Exploring the Massive Nevele Grande Ski Resort

[@TheProperPeople]

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[@cherenkovsradiation4990]

Wish you guys could find more cold war era stuff to explore

[@bloxsclaymation]

Wait didn't the propper people visit this place allready im getting a strange feeling of Deja Vu, Nvm it was cos I watched a video that bright sun films did when they visited I believe some time around 4 Oct 2019

[@shitpostWJ]

Hey proper people I love your vids keep up the good work!

[@nancysantamarialatica1141]

Wow. You both scored with this one. Just looks and feels So sad . Like sad vibe . Wow so proud of my fellas and as always long time follower here. Bless you ! B safe

[@misterhat5823]

Only a fool would sign up for Nord. Thumbs down.

[@MrJasonshores364]

My grandparents took me there in the '80s. It was fabulous.

[@sparky5543]

I am glad someone said something nice about it! This was someones dream, and life.

[@vz6235]

@@sparky5543 Yep I celebrated new year with my family there in 2008. It was actually a really beautiful place filled with lots of people, families, music and joy. You can imagine the ice rink was always filled with people riding around to music, all while there were hundreds of people going up and down the ski mountain. It really was an awesome place to spend your times as a kid in the summer or winter.

[@vikaschauhan9736]

@@vz6235 whats is ur age right now

[@theredneckbuddha2763]

@@vikaschauhan9736 Wellp let's say he was 10 in the 80's, maybe 1985 -- so around 35ish probably

[@dimensional3926]

My parents took me there in 1902.

[@Chris-.-]

This place is being patrolled by security and the police, people have been caught here. Furthermore, the active Honors Haven Hotel is right next door. The buzzing power sound you heard in the basement is for the active cell phone antenna's on the roof of the building. There were plans to keep some of the building structures such as the ice skating ring, and multi floor round building in the new renovation plans to turn the resort into a casino. There's photos and videos floating around on the internet. The new casino was planned to be completed and opened on March 2020, there's still a billboard on Rt 209 announcing the opening date, but the resort still sits abandoned. The building is indeed has been marked for demo. 500 acres of the property has been put up for sale. It's cool seeing you two explore something so near by to me.

[@shimonsieskel4482]

We stayed at Honors Haven a few years ago. We walked around the grounds of the Nevele. We did not go inside. BTW the Proper People need to wear masks. That mold is dangerous.

[@seldomseen4492]

what was slated to open in March 2020 was a sports complex not a casino, casino idea never got into play

[@petequinones3454]

500 acres obviously doesn't come cheap or investors and developers would have scooped it up a long time ago. Skating rink must have been so cool back in the day, it's still architecturally beautiful. They just don't build structures like this anymore.

[@fbnx4219]

How is it even possible that a place looks like this when there is security on premises?

[@Sashazur]

fbnes security isn’t there to keep the place from decaying, rather it’s mostly to reduce liability for the property owners

[@sparky2918]

Bryan and Michael the conveyer at 13:58 is a dry clean conveyer, it holds clothes in hangers and raises them to the next floor

[@themidnightrambler4865]

Correct.

[@chrisrice2083]

I thought thats what it was for

[@oldskewel]

I knew if I went to the comments someone would know

[@SymeonPhronema]

Exactly. I was just headed down to the comments to mention that.

[@morganrussman]

That's sort of what that reminded me of.

[@kalilawatson5094]

Waterfall to the pool: Me: Aww that's so cool The Proper People: That's really tacky Me: Yeah that's really tacky

[@marcmartinez5683]

Kalila Watson i thought it was cool too

[@victoria-torimattison1808]

Same. Super neat.

[@areyoujelton]

Made me hard for sure.

[@GhostGuyExplorations412]

The waterfall is a signal to the people who founded it. In 1899, 11 teachers went to the site and found a waterfall on the property, Nevele is Eleven spelled backwards to honor the teachers. So the waterfall is a historic symbol.

[@Bluecrush68]

ROFLMAO!!!!

