Frozen In Time: The Remarkable Abandoned House Of A War Veteran

#Abandonedhouse #AbandonedPlaces #abandonedplacesuk
Today I explore an abandoned house full of last owners possessions The house has been left for a number of years when a widow called Mary died only years after her husband john a war veteran, I discovered the abandoned house on the side of a busy main road in England, The House has been Abandoned since 1998 and the houses retro style comes straight from the 1960s and early 70s. join me as I explore this beautiful abandoned house frozen in time and try to uncover the reasons why it’s been left, if you enjoy exploring abandoned places then stick around as I upload weekly. Hope you enjoy
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[@AdamMark]

If you enjoyed this explore then share to your friends in social media they may enjoy it too, thanks for watching guys

[@Contessa6363]

Hello Adam that picture on the book is Bertrand Russell. He was a famous 20th Century British Atheist, mathematician, and philosopher.😃👍👍♥️

[@roguegalaxy8758]

🕸🙇‍♀️”..Amazing!”

[@CatCmdr]

Yes! Thanks, I was struggling to remember his name, as well, but knew that face & picture!! ❤

[@sheilalayton7162]

The thing you thought of as a nighty I believe is actually a slip for under clothing. Doesn’t matter to me whether you do paranormal or your normal explores, I love to see them all. What we see with these explores let’s us as Americans see what is wonderful in many ways in your country. Thank you ❤

[@lindatimmons3675]

Yes I agree as I will never get to visit his country or any other country for that matter.

[@BarbaraBenner-yk2nn]

I agree

[@southerncaltattooedbiker3643]

Yes I agree it's a slip maybe under her Sunday dress for church but it's not a nightgown 😊

[@livethelifeyoulove.8816]

They're called Petticoats.

[@cynthiabowers3109]

My Mums family was from England, I ended up living with my Mimi an my Great Grandmother in my teens. Years later, I got engeged to an English fella even went to meet his family for 3 weeks (amazing place England)but, never married. I also love Adams videos, great work, mate.❤✌️

[@ginajackson8482]

This explore really brought home the feeling of a warm home with her sitting in her chair with her slippers on and surrounded by her healthy plants. Slowly she walks away not to return to her chair and the plants wither and die. The cobwebs are built and the house breaks down. It’s so beautiful to see the arc of life in these explores with you Adam!

[@karenbee1898]

I get it, the desire to steal a treasure but why must these "treasure hunters" destroy and ransack everything in the process instead of showing the respect as you do, Adam. It is sad to see the plants dead and dried up that were once taken care of with love.

[@lindatimmons3675]

I've always wanted to know why they have to just trash a place, break windows, knock he's in the wall, and dump stuff all over the bed the floor and everywhere. Just because a ace is abandoned and has not been lived in for a long time does not mean one has to tear heck out of it. 😢

[@user-vw7pl5fw3w]

Can’t say it enough. It’s so sad to see the beautiful furniture and trinkets let to rot. So sad. Love your explorations. 😊

[@sharlettedavidson81]

Absolutely love your sensitivity and respect as you do your explores, great job.👍🏻

[@valbarber2818]

The shells are Pua shells. They make jewellery with it, usually set in silver. I have several pieces myself. Also called Abalone.

[@farmkay]

They were often used as ashtrays And you must be a 🥝🇳🇿

[@unalunar7362]

I have one too lovely.

[@CatCmdr]

Child, Grandchild…..nobody to come get things. 😢 No judgement in that. You never know another’s story. Their circumstances may not allow them to make the trip. Perhaps they did & got what they wanted. It could be anything. We certainly don’t know. Obviously they cared enough to send cards, etc. Looks like many years have passed. Thanks, Adam. Great explore.❤✌🏼💜

[@TheAnonyy]

But whoever dealt with the funeral would have attended they should have gathered the personal effects this is wjat I don't understand

[@sheilan6235]

Please remember to click the thumbs up, it helps Adam😊

[@user-kw3xu1zj4n]

Her little slippers left there. Bless her so sad ❤

[@annieharris7200]

Hi Adam - the painting at the beginning is called The Boyhood of Raleigh ...Hardwick Hall is in Derbyshire ❤️

[@LesleyBerry-em3yv]

I recognised it as my Dad's aunties had a print in their house in the 50s.

