Abandoned Untouched Family Mansion - Mother with kids went crazy and left everything

[@SteveRonin]

Yo Ronin Fam! How are you guys doing? I've been good & super busy filming in Japan and currently on a lil roadtrip. Anyway, I hope you'll enjoy this video! It was definitely one of my favorite explores on the entire trip! Stay tuned until the very end to hear me talk about the history of the place! What did you guys like about this mansion? Don't Forget To SHARE And Leave a THUMBS UP! :) Follow My Social Media For Behind The Scenes! Instagram: instagram.com/steveronin Twitter: twitter.com/steveronin_ Snapchat: www.snapchat.com/add/steveron... Facebook: facebook.com/steveroninofficial FACEBOOK URBEX GROUP goo.gl/CVVQbL Website: steveronin.com (under development) Tumblr: realmofstep.tumblr.com Vine: vine.co/u/1338168125572947968

[@i-am-frenchie2480]

Eating bacon 😂😂

[@theothersideoftherainbow4547]

Love your videos! Keep exploring!!

[@paulvamos7319]

I have to admit, I love the whole explore. That was funny when you broke the chair, I'm glad you are ok. Ronin Army and shout out to Bros of Decay and everyone else. Thank you for this awesome experience. ✌

[@SRay-or3nc]

Hey Steve, please be careful handling the paper artifacts. Just saying.

[@MandoYooooda]

The writing on the walls are quotes

[@rosemarygill2787]

I am 70 years young and love, love, love your videos. I can not travel much and feel I am there with you. Thanks so much for caring.

[@rosebudd6317]

Ikr ! Excautly right. the videos are so great

[@MariaRachelPintop]

We are here with u too! Cheers from Brazil 💓

[@irenegronewald7745]

right behind you dear

[@jackiemarini3203]

70 years young that's right 💜

[@marionrobertson3895]

Rosemary I agree with you Steve is super cool showing us all these places.

[@MrJasonshores364]

In regards to the perfume smell, my Grandmother broke a bottle of L'air du Temp in 1987 and her bedroom still smelt of it 15 Years later. Good parfum will stay around for a long time.

[@manofmorbihan5375]

That's why it's called L'air du Temps

[@src3360]

OMG My great gran wore that and broke a bottle in her powder room when I was small I remember smelling it for years too. She died in the 80s and the house was sold in the late 90s. My very last trip to that house I walked through one last time and recall succinctly the smell of her powder room being gently scented by lair du temps.... like she was there one last time with me Such good memories Thank you for the reminder 🙏🏻

[@MrJasonshores364]

You all made me so happy by responding with similar experiences. So wonderful.

[@artisthusnatalal3099]

Let me google to see that perfume!

[@josmith2031]

it smells lovely 😊

[@rubberbiscuit99]

I cannot say why it seems to me after hearing the story of the woman who lived here that the main demons she battled were the family members who had her institutionalized. I hope I am wrong about that, but it feels to me that this was the situation. I wish I knew her story from her point of view.

[@ider5199]

Hello guys i m french & the writings on the wall are French, This woman was trying to fight her loneliness, her madness by writing quotes (alot of them are from famous people like ) , I'm not really good at translating but some of them says : 1) Every summer the greenery of nature reassures me ! 2) You have to believe, of course, to believe in yourself 3) Here, I do not feel loneliness: who knows? I'm maybe not really alone? ...

[@boondoggled1]

iDeR thank you so much.....they were so organized I thought it wasn’t what u said...sad.

[@lorrainejinks8639]

She was very lonely. Bless her.

[@sueturnermrsuniverseaustra4220]

Not alone there were spirits keeping her company 🤔

[@toshiharukobayashi6467]

@@sueturnermrsuniverseaustra4220 😓😓😓😬😬😰😰😱😱

[@carolbella4688]

Thank you for that

[@gelibby1]

Wow! You and the Bros. are such a credit to your generation! I've just found you but I've been a fan of the Bros. for about a year, now. What interesting explorations! I'm eighty, now, so I don't get out much, anymore, but just being able to tune in to these videos is such a gift! My thanks to you and the Bros.

