Most Dangerous Abandoned Neighborhood In OHIO Explored - East Cleveland Elderwood

[@URBEXHILL]

Thank you everyone for watching! Watch the end of the video. For a better detailed version of this video watch this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rqqml6mpfpWfoZo

[@emilygold7601]

Omg!!!! Urbex look at 40:39 it looks like a white face ghost

[@DieHardjagged]

@@emilygold7601 Holy shit it definitely looks like something.

[@URBEXHILL]

@@emilygold7601 yes wth I see it! Slow the video down and put the quality on 4k

[@URBEXHILL]

And look at 41:08 at the right looks like a skull face in the window on the ground.

[@AMG-316]

@@emilygold7601 yeah I caught that too before I saw ur time stamp. I went back and looked at it and yeah..... that's weird!

[@duality1063]

I don't understand how nobody talks about the corpse or whatever is inside that place in min 40:38. I noticed the padlock with which it is closed. It looks new, just bought. It gives me the impression that it is a person, so if there was no rotten smell in the place, that body was probably left not long before you arrived. Spooky

[@WhitneyBrock88]

He said it smells horrible in here not even a minute later around 41:21, , then at 43:33 he said it looks like someone dragged something through that hallway 😱 ahh

[@wormkarlos]

yeah. a youtuber called Darkmooseman covered this

[@kqrmen1]

​@@wormkarloswhats the video title?

[@ChildOfAshes1]

I'm not seeing it????

[@wormkarlos]

@@ChildOfAshes1 if you pause at the right moment when he looks through the cracks you would probably see a black and white corpse

[@trieuluong6599]

40:39 Pause and look through the gap in the door

[@4220E]

I'm scared 😱

[@Pepper745]

That looks like a body i can tell

[@masterTigress96]

I don't know about a body or whatever, but all I think I can see is a black plastic bag in the right hand corner. Could also be something else, like chemicals for making drugs or something like that?

[@davidrice3322]

So sad to see someone passed alone and padlocked at 40:40 & the smell must have gave that away later on. Man that’s sad.

[@radicaljellyfish4435]

At 40:40 exactly? I can’t see nothing

[@ggsilik]

​​@@radicaljellyfish4435 apparently, it depends on what you're watching it on (people were able to easily spot the face on a TV, I can't make anything out on my phone). Starting at 40:39, he pans over, look at the bottom half through the slits (helps to slow it down). You should see something dark, rounded, but a few light speckles on the right side of the shape. He did make a short titled "Terrifying...what did I see? Pareidolia?" The video is enhanced, and I still couldn't tell what it was supposed to be until I read the comments and I could see the face covered by hair, with the hoodie up. Really scary when you see it. Edit: when I paused it at the third slit and zoomed in, I could see her face on my phone; she's got her head tilted back, like she's looking at the camera.

[@Chrisssy2112]

You’ve got balls of steel! I’m glad you made it out of there safely. Keep being awesome!! Thank you Christopher 🥰

[@URBEXHILL]

Lol thank you so much Chrissy! I'm glad you liked it.

[@myrons4713]

Yeah I don’t even think I’d be even going in there for Salvage! That’s Dangerous Period!

[@katelynngleason680]

@@myrons4713 I know right and I seen Alot of copper pipes

[@spiritual_awakening]

Just what I was thinking 🤣❤

[@DonPepe-t7i]

@@URBEXHILL U RECORDED A DEAD BODY

[@wildheart8283]

Chris, you have no fear, whatsoever. Wrapped in suspence, yet again. I enjoyed that!!

[@URBEXHILL]

Thank you 😊 I appreciate that

[@DonPepe-t7i]

@@URBEXHILL 40:39 That’s a dead body in the cage

[@robhicks2117]

I often wonder what places like this where like in their prime. You my friend added old film footage showing us what East Cleveland used to be like and I thank you for that. I watched the old short film clips of East Cleveland with the trolly trains and cars in 1930 several times. Thank you for being so informative.

[@Stradominous]

Something about the dilapidation while still being surrounded by nature is both disturbing and peaceful at the same time. It’s almost uncanny to look at. It feels like if I were to stare at a dead version of myself. Not sure if anyone has ever had that experience, but I’m sure it would land similar emotions.

[@shelia-paulettegarnerrober4355]

It makes me sad

[@justus7476]

When I see areas like this I see politics and it makes me literally sick to my stomach ,these politicians don't care while they live in their mansions

[@DonPepe-t7i]

MORE UNCANNY IS THAT THERE IS A DEAD BODY

[@marcus-gp6dl]

Sorry but at the min 40:42, over the woods, is possbile to see something maybe a person, but is very strange to see a padlock where I think there is a person... may be is better to call the police?

