Old Western Town Full Of Stuff Left Behind

I do not encourage anyone to enter culverts, unclog anything, or enter flooded areas as it can easily become deadly without the proper training
I unclog drains for fun in my spare time (I have been trained in culvert inspections for years with private co.) and I am osha trained.
Exploring anything abandoned can be dangerous or deadly without experience. I don't encourage anyone to enter any abandoned structures. Not only is safety a concern, but often times its illegal, and when possible I seek out permission from the owner or local police. I simply go to document its history before it's gone forever and I leave things the way I find them. I only take pictures and only leave footprints. I assume all the risks and responsibility before doing this. Please don't attempt to do this on your own. There could be nails, asbestos, falling concrete, soft floors, animals, or other hazards. Thanks for watching.
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[@rocker-uy5wg]

Post walks into the creepiest building on the property, dolls just laying on pillows, kids toys etc, hears banging and goes "that's the wind" lol. Man post you are one brave guy. I'd have noped right outta there.

[@evanhughes3027]

He knows he's the cameraman, and if the internet knows anything, the cameraman always survives.

[@NightMint13]

That burned down building is relatively new, I did a bit of research and yeah, that happened in April 2023. I am from Alabama, though not there anymore. Like you, I won't say where this place is located, but I found the information about it and the area. It was abandoned in 2017, but built more than 30 years ago though which explains the sturdy construction. The shops you saw sold handmade, one of a kind goods such as quilts, home-made pickled/preserved foods and other goods and was designed to be like a "Shopping Village."

[@bobh6728]

You found where it is.

[@NightMint13]

@@bobh6728 Well... It *is* my home state... I may not live there anymore but I still know some landmarks. Although someone else fully outed it in the comments while I was trying to keep with Post10's attempt at privacy about the place XD

[@lorizeppelina2286]

Did some of the buildings house animals? I'm so curious what was in that big barn/stable- it seemed too small for a horse. Another one looked like it could have a chicken coop. And were people living there and/or renting out buildings as well?

[@bobh6728]

@@lorizeppelina2286 From what I found, there were rental units that people stayed in. There were also shops selling antiques and junk. The one building was a restaurant. I didn’t see anything about animals.

[@karrileigh18]

Why was it abandoned?

[@zacharymyers4713]

I don’t normally watch your non-unclogging videos, but this was a pleasant surprise. I enjoyed this one.

[@Dagarvs]

I'm the opposite, so welcome Lol! His urban (well, suburban!) exploration vids are top notch. Made with respect, curiosity, observation. Not like a lot of lame haunted house clickbait!

[@fungisrock8955]

Somebody should gather all those books and give them to a library or something, it hurts my soul to see them like that.

[@jjtrades7186]

I worry about 3 things watching these videos: 1. Drug addicted squatters who don't care if youre "just exploring" 2. The condition of the homes and then collapsing 3. Breathing in all that mold Becareful my dude

[@MountainCry]

The random banging that just starts from nowhere in the trailer house around 8:30 and you freeze is straight out of a horror movie!

[@Philskiw1]

I admire that you never ask for subscriptions and likes. I’m a sub anyway but kudos to you. Thanks for posting

[@neilgodfrey2669]

The way the houses are left you would think the families just abandoned them in the middle of the night and left everything. Very odd

[@hdrvman]

Probably some sort of foreclosure !

[@DetectiveTrupo203]

Maybe the chupacabra got them

[@Laremy]

Grabboids

[@AnthropoidOne]

@@DetectiveTrupo203some cryptid no doubt 😕

[@Dagarvs]

Sometimes in the middle of the day- the Man shows up and says GTFO. Sometimes ppl think they may return, and never do... Lot of old houses have grand dimensions and petty construction, they can be picturesque but awful to live in :/

[@donnabarns5327]

"Fun" fact: The long grass that has gone to seed is known here in Australia as Whiskey grass. Cause in the 1940's American Whiskey was shipped in crates from the USA and transported by train across Australia. The seeds spread and it is found everywhere here.

[@WilliamHollinger2019]

Woops a big one.

