SO CREEPY WE RAN! Mysterious Abandoned House Found In The Woods Of Georgia!

Dan and Robert explore an abandoned mysterious house deep in the woods of Georgia...

[@AdventuresIntoHistory]

Did those sound like footsteps to y’all?? It was probably just the wind. Y’all need to stay tuned for part two, where we got brave enough to go back and see what we found around the old barn!! Channel support: www.paypal.me/rwrightphotography Follow me on my old farm: kzbin.info/door/56vh2L-M0czmoTRLhSMaxg eBay Shop: www.ebay.com/usr/oldbyrdfarm Join The Official Sidestep Adventures Fan Group: facebook.com/groups/561758371276581/?ref=share_group_link Support us on Patreon: Patreon.com/SidestepAdventures My flashlight link: www.olightstore.com/s/UPTJSG Save 10 percent: SAIH10 (not valid on sales items and X9R) Mail: Sidestep Adventures PO BOX 206 Waverly Hall, Georgia 31831

[@jaime4890]

Keep telling yourself that 😂 👻 I hope you guys found pig boy in the barn 😆 🐷 👦🏻

[@AdventuresIntoHistory]

@@jaime4890 we didn’t find Pig Boy there… but I do think we need to take a trip back to Pig Boy’s camp.

[@Swaggler1]

Is this your special Halloween video? Please tell me it is! 😳

[@AdventuresIntoHistory]

@@Swaggler1 no, our Halloween Special is still to be filmed.

[@butterflylady8875]

That was absolutely foot steps unless there was another person with you lol🤨😁👻

[@myirisheyesaresmiling5037]

Mr. Dan is a southern gentleman. His saying that they should go up to the house and say hello to the folks before going to the barn is wonderful! I love listening to his storytelling and history. I could listen all day!

[@suzietexus8620]

I basically said the same thing. Could listen to his stories all day!

[@ritamathews4492]

@@suzietexus8620 Me too!! Mr.Dan is awesome 🎉

[@billrobbins5874]

You's never made it to the barn. Quite an interesting place. Crawling under the house, very brave!

[@deckiedeckie]

Southern gentleman....never the english language was more misused.....!!

[@myirisheyesaresmiling5037]

@@deckiedeckie my family is from the south. I live in the north and trust me, there IS a difference.

[@MrMilwaukee]

I love how Dan says I don’t know much about this place and then gives a detailed description of the place and area. Always enjoy his presence and historical knowledge. The ghosts of past residents are walking around

[@AdventuresIntoHistory]

Dan is the man!

[@JuniorFarquar]

Ghosts don't exist. Demons do. There is an uncrossable chasm btwn life and death. No coming back. Heaven or hell is it. "‭‭Luke‬ ‭16:26‬ ‭ESV‬‬ [26] And besides all this, between us and you a great chasm has been fixed, in order that those who would pass from here to you may not be able, and none may cross from there to us.’ "

[@nancyholcombe8030]

A one page description is Dan's idea of knowing 'not much'! 😄 That's why I love his presence on these shows too. Betcha we get a three page one next time and it will be worth hearing!

[@BulletsandButtons]

Both of you had eyes the size of saucers at the footsteps, and you both jumped a mile high at the thump! Classic! My guess is that the prior living occupant may not have been happy with the intrusion and the moving of objects under the house.

[@infinitegodaikinbrent8174]

😂😂

[@onahamilt2907]

Amazing how these buildings are still standing. People used to build things to last. Super cool.

[@Blueknight1960]

They stand because more care was put into building them. The tinder boxes they build today will be gone in 50 years, if that long.

[@kdavis450]

My brother had a nice, big house built in a new addition around 15 years ago. The walls and corners were cracking within the first year.

[@johnprater7588]

@@Blueknight1960 now we don't know anything. So we have to count on a thief to build our houses. Most so called men today can not build a garden shed. So it's very easy for these greasy rip off artists to take you.

[@OriginalBongoliath]

The saying "If you want something done right, you do it yourself" still rings true. Who has a bigger stake in your life getting it done right and with quality the first time? It's you!

[@leonardd.hilleyii7554]

Asbestos siding. The siding will outlive the buildings, too. I still see houses in this area with that siding.

