A Devastating Look Inside the Fisher Families Abandoned Home l They Left EVERYTHING Behind

[@susanmiller4159]

I think this home has had multiple generations. The interior of the house looks much, much more dated than 2011. Felt like maybe the wife passed and the old man just gave up. The lower barn was prob my favorite. The stables. The outbuildings seemed tired and neglected. My dad had a really cool shop that he spent tons of time in and had over friends. Not fancy but so much fun to be in. When he retired, ironically he lost interest in it. After his stroke it was his mission to see it gone. I got all of his old pics of friends out of it. He told my brother and son to take what they wanted. He had my husband tear it down. Only the concrete pad was left. He’d ride around on it in his power chair. Sad story but I did enjoy your video. These places have their stories. Not all have happy endings. Thanks for sharing. Looks like you’re feeling better. Take care.

[@daisyjack12]

Isnt there a legal way for relatives to get some of their property since the taxing agency doesn't care?

[@redneckbryon]

That thing you call the heater that you attempted to open was actually a humidifier. Growing up, our house didn't have central heat, so it was very dry in the winter, so we used something similar. You mentioned back taxes, I'm surprised the family didn't sell the property. I'm surprised the old snowmobile is still sitting there, most old ones definitely have value.

[@bababooey7576]

Agreed. And that truck! I can't get over how they left so many personal belongings behind. They had no newer technology possessions it seems. I mean 2011 isn't that long ago. It's a mystery and kind of sad seeing the place and what was left behind. . It wasn't a pretty house really but it was their home.

[@tomrogers9467]

Old snowmobiles are selling for way more than their original price when new!

[@kathyflorcruz552]

If the government or some shady bank put a lien on the property they made it impossible to sell for a profit so they abandoned it. That's often the case with thieving property taxes. The government/bank ends up with property you spent your whole life trying to buy- over ridiculous taxes they keep piling on & up. You never actually own your deed, you're renting as long as they can grab you with eternal taxes they waste by the billions, and politicians & social services leech off forever too.

[@doug7944]

That poor Silverado, looks like a really clean example with a perfect interior

[@NoahNowhere]

It was in suprisingly good shape honestly

[@nicoleturgeon-courchesne2212]

The built-in drawers and odd shaped closet doors with angles reminds me of my grand-parents house where space was minimal so you made due with what you had and made the most of it. This was a great explore. Thanks Noah!

[@NoahNowhere]

They definitely made use of the space they had! Thanks for watching!

[@maychang3478]

​@@NoahNowhere this abandoned house reminds me of my Grandparent's house My grandfather and my grandmother raised 13 Grandchildren together My Grandmother passed away after she suffered from her huge fall she was only 95 year old when she died my grandfather died after suffering from his illness he was only 96 year old losing my grandparents was very emotional hard

[@leejtam0914]

its so sad in these abandoned homes when nobody comes back for the photos

[@NoahNowhere]

It's very sad and unfortunately happens to often.. At least some of the memories can be preserved in this video

[@Saskyoilfan]

Just doing some math.... he was 19 in 1961 making his bithday 1942, unless I am wrong, the owner of this house was 69 in 2011 when it was abandoned. The picture of the elderly couple to me seems older then 69. I think the older couple may have been his parents, other pictures maybe siblings, alot of indication a bachelor lived here.

[@rantingcommuter2258]

You have to wonder what happened here for this house to be left will all the contents... Cool explore!

[@karenb6791notakaren]

I've always wondered why so many of these places have multiple keepsakes and personal photos left behind. Surely, there's surviving family that should have taken these items out. It's just sad to see this so often. Thx for the explore, Noah. 😊👍

[@bababooey7576]

Hey Noah, that's a humidifier under that window! Great find! For having left when they did, they didn't really have any new possessions...Youd think the house was abandoned in another era. that television...oof.

[@NoahNowhere]

It's definitely one that's stuck in a whope different era! I was surprised to say the least when I saw the size of the antennas on the one tv haha

[@bababooey7576]

@@NoahNowhere You stepped into a time warp for sure!