[@MrTdogg175]

Honestly guys, the past year or so has been really tough on me and has really broken down every shred of my spirits. Finding your channel and bingeing your videos have gotten me through so many difficult days that I’ve lost count. They helped me have some enjoyment in what would otherwise be very depressed days. Such amazing content and I love seeing the old life that was once there in these amazing locations, so as cliche as it sounds, thank you guys so much for helping me stay sane. Y’all are the real mvps! Can’t wait to see what videos you guys drop this year!

[@tomacco3k]

Hey, I think I might know how you feel. These videos also helped me a lot in the past. For me, they are a short escape from the things that make live almost unbearable. Ii wish you all the best, may good times come for you again!

[@vanessa.paigee]

I will never get sick of your intro!

[@nieograniczony1]

You have absolutely right ! :)

[@ChrisDunnMaine_420]

i love the intro i dance to it lol

[@silasmcgee3647]

Apparently the actual soundtrack they pulled that snippet from is almost completely different so it was the only interesting part it does make for a good intro though especially when it shows the brief montage of other places they’ve explored

[@jw200]

Never change the intro!

[@jaysherwood5264]

whats the intro's song name?

[@j1st633]

Unfortunately, there are several other abandoned resorts in the area. Additionally, several small bungalow colonies where the mother and kids would stay for the summer and the father would travel back and forth during the weekend. The travel vendors would stop weekly. Such as: the dairy man, the meat man, the clothes man. The colony would attract NYC residents. The colony would have an outdoor pool, ball courts, and an indoor pavilion. Kids would see each other every summer. Completely outdoor fun. I write from experience. I had the opportunity to indulge for two consecutive summers only for two full weeks each 1967 and 1968. This was the alternate to the Jersey shore. What fun, what adventure, what memories.

[@OfftheWallTales]

@ I get what you're meaning, but these didn't pop up entirely due to America being great. The Borscht Belt's vacationers were almost exclusively Jewish for two reasons. First it let families who lived near each other in NYC or shared similar history spend quality time together. But second was that these started in the 1920s during antisemitism, that continued through WWII. They weren't just fun but they were safe places for people to go to, instead of essentially being by yourself if someone started something with you. I live in the Belt area and I know so many people had great vacations here. But people stuck together like this partly because America was an even shittier place.

[@tomcharles1260]

Hey J1st, Which bungalow colony did your family visit? My family went to The Clinton House for my first 13 summers. I'm 51 now with wonderful memories of those summers.

[@TheSantaRocker]

The rooms with the miss matched furniture are probably employee rooms for 24hr stay on location staff. That was a practice back in the days. Kinda like how cruise ships work today.

[@iluvuuluvme123]

Yes some of them were.. I grew up in that area and worked at the Nevele for a while as a bellhop/carhop/valet/room service and wherever they needed me and it truly was a great time in my life but yes I also lived there in sectioned off rooms just for staff

[@dave1135]

I wouldn't say it was alarmed, maybe mildly surprised, but not alarmed...

[@paulcunningham5327]

The building is like "Woah people, wtf".... 🤣

[@GhostGuyExplorations412]

Definitley not alarmed. There isn't any power to the whole place.

[@picax8398]

@@GhostGuyExplorations412 **sigh** Whoooosh

[@JMartin2006]

There's no need of power, the whole place is guarded by a powerful army of mold. 😨😱

[@civlwrbuf]

I can always appreciate a good knee slapper.

[@JPVideos81]

My number one favorite resort I ever filmed. Nice to see it through your eyes.

[@KittyLarue]

Yours was better ijs...

[@kelbee7570]

JPVideos your tour was the first abandoned exploration I ever watched. Very detailed and enjoyable 👌

[@rrice1705]

Your video was awesome, JP! I had a great time watching both.

[@MrWest728]

@@KittyLarue agreed, after finally running across a different explore video of somewhere he's done. I love JP's in depth explores and narrations so much more. Wish he was able to travel farther and do a lot more of amazing places like others do. His channel would grow so much, but I'm sure he doesn't because of his family. Which I totally agree with, family is by far the number one priority.