[@Tony_1161]

Il s'est avéré que c'était un corps en décomposition probablement un meurtre

[@rasheedlowery]

Years later, we wonder what happened.

[@komafly]

Since no one does this for some reason, I just reported the "find" to the Police. I can't believe no one has done so yet

[@bendyandthepyromachine1027]

My man its been 3 years since the discovery ofc somebody would have reported it. The real question is did anything happened after.

[@komafly]

After 3 weeks I got a call from the police. They said the case is closed. That's all I got. So the mystery lives on I guess.

[@LeanKup]

did they go to the place and tried looking for the body?

[@komafly]

@@LeanKup I got no clue. But the fact they said the case is closed let's me think it definitely was a body

[@Rei-tm3so]

@@komaflyno the police would give closure, and keep up the date. If they just said Case closed then there was nothing.

[@TRUTHDrops]

They received $50 million dollars for demolition and it still looks like that. Then they re-directed $17 million of it leaving $33 million for demolition. And you're telling me it cost $33 million to scrap 70 already falling apart buildings. Alllllllrighty then. Where is the other $17 million. Someone banked, if not many of those crooks.

[@johnmarston8164]

Thick as thieves, fucking pricks while an honest man has to work hard for a buck.

[@TRUTHDrops]

@@johnmarston8164 Agree

[@autumnfall8829]

Ya, E. Cleveland is profoundly corrupt. That is one of the reasons Cleveland will not annex it into the city. The corruption has completely crippled the city and Cleveland proper, doesn't want the bill to fix it.

[@rudolphlarry]

Democrats

[@knyghtryder3599]

States rights .....

[@sweetpea9977]

Again, what a great introduction and history to the places you explore! Love it! Great camera angles too! I especially like how you stand and just observe your surroundings instead of whipping the camera around quickly. Great camera work and letting us take in your surroundings as if we are right with you! I see you are growing in subscribers too! I have been watching abandoned explorers for a long time and I can honestly say you deserve to be in the top more than others. Great explore once again!

[@mairajalikhan5522]

Yeah 😊absolutely

[@URBEXHILL]

Thank you so much I really appreciate that! I'm glad you liked it 😊

[@SeanWick1]

what is the intro music?

[@erindzurison7498]

It breaks my heart to see once thriving communities fall apart, especially when it mostly boils down to money. Give or take. The structures are still fascinating. Thank you for exploring this

[@jenniferlang8831]

Wow you did such awesome work in this video! You're so under-rated you should have millions of subscribers. You're one of the best urban explorer's out here.

[@URBEXHILL]

Thank you so much that made me so happy reading this

[@_The_Vacant_World_]

Lmfao

[@bronsonwiebe9605]

The way the light hits, it makes it look like there is someone standing there at 22:58

[@kbcustoms3571]

There is, as he pans away at 22:59 the person moves to the right

[@user-tb2jy9lu3d]

23:46 Further on we see that the "lower half of the person is" that drawer on the floor from a distance and the stairs at 24:21 that make up the "upper" part of the person. There's also a piece of wood visible behind the stairs (boarded up window?), too. They all work together for the illusion.

[@kbcustoms3571]

Go to 22:59 and watch frame by frame the person moves out of the halway to the right as he pans away

[@Topsword_FPV]

@@kbcustoms3571nah zoom in to 9x it shows the drawers and the cabinets in view

[@kenstewart7700]

@@kbcustoms3571that’s him moving that was a drawer

[@alencetina7229]

The bravest guy so far that i have seen and watched... Great videos and really entertaining

[@URBEXHILL]

Thank you

[@UY-SCUTInohomo]

Wait till you see arab man chasing ghost

[@fuckit2424]

@@UY-SCUTInohomo those are beyond fake loll and super annoying just a bunch of yelling praying and chanting

[@Brando-MCB]

I've only just found this channel binge watched so many already. How do you only have 80k. You should have hundreds of thousands of subs. Urban exploration is so cool and has you on the edge of the seat as u never know what u might find and your the best to watch no over the top reactions to anything just calm and collected.

[@arnieslab]

I just found your channel and this is amazing. I’m from Ohio so it’s cool to see different parts I’ve never seen. Please be safe out there.

[@pizdosl4v]

Re-watching this video, slowing it down at 40:40, turning the brightness on and seeing a face..