[@hhawg1]

Years ago i was an AirForce reservist. We did our months weekend drilling at the old Jefferson Barracks that dates back to the Civil War. It was not uncommon to hear boots above us in the upper floors. Those floors were off limits due to the dilapidated condition so even the stairs going up there were blocked off. Some of the full timers would claim to see soldiers out on the parade field. Thats creepy too.

[@LastFirst-rr9cj]

I have heard stories by truckers driving at night and they would see civil war soldiers crossing the road.

[@sam12587]

I work in some buildings that are frontier era fort type buildings. Foot steps, door movements, soldiers, children and native American sightings & weird cannon booming sounds are very common.

[@Bojackbatzli]

I would have gone up the stairs anyway even if they were blocked off. 😊

[@trbig67]

@@Bojackbatzli lmao! Sure you would. Because military brigs, article 15s, and loss of pay and rank is so cool and worth it. 🤣

[@Got2gofishin]

Same at the old Fort Verde in what is now called the town of Camp Verde Arizona. People swear they occasionally see soldiers on the parade grounds.

[@Carolbearce]

Well now we all know how fast Robert can get out from under an old house. Real fast!

[@helencheadle5285]

Uhoh! When you hear Robert say “This place is super fascinating “ you know his mind is working nine to the 16:56 dozen😊……meaning if he could 🤔🤔 this would become yet ANOTHER project for him to tacked and bring back to life…don’t you just love that boy??? 🙋‍♀️💕😘🙏👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🥰

[@nightstalkerck]

Your remark definitely got a chuckle out of me.

[@darlenegood4101]

😂

[@nancyholcombe8030]

Yep! My thoughts exactly!

[@violetdreams1799]

i was impressed! 👍

[@debistoudenmier3070]

I've never seen you crawl out of a space so fast, Robert. That was eery.

[@artcflowers]

Very eerie

[@georgehays4908]

I worked under many scary structures .

[@SarahGreen523]

Yes, those were footsteps. And I like the way he slammed the door behind you too! He'd had enough of you boys rooting around in his house and saying how strange it was! He was polite until you started saying that. Great explore, as always, and I can't wait for part II to see what was in that barn. Y'all shoulda left him something nice as a hospitality gift. Some tobacco if he smoked, or a bottle if he drank, or even some flowers like you do when you visit someone's home down south.

[@paulanovelli258]

Well said. Very good point.

[@CMeri-sl6bt]

That's Hoodoo 😂. You'd definitely want to leave something if you don't want them following you home 😂😂😂

[@stevenanthony199]

@@paulanovelli258 Hello Paula how's the weather over there

[@anniebell1863]

Yes that sounded like footsteps. I explore old ghost towns in Nevada a lot and I always take my dog with me. If she gets creeped out, it’s time to explore elsewhere.

[@michellebuchanan5491]

Yes dogs are very sensitive to spirits, always listen to them, cats are too, they can also hears things that we can't

[@jamiekillian4965]

❤

[@authorcole]

footsteps? Oh, there’s no way there could be raccoons in the roof not out in the woods😂 how could that be possible? There is always a logical explanation ghost do not exist. It cannot be possible all souls return to the father in heaven. To await judgment.!!!

[@DoNautPlayThisGame]

@@authorcole It's the demonic disembodied spirits that immitate or mimick humans. They are mistakenly called ghosts The fallen angels, Nephilim. They do not have souls that return to the father/our creator awaiting judgement. They were already cast out of Heaven. They will never return to Heaven. They are in the air or space above, the demonic principalities of the air. They are on and in the earth but never again at the highest of heaven of the father's throne.

[@Engel8332]

@@authorcole 😂

[@sharmaineburnside9154]

You crawled backwards faster than you crawled forward! 😂😂😂. And that was definitely footsteps of the two legged variety. RUN!!!🏃

[@sonyajefferson6631]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@stevenanthony199]

Hello Sharmaine how's the weather over there

[@anairsta6507]

You can also hear a voice before the sets and during them.

[@georgehays4908]

Should bring g a metal detector

[@bfwebster]

Ok, that was creepier and more authentic than 99% of the “paranormal reality” stuff on TV.

[@MOUNTAINOUS]

3 were in the woods hiking. 2 were on camera. a buddy did this i am sure. i go hiking with friends. but they dont want to be on youtube. so the video looks like i am alone but they are behind me when i film ahead of me. or things like that. so i can have them make some sound if i wanted. as if you really were scared. you would run. and i mean run. staged.