[@dans1825]

My favourite part was when there was almost a fistfight over whether or not there had been a fire in the Stardust Room.

[@flagman9000]

NO one argues with Michael, he's in charge.

[@walasiewicz]

Lol

[@walasiewicz]

That is funny

[@bryantrudy568]

There most certainly was a fire in the Star Dust room. My fire department was one of 3 called for mutual aid when it occured.

[@TheOrganiston9th]

Legs Magee Don’t want to sound dumb... but in an empty shell like those buildings, what could burn... maybe a homeless person fell asleep with a cigarette? Some old paper... or what?

[@Bandito071]

Between the mould, asbestos and lead paint you guys are constantly in contact with, protective gear should be top priority if you want to live past 40.

[@michaeldelgado5212]

They obviously don’t care! So stop mentioning it

[@AMiniki]

Is always super interesting as well as sad. I can’t stop thinking about the people for whom these places were their life. Like, the owners, the employees, people that formed a community around it. So sad. But absolutely nothing is forever and this is a reminder.

[@fletchb2937]

Ok, the kitchen at 16:20 isn't 50s. It's 70s, as someone who lived through it, I'm glad you like the color. It's called harvest gold, and it was EVERYWHERE back then.

[@daneclark3161]

That's not harvest gold. That is 1950's yellow. My parents own an apartment building that still has some of the original 1950's yellow, pink, turquoise, and doeskin stoves in it. The things are tanks. Much better than the crap that is made now.

[@Joseph-wz4bb]

@@daneclark3161 They look better but they aren't mechanically better than stoves today. It's the same with cars and architecture.

[@famousutopias]

The GE range and most definitely the KitchenAid KDS15 dishwasher are 1964 to 1966 model years. Sun yellow I think it’s called. Harvest gold is deeper. That KitchenAid was about $300 in 1966. Almost $2500 in today’s money. Commercial build quality, high temp sanitizing. Unheard of quality for consumer level stuff. It’s a safe bet that the range and dishwasher would work as new. This was not a cheap penthouse suite!

[@daneclark3161]

@@Joseph-wz4bb - No, they don't look better. They're a bit cheesy. I'm not into mid-century modern. However, they rarely fail to work. We have several hundred units and the new ones are constantly having to have burners, receptacles, bake elements, and switches replaced. They are planned obsolescence crap. That is what happens when you replace ceramic insulators with low grade plastic.

[@berthaschwarze6704]

It’s so pretty if it would we up for sale I‘d snap it straight away. Electronics and kitchens weren’t anywhere near as fancy in Germany. That’s like a dream

[@iluvuuluvme123]

Man what memories.. I grew up in that area and worked the Nevele for a long time as a carhop/valet/bellhop/room service and wherever they needed me and i even lived on property for a while and it truly was a great time in my life.. It's so sad to see it like this now.. Back in the day it was truly an Awesome place to go

[@svexsal]

My grandparents honeymooned here in 1940 and I have a photo of them sitting at that exact pool from the opening. There used to be rafters. I grew up 20 miles away from this and my prom was held at the now-also defunct Kutsher's. The carpet is definitely supposed to be green.

[@lexiknope]

"It smells like piss!" Ah yes, way to set the scene Bryan omg

[@therandomdot2563]

"it's coming from down in the basement. should we go take a look?" "yeah, let's go take a look" (this is how most horror movies shift into the 2nd act)

[@siegeasmr1417]

Just a suggestion for an exploration. The Glenn Dale Hospital in Maryland is a really good explore with a lot of ground to cover, 2 main buildings and multiple smaller ones. If y’all could visit there that’d be pretty cool.

[@stephenclark6236]

Lucky for them, I had already cleared out all the supermutants in there.

[@asterskylar4770]

Is that a fallout reference or do I just have a problem and game to much also when I say fallout I mean fallout 4 precisely because it takes place in bostan anyways was it a fallout reference or do I just game to much

[@LordWaldema]

Replace all the monsters in Fallout with security people boom urbex-simulator.

[@JReed7560]

Ha, ha, FOUND YOUUU!!!