[@ZappyWappy]

Its a corpse

[@HenryHoolington]

Does not look like a corpse

[@Ashtondaboi918]

@@HenryHoolington if you depfry the image in a editing software, you can see very well it's a dead woman, and the random wet spot at the back? Probably bodily fluids. And don't forget the smell...

[@minus9986]

Like zoinks Scoob I think there's a dead body in there

[@wheeze_sanchez]

@@minus9986ruh roh

[@Mindfulmaniii]

This was an eye opener into what East Cleveland has been known for after the community went down hill from poverty/drugs and abandoned buildings/houses. Gave us the real. I appreciate your courage ❤️ #communitiesneedattention

[@spiritual_awakening]

Yes #communitiesneedattention, it’s such a shame, love to the world ❤

[@rommelthedesertfox3089]

Why does communities always go downhill when y’all move in. Its ur culture

[@winstonsmkr]

I'm an older guy and not so able anymore, so thank you for doing videos like this, stay safe my friend

[@URBEXHILL]

You're welcome man! Thanks for watching hope you liked it

[@BonafideGail]

I'm so glad you're educating us. Fascinating history and sad at the same time. You're presentations are greatly appreciated.

[@URBEXHILL]

Thank you very much!

[@kathykolhoff5350]

The history you gave in the intro was really interesting! Such a creepy place, great video

[@URBEXHILL]

Thank you!

[@himbourbanist]

The buildings are so beautiful. I wish I could have seen this neighborhood when it was bustling instead of abandoned. What a tragedy.

[@el7974]

I'm waiting Chris!!! I'm stoked about this one FOR some REASON!!!

[@URBEXHILL]

This is a good one

[@el7974]

@@URBEXHILL I some how knew it!!! I can't wait!!

[@el7974]

Chris, wait until you go over what I've heard so FAR! You can't deny the ONE, and I know it's your Guide, because it's the SAME VOICE!!!! I had to pause, and catch my Breath!!!

[@el7974]

My FUCKING ASS, jumped a MILE into the Air, when a Commercial came on, that's how deep I'm into this!!! 😂🤣😂🤣😂. I had forgotten about them!!! 😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@el7974]

@URBEX HILL I'm done, and what a Stunning ending to your Video! I kept hearing Arson, and he NAILED IT!!! He spoke his Truth, BEAUTIFULLY! Which has left me in Tears! The WHOLE VIDEO, from what I heard, to your Walk, makes Total Sense Now! What a Horrible way to Die!!!

[@vodoo6665]

Love the introduction and how the exploration starts. These videos are scary and trippy at the same time. Just wow 😍 keep it up bro !

[@Prettypinkpolish_]

31:31 woooooow I wish I was bold enough to explore. I want to see the abandoned apartment bldg near E 140 and lakeshore so bad! You almost miss the bldg when you drive past. Great video btw

[@URBEXHILL]

Thanks 😊 Yeah ima check those apartments out. Thanks for watching

[@cherylchilton3932]

You never disappoint Urbex Hill❤ Another awesome video!!

[@URBEXHILL]

Thank you❤

[@danteinferno3097]

Your videos are always awesome. I would not have courage to walk up to the front door. Nerves of steel you have

[@URBEXHILL]

Thanks man! I appreciate that

[@teresa4834]

This place is so hauntingly beautiful.

[@MekareP]

Thanks for the explore and I'm so glad I found the channel. You do great work and are really brave! Excited to watch the rest of the videos on your channel, I think it's gonna be a binge for me 😅 A little note about the door closing... After having doors installed in our house and having to fix them, doors acting weird no longer phase me. Even the slightest off balance will make them act stupid. And our house shifts a lot during the season changes so that doesn't help. Having come through the door means even the tiniest bump or shirt touching could have caused it, especially in these buildings where not a single thing is straight and balanced.

[@cherrimullins9632]

It seems that it was probably spacious and nice apts when first built.So,so sad...all the abandoned buildings in our country.Thank you for this.😔😪

[@tonybob6584]

Call me crazy , but I love watching these video's while studying . Absolutely relaxing and mysterious ! Keep up brother.

[@kriskropelnicki7036]

Can't wait for it to start!!! Super psyched to see this one!!!

[@jasonhoward6063]

So sad to see this happen in our cities. Just heart breaking and really strikes a nerve knowing the destroyed ruins were once homes for families to live in and raise families where family's loved ones share make memories through out life plus our homes is where we seek safety from the dangerous street life some people choose to live. W

[@noway9376]

Chris, you've done another spectacular job, with your Intro, Back Story, and what going on, along with the Cinematography, & Music! I don't know how you do it!!!