[@cindykq8086]

Just because it could have been staged doesn't mean it was.

[@MOUNTAINOUS]

@@cindykq8086 pretty sure it was i have made many a tricky video myself. many.

[@suzanneporterfield2047]

Right now it beats the hellout of politics ! I’ll take a ghost over the magas any day !

[@suzanneporterfield2047]

Love stuff old !

[@cindykq8086]

Years back I saw a patient at his home in the mountainous part of Virginia. He and his wife were telling me about their resident ghosts, when a book didn't just fall off a bookcase but jumped out and landed some distance away. I told the ghost good morning and left. It was creepy and funny at the same time.

[@stevenanthony199]

Hello Cindy how's the weather over there

[@gailkirchman5623]

Those were boots on the floor sounds! Then the door slammed shut and no wind to be seen! Wow, good one Robert.

[@scottnixon2899]

Great video! Hate that it was sold. Unfortunately, all 500 plus acres will be bulldozed and hundreds of houses spaced only 20 feet apart will be built in an astonishing short time period... Very sad we are losing history, woodland, and all the animals at the same time😢

[@Fuzzmom903]

😢

[@nelliesfarm8473]

So many empty homes as it is. Makes no sense creating more. 😢

[@debk9889]

If they do rebuild,, they'll have an angry spirit in their presence!😅

[@samsammy6210]

Our Great Smoky Mountains NC side are looking very tired. People now a days have no respect. NC has gotten over crowded . Housing areas after housing areas. Makes me very sad to see. All in the name of growth. Lot of the pod places I took photos of 20-30 ago long gone and unrecognizable. Always would look at these places and who, what , where have they gone. If I could buy 100 acres nothing would be changed. Small house meets my needs.

[@nanachick05]

I completely agree, very sad

[@amandabarber3744]

I love exploring older homes! If only walls could talk, the stories we would hear would be fascinating.

[@charlayned]

If they had stuck around until dark, the walls might have talked, given the footsteps we all heard so clearly. And the door slamming. Yeah, there is defiantly something there hanging around, sounds male from the heavy footsteps. Maybe the last owner loved the place so much he wanted to stay.

[@cdd4248]

By the sound of things, I was fully expecting them to talk! ;)

[@jillgebauer1292]

I'd love to find one with the roof fairly decent and walls still up to do like Robert on the Old Byrd Farm and save it. Want to join me?

[@tomcat8849]

Well I Know it's an old saying. But if those Wall's started talking to me I bet I could out run Dan and Robert.. lol..🐎😳

[@dustydesert1674]

Those were footsteps and nothing else but footsteps! The cracking sound at the end may have been due to the house settling again because they were moving around in it - but I DOUBT IT! Creepy!

[@DaraS84]

That was as authentic as they come! Those were definitely footsteps! And the end, when you said it was time to go, the door slamming right then made me jump! Yeah, that could've been wind but the timing was definitely odd!

[@BluieBeth]

As a paranormal investigator I can tell you...That was not wind. LOL :-) Yep! That was footsteps! Wow! Really eerie. Great video!

[@carrieann1640]

Your mistake was thinking there was no one sitting in that chair.

[@AdventuresIntoHistory]

Probably

[@sharmaineburnside9154]

I thought the same thing....😂

[@patward5099]

Mr. Dan and Robert I really enjoy watching you two. You guys are just big kids, you made my day with laughter. Looking forward to part 2.

[@AdventuresIntoHistory]

Thanks so much!

[@tomcat8849]

Me too fellas, But are you going back up to the house to let them know your going to be checking out there Barn. I guess I could be the camera man from say about 50 yards out, That way I got a head start on getting the heck outta there. Love you guys adventures.

[@stevenanthony199]

Hello Pat how's the weather over there

[@anitarice9609]

That old house should be restored as a historic landmark.

[@lisalasers]

i agree.

[@MusicMovesMe78]

Hello from a NW Georgia lady currently in her 18 wheeler bunk in Savannah. Saw your clip on Nukes and was excited to see something authentic AND close to home. Excited to watch the episode here. You gentlemen have a good day now.