[@Gabriel87100]

@@asterskylar4770 I mean, there's a few resorts and hotels filled with enemies in New Vegas.

[@SymeonPhronema]

@@asterskylar4770 It's a Fallout reference lol

[@atma5964]

"White mold, black mold, it's all bad" **deep breath**

[@LumenChaser]

😂

[@Philip.Magnusson]

Lmao!

[@Ganiscol]

Come at me Mold! Come into my lungs! 😷

[@antred11]

Yeah, why aren't they bringing masks??

[@LRAinCA]

I toured the Nevele about 9 years ago, and the first building you toured was my absolute favorite. It was in MUCH better shape back then - very little structural damage. I’m pretty sure that building was last used as staff quarters, particularly during ski season. In several of the back rooms we found containers of literally hundreds of used syringes and other drug paraphernalia, so it had been pretty recently squatted in.

[@ocsrc]

Pink ( RED ) is for Load Bearing Walls, yes, for DEMO charges. They may drill holes in, or they may just wrap around the columns, just they would need to demo out the wall around the column first. Also, once DEMO starts, it is clearly marked, and the charges and the wiring goes in the last day and night, before the morning of the DEMO My Uncle did this for a living in NJ, owned his own DEMO company. We used to blow up dynamite for the 4th of July.

[@abpsd73]

Any idea what the crosshair markings are for?

[@ocsrc]

@@abpsd73 drilling. Placement of holes for the charges

[@iMagic16]

fascinating, thanks for sharing

[@davidm3maniac201]

Wow a job i would love to do. Blow things up and get paid for it.

[@ocsrc]

@@davidm3maniac201 very dangerous work. This site would be easier because there is no structure in the blast zone. Lots of Minor damage occurs when blaster done to the nearby buildings

[@InsideOfMyOwnMind]

It amazes me that power was still on in that place. Also that things like skis, boots and stuff were just left in place like they left in a hurry. You always document these places with respect. Also your choice of music clips is so fitting. It's an eerie place and the music reinforces that. Good job.

[@KvnHcks]

You guys are so cooool I’m happy to be a Patreon wish I could go exploring with yas! It’s really nice to have content like this to watch while staying home.

[@crackedmotherboard3038]

ELEVEN- NEVELE ! People used to hang Glide from RT 52 on The Mountain and they landed on the golf coarse. I Can Remember this place in the 1960s! Ellenville NY Rt 209

[@nicola4926]

Wow. The ski/skating building could be renovated into a bomb wedding/event venue!

[@seldomseen4492]

not exactly, as you would have to travel through hell to get there.

[@swtkel79]

The 1st building you went into with all the beds and stuff more than likely, that's the staff quarters. That's why there was a refrigerator in every Room and books and videos. That's stuff you wouldn't find yo much in guest rooms, I'm thinking.

[@kset718]

Please guys, as a construction worker who frequently does demolition, please use a respirator or a face mask in these places. Love you content, I want it to continue

[@richmoore5525]

and proper shoes and pants

[@ForgottenBuildings]

Wow, love the 60s/50s architecture on this place. It’s really the last era of newer buildings with details in such buildings. Great video by the way!

[@johnhenderson3646]

The first building you went into looked like staff quarters.

[@joeryan9826]

That is exactly what it was ... Living quarters for staff that lived onsite ...

[@joeryan9826]

That's exactly what it was ... Living quarters for staff that lived on-site

[@dellahicks7231]

Yes I believe it was, I have watched a couple other videos about the Nevele, and those individuals started it was the staff quarters.

[@FjHenderson]

Yepp I looked for this because I didn't want to repeat it.

[@GoodDayforDecay]

@@dellahicks7231 yes it was we were there twice that was the staff quarters as shown in my videos also

[@vesalampinen]

It's so sad to see places like these rotting away ...and vandalized.

[@chairchairchairchairchair]

it is what it is

[@Brendenhyvare]

Vandalism is a Beautiful thing when done right (planning, sketching, etc). I would kill to paint a spot like that.