[@Carolevw]

Loved this house too. That was a gas water heater on the wall in the bathroom. Ropes across ceiling for drying clothes inside. Those old houses were paper thin and heat was lost quickly, so people had to have a fireplace in each room. Some had central heating placed in front when they became available. Loved seeing the old water pump in the garden; they are so picturesque. Thanks again -- oh, and loved the moment you enjoyed the comforts of family dining, Hahaa...

[@jeffdawson7841]

You are much more pleasant and kind to your fans than other explorers, particularly the Urban one. Thank you for the great content!

[@mpatrickthomas]

Wow.. That's sad the story behind the house. It always makes me wonder why people leave these beautiful places so suddenly. It's like it's frozen at that moment of time. Chilling but beautiful. To again to all. Such great guys.

[@Neira2011]

It would be perfect if every you tuber doing abandon places, should study or investigate the history of the place, who lived there, why was the reason it was abandon, what happen!???? Like this left me annoyed that I don’t know anything about it

[@rubberbiscuit99]

I also want to know more about the social and family histories of abandoned places. I think maybe there are lessons in this.

[@summits100]

He added some information at the end of the video as to who was living there and how they left.

[@harshitasaini1915]

same here these r really breath-taking ........😩😢

[@maryjoan4128]

Amazing photos!!! thank you!

[@liztrainer895]

Neira2011 t maybe he did not know a lot or could not find information on the home owners and what happened . Why would u get annoyed by something that is not his fault. He did his best. Great video.

[@jimmbo9725]

Translation. 5:09 its a tale from a book “les fables de la fontaine” 5:17 I think it’s poem, not sure. From “Victor Hugo poet and wizard of words” 5:23 “I don’t feel loneliness here ? Who knows ? Maybe I’m not really alone.” “You have to believe indeed, believe in yourself - f Giroux”

[@tisme9623]

Jimm Bo is les fables de la Fonte - the secret garden?

[@maurad5378]

Based on what others have translated, the woman was fighting loneliness. So very sad. You’re very sweet! Don’t change your work. 🦋

[@littlexladyx5584]

Please never ever reveal where this is. Let it remain untouched. I can read bits of what is on the wall, seems she was battling some real demons.

[@hahna77]

Please translate?

[@paulsmary2615]

whos to say that 'she' wrote on the wall ... could have been anybody ...

[@charlieclark2609]

Could have been anybody wrote on the wall and I wouldn't be to hasty to assume she was battling satanic forces , since there's no reason to believe those things . exist. They may, but there's no solid , etched in facts evidence that they do. She may have been mentally deranged , to just draw on walls like that is odd for someone to do, maybe she was a free thinking person that wanted to bare her tonight's on the wall where she could see them and ponder on them further. We'll never know

[@Kenzlw]

Jay Rogers when someone says “battling demons” they don’t mean literally lol. It just means going through some stuff

[@brettknibbs9351]

@@hahna77 roughly, shes writing about her day, almost like a diary but she says things like "the only thing that gives me hope is seeing the new sun dawn each and every morning" and she also refers to feeling trapped, because she can not read nor write, so she plans on learning to do both so she can flee.

[@christynickerson4495]

That big book is used as a guest book there’s so many rooms because it was used as a hotel as well

[@imapatching09]

the bed in the bath - that may have been a sick room or elderly family member

[@leighwong9776]

Deep Thinker I was thinking the same too 😢

[@ryankopp9302]

Deep Thinker, I concur with your assessment in regards to that bedroom/ bathroom being used as a sick room. If you notice halfway through the video, inside the wooden cubbord, their is a white rectal tube (enema nozzle) laying on the wooden shelf. And the bedroom part, it shows a vintage combination syringe (enema bag) laying on top of the bed. Maybe she had to administer soapy enemas to a family member, or to herself. Just saying... -- Ryan

[@dianneferry5199]

It’s amazing how some of the beds were placed against the wall also the closet, and a bed in the bathroom? It’s very unique indeed. Great job Steve! 👏🏼Keep up the good work! I love it!🥰

[@nami2483]

i wish i could find places like this around my area and just light up a fat doob and look at the way people used to live, it’s such a bittersweet feeling knowing there was once so much life in once house and now it’s as if everyone in the home vanished leaving everything in place. so beautiful.