[@AnthropoidOne]

Same here. Weeds from all over the world. Out of control and destroying the natural environment 🇺🇸

[@mrsnerdyblue4090]

Man you are way to calm when you go exploring, the banging that was heard when you were in that trailer had me scared for you🫣. If it were me I would’ve jumped out the window, you are one brave man💪🏾🤠

[@neilgodfrey2669]

Those old TVs are cool. Very retro

[@Scruffi]

Red Dead meets Fallout. So weird that so much stuff was simply.. left. Reminds me of the abandoned spaces near Chernobyl.

[@mq42]

This looks like a "Wrong Turn" sequel.

[@moncorp1]

This place looked really nice right up til it closed in 2017. Amazing what 7 years has done to it.

[@Tbird1549]

I am amazed how you find these places so far from home. Kudos to you for protecting the area by not mentioning where it is! Thanks for another very interesting video! Stay safe and stay healthy!

[@moncorp1]

Pioneer Shopping Village in Troy, AL. Closed in 2017. No big secret

[@neilgodfrey2669]

31:10 the Peanut Festival sign on the floor might explain all the peanut butter jars!

[@Purpie_Slurpie]

those are some really nice buildings, it's a shame that they were left to fall apart

[@pauldurkee4764]

Exploring abandoned buildings is so interesting. With so many homeless people in this world, I'm surprised nobody has taken up residence. Best wishes from Wales.

[@samholdsworth420]

Probably because it's off the beaten path and there are no liquor stores next door 😊

[@jonatansexdoer96]

@@samholdsworth420 Or perhaps because there are no stores at all nearby, nowhere to easily get food and water. Most homeless people aren't homeless because they like drinking, it's often a consequence of their situation.

[@evghb]

i think youll find that most homeless americans don't want homes, they want what they have access to on the streets. its incredibly sad and human nature hasn't caught up with society, nor will it ever, but there's a reason people live near other people.

[@sidunn1634]

Very strange how much personal belongings were left behind

[@Elephant_Juice74]

I love how his videos never end the first time 👍👍

[@ferncard857]

The place looks so cool to sit around and look through

[@johnhill3483]

It’s quite sad really, the abandonment

[@kel319100]

Oh man! Too much creepy kids stuff....gave me an uneasy feeling. I was glad when you left it.

[@robertbarnard5731]

I just can’t understand why people have to bust up abandoned buildings.

[@cjw648]

With so many homeless, I've never understood why there are so many abandoned homes and buildings. What a waste. So many people could use a place to live. Its so sad.

[@scottlambert2949]

Its sad to see places like this unlivable and I bet it was a very busy place back in the day

[@mcnorcan]

Very cool video. The only thing that would make it better is if there was a clogged culvert on the property. “Got a mannequin leg in here.” 😂😂😂

[@cobraF117a]

Maybe an old campsite with cabins/homes for rent?? Great video! I love your exploring and camping videos. Do you have more footage of this place? It's really interesting.

[@Gainward123456]

Holy shit is that creepy. The room with the baby doll, the weird noise. Hell no.

[@Me-je2jv]

I loved it. Thank you 😊

[@sanibel3]

Thanks Post10! Cool place….love from N. TX. ❣️🍀

[@diane_alworth]

That was cool and weird. Thanks Post!

[@beckyaldus751]

Love your abandoned property videos, I'd have run a mile when I heard that banging. Thought you was gonna take that jar of pickles for a eating video. Thank you post10 ❤ from the UK xxx

[@markmcculloch4459]

Thank you post 10, for another cool video. It looks like it could have been a theme park,with a petting zoo. Very cool.

[@Mongchong_123]

Great video. Shame these buildings are left trashed and abandoned!

[@zw3565]

Interesting all the stuff left behind. Those kids rooms look like they just said we got to go now and left everything

[@WisconsinAdventures]

5:48 Man, imagine being that person in that picture and just seeing your childhood school photos discarded like on a YT video, how sad

[@ChrisClark31415]

Dolls are creepy on a good day. That one is just "mess your pants" creepy.

[@db.mc2]

Thanks Post! 👊🏻👍🏻 Appreciate you my friend! 🙏🏻

[@sheilan6235]

It kind of looks like it was originally tourist rental cabins that got repurposed into little shops and things, and then was abandoned.