[@AndyDuphresne]

•Relax• I don’t feel like it’s right to do it to a place like this. The majority of people would rather appreciate it in its natural state than it being all marked up by some kids who want attention

[@rx500android]

@@Brendenhyvare then it's not really vandalism, it's graffiti... there's a difference between art to spraying "lol Jay was here".

[@HeLlO-c2z1c]

@@Brendenhyvare that was a very hipster response of you 😆 and I think you mean graffiti art, not vandalism.

[@Glitterflickan]

This friday night can’t get any better, i am eating chocolate and watchin’ my favorite to watch: the proper people ❤️

[@jameskaraganis2569]

I'm having vodka spritzers but otherwise doing pretty much the same thing.

[@christopherdawson9570]

MmmHmmmm it's M&M , PROPER PEOPLE AND CHILLLLLLL TIME👌👍👊😁😁😁😎✌

[@pissfartgaming2368]

Just got my gummy sushi things and gonna eat them

[@cherihill2003]

I love the Nevele!! It is absolutely my favorite abandoned resort. The tile indoor pool, the ice skating rink, the marble bathrooms in the penthouse and the original building are beautiful. So sad to see it deteriorating more every video, but so glad it's still standing. Some day it won't be, and on that day I will cry.

[@theIargedude]

watching this makes me remember how sad it is that when humans don't need things anymore they just abandon them

[@FTRek]

It's more like that things cost money to continuously run and be maintained, and sometimes money just runs out when things aren't profitable anymore. Dismantling structures also costs so sometimes the cheapest option is just to abandon it.

[@morganrussman]

Yeah, I know.

[@BSin8413]

Like planet earth

[@seck_1]

i love how they use the door even if there is basically no door left.

[@ClosetDemon]

well it's better than trying to duck through the glass

[@chairchairchairchairchair]

they proper

[@blaze1148]

....it's called respect.

[@jessguzman]

Guess you can say they're proper people

[@Hookedon240]

I live 20 minutes from this. Glad you guys covered it. Theres alot around here to explore in the Hudson Valley.

[@ricepuddin9]

do you have any other suggestions aside from this place? I just went here today, loved it.

[@TheTruthKiwi]

Hard to believe that this place was still open until 2009 with all the old tv's, fittings and everything. Looks like it was abandoned in the late 80's. Great vid as always guys, maybe should have had masks for this one though

[@claire5161]

I watched Bright Sun Films' film on this place and couldn't wait till y'all did this!

[@Twisted_Adventures2]

Ive heard of this place. Thanks for sharing this amazing place with us

[@karlkuttup]

that top level kitchen is early 70s my mom had the same one same colour had a shower and bathroom that matched it as well

[@justinmccowan2543]

Looks like a color popular during the 70's when harvest gold and yellow were big in kitchens. I was thinking though the tower was built during the 60's because they used them tilting adjustable aluminum sashes in the window walls on the main floor. What I've noticed in buildings that style of window was popular during the 50's, but they quit making them in the 60's. I'm guessing the kitchen is probably from the mid to late 60's. Companies would be producing the same products for several years, so I would imagine what they started manufacturing in one decade would continue into the next before they adapted to a new style.

[@angieburnett4341]

@@justinmccowan2543 Along with the avocado green color as well, some of my family had that. Yeah, it screams 70's!

[@StopDropandLOL]

Some incredibly beautiful examples of mid-century modern architecture there.

[@cattenchaostherandomperson]

I want someone to find the old blueprints of this place because my god I want to see how the architect’s thoughts came together on these glorious structures and maybe how we can restore or rebuild some of them

[@Driver8takeabreak]

The Nevele has a number of exploring videos on here, but Proper People predictably set themselves apart with their camera work and narration.

[@sammyriz8611]

Amazing video guys. So my father is a recently retired broadway musician who has had a pretty extensive career including going on tour with musicians all over the world. I just showed him this video seeing as we live in NY not very far from the city. I said, does the ‘nevele resort ring a bell to you’ and his face lit up. He told me so many stories about playing such good music and having such memorable experiences about this place and then we sat down and watched this video together. He’s got really fond memories of this place it’s sad to see it in such a state, it really hit him I could tell. He hasn’t laid eyes on the place in probably 30 years.