[@noway9376]

Chris , I'm 15 minutea in, and I'm on my 3rd page of time stamps! Check your IG, tomorrow!!! -Ed-

[@noway9376]

I've listened and watched, in Slow Motion, 28 minutes of it!!! I'm posting what I saw and heard to IG, so you can decide! There is some wild ass stuff you caught!!!!

[@URBEXHILL]

Thank you so much bro I absolutely appreciate that

[@SillyPlushStudios]

This has to be one of my favorite explorations yet! Keep it up! 💙

[@URBEXHILL]

Thanks bro I appreciate that

[@thedeadzone9236]

The Cleveland riots of the 1960s expedited the decline of the east side, that's why there's so much poverty and crime in this area

[@swannoir7949]

Many areas across the country that experience the riots never got re-built. Businesses that were damaged (especially white businesses) didn't come back in places like Chicago's west side.

[@rubenbustamante1828]

Animals don't like nice things. Animals don't know how to get along.

[@swannoir7949]

@@rubenbustamante1828 Because "animals" have been under the veil of white supremacy so long, it damaged who they are. They are more that what they have become. Perhaps had there been no white supremacy there would not have been any riots.

[@rubenbustamante1828]

@@swannoir7949 In Africa there is "No white supremacy" 😐

[@swannoir7949]

@@rubenbustamante1828 That statement shows just how ignorant you sound. Africa is under the Pact for the Continuation of Colonialism, and still pay colonial taxes to their former colonies. Queen Elizabeth is a colonial welfare queen. How do you REALLY think the "royals" are able to live that lifestyle ? Africa is the reason you troglodytes are no longer scratching your asses in the caves. Have a set, Jon Snow.

[@davidneumann2705]

Dude ur lighting is now amazing. Well done . Awesome video!

[@URBEXHILL]

Thanks man!!! I appreciate that

[@Liquidreflective]

Gotta support the best explorer on youtube. Hope you're good man.

[@URBEXHILL]

Thanks man! I'm good!

[@isaiahlewis1522]

I grow up and graduated from high school in East CLEVELAND and went to the army came home on leave and saw what happened to a thriving city and in less than 4 years after being gone it turned in the walking Dead literally. All I can to the people who came out of school from Shaw in 1998. And remember how beutful

[@mableslater6685]

i was born in cleveland i lived in the gleenville erra . around in 1976 or 77 we was looking for a place to move.we went on chapman ave if i am not mistaken it was either 2or3rd building comming from euclid ave on the right hand side.the care taker told us no children.i had one child. the very building didnt take children all condemb never would thaught .i would see this. all gone no more .those building was very nice on the out sidewell groom too.now look like from the twilght zone with me in it. now the beauty is long gone. is looks spooky and creppy to me it is sad how thing change with these building.

[@DonPepe-t7i]

40:39 That’s a dead body in the cage

[@vinsoriano493]

Looks like buildings in The Last of Us games. A lot of the buildings like this in New York where I’m from have been torn down already with the history wiped away too so it’s interesting to buildings like this that are still just left to be broken down by nature. Thanks for exploring this place for us

[@nickdawson1302]

Another amazing explore, thanks Chris. I hope you let someone know where you are when you explore these decayed places. I would hate for some shit to happen and no now who’s where you are!? Right, time for me to head over to your Patreon now because I really want to help your channel grow and support you. Thanks Chris x❤️

[@noneyabusiness1565]

To bad those buildings are condemned. I can see the hidden beauty. What a great tour. That old architecture is still stunning, even in it's worn down state.

[@mthivier]

I held my breath through most of the video, worried that you were going to fall through the rotted floor. Glad that you made it out safely! It's so sad, thinking that these apartments were people's homes at one time. The buildings look like they were great buildings in their day, solidly built, lots of big windows to let in light, and lots of character, unlike modern shoebox apartments. Those little alcoves in some of the living rooms probably originally housed murphy beds, for added sleeping space, if needed. That was somewhat common feature in apartment buildings like these built in the early 20th century.

[@ぼうにんげん-m1p]

I love this video! Those buildings are so fascinating. I'm Japanese and had never traveled overseas, but I hope I could go somewhere like this soon. Until the coronavirus settles down, I cannot trip overseas, but I think I can satisfy by watching your video ;)

[@matthewkelly6997]

You should see America. I would love to go to Japan!