[@claudinebernadettejimdar1681]

I really loved this episode. I found it fascinating! I’d be like a kid I’m a candy store! I’m surprised that people aren’t looking into these places! It’s like a treasure!

[@thysenb]

Did anyone else hear a voice say "yeah" at 28:24? Or was that just the floor making a weird sound?

[@neilgodfrey2669]

Who leaves photo albums?

[@moncorp1]

People in a hurry with no room in their vehicle.

[@marceyvogt2007]

Interesting place. A little scary but cool. Thank you.☮️💖🎶

[@smtpgirl]

Our house has railroad ties as steps too.

[@JasonHalversonjaydog]

your commone on peanut butter reminds me of another youtuber who explores old houses and he always finds christmas decorations everywhere!

[@andre403404]

Thanks for this abandoned not vandalized place video, Post 10. Be carefull and stay safe. Best wishes Tom from Norway

[@tslmutier2726]

THAT LIBRARY THO

[@lynnes3280]

Creeps me out when you hear weird noises.. Very interesting video...❤❤

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Thank you! 🏚

[@dickie8015]

I have such a love/hate relationship with videos like this. I always see so much stuff I want to save, repair, and/or restore but most people would scream "that's stealing!". I personally don't view it as stealing if it's been abandoned for years and years, it's just going to rot away eventually, so what's the harm in someone saving it? This place is so strange! It's like part tiny town with some houses, part tourist attraction where each building is a different store/service.

[@lindseyhames558]

That was cool and a lot of stuff was left behind in houses like crazy. ❤❤❤❤

[@ChrisClark31415]

Just picturing about 20 nails in your truck tires after driving through this place 😀

[@vickiwood9192]

I enjoyed seeing these rustic buildings. Very little water damage in most. Thanks for sharing.

[@jen8491]

Great explore Post.

[@toddhowell2299]

Some of those look like they are rental cabins. The numbered buildings kind of have that look/feel.

[@alyssasabrae7943]

I want the books!

[@PikachuOfMusic]

this is amazing! love the longer exploration videos most of all 😁 have you ever explored Adirondacks area?

[@KingOfNebbishes]

Very strange. A lot of retro stuff - a CRT in one room with an 80's Apple sticker, old vacuum TV's, and yet the door of the one store said they accepted PayPal. Cannot imagine what the idea was.

[@guitarcheology]

Probably in operation within the last 10 or so years. Selling used and old stuff of all years up to that point. 10 years ago, nobody would have wanted that stuff.

[@ronarant2897]

@@guitarcheology I live in Alabama and know the location. It is right off a main highway that goes south to the beach. It has not been in regular use for 20 years or so. Anyone who is south bound will see this place, it’s hard to miss.

[@ChrisClark31415]

These abandoned homes must smell so bad. I would probably wear a mask before going in for the smell, but also to avoid any particulate matter getting in my lungs.

[@DavidDrouant]

Wow There was an actual post with a 10 on it cool

[@ForTheBirbs]

An interesting old place. Nice owners house. I wonder if there's power on anywhere and if the old streetlights still work? Cheers posty!

[@susannesteinbock1639]

It´s so weird that a whole town is abandoned. The only similar place that I have seen is Tchernobyl. Thank you, Post, for sharing.

[@Kizmar]

Now I'm really curious what this place looked like when it was used.

[@takingthebackroadhome]

Cool location, nice explore! You always find some very interesting locations. Definitely a shame to see so much potential going to waste, would make an awesome rental income as you said. Enjoy watching.

[@sva60_cyyz59]

8:48 That certainly resulted in quite a few minutes of laughter😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@timperley69]

Love these abandoned building videos, keep it up Post.

[@JuanitaHundley]

Thanks for sharing your amazing hunt through these old buildings! It’s quite interesting. They look like an old place that had renters and animals to care for but it’s difficult to positively know. Appreciate this trip👍😊

[@Folker46590]

I'd be looking through those books, might be some out-of-print gems sitting there. The type of books collectors would pay well for.

[@sherrillgladman7729]

Seems like it might have been a town where they would film a movie at

[@canadiangunner0190]

"Anyone in here?" come on, say it. say it. say the line. say it. say it. "Just exploring!" YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHH

[@Lostamundo]

Love your exploration videos.

