, it's like an ASMR, very relaxing and also, the way you carefully touch the things inside the Abandoned Houses, is so gentle it gives me tingles.. I know it's weird but that's why i love this Channel.. 😁

[@christylaugen5226]

It's so sad to me that there are all these homes and nobody who wanted, cared or collected the family heirlooms!🥺 Everyone should have someone who's there for them. In life and in their passing!!!🙌 No one should ever be alone in death!❤️ Why these videos are so depressing to me!😭

[@ranisrikumar5735]

Feel these videos give some life lessons..,

[@christylaugen5226]

@@ranisrikumar5735 yes but ONLY IF they are viewed correctly/properly. Most people will ONLY be drooling over the antiques. And never SEE the lessons.🥺

[@fozzydare7987]

This is a reality of life

[@rebeccabanks3474]

I agree Christy

[@lifewithlacy7190]

Absolutely beautiful. Wonderful video. Makes you wonder what happened to the daughter and why she never returned. I’m always so curious about things like this. I don’t think I could ever just walk away from my childhood home and never return to at least get my parents things.

[@ranisrikumar5735]

Exactly

[@twistedjypsee9226]

OMG between the history, the house and items left behind and your voice narrating... I 'm in love!! 🥰

[@ΑγγελικήΠόθου_Ρουκανα]

Is so sad...Just the thought that someone left a bottle...or a cup of coffee....or a book....and they didnt know that this is the last time they doing this...omg is so sad! 😢 Thank you for these thoughts Jeremy...all these videos reminds us how important is to apriciate more the moments we share with the people we have in our lives... NOT the objects...Thank you so much...❤

[@sarahbeets4686]

It would be great if the layout and furnishings from this home could be transported to some type of museum to remind people today of the struggles of the past. This is an amazing story!! Thank u. 😢

[@justineheinrichs2798]

Thank you for another great tour. This home really hit the heart , didn’t it? I gather that the house is unrepairable but it feels like the remaining household items are waiting for a new purpose. Or am I alone in feeling that? What hardships people survive. I’m grateful for their story. But I truly wish someone could rescue the remaining furniture ❤️🇨🇦

[@ranisrikumar5735]

Chair of the disabled war veteran, his prosthetic legs .., heartbreaking 💔

[@Lara_Dixiedo_]

I love how respectful your treatment of the abandoned places is and how you tell the story about them even about the humans who lived/worked there. 🤗 Keep going 🏚

[@dougg1075]

I’m ready

[@AcornHillHomestead]

Having a father who eventually lost one full leg in his late 70’s and watching him exist and wither away from a feeling of uselessness, my heart went out to this poor man. Seeing the prosthetic was very emotional. It really puts life in perspective. Thankfully God brought the couple together and they were able make a good partnership and have a quality life together. When will we ever be rid of war?

[@Sam_the_Man.]

Loved the video and how you give the viewer some history about the building and the people who once called it home. :)

[@laurielaurie8280]

What a special place. The antiques are so awesome. I bet that home was beautiful in its day.

[@samanthahaughton924]

While it was small I love how much of what little story you could find that you told! Gave me chills like I was there with you.

[@noracalvert9786]

Your channel just randomly popped up and I thought "oh no, another one of these guys bent on invading and looting under the disguise of historical discoveries". However, since I love history, mystery, challenges and intrigue lol I decided to watch. It took one episode and I'm now hooked. There's a lot you can tell just by the narrators voice, and I found a caring, knowledgeable, sentimental guy, who shows a lot of respect for the treasures in the story. I think most others in this field lack that respect which is why I've never signed up to the other channels, as much as I just love this kind exploration. Your attention to detail is remarkable. It's those little things that give the clues to help fill in the unknown story. I have always been fascinated with the abandoned, unloved buildings of yesteryear, and even at my age, I think nothing of exploring them myself. It's so sad to think that these places that in their day were the pride of the owner, the countless hours of toil and labour, the sacrifices they made, the time and money spent, are now left to return back to nature. Such an absolute waste on so many levels. So now you have me hooked, please take us on many more exciting adventures! Popcorn is ready, let's get going.

[@rosane3369]

Beautiful....one Kiss for vou. I LOVE IT....GUAU!!!!!

[@cindkmac]

Amazing showing. Thanks guys we loved it. Amazing how short a life really is but each one so special. Some have pain unimaginable and some smooth sailing all the way. Each soul precious in His sight ❤

[@travellerwalking]

Great video, again. I love the respect and regard you have for people and their lives. Can't get enough of your exploration videos. I hope some of them lead to the preservation of some of these homes. Thanks for everything you post!

[@kristinhumbles]

I lost track of how many times I said, "Wow!" out loud lol. Thank you for all of the adventures! 😍

[@richarddavenport31]

PEOPLE NEED TO KEEP THESE PLACES UP BEFORE THEY END UP RUINED!!!