[@6363arie]

That was definitely footsteps! The occupant did not want you there! "Did you hear that, Dan?" "YES I DID" hahah. Thanks for braving it for us! Great video as always!!!

[@m31indap]

Did you hear the humming/singing at the same time as the footsteps???

[@6363arie]

no but now I'm going to go back and listen for it. Great paranormal footage @@m31indap

[@shawnawilliamson2739]

@@m31indap You’re right. i went back and i do hear something, i just can’t make out what it is.

[@m31indap]

@@shawnawilliamson2739 It sounds like singing or humming to me, but only if I listen with headphones.

[@tomcatt9875]

Makes me think they overdubbed the footsteps onto the audio @@m31indap

[@dorothymartorano9998]

Those did sound like footsteps ... love that Dan was OUTSIDE the house while you were checking out the inside ... and the loud bang was very eerie! The veil is getting thinner ...

[@stevenanthony199]

Hello Dorothy how's the weather over there

[@Im_With_Stupid]

We lived in an old house in Norfolk, VA built in 1903 and I used to frequently hear what sounded like somebody going up and down the basement stairs when I was down there. My wife never went down there because it was dirty so she never heard it and I knew better than to tell her because she'd have flipped out. I don't know what it was and nothing else out of the ordinary ever happened there, but it did sound exactly like somebody walking on the stairs.

[@Merry483]

Your video was featured on 'Nuke's Top 10' today, about the paranormal, and it's what brought me here. This is a great one, and I would love to see you return and do a Part 2! That house and the area are very creepy for sure. I've subscribed and looking forward to more of your interesting historical videos!

[@AdventuresIntoHistory]

Welcome aboard! We filmed the barn in “part 2”

[@pbear83]

That was me, I suggested the video 😁

[@stevenanthony199]

Hello Mary how's the weather over there

[@drew7099]

It’s not the creepy old house that would bother me, it’s the creepy snakes and critters that are surely inhabiting that old house.

[@normaelliott4271]

Exactly what I was thinking 😅

[@georgehays4908]

I've been under many . I even use my metal detector ! Done this for years on old properties .

[@alanmoberly64]

Man I hope you guys are not pulling our legs. That was creepy. Very fascinating video.

[@radagastbrown9001]

Obviously a hoax. 😄

[@kskollections2142]

WOW! Those were some loud footsteps! That place was very interesting and I loved hearing the little history of the family.

[@conitorres9774]

Oh, those were footsteps. Absolutely eerie and that bang at end was creepier still

[@celleduffel1533]

I had to go back and listen 3x to the steps and its not the wind!!!! I love this old house...go back and finish!! Never in my life have I seen anyone crawl so fast from under a house lol...Cant wait for part 2!! Hi Mr Dan.

[@dianadelahaye7660]

The walls, ceilings, floors, are beautiful. Very well made. I like that house

[@Emg2463]

My grandfather's house in upstate NY is an old post and beam house. One corner of the house was built onto a big old oak stump. You can still see it in the basement, still holding that old house up....which was extremely well built.

[@BackyardHistoryYT]

You & Dan make a great team. I love watching videos with both of you. Dan is such a wealth of knowledge!

[@stevenanthony199]

Hello how's the weather over there

[@garystaab7835]

I was thinking it might be pinecones or acorns hitting the tin roof, but it has more of a wood sound than metal. Fascinating!

[@Mandymitchell-ce7dj]

Love it! Those footsteps were super clear!

[@mzmandiicakes]

Loved watching this! 👏🏻 Old houses ✅ Southern gentlemen✅ Adventure ✅ The woods ✅ Ghosts! 👻👣✅ All things I love in one video!😅 Earned yourselves a new subscriber right here 🙋🏻‍♀️ Y'all have a great weekend! ✨

[@MargueriteEudoraSmith]

Those were definitely boots steps walking across the floor above you and what sounded like a loud bump as you walked away! Seems like "someone" was telling you that the home was not abandoned and you were trespassing! A heart thumping moment for sure!

[@AdventuresIntoHistory]

It was weird, but old houses make weird noises sometimes 😳🤷‍♂️

[@sharmaineburnside9154]

@@AdventuresIntoHistory keep telling yourself that!😂😂😂

[@charlayned]

@@AdventuresIntoHistory Not loud boot-heavy steps, never heard that and I would have shimmied on out of there, that's for sure.