[@melanie3213]

I’m only 6:34 in but some of the translations in the kitchen are: He makes believe that he believes in himself You have to believe that you believe in yourself. Here I do not feel lonely, who knows? I can not be at my threshold To the temporary vampires I prefer A matter of character has been told.

[@karmaisreal7586]

Awesome thank you for translating. ✌✌🤙💯

[@gandkdian6334]

At 9:45 that wasn’t a sash used at graduation, it’s one used for funeral flowers. Our brother-in law “beau-frère” and uncle “oncle” regrette. Just a typical saying but definitely funeral.

[@sebsgrrl0]

I really enjoy how you stop to appreciate everything you’re seeing in these places. Most other channels that do exploration of abandoned buildings don’t take the time to look around and do the background research that you do. Amazing channel.

[@holliglendenning3149]

That furniture is worth an enormous amount of money. I’m so glad it hasn’t been ransacked!

[@northshore8800]

Holli Glendenning it was worth money years ago Sadly no one wants them anymore..

[@williebeamish5879]

@@northshore8800 spot on. I collected for decades thinking was a "savings account", and like what happened to our retirement savings in 2008 - 2009, now not even worth half what it was in the 90's. So sad. No one wants any of it in my family. 😕

[@dorisbilley8991]

Ouch that book, I am a reader and love books and don’t handle new books that roughly never mind one over 100 yrs old. Not condemning just ouch it was hard to watch.

[@francescampagna7979]

I totally agree! I was cringing! It’s a relic, and the rough handling was giving me a panic attack. Steve, love what you do and look forward to watching more but dude, handle old book gently.

[@thatonegirl4676]

SAME!!!

[@TattyBaby]

It was extremely hard to watch him yank and toss the pages like that

[@kimberleymcmillan901]

Hello Steve, Watching all of your vid’s and experiencing all of your Travels. I am old enough to be your Mum and ouch you just fell onto the Floor! Your so amazing, your truly an Amazing Soul. Your Mum must be Beaming with a Heart filled with Thankfullness, your very thoughtful and handle yourself with Honour to every place you Go. God Bless your Travels, stay Safe and Thank you so much.

[@karenshawn8406]

Hi Steve those ropes in the attic were for drying clothes. Heat rises so a good place to dry . That game was really neat. Great find. love it.

[@SteveRonin]

Thanks Karen! Yeah thought so as I was editing haha glad you liked the video

[@karenshawn8406]

@@SteveRonin I am a 67 yr old woman who loves these videos of yours. I can only watch at certain times between work and grandchildren. So please take care and show us more.

[@edithlewis9330]

It’s one thing to abandon a place due to prison or stupidity especially by famous people but very heartbreaking when there is a sad back story.

[@Dormices]

It is great that you went around filming and describing to the camera on your own, it felt like you were showing the viewer around. The drone footage was a nice touch at the beginning and the end, like the back and front cover of a book.

[@SRay-or3nc]

I think it's great he got up and did anything after that fall. I would have broken something or still be laying in the floor laughing at myself. I also would have been so shamed I couldn't have went on. He is the best kind of "reporter". He took a licking and kept on ticking.

[@sharonstuebi8181]

That thing in the bathroom was the water heater. I wish I could have seen the gardens. Beautiful home.

[@santababy1952]

I imagine the ropes in the attic was where they hung their laundry to dry.

[@DoveNative]

Laura that is exactly what I thought :)

[@Blackbriars-Shadow]

I am thinking the same.

[@dmomcilovic9185]

That thought would never in a million years cross these guys mind.

[@patigiddens1314]

Hard to believe she lived there all alone. Still, nobody came back to take care of it. Thanks Steve loving theses!!!!!