[@barblynn1979]

Wow that home was awesome. I love how you talk, treat the peoples things as if they are still there. Amazing

[@katm444]

The diary is not a diary, it’s a handwritten French translation of Charles Dickens’ book David Copperfield from 1850. 👀

[@tommyewhitworth4531]

and the pic omg this is very sad and what a shame to let all go like that

[@tinahale9252]

Beautiful video. My mom still had a pair of clogs when she passed away in 1998. Wooden on bottom and a formed leather over top. Said they were from Holland.

[@jwalk318]

Words cannot express the appreciation I have that you found this and shared it along with the history! As much as I understand the bittersweet nostalgia of keeping it in its natural state of decay, I wish sometimes that I could go in places, especially this one, and not change a thing! Just clean it and restore it to its original, yet simple, cosy state of a HOME that it once was! The furniture is absolutely magnificent!!! It always blows my mind and saddens me that the elaborate work that went into these intricate pieces of wooden art that’s also served a vital function for generations is just considered “garbage” and is replaced by the cheapest most ugly modern, mass produced true garbage. And people are willing to spend a fortune on it until it goes out of style in 3-5 years and then it end up in a landfill because no one wants it and the people go out and buy the next trendy, cheapest quality piece of trash! I think I would allow people to experience the “time travel” nostalgia that I always do when watching these videos! Maybe accept donations based on generosity simply to help provide for the upkeep of the property. To me places like this, particularly the ones in Europe, are the last relics of a time long ago that’s quickly being forgotten and lost to a greedy, wasteful society and culture where everyone feels they need a new home along with everything inside every 5 or so years! And the housing isn’t built to last decades, let alone generations! If I only had the money I’d buy up as many as these types of properties as possible and not only would I restore them to the original, comfortable homes they were? I’d rent them out to people who appreciate the beauty and simplicity of a time where family meant more than the next trendy thing to throw away in a couple years. When parents and grandparents MADE quilts, curtains and throw pillows! Art was skillfully done by children, intricate stitched artwork, oil paintings and more, and framed as SPECIAL Christmas gifts meant to last a lifetime. Beautiful wooden shelving and bookshelves with loads of antique books of all sorts! I’d clean up all of the artwork and beautiful photos and then search for the perfect antique frames to place around the home as well! These little unique attributes of a real family life add so much to the intrigue! (It would also be fascinating to find old trunks and boxes etc and fill trucks with old odds and end you find in these old places, diaries, photos, momentos and so many fascinating things to put in trunks that people could look through as part of the time travel experience.) Pillow cases were lovingly embroidered by hand for every child......and people kept and valued this stuff and passed it down from generation to generation. People had so much less STUFF yet they knew the value of what they had and the importance of spending time with friends and family! And even if not everyone appreciates the “time travel” aspect of staying at a cleaned up, restored and preserved place like this? Maybe some are afraid the ghosts of the past might still linger where they’re invited by having their original home restored? Personally I think it only holds the “ghost” of ones own imagination and the echo of a time long gone. There are MANY people, ghost hunters, paranormal investigators etc. who are literally lining up to stay overnight at places such as this! They even stay in ones that aren’t even close to clean and comfortable! There’s just more reasons than not for people with the means to buy these properties and do exactly what I’m proposing here! Just PLEASE don’t change much. And if change is essential, keep it in fitting with the era. And also the values of the period such as handmade items and reclaimed items such as wooden doors, railings, beautiful and unique salvaged items for example from another very old building that’s being torn down? Or things such as very, very old picture frames, antiques. Also a vegetable garden and/or hobby farm with egg laying chickens (would be amazing experience for kids to adults to collect eggs for their breakfast if they desired that experience. depending on location of course, small scale farming and vegetable & fruit gardening could be a feature that would draw people in probably from all over the world as well. A beautiful property with lots of mature trees and perennial flowers etc. Fruit trees. Maybe also an outdoor barn (friendly well cared for “barn cats” with kittens a few times a year! Up in the fun loft area of the barn. Area of bottom level of barn could have large collection of antiques for sale! Hire someone to make a variety of different preserves and baked goods etc. to use for the breakfast at B&B, snacks and in addition for sale for people to bring home! Ok my imagination is taking this way too far! I’ll leave it though. Who knows, maybe someone with the means will be inspired by my enthusiasm and create my dream so I can at least visit one day!

[@tommyromans7893]

This was amazing, the age of everything and the prosthetic legs. Another good one Jeremy!!

[@JeremyXplores]

Thank you so much!!

[@pamelagideon7762]

As you go in you can just imagine how life was for them. A very interesting house and airy. I could almost see the wind blowing the curtains with a magnificent color through the house on a sunny day. Seems so relaxing. And the small fireplaces just the right size for the house. You could tell these people cared about each other with the furniture and things in their house. It shows the character of each person, so awesome. I wished it could of been longer. And I love ❤️ your voice it is so relaxing and makes you feel safe and warm inside. Thank you, I am looking forward for more of your videos. And a HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!