[@t.c.3762]

Great video Post

[@kevinkellough6900]

That is a very nice house I like the fireplace

[@Sfinx7932]

Wow what I really cool village. Post you are a pioneer of the abandoned!! 😉

[@WilliamHollinger2019]

All that young pine tree are worth a lot ones I have seen cost $110 or $120 for one tree. Also they are transplants. Pines trees you seen are organic.

[@fredvanhetnet]

Nice to watch it, nice you showed us!!

[@Grandma_Lori]

Definitely had squatting since it was originally deserted.

[@jonw4139]

looks like such a nice property.

[@DRW1963]

Is the old pioneer village in alabama

[@ATeamFan007]

Awesome video Post! The picture albums was very strange, like why would you leave them? Odd indeed

[@johngomes16]

I'm a paranormal investigator and love abandoned places like this. Sounds like at 28.36 timeframe you caught a female voice saying thank you. It also sounds like you caught another voice in the trailer house. I have to re-listen to them. The things slamming can be the wind moving stuff and the doors. But this is an amazing find and don't blame you for telling where it's located so people don't vandalize the places. Great not to see any graffiti. Just amazed how people would get up and leave stuff behind. Wonder about the history, etc. Great video and explore. Thxs for sharing

[@HeyBuddyLuv]

I heard that! I thought it said hello!

[@Kinann]

"Paranormal" even more bogus than UFOs. Grifter more like it.

[@azurenoora5419]

28:34

[@michaelwilley65]

Also (I might just be hearing things) but a minute earlier around 27:30, just after Post enters the building & says “okay” it sounds like something 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@Kinann]

Paranormal investigator : grifter.

[@irfanj]

That place giving me strong 7 Days to Die vibes 😂. Feels like I want to download and play that game again now.

[@JudyHart1]

Bet this place was quite the resort back in the day.

[@hestheMaster]

Creepy abandoned town next to a busy highway that few stop to see.

[@andreakennedy4446]

Love the wood in the “owner’s house “ you said built to last could the Amish have built them ?

[@ShadowMoon96]

9:14 started to get creepy 😂 with that banging sound

[@TheRossz]

Just wondering, if there was one or more owner of this shopping village who ran the business? It would be interesting to hear the story of that place.... By the way, this time (thankfully) you left enough clues for me to find that place from Central Europe. Cheers

[@Rippypoo]

Nice video. I used to explore like this all the time when I was a kid.

[@parteibonza]

people always abandoning boats in these places...

[@DavidDrouant]

owning a boat sucks

[@Dagarvs]

Stunning site! Love your exploration vids! Thanks

[@7070Raneri]

Is there a reason why it was abandoned?

[@Fronzel41]

What a sad atmosphere.

[@sheilan6235]

The “Brandong” building sign probably said Branding Iron Grill

[@Wh1tesammy]

Thanks to that I was able to find it. "Pioneer Village" in Troy, AL.

[@stephenmorton8017]

Vandalism is in American DNA. It's everywhere. Nothing can be left alone without being trashed sooner or later. I had somebody's that spent days with sledgehammers vandalizing a building that was slated to be remodeled. You probably couldn't pay them to do the work but they go in there free and laugh.

[@DetectiveTrupo203]

Correction: vandalism is in _human_ DNA. Anywhere there are humans, there is vandalism. Even in ancient history, humans encountering other civilizations, their first instinct is to destroy or deface their artifacts/ sculptures/ structures. There is graffiti in literally every country in the world.

[@Dagarvs]

From what I've seen, it's a global activity of youth. Many stories of ppl having places totally trashed that weren't even abandoned, just the owner was away :/

[@geminiinc1042]

Wasteful society.

[@laurenweisse9858]

Very interesting!!!

[@laurenweisse9858]

Those cowboy gates...man!!!worth some bucks!!!!

[@Joyfulgrace7777]

Old log homes should be on the historical registry!

[@LadyHeathersLair]

Lots of clothes strewn about. What a waste.

[@jmadams75]

In one of the videos you should have your fiancée hide in a closet or room and scare the devil out of your fans.

[@trebor490]

Fun Fact: Jim Perdue did not win Secretary of State. Better luck next time Jim.