[@spiritual_awakening]

Have you ever visited the haunted forest in Japan? 👻

[@oliviarinaldi5963]

Please tell me you're packing???!!! I love your vids. I used to explore back in the 80s when it wasn't a "thing'. And you had to be careful then, but here you are in Cleveland of all places (scary AF) and carefully exploring it like you're boss. I can't honestly say I would take any one with me in your situation, but damn Sweetie. Please watch your six. And yes, I'm an ole lady so I got a right to worry, lol. Stay safe out there. I was halfway thru the vid when I wrote this. I must agree with you. It is terribly sad to see living conditions of some people. Those apartments look like once upon a time, they were nice places. I love the architecture of these buildings and I love the way you pick up the smallest things and give it a look with the camera. I just wanted to add that. Thanx for your hard work and your compassion.

[@URBEXHILL]

Yes I'm packing 😇 im from this area so I'm not really scared. Thank you so much

[@VinceBucy]

Man, you earned my subscribership just from this video along! I can’t wait to watch the rest of your videos. Thanks for taking danger into consideration for good footage👍

[@mamadukes4923]

The Deceased If you wish to verify with your own eyes… WARNING Put it at 25 speed and go to 40:40. Then maximum brightness and ZOOM-she’s there… I truly hope he reported this😮😢 Terrifying And SAD

[@TheHonorableEagle]

There was this report here’s a paragraph - Michael White, 40, of East Cleveland, found the bone on the second floor of an abandoned three-story apartment building on Elderwood Avenue near Strathmore Street.

[@hilaryball3567]

I mustve missed it

[@AngelasNoFrillsASMR]

Another great video I have rewatched over and over, same as all you're others. Best urban explorer on yt for me is chris. This reminds me of the walking dead, its crazy how bad these flats/houses are so destroyed.

[@nharoth]

Great video, dude. Stay safe out there.

[@URBEXHILL]

Thanks bro

[@michellerene951]

Loved your video. The rawness. You could totally add some paranormal to it too.👻

[@samiam6052]

So sad to see such devastation. By the way, please be careful while you explore.

[@samiam6052]

I don't have the funds to help you help this community but I shall be praying for you and them. You're an outstanding person for what you do and what you're trying to do. God bless you.

[@URBEXHILL]

Thank you, I'm very careful

[@samiam6052]

@@URBEXHILL good.

[@katelynngleason680]

@@URBEXHILL my heart was pounding when you were on the top floor in the last building seeing all the stairs in the other buildings crashed down man you had me scared

[@jaytay8637]

Great to hear the backstory presented so well, makes all the difference.

[@MissDsPlace]

THAT was epic...The door I think freaked everyone out...lol....gonna go over it later...keep my eyes peeled for your shadow stalker..lol..Keep up the excellent work time traveler :-)

[@URBEXHILL]

Thank you so much! Yeah not much happened but it definitely felt weird in there

[@MissDsPlace]

@@URBEXHILL I think there are times where Urbex explorerers tend to pick up residual energy from times gone by...

[@URBEXHILL]

@@MissDsPlace yes I agree, I think everyone has that around them

[@noway9376]

Are you talking about the beginning?!? Because I kept seeing something, behind that Door!!! That freaked me out! I watched it several times!!!

[@el7974]

@@noway9376 I totally agree, and I asked @URBEX HILL to double check that!!! I was totally freaked out by all the doors, because of the Fires, how did all their glass, NOT BREAK?!?

[@seanwheeler5948]

Man! This was an epic explore! I can't believe that place!

[@sblive7239]

Is this the same video as the short video with the dead decaying woman behind a door with a new padlock on it? Trying to find the full video. Hope it's not what i think it is.

[@jip0611]

Yes it is, at 40:40

[@danmcgladdery1813]

It’s this video, but there’s been no news of any bodies found in this area since filming.

[@blueangel5843]

Love the information and history on the places you explore, only criticism is you need to get a better light so it's easier to see when it's dark.

[@URBEXHILL]

Thank you for your critiquing i need that more often so I can improve the quality of videos for you all

[@Dinapus_Olsen]

I am just 12 minutes in, but this is so fu**ing sad!!!! Thank you, I never knew this story until now💚 Sad but important! Keep yourself safe and with good health💚 Greetings from Norway🇧🇻🙂

[@URBEXHILL]

Yes its very sad. Thank you so much for watching!

[@el7974]

@@URBEXHILL She Nailed it! Man, do you have a LOT to review!!!

[@hookshot55]

I assume this man was living in a building here? It's sad. These buildings had so much character. They don't build things like this anymore. The beautiful woodwork. The tile work. Thanks for the vid. I enjoy your work. You go into some truly dangerous and interesting places.