[@user-randi1987]

Sad, I wonder why everyone left and didn't come back. I think it was a nice home when the family was still there. I hope they are happy wherever they are. Thanks, Noah

[@NoahNowhere]

It's always a mystery why nobody comes back but maybe there isn't someone to come back. Thanks for watching 😊

[@samanthacastle4192]

HTD 4 LIFE HERE IN FLORIDA! This was an excellent video loved the old farmhouse and the truck everything was great to see, THANK YOU

[@NoahNowhere]

Thanks for watching Samantha! I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@samanthacastle4192]

Thank you for the opportunity to watch an amazing video

[@wondergranny2299]

Lots of people read the Farmer's Almanac, both Farmer's and nonfarmers. It gives advice on all kinds of things. My uncle Bill was a cowboy and he bought a new Almanac every year and studied it.

[@karrie1377]

Real interesting house. It’s sad to see so many items left behind that were perhaps once their treasures especially family photos. I hope someone rescues some things before the place just collapses in upon itself. It’s interesting to peak into someone’s life from long ago. I hope they are not forgotten. Thanks for a great exploration Noah! Keep safe.

[@natewrites7803]

Wow, this was one of the oddest ones you've posted. By the anniversary photo clothing they wore, that was probably mid to late 80s. However, they don't look that old for having a house that was so backwards in time. Take for example the wall paper upstairs was 1940s or 50s, no updates? No half bath on the first floor? Also, 30 years in the business as an energy inspector, you would think he would have made enough to cover the yearly taxes. Also, there wasn't much of a feminine touch in the house. Maybe the wife left him or died? Maybe they didn't have any kids and the pictures were nieces and nephews who lived far away. Also if he owed back taxes, why didn't the county go after that fairly new truck or that antique tractor? This is a perplexing one!! Too bad you didn't run into an old farmer in the area who knew the story!

[@RetroCaptain]

The small bedroom looks like it belonged to a daughter. The girl graduation photo must be the granddaughter and the baby the great grandson. There are classic video games there as well.

[@janeblake5083]

What a great explore, Noah. Truly a mystery house and I'm wondering if there are neighbouring farms where you could stop and ask about this family. In a small farming community, everyone know everybody and everything about them. Those quilts look handmade, so beautiful, but sadly in bad shape. I'm surprised that vandals and squatters haven't completely trashed this farm. Thanks, Noah, for giving us a glimpse into the history of this farm.

[@user-iamRobinV68]

Yay it’s Noah! Ready to watch!! 🥰🥰🥰

[@TommyAlanRaines]

The quote on that bottle hahahaha. That was an old SeaDoo. This is another cool and very inspiring explore. Thanks Noah. Keep Orange Crushing It!

[@TomasMAcevedo]

Maybe you can find more information about the family and what happened to them. It’s strange that a house with so many memories and valuable things was abandoned. It seems that the house was paid for or the bank/creditor would have foreclosed the mortgage and had it sold.The local government would’ve also taken over the property and sold it to pay the tax debt. This is very strange.

[@meganpaull6140]

Beautiful house i felt very emotional kept asking myself why why! What happened to the family! Thank you

[@NoahNowhere]

Houses like these are always sad to see that for sure! Always leaves you wondering. Thanks for watching!

[@clairefunnell8481]

Weird shaped house. Really bad shape. Good to see no vandalism here just natural decay. I'll take that old Canada's Wonderland glass. That was their first logo. I was expecting to see dolls. Pretty sweet Noah and thanks for taking us with you. Truck should be saved.

[@NoahNowhere]

That wonderland cups were very cool! Shame they'll likely just rot away. Thanks for watching!

[@RetroCaptain]

They would have taken the daughter that year which I believe was 1982. It for sure would be the daughter graduation photo on the tv and her son on the other side of the TV.

[@JohnShinn6078]

Facinating one Noah, lotsa nice contents in that one! 👍👍👍👍 😆 Humidifier with fake cabinet doors 3:14 and I agree Freda Mae is a nice painter 3:45 👍.