[@glynisstewart6869]

The slippers next to the chair, feels so sad. Lovely house Adam.

[@southernjustice6581]

I bet this was a loved sweet little old church lady that lived there..Love your explorers Adam.

[@pamelaamos7237]

Dear Adam. Really enjoyed this little time capsule. I appreciate the care and respect you take when exploring these lost and forgotten homes. Looking forward to more like this and of course your paranormal stuff. Warmest wishes. Pam

[@molzalira_2]

All of the above is a fascinating and beautiful exploration. Greetings to you 👌😍👍🫴☯️

[@drummer.ibackhouse]

Up there in quality, atmosphere and fascinating finds, Adam! The two odd things hanging in the cupboard were folded hangers. They unfold each side to create a normal clothes hanger. What was moving about this explore was all those cards - so lovely to see how much the occupants were loved. After all that’s all that matters, right? Already looking forward to next week’s explore! 👍👍👍❤️❤️

[@donnanorman1022]

Those were abalone shells or known as Paua ( pronounced, pa-wa) in NZ. When polished up they make beautiful jewellery or stand alone shells. Another great vid, thanks Adam

[@bryndabaker6782]

What a sad, sad place. Someone must have loved these people, yet their belongings have been left to rot in a vacant house. Thank you for showing such consideration and respect to their memories and possessions.

[@mariaeyles]

This is a great video. This house was once a happy cosy home to a much loved couple

[@Geordie_Empath]

Adam!! Are you planing to go back to this one mate? She's still there, But she's waiting for him and he doesn't come, it's quite sad 😢 she's so lonely x

[@jamiedragonlady_3291]

I love these videos, I love old places and history and the mysteries of the past

[@topazgirl182]

Looking forward to watching this video. When the next haunting one ? Love all your videos 🙂

[@adalavin8648]

Nice little house Adam. I didn't notice the lack of a bathroom until you said something. I can't imagine raising a family in this time without one. 😲 I can't imagine a house in the fifties with w/o one! I can't. I was a child of the fifties and everyone I knew had a full bathroom. Even the kids that lived in the country. Can you tell this is freaking me out! 😂😂😂😂 Have a great week. Stay safe and I'll see you next week. Looking forward to your trip with Dale! 🙏💗

[@djdouglas-gf2nk]

I was born in the 50s and lived in a house without a bath or running water until I was 13. We had a pump in the yard and an outhouse.

[@paulaf8999]

Maybe no bathroom is why no one wanted to bother with that house after she died 😊

[@Mitch-Hendren]

My gran raised 13 children in one of these 2 up 2 down houses built 1865 with a toilet in the yard . Water didnt arrive till 1957 and even then just cold water .I took the house on after she died in 1985 didnt get a proper bathroom until 1998. Did have an electric shower fitted in the bedroom though 😉

[@Kim-J312]

My grandparents in Kentucky didn't have bathroom either , outhouse in the back . Plumbing came 1960s 70s ..... country folk

[@deniserobertson7942]

I was born July 1958 we lived in a tenement. The toilet was down a stair and a half. Only gas lighting.

[@jessf0x]

"Set the mood" you make me howl 🤣🤣

[@teresamartin1356]

I love your videos and it's really sad that the homes that are abandoned are just left to nobody it's heartbreaking especially like this one

[@wandaenman5630]

Another fabulous explore Adam. That skelton of the creature was very creepy. Great work as always. Look forward to this all week long. So good.

[@astriddobek8931]

What a sad house full of so many memories. All let to rot. We are born with nothing, and we leave with nothing. The only things we keep are our good and bad memories. Hopefully more good then bad ❤

[@SlipSlidinAway]

I still use my old 1960s butter dish. Tub butter isn't butter lol it's mostly water and shortening that our bodies don't need. But then home churned butter many say yuck to lol

[@lindatimmons3675]

I love home churned butter.