[@Mandyyt359]

Hey Iam from Ireland and only came across your Chanel recently and omg I can't stop watching your videos. It's 2.20 am and Iam still up. You should so come to Ireland so so many abandoned homes / castles

[@jordanlever7857]

Somebody should save that handwritten ledger from the mid 1800's. It must contain historic information - at the very least it would give us insight into that time period.

[@dmomcilovic9185]

Jordan Lever , these guys are clueless.

[@Lorie12971]

The large 1861 handwritten book is the household accounts ledger, usually kept by the lady who ran the household or by the man of the house.

[@amandadawn8920]

Oooh i just want all the books in all your videos! Seeing them forgotten and decaying makes me sad!

[@imikimi2009]

Starting to watch but then I got a little anxious on how you sat on those chairs. Poor chair it broke! 😟 Please, next time when you go to another place make sure not to touch or misplace anything.put it back where it belongs and how it was when you saw it or never touch them at all. I felt like the history is being disrespected in a way. Please make sure you preserve it just how it was left by the owners. Keep it up!

[@SRay-or3nc]

One of the quotes to the right of the window in the dining room is from a poem called "Liberty". It was written in 1942 and became a mantra to the French Resistance. The quote on the wall is not in the original poem and is written in the style and after the thoughts of the original poet Paul E'laurd. ---on the walls to be retouched, on the sunny trees, on the 50-years old *Gastines, I will write your name on the forest. *Gastines is a commune in France

[@cheriesydaus433]

Another beautiful video. If only those walls could talk. Sad so many abandoned beautiful mansions with their belongings left behind. I wonder why that is thanks Steve for another awesome video ❤️

[@melesiaki2800]

I wish the children and/or their children traced back to their parents and/or grandparents home & collect these family photos, postcards & bits of pieces here n there...so sad its left behind. Beautiful home though.

[@natebroadus8474]

It's possible they didn't want them back. It may not have been a happy home, especially if the mother was in need of serious treatment.

[@Sagemumma]

That's what doesn't make sense

[@Bizz2k]

Possibility they have or had left the world before her and she was lonely or that the children neither lived long afterwards.

[@princesskitkat7061]

Duh we cant carry them with us when we die so we leave it here

[@bajoobiecuzican]

Very cool! The furniture in that place was amazing.

[@HeraQueens]

DANG! STEVE! YOU GOT SO LUCKY, ALMOST HIT YOUR PRIVATE PART FROM THAT STICK!

[@louisecoffey9843]

The book is so old, 1861, yet you are so rough with it!! Respect it.

[@scottmiller4480]

Want do you expect from vandals

[@sasacady]

It's probably hard to turn the pages because it's so old and it's been wet

[@tisme9623]

scott miller they aren’t Vandalising they are showing us the hidden decomposing treasures off the world we would never see otherwise... they are mostly respectful - a lil ruff round their edges maybe but I am so pleased to see all these treasures.. recently they went to great lengths to make sure jewels diamonds gold etc were returned to a safe and safe locked 🔒 and details for anyone within status needed to unlock. Far from being vandals. We have a gem here in Brisbane under lock & key & camera surveylance by police. All while it’s magnifico rots into the ground all unseen 😢

[@ginacable5376]

That is why I prefer brothers of decay they are so respectful.

[@ls6-ss413]

That poor chair too. Smh

[@burnheretic3950]

Respect the places you go to and the things in them or dont go at all. The places you walk into were once someone's home were they made a life. Be respectful. Thanks for sharing buddy.

[@liztrainer895]

Pete Johnson He is. Why would u say he's not.

[@cecerae8637]

@@liztrainer895 well said Liz trainer✌️

[@Mich-xs5vz]

@@liztrainer895 Where did he say he's not ???

[@Gypsy839]

My favorites Brothers of decay and Steve! All together! Thank you guys!

[@Bondisaurus]

24:23 those drawings are amazing.