[@swannoir7949]

And shiplap.

[@denisekoltys3019]

Omg. I love old buildings and old wood. Just the baseboards are valuable. Those doors are solid wood. Omg those gorgeous old bricks on the outside even. The old cabinets in the kitchens. Ppl that redo old homes would love a chance to try to save some of these interior items. The buildings are too far gone but even the spindles on the collapsing stairs are not made anymore.

[@m.t.426]

@@denisekoltys3019 I'm with you on that.

[@coleen-francis5317]

Thank you for this , a great insight . Very sad to see lost lives , families and whole communities gone . Thank you for sharing ..Subbed!

[@heatherfranklin47]

I can't help but think of all the people. The people that lived there. They had to move to other places. Memories of better times. Excellent urbex video 📹 Much love from Youngstown. Youngstown has it's huge share of poverty and abandonment but not like Cleveland

[@durrah41]

I grew up in those very same apartments, and it brakes my heart to see my city in such conditions.

[@isaiahlewis1522]

I graduated from Shaw in 79 went to the military came back in 85 at the drugs had taken over like the government wanted to happen and distroyed a people.

[@jenniferdingman4630]

Thanks for sharing . It’s so sad 😢

[@katieseeley1636]

Ive got videos of me exploring these buildings in 2018, these are scary to be in. Props to you for going alone. Its cool to see a 4ish year difference. Is the abandoned little food place at the end of that street still there? You should explore that. It was pretty cool. Lots of left behind cool stuff . thank you for giving videos of my hometown. Its really cool to sit an learn ☺👍

[@URBEXHILL]

Thats cool. I'm from the area too! What part u from?

[@seanlamar29]

You still explore

[@bigwendigo2253]

Something about nature taking over old buildings again is just beautiful on its own

[@ezfrmdatropp143]

I used to stay in the building right behind u in the thumbnail I went threw a few of them my self can't wait to see its been 6 years since I been down there

[@URBEXHILL]

Thats cool. I went in the apartments you stayed in. I'll put that in the next ec video, ima do like 4 ec videos. I went in every apartment building alone bro.

[@ezfrmdatropp143]

Was people still living there ?that was the only building still open on the whole 3 blocks back there

[@URBEXHILL]

@@ezfrmdatropp143 yep only 1 dude live there now

[@ezfrmdatropp143]

@@URBEXHILL on the second floor in the front or the 1st floor in the front

[@URBEXHILL]

@@ezfrmdatropp143 second floor on top facing chapman

[@ChubbFidgets]

Into five minutes of this, you are bravest urban explorer I've ever watched...wholly crap! Safe travels.

[@lucsmith2092]

I appreciate that you don’t sanitise your language on the video, lol. This would have been such an architecturally stunning neighbourhood. I’m amazed there are still so many salvageable Art Deco doors, windows, bannisters etc in that first building. It seems so bizarre to me that this was a poor neighbourhood, as where I’m from, only the rich can afford to live in such beautiful buildings, and they would be “heritage listed” (historical register). The poorer parts of town are much newer! The decay is amazing, thanks for the amazing nail-biting explore.

[@seanlamar29]

This city wasn't always considered poor that's why the buildings were so nice didn't start going downhill til the late 80s

[@kenlahmers9648]

That is a scary looking place. Hard to believe so many buildings run down like that....

[@heatherfranklin47]

Ready to see this Chris! Whoot! Whoot!

[@URBEXHILL]

Thank you Heather

[@jennifersolesbury]

For a minute I thought I was watching Jasko randonautica vid, with the same music until I realised that it was urbex Hill lol, you make some awesome videos Chris I'm always looking out for shadow figures in your videos. Much love from the UK

[@URBEXHILL]

Thanks I appreciate that 💯! You gon love my next video... scare af!

[@hazyduke676]

Always fascinated by the size of these apartments compared to the uk. The rooms are huuugeee

[@mczmgamingthings9249]

My girl is from Cleveland....(and I don't mean Parma).....this made her sad but also intrigued to see. Her son just started Case Western this year, and we were in the city a week ago, as a matter of fact. Not sure I can go for the timestamp lists i've seen posted here, but it's clear you were being watched by someone. And by someone, I'm doubting ghost. None the less, we really enjoyed your video. The buildings, you could tell, were fairly nice, once upon a time. (Save the small ass restrooms) She loves old Cleveland architecture. Please make more vids, for sure, but stay safe. Going it alone in those abandoned places isn't exactly safe, and that isn't even about paranormal anything. People are far more dangerous, and there's plenty of them in those places. (You can clearly tell that by the amount of worn pathways in the rubble on the floors) Ghosts didn't do all that. Respect, though. Great video. Will be watching more, as I just found you via another channel. She misses Cleveland.......