[@leahmorris343]

I don't use tub butter either and have a few old Pyrex butter dishes that I use. Charity shops often have them available

[@dannywarhurst7169]

One of my favourite channels to watch, can't believe I've only found you recently but love both the exploring videos and the paranormal ones, very sincere and respectful to the properties you go to 🙂

[@BelleFonseca]

Omg iam so excited to watch another adventure I worked the graveyard shift when there isn't much to do I binge on your videos you are awesome 🌟 😊👏👏👏👏👏♡♡

[@anniehayman9052]

The small painting is The Boyhood of Raleigh, painted in Budleigh Salterton, Devon. Great exploration, as always 👏 👌

[@moirabillinge185]

I don't think it's a nightdress, Adam. I think it's an underskirt.

[@lcas2891]

When I was a kid, my mom called it a slip. You wore a slip under your dress.🙂

[@moirabillinge185]

Yes, you're right, also known as a slip. :-)

[@lindatimmons3675]

Yes a slip worn under your dress or skirt and blouse. You have to love his sentimental description. 😊

[@camcadams1]

Yes, a slip as sometimes you could see right through your dress or skirt.

[@nancybirrer9844]

Not very fung schway, your humor is so spot on. ❤

[@ruthiebowling7747]

Thank you Adam for another absolutely amazing explore.👍

[@sueingleby8097]

Lovely explore Adam and you are so respectful . This house seems very basic with no bathroom! 😮. Loved it though , especially the wallpaper ! I Remember wallpaper like that . The overalls , she might have been a dinner lady , but in days gone by the women often wore these overalls to do their house work in to keep their clothes clean . Having said that I can also remember , shop assistants , hairdressers, cleaners ….. etc wearing them too. The ‘nightie’ is an under-slip these was worn by the ladies under their dresses. Half slips were used if the lady had a skirt on . The things in the wardrobe are actually clothes hangers that folded up when not in use !

[@user-pj9yb2gm9r]

You know you continue to amaze me with every show and must say l enjoy abandoned walk through and your ghost hunts which l do believe because l too have had many in-counters and l love your signitcher let's see what and who remains Keep up the good work Deanne USA

[@Pellegrineanita]

I love that little house, thank you Adam..as always brilliant

[@mattnobrega6621]

Lovely. I'm sure whoever lived there was a charm

[@susanweaver2740]

Aww the slippers at the chair got me… just really to see.. love your work Adam.. can’t wait for the next explore/ paranormal investigation xx

[@sherriLynn1234]

❤❤Great Explore,this One. Loved the Old white Fireplace!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@colinjohnstine9559]

Classic love Adam and mark some of the old buildings they explore

[@pamtowers4385]

The soap dish was actually a face powder dish. The house needs a total makeover by builders. It makes me wonder if it affects the neighbours. It can’t be good for them !

[@lindatimmons3675]

I was thinking the same thing. It's kind of like a duplex as we call them here in the states. You would think the neighbors would clean it out to keep people from going in and rummaging around.

[@annebynon]

The man on the book cover looked like Bertrand Russell. I love how descriptive your explores are and the care you take when handling things. Always enjoy your explores and of course when you add some paranormal investigation to it. Looking forward to your next post. Cheers.

[@judytruesdell6816]

Had you turned the book around , I think the book title/ author would have been revealed. Brace I think the authors photo was on the back cover.

[@johnhaase5576]

Another great video Adam love these time capsules

[@Maddie-lw3bp]

That was brilliant as always! I'd love to do what you do, but no way could I handle those spiders. ❤

[@sheboulevard]

same!!

[@mdp3827]

I didn’t realise how much I missed ur full explores til last week. Would like paranormal too but really love your old type vids when there’s so much stuff

[@donnasilver940]

Cool I enjoy these.