[@pamelagideon7762]

@JeremyXplores....... Hello JeremyXplores, It's a brand new year for some exciting new exploration

[@LDD-yh1bu]

I could listen to your voice for hours. Be safe.

[@coyotedust]

Just found your site. I live in Idaho, USA on the Palouse Prairie and would get excited finding an old fallen down farm house to explore . I can't imagine having access to castles, chateaus, mansions, villas like in Europe. I can't believe houses like these are abandoned like this!

[@debsday5445]

We have a lot of castles in the UK and probably don't appreciate them as much as we should , have to admit they are amazing and our history is fantastic. ❤

[@moladhdodhia164]

I have never watched anyone's live stream before,and I stayed all the way through,love your dog,A+ on the live stream,you excel at all you do.

[@cassandrasuzannelalonde4758]

A simple Thank You.

[@alicegrant7234]

ANOTHER KNOWLEDGEABLE VIDEO. SAD HOW TRASHED THIS PLACES ARE. GOOD VIDEO JEREMY 🙋‍♀️👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@kimthrower2169]

Oh my goodness, seeing those prosthetic legs just sitting in the chair just blew me away!! This house is amazingly full of all of their belongings, I can't believe the child didn't want any of the stuff. Some of it looks sooooo OLD!! What an amazing old place, thank you for sharing your explore!! Stay safe, Peace, Kim ~

[@PN-sk3ve]

Woah.. the prosthetic legs were 😢😭 emotionally heartbreaking and interesting all at the same time. Nice adventure 💕👍

[@andreasturcios]

Thank you for sharing this home with the world. Such a beautiful look into the past.

[@PatyCurry-ht5xo]

Hi nice watching you old place take care keep on looking around love Patricia curry Danville VA 😊

[@samanthacastle4192]

I love all the history! She was a single mom so they must have raised a girl together ❤️ true love ! Awesome

[@carolynmcbride3511]

It's a shame that these beautiful antiques are not collected and archived for future generations. The artificial legs should be donated for sure. Thanks for great video.

[@Jen-zk9se]

This place is unreal. Wow beautiful.

[@sir_christmas_leopold_duckson]

You might enjoy visiting Spain too if you never have. I went there in 2010 to walk the Camino de Santiago and came across entire abandoned villages on more than one occasion.

[@D.CAMPOS]

Its the voice!!!! One who tells great detailed stories.

[@Ladymay58]

You need ro find some dock leaves to rub onto the stings.. The dock leaves are dandilion leaves.. Hope that helps for next time.. ??? 😉☺👍 Best of luck.. Lovely video ... really interesting. Thanks for sharing. xx

[@Updation_Nest]

I wish the photos could be saved and stored somewhere. The photos left behind makes me sad, so many memories.

[@MichaeldeLancellotti]

Amazing video Jeremy! And you have the best guy with you. I call him The Big Guy! Great video!

[@lynne126]

Those nettles are the worst. I wish l could teleport Benadryl and hydrocortisone creams. My aunt who was a nurse saved me when I fell into a stinging nettle filled storm ditch on the farm in Minnesota. I was a kid and I still remember it. And thank you again for your amazing videos. ❤ You weave a powerful narrative as you move through each place.

[@alexus7519]

Bro! The intros! Love them! You got a great voice for it too!😊

[@RATCLIFFE-LISTENS]

Great work I like other are grateful you will Leave it as you found it. There is an abundance of karma and spirits drifting thru the air. There were. good times and love. Time passes reminding us of our relative insignificance. Thank You

[@wingsofprophecy]

I LOVE what you are doing, saving the history of all these people - THANK YOU for sharing their homes with us!

[@pasierose9881]

Great content and channel ur voice is so soothing too, glad u usually have a buddy to tag along 👍👍

[@c0des107]

Man, your videos are very informative and well done. Glad to find this channel. Thank you for sharing and please keep safe

[@shannonreeves8815]

So sad that these beautiful home's are going to waste. The wall coverings and beautiful furniture going to waste.

[@amandarowell4932]

Wow Jeremy, another great explore. The home was incredible, even in the condition it was in, it was beautiful. Thanks for sharing with us. Enjoy your trip.

[@amandarowell4932]

I do not know who to dm you on telegram

[@reginarepp3639]

I just wanted to cry at the beginning of the video. I felt like I was there trapped in time

[@centuaryplant]

I would love to just sit and read some of these books or simply take in the memories

[@sandrapatterson92]

I enjoy your channel more than any I’ve seen. You do such a great job.

[@TheCheshireCat2190]

You've got a great voice for narrating ❤

[@pennyhughes513]

Un- freaking believable! Amazing stuff from days gone past,very sad to see the awesomeness of past craftsmen go to utter dis repair.