[@joyous8248]

Be & stay safe my friend & always great videos!! Xo from NJ ❤️🙏🏽🇺🇸

[@URBEXHILL]

Thank you so much!😊

[@davidbell9130]

The lower south side of youngstown used to look somewhat like that, however funds were allocated to destroy nearly entire blocks and turn into green spaces/gardens.

[@cmcproductions26]

Hell yeah. I'll be watching for sure.

[@URBEXHILL]

Cool! Thanks man

[@cmcproductions26]

@@URBEXHILL no problem brother. Oh yeah, just so you know, I added you on Facebook not too long ago, and you accepted. My name's Chase Cox. So if you ever see a post of mine, thats me.

[@penny_the_wiser413]

You're super brave to be exploring alone. I don't know if I could do that.

[@URBEXHILL]

Thank you lol yeah its dangerous alone

[@dila2900]

sending love all the way from Singapore..

[@URBEXHILL]

Thank you Aidillah

[@LunaBug80]

Hi Urbex Hill ! I just stumbled upon your channel. I live here in Ohio as well. I never knew these buildings and places that are this bad existed. I give kuddos to you for being brave enough to explore these buildings. You keep me on the edge of my seat! Especially when you almost fell thru the floor. Be careful and please , I hope you wear a respirator while exploring. Editing again. At around 46:26 maybe just a tad back. It sounds like you caught an EVP saying “Help Me”

[@katelynngleason680]

I heard it too but I think it was the wind

[@lighthouse6120]

A lot of that can still be recycled. The wood frame and wood lath strips can be burned for fuel. Or wood can be clean of nails and recycled into OSB (Structural Panels) . The mortar can be ground off the bricks. The bricks could be resold locally for pavers. Or for what ever a consumer may want them for. If there were ten thousand bottles that could be recycled for 10 cents a bottle, people would cash the bottles in. Obviously, no one will care if parts are taken. I'm surprised he just showed some copper pipes ! Yes, i am quite sure it was copper, not galvanized pipe. Galvanized pipe would have some lead in the couplings. The paint is probably full of lead. Concrete and cementitious materials can be ground down and reused by companies that make concrete blocks and cement. Just realized, there is still a lot of wood flooring that can be reused. The cost of yellow pine flooring is very high. I'm sure it could get a good price if each piece is cleaned up, dried and bundled. Flooring at the time the building was built was probable a #1 grade. (No knots). And the burnt, chard wood can be used for the soil in garden prep.

[@johntheunknown2235]

Yeah! But instead of actually trying to GAIN something from all these materials they just throw their hands up and try to find millions to pay to demolishion companies..so incredibly dumb!

[@bigwendigo2253]

Smart man, I’m sure even more pieces you haven’t mentioned could be reused or recycled! You covered a lot of bases though for sure.

[@Nunya-gk9fr]

Nobody is recycling that shit bud sorry it’s been pissed all over, spit bled on probably, half still have people in & out. I know you could & it sounds great on paper but most of these are knocked down and hauled straight to the dump where they separate trash and recyclables their.

[@Nunya-gk9fr]

Also you say that, do you know the amount of work involved in doing what your saying? Whose gonna pay them to do that? It’s just not feasible as great as it sounds

[@charlotteb6898]

It has bad energy on it. You must use good new energy to prosper.

[@MJARTBYDAY]

Hi there huni I hope you are keeping well and safe. At 15:14 was that the wind when you went out of the first building you were in Mr Hill? It sounded so creepy so I wondered what that was. These places like this are beyond dangerous huni ... you can fall to your death and with you being on your own no one would find you and you wouldn't get any help if anything happened to you. I care about your safety please be careful, don't hurt yourself its not worth it Mr Hill. I am glad you didn't fall through that ceiling or it may of been proper fatal for you. Wow even the green foliage has taken over the walls of the building its a shame a whole neighbourhood unlived in and abandoned. Thank you for sharing with us Mr Hill xx

[@URBEXHILL]

Yes I think that was the wind. Yes I know its dangerous but I try to be as safe as I can be. Thank you so much for caring 🥰❤

[@MJARTBYDAY]

@@URBEXHILL 😘💖

[@glofacekilluh]

Thank you for bringing light to the tragic history of Ohio.

[@robhicks2117]

The man at the end of this video was speaking the TRUTH!