[@helenburt5656]

Wow what a find , thanks for sharing, love watching your explores 👍

[@tgraham213]

I'm always amazed how these homes are left abandoned for years in America the banks or city or county take them over and set them up for auction sales and then folks in the real estate business usually buy them up and rehab them and back on the market they go. It doesn't seem to work that way in the UK. I'd love to understand what the laws are for the UK when it comes to homes and property. But as always love your videos so interesting wish I could see your country also it's a dream of mine to travel to the UK but alas I'm too poor to leave my patch of dirt in California

[@lindatimmons3675]

I know all too well that situation. I would love to be able to do what Adam does but my physical health and finances is my problem. But at least we can see some really great places with Adam. ❤😊

[@margaretconnery7422]

Got my notification on ..see you on Sunday 😊 xx

[@jonimorton333]

Thanks for taking us with you to this time capsule, I bet it was lovely once upon a time ❤

[@kristinrichards283]

You looked so big in that house Adam lol I could just imagine a humble loving couple living in there all cosy and simplistic as always thank you Adam love your explodes

[@samisticlife]

Looks intriguing

[@jaynehart2205]

I look forward to these posts would love to see you passing on spirits to the afterlife . I think you have the perception to be ordained

[@Pembroke.]

I find it strange that people are living next door to a home in such condition without trying to clean it up. Other than that it's a great place thanks Adam

[@shesgottheskills]

Agreed!, the hole in the ceiling and all the rotting wood would be causing issues next door to it...weird how it's not been tended to, being a terrace.

[@adalavin8648]

See you tomorrow Adam. Sounds like another fun explore. 👍😁

[@rachelbowskill4165]

31 minutes late because I forgot to press notify me . Going to enjoy this one Adam 😁

[@lindasevenoaks5522]

Particularly enjoyed this explore. Those strange things hanging in the wardrobe were folding coat hangers ... my parents used to have some exactly the same!

[@natalieseichter6330]

This was a cool explore thanks for sharing much love to you ❤😊

[@kimberbrown8142]

You do some beautiful, massive houses So to see a simple terrace was nice. The huge spiders really wouldn't have bothered me but as soon as I'd seen "the bugs" that looked like roaches, I would have been outta there faster than a bat outta he'll! 😮😮😮😮

[@user-ce3mh5jg1b]

Hi Adam the fireplace from downstairs would flue in a different direction up to the chimney. Though it would warm the walls. Enjoying your urbex.

[@emmasmith6921]

That makes sense ...thanks

[@dianelopes8199]

quite a lot in that little place ,they done well to get the things up the stairs so narrow, it sad to think some one old sitting in that lot alone ,

[@colinthorne4883]

Sunday night can’t come quick enough. Really looking forward to this video 👻👍

[@hodalynass9670]

Another fantastic exploring, thank you Adam xxx take care ❤ waiting for next Sunday xxx

[@debbiehollis5711]

Really nice little house.Thankyou so much for showing me Adam.See you on the next one.Lovely to think you'll be working with Dale again.

[@SonyaTucker]

An amazing little home, have never seen slippers left in front of a chair like that before, it's like she could still be sat there and you can see legs/feet in them, very Erie!!. Love how you still have the up most respect for the owners things ie the little candle holder and broken dish etc. Fantastic find again Adam, can't wait for your big trip and to see your finds. Loving your Chanel 👌🫶👍🏻

[@Daniel_Larsson_mrURBEX]

finally.😁😁😍

[@sarahfowler9385]

When you feel better and up to it start your paranormal stuff sorry for your loss❤

[@rachelsmith3412]

Dear Adam, I appreciate how respectful you are of the places you visit. The shells in the wardrobe are abalone shells. My Dad would pick a few when snorkeling. Thank you for sharing your adventures. Be safe and take care.