[@artcflowers]

@@AdventuresIntoHistory Robert, you forgot to yell Jumanji as you made tracks outta there! 😉

[@Emily_Paris]

@@AdventuresIntoHistory Can’t argue with you there but in this case, I have no doubt there was something walking around in that house. You sure did get out from under that house quickly 😁

[@suzanneflowers2230]

Robert, I must say that's the fastest I've ever seen you back out from under a house before.

[@stevenanthony199]

Hello Suzanne how's the weather over there

[@mattbyrne1822]

First-time viewer, great video . Your guest was very knowledgeable about the structure and history of the settlement. Keep up the great work. ..I can't wait to see more .👍

[@jericox2980]

Thanks guys for sharing. Brought back a lot of childhood memories for me, roaming the Georgia woods

[@2sistersjunkjournals]

After the footsteps and when you were out in the yard, Mr. Dan said 'That's not funny' and started to walk back toward you and stopped, his eyes grew big because he heard something 20.19 to 20.30 there is someone breathing or someone dragging something. Mr Dan heard it and I think you heard. Mr. Dan said 'Are you ready to go.' and you said 'Yep, I'm ready.'

[@danthevictrolaman9830]

Yes, Robert and I both heard it, you just can’t see the look on his face! It was footsteps and dragging sounds coming from the room behind him even as he turned looking in that direction! -Dan.

[@pamelasinclair-karney8856]

Thought I heard it too

[@sherylhowell5320]

Definitely a disembodied breathe.

[@Magaeatsboogers]

Absolutely one of the best videos of actual foot steps in an old house.

[@nikitavanhoose405]

In the old days, pre electrical air conditioning, people built houses, called shotgun houses, especially in the Southern hotter states. Basically a central hallway that lead from the front door, to the back door, and all the rooms were on either side. This allowed any wind or breeze to blow through the house and cool things naturally.

[@brianmccarthy5557]

My sister lives in a shotgun house here in Southern California built in the 1920's. Except it's largely Spanish Colonial Style as is common here in our home town. No ghosts. The only person i know of who died there was our mother in her final illness more than a quarter century ago. My folk go back to the late 1800's here. Which means in our context original settlers on virgin lands.

[@charlottecovert7665]

partially true....actually, a "Shotgun house" was a long narrow residence that had no hall, only doors to the rooms......the early "pre AC houses had what were known as "Dog run or Dog trots".....and yes, they allowed air to flow through the house, helping to cool it....another point of insterest....shot gun houses were so named because you could supposedly fire a shotgun into the front door and hit everything inside

[@florawest9333]

My grandparents lived in one like that as well as my husband’s grandmother. I love that style of house. Houses back then were always better than ones built now. You could tell that was a very old house and the wood was still in great shape. I enjoyed the video 😊

[@tell5396]

*shotgun shack

[@alissagonzales735]

Many years ago we were on a cross country trip. Well I was driving and got caught in a really bad storm. There was no town close by so I pulled off the freeway and there was a dirt road. Decide to get on the dirt rode to get out of the way just in case some vehicle lost control. My husband and I fell asleep which we normally never did. The next morning we woke up and next to us was old small family cemetery. My husband and I looked at each other and offered a prayer and told them we didn't mean any disrespect we didn't see it in the storm. My husband still says it was the best sleep he ever got on the road.

[@MitchellPack-zw4vu]

I absolutely enjoy the history that you share with everyone, from the graveyards to old home sites, you make me look forward to what you show next

[@stevenanthony199]

Hello Mitchell how's the weather over there

[@dnastrand]

I was going to ask if y’all have ever seen or heard spirits. After this, I’m good. Now I know. Crawling under that house with spiders and hearing those noises. No thank you!!!!! 😮

[@chiasanzes9770]

Spirits aren't scary but poltergaists are. There are friendly spirit/spirits in my flat. Spirit and poltergaist are different kind I spend my youth in a house where was a poltergaist far long ago (1800s) my ancestor among the other villagers burnt 5 Russian intruders in a barn. I gues one of them hount our lands.

[@shadowblissfang2397]

Right, I would of high tailed it out of there so fast all you'd see is blur running past you lol. 😅💀

[@cindykq8086]

@shadowblissfang2397 you and me both! I can deal with "hants" but not a pile of spiders crawling down my neck.