[@Kim-Unearthed]

Just starting on this one and have to comment that the picture quality is INCREDIBLE!❤

[@Kim-Unearthed]

How haunting. Your intro and video description certainly tugs at the heartstrings. So very sad the way those people had to die as well as those who lost their homes. Trying to imagine the hole that would be left in my soul to experience that kind of loss is tough. Major kudos to you for daring to venture into that territory! Dangerous as heck! Please stay safe 🙏🏼💕

[@Kim-Unearthed]

Jeezuz you're about to give me a heart attack walking on those floors 😭😭 Making me wanna jump through the screen 😅

[@Kim-Unearthed]

42:13 sounds like a distant yell, maybe "hey"?

[@randyberger4910]

I really like your videos because you go into a lot of history where you visit.

[@leonardkimple5597]

I've never been to this section of Cleveland but........WOW !

[@zentoco]

Last time I 'explored' in OH was in the mid 90s. We went to Case Western Reserve Univ. to visit a friends g/f. When leaving the next day to hop onto the 90, we noticed someone in a playground relieving themselves. As we stopped at a light, we realized, he was getting much more enjoyment. And... we were out!

[@jaybennett9026]

He Was Happy To See You. He Was Only Trying To Thank You For Watching. People In Cleveland Are Very Friendly That Way.

[@AntieAnnie2003]

Great video once again! I would maybe suggest some heavy duty gloves and a air respirator especially when exploring old and burnt buildings.

[@URBEXHILL]

Thanks. Yeah I normally wear protective gear.

[@AntieAnnie2003]

@@URBEXHILL that’s great. You never know what nasties await you 😜

[@JeffLMB]

I remember going to a show at The Agora, and decided to just take Euclid down as far as it could go, and being almost speechless once I started passing Elderwood and seeing what was left.

[@jeffjeannette9364]

It's so sad what has become of the rust-belt cities. Born and raised in Detroit area, so I've seen much of the same situations. In the Bronx now, and don't get back often enough. Eerie in there.

[@quasistellar3594]

Detroit is coming back 💪

[@unhasbrilhante6710]

Tão triste esses lugares 😢

[@Megan_Hook]

Imagine not realizing until it was way too late to call authorities 😢

[@k8spice648]

For those who came from the short video about the body he found here, I 1000% believe it’s a body. Around 40:35 I think is when it shows and the fact that the door closed so creepy right as he first started walking towards her, that was so creepy. I really hope the police were called, if not she’s likely still there today :( poor thing

[@judyreddix8904]

I was born at Huron Road Hospital in the mid 40's. Lived early years on 101st and St Claire started school at 4 yo and walked to Iowa Maple Elementary School for kindergarten. I wonder what that area is like now at over 70 years later?

[@spiritual_awakening]

You’re very brave tackling such a haunted looking location (ALONE) ❤👻

[@raquelbarron4570]

That’s sad. Crazy. Smh

[@lololollololol629]

At 42:09 I heard woman say help me and a bit after I heard a guy yell..

[@Spooderman-b8o]

True but I heard that she was continuously saying helpMe helpMe helpMe and then guy yelled

[@starwindamada5313]

Probably the ghost of that corpse staring at him through the slits

[@rubenrios516]

soi el unico mexicano de mty qe sige tu canal i la verdd me gusta tus videos nunca me pierdo de ni uno aunq ya los aiga visto los vuelbo aver la verd sige subiendo mas contenido tal ves no sea mucho pero mi like siempre te seguira apoyando aunqe no entienda ingles pero con qe vea con eso me conformo :)

[@julesdymond8728]

That was a worry with you walking around all those decapitated buildings !! Thank goodness nothing happened!! You just be careful! It's soo sad that people died because of the fire. All peoples belongings left. All those flats need pulling down as are soo dangerous 😳 we all know what children are like, they never see danger and think their invisible. Great watch and introduction

[@julesdymond8728]

I meant delapatated buildings 🤣

[@weadiamedia9331]

My aunt lived not far from Silverman's. We used to visit her there and it was so nice over there! I remember that street bc the last time I was in that area ppl were still living in those apts and many others in EC. The large houses, apt bldgs were so great. BBQ joints, clubs...when I was in my 20's my boyfriend and I would come from Miles/Garfield Hts to hit EC especially on the weekends! 🥰 EC was beautiful. I loved it! Hate that the corruption ruined this once thriving city. EC was the bomb. I hope it gets back some of the glory it once knew. I also hope they don't rebuild to high-priced housing and leave out residents who've lived there for yrs.

[@seanlamar29]

What year