[@junemoonchild69]

It's great to see you doing what you have always done best Adam, good old-fashioned explores, I really enjoyed this one! Cheers! ☺✌

[@joannmello5085]

I like your videos bc you respect the people who lived there awesome job adam

[@brendagebhart4933]

Oh Adam, i loves this houses and hope someone to build a BIG HOUSE so the someone can put the books and some of the dressers ,beds, the big clothes, i would love to see the fireplaces the would be awesome.. with big dream. My be the the families that passed away that the come over and see where there property is, i still dream about it..Adam i love the videos ❤❤

[@jules5322]

Lovely explore such a shame no family to pass on belongings to 😢 xx

[@jennifergarrett6809]

It's the places like this that I fell in love with your channel. I have discovered that so much of my family comes from various parts of the UK. So when I see a place like this I always wonder if a distant relative might have lived there. So glad to see the places like this. Awesome tour. Thank you.

[@AdamMark]

Glad you enjoy it!, thanks for watching

[@user-pu4fc4vo9y]

Glad to see you back ❤

[@Rawsideparanormal]

I love all your videos, I love your appreciation for the antique furniture. Always breaks my heart to see someone's entire life left behind and left to be consumed by nature so sad

[@xx-rr3ug]

What I hope from all of these homes, is that the poor old dears that lived in these places prior to moving on, weren't living in complete decay! If they were it would be some kind of elder abuse. Wooden furniture lasts forever. A few beautiful pieces in there still worth saving. Thanks for taking us with you again on another trip into someones past. Always love a good wallpaper :)

[@emeraldhope8829]

I was born on May 5th 1946. Interesting house!

[@kathyfuhrmann8297]

Let's go, Adam! See you tomorrow. :)

[@AdamMark]

See you Sunday

[@annsmith4739]

Hi Adam Sunday soon comes around ,an I know you are on your channel yea lv Ann 🇬🇧🇬🇧❤️❤️

[@notemachinist2314]

Top Mark(s) again! 😁 props to you mate, just loving your channel! Thank you 🙏🏼 great work!

[@philcocadwallader9651]

Fantastic time capsule ❤️❤️❤️

[@maggi0310]

Great little house ❤

[@catherine5090]

I would love to explore a house like you do its amazing what vibes you can get from an old building!!

[@rosemarymantele318]

Nice explore! That place is rotting away!

[@louisecolin7882]

That was very derelict and rotten. Love the old houses like that. Wonder how long it will stand before collapsing Adam. Please wear gloves.xx take care❤

[@rosclavey3297]

Another good one. Thank you for sharing

[@hayleyrichardson3343]

Them wallpapers are coming back in fashion mine early 1970 was orange and brown x

[@leahhanna8112]

Love these old houses Adam. The cobwebs and the Deirdre Barlow glasses 🤣🤣 every time!

[@paulaskelton1195]

It is sad to see old houses and the memories within abandoned but is interesting to watch you explore It is so funny when you say piss pot's I understand that they used to call them chamber pots Thank you for taking us with you on your adventures

[@loraineharvey7944]

Very interesting house well done Adam.😛

[@chrisscutchings3742]

No toilet no bathroom, very strange 😮

[@debrairving4847]

So sad. Wonder what happened to her family. I just love your work. You are amazing

[@khug3719]

Yah awesome looking forwards to another great exploration with you Adam. Cheers from QLD.

[@susanfurman]

Love your explorations Adam. It's a shame to see things broken and rotting away. ❤

[@carolinewaite7185]

The fire surround in the front was Victorian or Edwardian but the back one was typical of the 1930s then an electric heater was put in later on in the late 50s 60s maybe there was bomb damage in the chimneys and roof be in a town terraced house. Great film as always Adam.

[@mooseing22]

Just found this fascinating channel. I would love to explore old properties because of my interest in history & nostalgia. Adam shows so much respect its admirable.

[@mikeniesen2213]

I watch your videos every week and I love the respect you give to the people that has past be safe and God bless you

[@sallyneal9476]

Got my notification on can't wait to watch your video Adam me and hubby enjoy your videos.x

[@dannmccord1923]

Cool house Adam so many cool old furniture left to decay. Boy those are some big spiders. Cant wait till the next video. Your awesome