[@dipeshp]

those targets on the wall are laser scanning targets, probably scanned to create accurate 2d drawing plans.

[@GoodDayforDecay]

Those symbols and spray paint were for demolition where to put the charges...the floors , pillars , walls all had spots marked..we were there twice as shown in my videos

[@punchfisttop]

On my roster of abandoned places I'm obsessed with is the Nevele. You guys within the first 5 minutes cover spots I've never seen before. Your appreciation to detail is bar none the best. AWESOME VID!!!

[@XenixEffect]

The rack you guys saw in the basement was most likely for laundry.

[@AClay-ic2dc]

Was going to say that - looks like it's for sending dry cleaned dresses/suits up

[@markusarrow]

Echo's of a past of now in solitude and sadness with the sorrow inspired music makes me feel a lost energy.The laughter and fun all but a distant memory and that feeling only you guys can instill....peace dont let this be our future.....

[@svpracer98]

A certain BSF Channel covered this location. Its amazing to see how its changed in a (presumably) short time.

[@xliquidflames]

I worked here. We used the system on the basement stairs to hang guest dry cleaning because the laundry was in the basement. Concierge would keep it organized like a normal dry cleaners and that's where we'd go to pick up a guests cleaning and bring it back to them at their room.

[@xliquidflames]

Just kidding. I didn't work there.

[@vekst]

Surprised so many of those skates and ski boots were left, they aren't exactly cheap.

[@robynvandergrift8360]

MrVossdaboss99 they are so outdated and worth nothing now. Even by the time the resort closed they were outdated. I use to work at a hill, you get a really good price buying the equipment in bulk. They would have made the money back many times over on the rental fee. Trying to sell them was probably harder then just leaving them.

[@laudanum669]

You would think they could have donated the skates or boots

[@GodWeenSatan]

@@robynvandergrift8360 I was looking at the TVs and wondering how the hell did they still not have a flat screen even

[@maxheadroom224]

@@GodWeenSatan 2009 was a really long time ago for TV prices. Flat screens really only got cheap around 2014 or so. You forget how rapid technology has developed in the past decade.

[@morganrussman]

@@GodWeenSatan there may have been a chance that the place either didn't have the money to get them or the fact that they could have closed down before the price on flat screens dropped enough, or it's possible both happened.

[@twizz420]

Those little targets on the walls are for surveyors, so that they can measure the building and see if it's sinking or collapsing.

[@hughejass9461]

It's like a Fallout location. It would be cool to see you guys match up old photos to the place as you're walking through it. Great video.

[@cutedukeplays5065]

I appreciate how real you guys are and how you give us the history of the place!

[@criticalmass6950]

It's crazy to watch you guys explore somewhere that I've also explored. I've been watching you guys for years and seeing the overlap feels like deja vu or something.

[@vincentvillegas4592]

Yo I had my Senior class Trip there. Had a good time. May not have been as much to see but my room had the hook ups for snacks and drinks. Used to he AC as a fridge and the closet as a snack pantry.

[@vincentvillegas4592]

Also it's been almost 13 years since it's been closed

[@chaseschwinn8826]

Seen lots of other explorers here, but nobody does it like you guys !!!!

[@steamteasew767]

I was literally just looking up the resort because I remember seeing the sign saying it was opening in 2020. Found a video of a before and after shot compilation, and here you boys are. Practically in my backyard. I would say check out the Raleigh but most of it is still open, and the Concord looks like there's a bit left but it's deeper into the property and I don't want to be liable if y'all get hurt. The stairways have rotted away and it hurts to see such beautiful architecture not be preserved.

[@leamsi6453]

The round building/tower reminds me of the Capitol Records building in LA

[@AMR15H]

I was literally watching that footage when I read your comment haha. Couldn’t agree more.

[@nataliecampbell8737]

I love that conversation pit in the lift lodge. That whole building is what my mcm dreams are made of.