[@bobbydavenport8941]

Dang those bathroom fixtures are so old that's cool I really like the the bar claw tub

[@margannaful]

They obviously had kids- why wouldn't they come back and at least get some photos or other mementos? So sad

[@NoahNowhere]

Exactly what I was thinking. Who knows, maybe they in had a poor relationship with the parents or live far away 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@ROOSTERNEWTONJOHN]

Just because a person has Farmers Almanac doesn't mean they are a Farmer. Most people buy them to read what the weather prediction is for the year.

[@NoahNowhere]

Ok

[@Crackrzz]

8:10 omg I thought my mother was the only one who Mac(Tye) tacked furniture. Aka contact paper. Fake wood look. The side of that thing holding up the lamp.

[@justuseloveineverything7184]

Another great explore Noah love your work ❤

[@NoahNowhere]

Thank you so much! I appreciate it as always 😊

[@nickbakker6963]

Great explore Noah! Thanks for taking us along!

[@deborahsoucy2884]

Cool house we liked the barn was on 2 levels --- Debbie & Tiffany

[@UncappedFilms]

you did an awesome job on this one!

[@NoahNowhere]

Thanks bro!

[@lareeseblaque8303]

Great find 🌞

[@megmills1697]

Thank you Noah‼️💯

[@jamesbarrow9843]

This is James Barrow this house can be saved instead of demolition

[@glenyshanlon5112]

Great video guys its a shame that people leave the photos and special certificates that probably ment so much the the Gas fitter for good service there must be children still alive that could have taken them that makes me very sad thanks for sharing guys I loved it .

[@joangravel2436]

Thanks awesome video i enjoyed watching

[@NoahNowhere]

Thanks for watching! I'm glad you enjoyed!

[@gloriamachado882]

LOVED YOU EXPLORE FARM HOUSE AND FARM. SO UNIQUE AND IT BE SUCH A WONDERFUL PLACE FOR SOMEONE TO FIX UP. ITS AWESOME!!

[@tse90723]

Those tv antennas have nothing to do with satellite. The rabbit ears are for VHF (2-13) and the circular antenna in the center was for UHF (Everything higher than 13).

[@sebastiankiekow9448]

I loved this video, you had lots of info on the farm and my thing is old animal barnes, the stables was the best part for me

[@allanmcelroy9840]

@15:50 lot of black mold dots on the walls Edit: is that white colored mold in the bathroom? Lot of mold in that house...

[@NoahNowhere]

Definitely lots of mold in this house both black and whie

[@tomrogers9467]

At 5:12 those ruby glasses on the shelf were a Loblaws grocery stores give-a-way back in the 70’s. My mother collected them, and I still have them. Might even be worth some coin by now! Yeah, I’m old, dammit,

[@ivyseal5161]

great farm house its a shame they abandoned it

[@joselamers7964]

This was a very nice place i love farm houses✌️😃

[@NoahNowhere]

Farm houses are awesome!

[@bettybrown8534]

Canada has such unique items for a house..

[@mancima]

You always know you’re in Canada when the random Sobeys bag shows up!

[@RetroCaptain]

That one in particular going back to around 2001

[@cathymorrison4953]

Love From Orillia Ont

[@bobbydavenport8941]

I think that might have actually been an old snow mobile the yellow one looked like it was sitting on 🎿 in front

[@megmills1697]

Hello Noah love your video's

[@NoahNowhere]

Hey Meg! I'm glad you enjoy them, thanks for watching!

[@megmills1697]

@@NoahNowhere your very welcome‼️

[@ellenpasquinelli8473]

I have offered many of family items to my daughters. If they don't want them I tell them to sell them so some one else can enjoy them

[@bobbydavenport8941]

The hot water heater still looks almost new

[@cruizzer77]

This is a pretty sad one again, whether they were forced out of the house for financial reasons or not we can't tell for sure but it looks like the kids weren't able to take the inheritance for debts in it. This shouldn't happen to people who seemingly were working hard. I can only guess that there might have been a blow of fate involved like heavy illness of someone or similar. On the desk there was an empty Longines box, maybe Mr. Fisher got a Longines watch as a retirement or anniversary present. Somehow the truck looked way too clean in my opinion, not like one that has been sitting there for over 10 years. Normally there would be more moss and dirt collecting in that time wouldn't it? Can't you tell when a vehicle was last on the road from Canadian plates? At least at first glance it looks like it wouldn't take much to get it going again. I wouldn't be surprised if that vintage Honda Gold Wing would be pretty desirable for fans.