[@gaymiller7186]

Doesn't Georgia have rattlesnakes?

[@user-qw5li5nc6t]

@gaymiller7186 Yes n big one's too!

[@kholbrook203]

That is the fastest I have ever seen anyone move. Especially being on their belly under a house. Those footsteps and what sounded like a door being closed hard startled me. 👻Can’t wait for part 2. You got yourself a new subscriber. I love when people explore. Great video!!!

[@paulgrimm]

Always be polite to spirits. Never challenge them.Did that door slam shut?😂

[@deborahfaulk5532]

What an awesome episode, I can’t wait for part 2!! I love creepy old houses Robert, you and Dan are fun to watch. Take care

[@stevenanthony199]

Hello Deborah how's the weather over there

[@anngallegos5515]

When my Grandmothers old homestead was built way back in the late 1800. They used the stumps for the house foundation. When we had to go clean out the house, it had the same kind of doors on the interior. Had to go back several weeks after that weekend, someone stole all the doors out of the house. Im surprised the house doors are still there, but it looks like most of the windows are gone. Mr. Dan sure doesn't like anything spooky, does he? Can't wait for the barn tour.

[@stevenanthony199]

Hello Annga how's the weather over there

[@reneeryan4451]

OMG I totally heard those footsteps! It sounded like heavy men's boots. So cool!!

[@cristinhopkins2748]

That was such a cool explore! I love that you two discuss the architecture of the house and when it may have been built base on materials used! I really appreciate thst you are both older (like myself) and can still get a little creeper out! I don't feel like such a scary cat! 😂 Thank you for sharing this site! I really loved it!

[@sandysue202]

Yikes! Run!!! That was creepy! I was impressed with the speed that Robert has coming out from under that old house! I think you need to talk the Other Robert into joining you two when you go back to see what's (or who) is in the barn. 💀

[@stevenanthony199]

Hello Sandy how's the weather over there

[@TheCowboys7795]

Creepy for sure. Give me the chills. Don't know if these guys are pulling our leg or what.

[@anonz975]

He tends to have ghostly encounters in October. :)

[@phileciagile3801]

I was wondering if it was staged. But either way it was creepy for sure! Great exploration as usual.

[@lilbird4198]

Yep. Those were definitely footsteps, and during your outro it sounded like the door slammed too. 😊 Thank You both, for this interesting and exciting video.

[@imeldahiggins-wiffle8302]

That is ultra creepy!!! The best was the loud bang at the end..."and don't come back!!!"

[@judithann7193]

It decided to be the creepy old house that you called it. 😮 What a beautiful property and how cool is that house?! It would be great to restore, those terraced yard. Amazing.

[@cindykq8086]

It would be great to restore it but who would want to live there? When I was a kid we lived in a haunted house that was only 5 or 6 years old. That was NO fun at all.

[@danielcain-og5gs]

We had an old well on our property when I was a kid. Our grandmama told me and my brothers to NEVER drop rocks down it. You never know WHO is down there.

[@AdventuresIntoHistory]

Good advice

[@flamdango99]

So sad, such a beautiful location and beautiful old home...could be so stunning❤❤❤

[@raspberryflavouredspacerum]

Welp, definitely woke up something there. Started after you guys threw the brick in the well. Really creepy and cool at the same time. I love it!

[@brendahogue5487]

Love your videos and bringing out the past history. May the lord bless and protect you and Dan

[@stevenanthony199]

Hello Brenda how's the weather over there

[@brendahogue5487]

@@stevenanthony199 it's cold here

[@stevenanthony199]

@@brendahogue5487 That's okay the weather over here is a little bit cold so where are you from

[@brendaz9222]

Its the Halloween edition of this old house LOL There is a lot of great wood in that house and looks like it could be saved.

[@maryfuller8598]

Yes and the footsteps will be saved right along with the wood.

[@user-zi5zp4ym6c]

Blair Witch Project

[@stevenanthony199]

Hello Brenda how's the weather over there

[@michellehughes576]

At 18:23 when he is under house in the wood 👀 like a 👿 face in the grain of the wood

[@stevenanthony199]

@@michellehughes576 Hello Michelle how's the weather over there

[@chjf353]

Thank you for the detailed description. Very informative...and yes....CREEPY!