[@TheExplorerReturns]

Eating Curry and watching the proper people on a Friday evening, what could be better?

[@DimJongUn]

Eating a burrito and watching on a Friday morning

[@chaosdemonwolf1]

God I haven't eaten curry in ages.

[@TheExplorerReturns]

I haven’t either, it was good lol

[@Psi105]

@@TheExplorerReturns A mango lassi would make it better.

[@1ls376]

Dosnt cooking Curry leave a smell?

[@sdrape4964]

RNK All Day explored this place a couple of years ago. It's amazing how much HASN'T changed in that time, considering the constant water intrusion and vandalism. I don't think the walls had the pink & orange spray paint like they do now. Nice video guys!

[@RogueA.I.]

Nevele commercials would run 24x7 in the 70s and 80s when I was a kid. Every so often the music would pop into my head. Always wondered what happened to the place.

[@Dudemon-1]

Where did they run? In NYC?

[@RogueA.I.]

@@Dudemon-1 I was on Long Island but the stations they ran on reached the tri-state area which is the parts of NJ, Connecticut and Upstate NY around NYC (for those who may not know).

[@Dudemon-1]

@@RogueA.I. -- Cool!

[@TaylorMMontgomery]

Oh my God the track at 4:10 makes my heart melt. Talk about emotion! Great job guys. Really really enjoy your videos

[@TecraX2]

10:10 - That's not mold, it's Stardust! Why do you think they call it the "Stardust Room"?

[@Plasmacore_V]

The inside of that skating rink / ski lodge with the firepit just screams 70's.

[@urbexerella]

This Place must be sooo beautiful back in the Day.Great Video and Filming as always. Greetings from Germany XOXO

[@Holladawg]

man you guys really make detailed, well recorded videos with great information about the places you explore, i really enjoy your videos!

[@todaresq]

10:00 Yes, it was a black ceiling... I attended a talent show there in the mid 1990s. Will see if I can find the video.

[@douglasrector972]

It’s amazing the things you guys find that could have been sold for a little extra money like the ice skates and skiing boots. The ice rink building looked like it was a nice place to go in the day.

[@davidm3maniac201]

Equipment is old and low end which they buy in bulk. Not viable to sell. Be better giving to a charity or something like that.

[@mrpokemon1186]

Woo! What an awesome way to spend my birthday: watch The Proper People.

[@MJARTBYDAY]

I have seen this many times and its so sad to see the Nevele in such bad condition .. i did think they were going to step in and refurbish it but maybe that was a rumour .. thanks for visiting this wonderful place i got told by a lady that her husband worked there before they met and the owner treated the staff really well .. he did live in one of those locker rooms in the staff quarters .. it is the first part you go in where the staff stayed .. when you see peoples shoes and jackets left behind you wonder who wore them in the past and when they got bought .. I first saw this in J.P. Videos he explored it with his friend i remember thinking how sad that it all ended as it used to be a popular resort. I would love to visit there but im disabled so no go im afraid .. The ski boots are sad to see just havent been used for years .. i hope you enjoyed the explore this story really captured my heart and with the lady contacting me about how her husband loved working there .. you guys should of wore your masks to protect yourselves from the mold . I like that kitchen too very American fifties oh wow love it .. i knew you would like the ink rink building .. great video guys x

[@krmrivera83]

I've always wondered why there are so many things left in some places, like they even didn't care to pick it up, and some of them are pretty pricey...

[@annie_xo]

I know not to take anything from UE sites, but I don’t think I’d been able to resist taking one of those maps home and hanging it on my wall. Incredible video, it’s just like a Silent Hill area. I wish there was places like this in my country but they’re always very quick to demolish abandoned places here.

[@Shannzzz]

Another fantastic video. Thank you for your content.

[@dapplestudios547]

Shannon and Tom NZ Congrats, ur first!

[@VidGirl88]

I love this place. The old architecture of the skating rink roof, the hotel itself, everything. Thanks to Dan Bell's visit I even know the advertisement jingle.