[@rosemarymantele318]

Great house! Thanks for sharing!

[@valireparrish2200]

Wow i cried when i seen the prosthetic legs such a beautiful home and story behind it i wish i could go to places like that and explore great video

[@Cpbeautygirl]

Your voice is so relaxing.

[@ceewashere0105]

This video was so emotional omg 😭💙

[@ngeleyes33]

I discovered last week and I never heard about mansion abandoned and ur channel is great I've been followed you and other channel sorry my English not perfect but hey...the apple tree is beautiful and yummy green apples 😋

[@kennethfairchilds3228]

Another great video thanks Jeremy

[@LDD-yh1bu]

Thank you for your thoughtful commentary on this explore, not just another urban explorer.

[@sophieboucher148]

Amazing house, yet so sad! Happy New Year!

[@zipshed]

Nice find Mona Mi!

[@kennethsmith2952]

Good to see another video Jeremy, but would it be possible to split these huge home into two videos, and take a longer time with us going through it more thoroughly? Love this one though, thank you. Ken

[@deborahbabb4089]

I stumbled onto your videos and glad that i have. The past residents may be gone but you bring them back for all that watch thank you for being you. Please continue!

[@Tattytreasure]

Stunning, I loved it. Great camera work, music, and commentary . I found your channel through Mr Banks 🇬🇧

[@bellaparis1414]

Hi Jeremy! I'm a new subscriber to your channel & I adore you, your perfect voice for narration & love looking at the places you go. My question is when are you bringing us a new adventure? Thanks, hope to see you soon. BTW, I missed your live show approx 1 month ago sadly to say.

[@forthekozofhelpingothers]

Amazingly beautiful

[@sandramathews8321]

Great video, Jeremy! The history of the place hung heavily in the air.

[@hana.rw98]

I love your archaeological content very much. I am from Saudi Arabia❤

[@katherinemcconnell1531]

….🌀It Seems So Sad But Then Again It Appears They Shared A Life Of Love ~ Thanks For Sharing🌀….

[@angelajones8547]

Interesting seeing antiques from long ago great video.♥️👍

[@JoelMurray]

some of your strongest narrative work to date 👍

[@tonyaharmon1383]

Be Safe!

[@corrinasysyn8998]

Love it! Subscribed!

[@TheStormey]

Good morning, I just found your channel this morning, this is my second video and I am loving them! May I ask where you were filming that has that gorgeous very tall arch with a statue in it at 10 seconds?? It's just so interesting my curiosity gets piqued!!!??? Thank you!

[@jggraybill]

I just subbed. Thanks for not damaging anyone's memories. I hate when ppl destroy others stuff. This is truly sad and I'm glad I subbed to you. You have skill and captured the essence of those ppl amd their lives. God bless

[@JMoney1273]

Shut up

[@courtneybuyseverythinggg]

I have been watching you videos all morning while working, your voice is so calming and you find the most amazing places to explore. New subscriber here (:

[@kathleenmccown3066]

Amazing !!! Thank you for sharing 💚💚

[@jerroldmcley4347]

Hey the dynamic duo

[@martindriver6026]

Did you see the face on the wall at 7:46 just left of the kitchen stove? Creepy. almost looks like there are two but you can clearly see the one. Awesome job thanks for sharing.

[@fatinsyazwanie5765]

Hi… Im Fatin from Johor, Malaysia 🇲🇾 Im really enjoying all of your video 🫡 Keep it up 🔥👍🏻

[@lillz9998]

Loved it thanks Jeremy as always 👏🏻👍🏻💕

[@lianeabeyta4515]

Love the stories as much as seeing these amazing abandoned homes. All the treasures that meant so much to someone at some point in time. Now seem to have no meaning to those left behind. Very sad. Those prosthetic legs in front of the chair, is possibly the most unique and unexpected scene of all the videos I have ever seen. Its almost ghostly spiritual.

[@juliedunston903]

Great content , sad to see lost lives . Thank you

[@glock2101]

Love the vid! The legs at 9:30 made me do a double take... I thought someone was sitting in the chair.

[@vincesarmento4854]

Awesome!

[@flolot]

the "wallpaper" downstars is no paper but textile, you can see and feel that.

[@looneytoon453]

Really this is so heart touching 💗,,,

[@ouiji1963]

Amazing video Jeremy, looking forward to the next one.

[@misscamaross2220]

Sad knowing at one time that home had love inside. And the furniture was at one time antiques, now they’re just old memories.

[@lindamartin8504]

Great explore thank you both

[@jonnieters2306]

That is a sad thing

[@anilbehl3563]

Fantastic🌹🌹

[@brittany9343]

What an awesome LEGacy

[@izzasoriano5851]

I'm watching from Philippines