[@cyberash3000]

the bedroom and bathroom together would have been hers as she got closer to dying and being ill id imagine. because they need everything together, it also looks like he died and she suffered from depression

[@megkinney339]

the bed was most likely for a servant, yes thats an old radio. I love the door knobs,thanks for the video

[@abbyrose6998]

I agree with some of the commenters, Steve. I am the historian in my family, the keeper of the past. Basically, I research my family tree. I have never seen you treat things so disrespectfully. My great great grandfather was a dairyman and I could never imagine handling his ledger like that. You even smashed the postcards in the basket, not the way you found it, the chair too. Maybe someday her family will come back and claim their history. One of the reasons I watch your videos is because usually, you are very respectful. Sorry for pointing out the obvious. BTW it was a cloak hanging in the closet and the way you say oven cracks me up"O~ van" something else too but I can't seem to recall the word. Thank you for your videos.

[@Broken.Into.Beauty]

As interesting as the house was, I couldn’t finish the video because I was so disappointed in the way you handled and completely disrespected the items. Just awful. And how bout doing the research yourself rather than telling your viewers to translate for you??

[@jnolen67]

The other word is album

[@SkullDivisioN564]

The guy is a Moron....

[@cecerae8637]

@@SkullDivisioN564 and your a moron

[@Mich-xs5vz]

@@cecerae8637 you're

[@aimeecarter1900]

I've seen so many pictures of this place in Instagram. All the poems and writting in the walls make it so unique.

[@irenegronewald7745]

Ohhhhhhh...I love this!!! You guys are so enjoyable...Be safe!

[@Kathleennebel]

It’s so important to remember those who lived before us... life will keep going after they’re gone but it means so much to know they existed and helped shape the world ... thank you so much for showing us their home .. ❤️

[@pennyloafin4447]

Wow this is absolutely stunning😭😍. Great job on capturing its beauty and memories

[@kdb6177]

Fluctuat - is the city of Paris’ motto: “She is tossed by the waves but does not sink".

[@heyitskirsty0922]

Nice video. Thanks for uploading. I kinda felt uncomfortable when you guys sat on the dusty chairs.😂

[@SRay-or3nc]

I had to stop the video, because I was laughing so hard at you falling when the chair broke. The best thing was you took it so well! What a trooper! You get my best laugh of the week award! Now I am going to finish the video. BTW, you have some mad skills with a drone.

[@amandathornicroft5130]

Wow Alot of history in this house for someone who lived alone. For someone who lived alone there are also Alot of beds ..My guess is some were for home help etc..at the end you were reading, did you mention she was cared elsewhere her finances too, that she is still living. Awesome story awesome find .

[@camdodge9891]

Another absolutely amazing video and this mansion is so beautiful and insane and I can’t believe it’s just left abandoned its so sad it really is and keep up the good work Steve

[@tracylong80]

Thanks for all you do. Love the chair episode. It's just old and rotten. You're not fat. I always look forward to your daily videos. It's alot to do on your end. You can fly a drone. Beautiful coverage with it too. Thanks. ♡

[@bobbycash3673]

really interesting house with a lot to tell..the piece of equipment on the wall in the big bathroom is an emersion heater for heating hot water..it was probably gas....

[@JuliaHarrisx]

It makes me wonder if it was used as a hotel with the amount of rooms and the ledger book. Or maybe she let fellow artist stay there for a short time. Fascinating video as always 💋 xx

[@SomeonesCutePrincess]

This is my favorite place you‘ve shown!! Idk why but especially the little nooks with beds are so cool!

[@davidbrown8303]

Putting the bed in a nook like that is not only space savings it blocks cold air. It's sad but the passing of time is going to kill us all. Close call with the chair. I would turn the chair over and jiggle the legs to see if they are lose before I set down. Good luck with you're travels.

[@miqsh70]

I was not aware that so many places are abandoned all over the world. Thank you and similar channels to shade some light on that weird issue. Bit creepy, bit sad but still fascinating. Great job!