[@lorishiversdogmom]

Wow! I heard those footsteps 👣 on that wood floor coming from inside that house just as clear as day. Im a paranormal researcher and i belleve that was the ghost of old Mr. Willis walking across that floor in some boots. Man that was a great catch of some disembodied footsteps. If Mr. Willis lived there a lomg time and died there. And its been vacant since.... Then that was probably him. Id love to see yall go back there. Love listening to your stories. Funny how the footsteps started right as you were talking about the 1958 coke bottle. Im a new subscriber. I love old abandoned places and the ghosts.

[@deniseoftedahl8937]

I think you finally found a place that definitely has a spirit hanging around. I listened to that many times, and it's footsteps. If you guys or someone else is pulling a prank, it's a damn good one!

[@MrMetalminded]

Wow!! That was cool and very creepy. The footsteps come through loud and clear on the video as well as whatever that "screaming" was and the last noise. Robert, you are sure brave to crawl under these places. I love to explore too, but I draw the line at the spot Dan was LOL!! Speaking of, I really enjoy when you have Dan on. I love to hear the stories he relates about the area, be it houses like this or cemeteries. Thank you for your continued great content from the beautiful state of Georgia! My wife, son, and I were just down in Chickamauga from Illinois in July of this year.

[@troyupshaw3846]

Greatly enjoy your historic videos especially as I recently learned that my family was among some of the first settlers in Georgia. Visiting Georgia is on my wishlist. Keep up the awesome work. Thank you.

[@sonjajoiner]

My goodness! My heart jumped out of my chest with y’all’s! Most compelling proof of the supernatural that I’ve ever seen captured on film!

[@elspet3813]

I definitely love your videos!!! Very often 'creators' like to build the mood or play pranks on eachother but I really don't think that is what happened this time!!! Both of you deserve an Academy Award if it wasn't 'real' I was going to say if the house was going to be destroyed that those tongue & groove boards would go fabulous in the Byrd house... not after what happened!!! I always look the big grin on Dan's face as he decides to throw that brick in the well. It surely seemed to slosh a relatively long time too. Can't wait to see the barn and hopefully more videos. ❤❤❤❤ My Dad and I loved to explore abandoned houses and farms back in the 60s when I was very young!!!

[@kizzyjrjunior6520]

Hey Robert I thought those kind of things don't bother you😂 Thanks for the outing. Love watching history.❤❤❤

[@dawnjackson2190]

That wood is beautiful!!! Original tongue and groove. Incredible!!!

[@dawnjackson2190]

What an incredible piece of history! Seriously gorgeous!!!

[@johnhartley4721]

Fascinating video! Those were footsteps plain as day! He didn't want you messing with his old Coke bottles.

[@l.l.2463]

You guys should've never messed with the well!😂😂 Well done.

[@AdventuresIntoHistory]

That’ll be the last one we ever mess with. Well probably not...

[@pamelasinclair-karney8856]

When the block hit the bottom of the well it sounded very creepy.

[@sammyprestwood3182]

The Construction and structure looks sound and stronger in that old house is stronger than a lot of modern homes today

[@ozarklisa1199]

Wow, hearing Willis/Whisnant was crazy. These family names are also intertwined in SW Missouri around Ava/Sparta/Ozark Missouri.

[@shannonhenry3416]

That was footsteps! 😆 the door slam shut too? 👻 wish I was there with you guys! Lol That home does look solid! I hope who ever buys this try’s to save it! ♥️

[@alanatolstad4824]

I've been lucky enough to explore several empty farmhouses, always straining to imagine the families that have left them. Like Brian, I'm always listening for history to 'speak' but the only time I've felt 'history' living, was in Bandelier Indian ruins outside Los Alamos New Mexico. And the only time I felt emotional pain was at the war monument in Kiev when I toured on a nursing visit. The Arizona Memorial in Honolulu made a painful impact on me as well. I guess I've just never been in the right part of the country to actually feel spooked.