[@RetroCaptain]

Yes definitely Year and month. Also 99% of Canadian repair shops place labels inside often above the drivers area or door jamb stating the recommended date of next service visit (date or Km).

[@PlatinumIrishrose]

The vials in the sexy bedroom were expensive perfume. The expensive decadent and pricey perfumes were sold in those vials. That is how they were held, in a stand like that. Poison is a scent by Christian Dior. All those perfumes were worth a lot of money. Hopefully someone knows and rescues them before they were lost forever. In the kitchen that was a Monkey pod wooden bowl and spoon, not bamboo. I wish you would have looked more closely at the rocks in the foundation of the main cellararea before you went into the second, older cellar. Often (pronounced "off-en" -I know but I can't help it, this English major can't help it!!) Anyway, often when an older house was built first, then an addition is added, they just enlarge the cellar. It looks like they built a whole new cellar when the house was built, and kept the original for perhaps keeping potatoes or apples or other vegetables. What you call a basement is usually considered a cellar.

[@cathyworsley326]

My dad was not a farmer but he always had a Farmers Almanac.

[@gatolibero8329]

Same.

[@AirborneMom60]

Calendar looked like 2011 not 2012

[@pamelarumpelmayer9566]

That black duck ornament is an Avon after shave bottle

[@sandrahunter5749]

Noah I like watching your videos 👍

[@NoahNowhere]

Thanks so much Sandra!

[@bonnieleelee9936]

So sad.

[@barbarah9917]

You 2012 ? House seems much older.

[@KathyDisney62]

My grandma had a T.V. stand like that when I was younger

[@HotRollBrad]

31,000 kilometers is not a lot! Those Honda Goldwings would easily go 2-3 times that many km.

[@scottchase8014]

I witnessed other Fisher families being destroyed all across the United States.... I'm scared to even watch the show just because my friends the fishers their whole family got robbed so badly outwest I'm afraid to even see this little house

[@cndream1]

Hey Noah, what was the music at the intro of the video. Thanks

[@bobbydavenport8941]

Man, I just don't understand why their children wouldn't come here to get the photos and maybe some of the child hood memories

[@bobbydavenport8941]

You can't find rabbit ears much anymore or tv antennas rather for that matter everything is satalite and cable and movie apps on line and on smart phones

[@dorothyburton5266]

Thank you for sharing. Do you know why it was abandon.

[@johnwayne5289]

good 1

[@russcorbett3923]

Hea ,, Just out of curiosity ,,, have you done any searching for their names ?? I've seen several abandoned houses where everything was left behind,,, it ens up that the family were going on a flight and it crashed or were killed by a car wreck ,,, Usually when people leave ,,, they take everything or leave very little ,,, but when it's all there ,,, they intended on returning,,,,,, but didn't. !!! They may have died !!! Search funeral home records , newspaper obituaries to find out ,,,

[@hertribe1978]

It appears the kids inherited property after their parents passing- Back taxes allegedly kids couldn't $ deserted their childhood home! Great Explore (new sub)

[@bobbydavenport8941]

It looked like there were 3 bullets sitting there on the table near the photo album

[@veegarcia3276]

How do you know all of this info? Did you reach out to a family member?

[@NoahNowhere]

I was able to build a story based off the documents, letters, photos, and other items in the home

[@peterw.kocsis2520]

Gimme' the bike-just kidding. 1st time viewer of your vids, and I'm impressed! 👍

[@rosemarymcneal5927]

It's sad the kids didn't take anything. All kids these day want is money no material possessions we had

[@karenhaylow4490]

The guy in the kitchen was freaky. Didn't expect that.