[@wickedamoeba8719]

These guys have that Scooby Gang instinct. They find an old abandoned building and just go for it. One of these days, they’re going to find someone in a mask trying to run a real estate scam.

[@ReaLMoisan]

They go to known abandoned places. A quick search on KZbin using Nevele Resort came back with over 50 hits of other videos of urban explorers covering the resort. They've seen videos and photos of every place before they ever drive to a location. Back in the day, before the internet, Google Maps, and KZbin was really a thing, urban exploration involved a lot of driving, looking, and gasoline. Not now.

[@joeyknight8272]

@@ReaLMoisan so

[@JormunB]

This! This is what makes the Proper People special. A very novel exploration and a wonderful examination of a unique visual space! Keep it up, fellas.

[@ocularnervosa]

12:20 the circles taped to the walls indicate load bearing points and where they will drill for explosives.

[@erinmack9384]

I just saw another vid on this a few weeks ago. I’m so glad you guys went to capture it!! I love your style!

[@sonjahaakonsen6311]

Even though I know it’s not always a good idea to share the location I enjoy getting a name so I can do a deep dive into the history of the place after watching the video 👍🏻

[@rvriazr]

god, what a beautiful place. I adore the 70s designs all throughout, and i really wish i could have seen it in its prime. The whole place has so much character and charm, and i feel like too many modern buildings are basically copy pasted from one another.. Such a shame to see such incredible places rotting away

[@Ry93P]

always happy to see a new upload form the proper people, I would say this channel needs/deserves more subscribers but they have a fair amount even then I think a few million more would be justified, no click bait mature content enough said ima enjoy....... keep up the boss work boys 💪👍👌

[@meepthirteen]

Of all the explorations of this location -nothing beats viewing it through your lenses. X

[@metalspoon69]

2009 is 11 years ago, god i'm getting old.

[@rojergrison3752]

the kitchen was 70's Almond color . the three big colors from that time period was Avocado Green , Almond Yellow , and Burnt Orange . We had Almond Yellow in our house growing up .

[@camerondrew9402]

That housekeeping staff needs stronger leadership. Fire the manager.

[@EphemeralProductions]

You guys are the masters of this genre, I am convinced of it. I love every video you put out and watch them as quickly as I can ! apparently I missed this one when it came out (somehow) so I'm watching it now in Oct 2021! :)

[@Bakerybeach]

That yellow colored kitchen is called Harvest Gold. Avocado Green was also popular a few decades ago as well

[@daneclark3161]

No. Harvest gold was deeper and darker.

[@EphemeralProductions]

I think the yellow was called sunburst yellow

[@enuffsaid7310]

That intro music is just epic!!! Don't ever change it guys!

[@craigbrowning9448]

The "Stardust Room" is a surprising title, Hoagy Carmichael was one of the few major Tin Pan Alley composer that wasn't Jewish.

[@bigboyjones8299]

Thanks for helping keeping me entertained during quarantine

[@Ka9radio_Mobile9]

There is a turtle 2:00 in the swimming pool, cool! :-)

[@bender7565]

The Nevele song is stuck in my head. So much of the good shit has been demolished in the last few years. I was watching Catskill urbex vids 4-5 yrs ago when yt suggested I give PP a try.

[@finnthyhuman_]

When my son is at his grandparent's, I take shots every time they say "maybe" in their videos. Love this content and how respectful you two are of your environment and those you explore with as well.

[@raymondrace4837]

😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂 that’s one way to entertain ones self !!!

[@southernmama9362]

Omg theres so much that can be salvaged there, it breaks my heart to see beautiful things forgotten about

[@pauliesb3064]

All that mold will get you please start wearing proper masks when entering those types of abandoned places 👌💯

[@zachrosa5416]

I live about 15 minutes from the nevelle and years ago they planned to restore it and open a new resort by 2020 lol , If your driving towards the nevelle from wurstboro the big crazy ad is still there.

[@donmeier18]

I go to school less then 30 mins from here and this place has changed in so much in a year me and my buddies explore here.