[@teresayates8274]

That sounded exactly like footsteps! That would have been a big NOPE for me.😂

[@jennifer33477]

Stumbled across this video somehow and just by watching this one, I'm hooked! Love the history, your take on what you see and your voices are slow and smooth. You've gained another subscriber :)

[@stevenanthony199]

Hello Jennifer how's the weather over there

[@pamelapurcell187]

Holy crap! That scared me silly. I first thought it was Dan but he was outside. That place was so creepy. Perfect for the season I guess. I love going with u guys on ur adventures. Thank you so much. 😮

[@debranelson1987]

If you're running in the woods away from a madman with a chainsaw and spot a creepy old house, then naturally, you want to run right in there.😎😱

[@stevenanthony199]

Hello Debra how's the weather over there

[@looloolawrence4009]

That was not just the wind... those were definitely foot steps, clear as day. And at the end, they'd had enough of you, so good job you left when you did!

[@johnhall9609]

That was awesome the older fella said let’s go ask if it’s ok before we check out there barn !! Lol that’s the thing called respect our parents taught us back then!! Even in the afterlife!! God bless everyone!! not to mention the boot-stepping sounds while ur buddy was holding camera and u was underneath it?? I would have shagged some arse!! Lol😂😂😂 great content

[@debbieritter1096]

That was a fun exploration- thank you!

[@gaselekrauss415]

The stories that house could tell.

[@tonymeads4693]

Just discovered your channel. GREAT video ! The footsteps were stunning ! I've been to some creepy places here but that place has a creepiness all of it's own ! Happy to subscribe. I look forward to checking out all your videos. Greetings from the U.K. 🇬🇧

[@user-wg4pn8gt4w]

Enjoyed the video! I grew up enjoying the woods of Appalachia and I love looking at old homesteads. I found this really interesting! Not sure about cause of the footsteps that was scary!

[@andrewowens9382]

Yes Robert and Dan that house 🏠 do look creepy 😳 and the well was quite deep it's amazing how many abandoned houses are in America the house even had noises also I be gone too all the best Andrew south wales uk 👍 👌 😀 🇬🇧

[@hine57]

I laughed so hard. I would have been gone at footsteps. You made my day.

[@susanbrown7898]

Interesting!! I love old places.

[@reneeryan4451]

I love your videos and I could listen to your voice all day long. Keep up the good work!

[@margaretgarls153]

It was creepy. I am glad you left! Sad stories that house could probaby tell.

[@cindys.9688]

Considering the rustic self-sufficiency those folks called life it's amazing to see how they continued to "fix up the old place" until, for whatever reason, they left for good. You're right, Robert - it's a creepy place. I definitely heard something too! And then the door slam - bye! I don't believe in ghosts, per se, but I do believe in a "lingering energy" . (Our family experienced it with my mom 5½ years ago.) Maybe the cabin has a permanent paranormal "keeper" or a guardian. A creepy thought: maybe that's why you see old designs with new designs in the house. Old chimneys then newer floorboards and stuff in between. Whoever it is maybe didn't WANT those things to be removed or demolished. It let tenants fix it up to keep it livable tho. Maybe it was the one who built the cabin (and the chimneys) and wants to keep it there. Sorry - I'm letting my mind wander!😁 I like old stories like that. It could be romantic if it wasn't so creepy. I mean, the cabin could have been a work of love built by a man for his new bride. I can't wait to find out what more you discover as you explore. You always make everything so much fun!

[@stevenanthony199]

Hello Cindy how's the weather over there

[@britishgal1808-Sue]

Those were definitely footsteps!! That was brave of you to go back inside the house and check to see if anyone was there. I will have to look for the second part now. :)

[@ByGraceIGo]

That did not sound like the wind to me it definitely sounded like footsteps. And if the house is as old as y'all say it is, it could have been a spirit. And that wood inside of the house still looked amazing I would take it and use it inside of my cabin. But footstep sounds it would have s😮cared me out too! Now I want to see part 2 so I subscribed and I hope your video will come up!

[@vickiebrannon5217]

Loved this! You guys are great!

[@HumbleBeard]

I’m not one that believes in ghosts but that couldn’t be anything else but boot foot steps! And when you guys said you’re leaving and a loud crack sound. I can’t explain that

[@georgiareddirtroad9919]

Hey ya’ll ❤ I love that pine tongue n groove on the walls- it would look awesome repurposed on a project!!

[@britishgal1808-Sue]

This was a good one, I definitely heard footsteps! It doesn’t look like you have gone back yet. Great explore :)