[@heathermurray9939]

If the parents never left a will, the children might be fighting over it & it they might not allowed to go to the house until it is settled in court

[@scottchase8014]

It's obvious the kids got robbed of and rights to the property must have been something to do with state employees getting power of attorney and then turning the property over to the state to collect with lack of tax payment

[@adventure_48]

Is this in Canada?

[@NoahNowhere]

Yes, Ontario Canada

[@deannevalverde1065]

Sometimes, when u owe a lot of mon3y for property taxes or any back payments, u have to leave things due to them selling things off

[@matthewheld1292]

19:20 Mr Fisher must’ve been a Jeff Gordon fan

[@scottchase8014]

The Fisher family is not the only family that stands alone what's substantial retirement and investments........ That were stolen from the other members of family

[@kervinpeabody5377]

I don't understand if they missed some mortgage payments, then to me they must of been low on monies, why would'nt they brought there dishes, photos and even some furniture? Seems really strange. nancyjane peabody

[@delmarinaolivera6891]

👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@martinfpavey]

Okay, random question - why did they leave toy cars on the stairs? 🤣

[@kfr93]

🇹🇷👍👍👍👍👍🇹🇷Türkiye

[@Homegrown_Values]

Eldest family member might have passed away. Grown kids probably live far apart. You never know!

[@NoahNowhere]

You never know, could be a multitude of reasons why they abandoned this one

[@Homegrown_Values]

@@NoahNowhere Remains a mystery!

[@bobbydavenport8941]

Why don't people save the vehicles in some of these abandoned places instead letting them rot on the tires

[@tehrcanine4175]

Who gave you the right or permission to enter (or trespass) this property? Reminds me of that scene in the film where Ebenezer Scrooge has died, and people are pawing through his stuff. If the family does not want or care; it all belongs to the state, not to nosy people or scavengers. Don't forget you're breathing in all that dust and mold!

[@CarolMortensen-e2b]

Obviously, the kids of these owners were Baby Boomers. A lot of us Boomers have no place to put our parents' decades upon decades of accumulated stuff. Great video. Thank you.

[@ileanacret7345]

Bună, vă rog frumos dacă activități traducere și în limba română, vă mulțumesc! 🤗

[@aapddd]

Hard to watch. It confirms that no matter how hard you work or try to be good people, in the end it means jack diddly squat. Quite depressing but true.

[@wondergranny2299]

That was a cow horn.

[@cathymorrison4953]

🧡🇨🇦🧡

[@scottchase8014]

I got it..... The civil responsibility board needs to be canned....

[@lindaknight3771]

perhaps a kitchen fire

[@NoahNowhere]

Possibly

[@MoeLarrycurly1]

I'd take the truck

[@JohnShinn6078]

It is nice, I bet it was in running condition in 2012 and wouldn't take much to run again! 👍

[@MoeLarrycurly1]

@@JohnShinn6078 heck ya 👍

[@francoamerican4632]

My guess is they both passed away and the kids either didn't care about the stuff left behind or they live out of state and weren't able to get out there to retrieve any of the stuff before the place was repossessed by the government for the unpaid taxes. If the guy was 19 in 1961 he would have been 69 in 2011. Probably got to enjoy a few years of retirement (bought newer truck and motorcycle) before he passed away.

[@keetahbrough]

the porn dvd struck me as funny lol. xo everything in there cost money at some point, and making money drains your soul. Lookit all that money spent now.. and don't tell me you don't see the scam.

[@jaybraddock2350]

It was a bull horn

[@paulsoutbackgardenaustrali7674]

Few mins in and I had 2 go...so depressing ...unsubbed😩😥😥

[@shelleywright7387]

How crazy the car is not rusted??

[@Deadbuck73]

Oh man go back I wanna check those razors 🪒 in the med cabinet!

[@sharonpigeon2869]

Old age that's what happened

[@timothy627]

It was ONE of them thing''s As they all LEARN what they DID FAMILY AS FAMILY''s PUNK''s DREAM's IT ONLY COST''s EACH OTHER !