[@trishhooper]

Great older mansion, story is so sad this woman probably was sent to an insane asylum/and or sanitarium. Everything looked great! Thanks for the great videos and Steve please be careful just glad you were not seriously hurt in this episode. Thanks again!

[@educatedgypsee2351]

The books are heartbreaking A library and/or antique shop would love to have these A glimpse of life in a forgotten time

[@akgwriting9481]

And the photos but yeah I agree

[@Meredith471]

Just sad that the house is in the state that it is, especially since there is a person assigned to take care it. I am left wondering what happened to the children.

[@lavenderflowersfall280]

Well, my mom had mental health issues and after a year I pretty much left the house. I know all her stuff got moved when she got the help she needed (finally) pretty much it. They just didn't want to get mixed up with their mom's antics.

[@williebeamish5879]

@@lavenderflowersfall280 yup. Mental health issues very difficult for any family to deal with. Plus still a huge stigma. Accomodate the handicapped, incarcerate the mentally ill. That's the motto in the US still. Probably globally too. And try GETTING help for an afflicted family member. Huge flaming hoops everywhere in your path. Huge. I know. Going thru hell now trying to get help. Qualified help!!!

[@rinirin4079]

Full of memory yet so sad, everything still left behind, where are the family now just curious

[@jennifermasiello2128]

Me too.

[@AlainTesla]

Some people don't have children and family.

[@amberlouise86]

Man, this one made me feel very sad ☹️

[@jonathanmiller4467]

Steve, when that old chair broke and your butt hit the ground, I bust a gut. Awesome place. Great explore.

[@MDeLorien]

The bed in the kitchen was for the servants

[@jessicafain6630]

What were the beds in the bathroom for?

[@andreacasareto2052]

J

[@10-4-goodbuddy]

Smart lady... you are probably right.. it’s still creepy though..

[@ntamny]

Jessica Fain storage?

[@bobbiemooser7417]

The bed in the kitchen was Originally the pantry

[@maggiereeves8585]

I never appreciated drones till I see them being used in these videos. What a wonderful site to see the property there, magnifique!

[@luv_a_nurse8960]

There is an old abandoned State Group home, the place is huge. I believe it closed sometime in the 1990s in Perrysburg NY. i always wanted to see the inside, its huge and looks very creepy Just an idea for your next adventure

[@CARLA19822]

Love the first picture of the dining room. How did you get the lighting so perfect with the outside window and the inside of the room? Do you expose first for the window and then take another exposure for the dining room and combine them together? Great work in a beautiful home. It is sad to see how life is so temporary and all the material things survive to a certain extent after us. We do have to enjoy life with lots of love for one another while we have it. The small stuff, problems, hang ups, just don’t really matter after all.

[@jordanlever7857]

Yes - so very true.

[@SRay-or3nc]

"Il faut croire, certes,croire en soi." /You have to believe, of course, to believe in yourself. - F. Giroud

[@MsCony79]

"Al que madruga Dios le ayuda" God helps to whom wakes up early

[@ariannea3]

This is an amazing place! I kinda like the quotes on the wall. The lady that used to live there really knew her french classics. This quote : « Ici, je ne sens pas la solitude : qui sait? Je ne suis peut-être pas vraiment seule. » This means : "Here, I don't feel lonely : who knows? Maybe I am not really alone." This sounds a bit creepy after knowing the story...

[@camerrill]

Oh, someone should save this home! Why isn't it saved?

[@Stormbeer]

the ropes on the ceiling is for the laundry to dry, or for seeds like laurier or mint they will attach it to the rope and let it dry

[@nathanlong7279]

LOVE THE VIDEO STEVE AND I LIKED THE WAY YOU WENT FROM ROOM TO ROOM THAT WAS COOL DUDE . MORE VIDEOS DUDE MORE .

[@carmenneumann6162]

Absolutely beautiful piece of art .

[@PianoHead26]

Old dried out antique chair after 100 years said, I am tired of everyone sitting on me! Then gave up, crunch! LOL Glad you are OK Steve!

[@cpmffeilberg4970]

That old radio. My dad had one like that when we were growing up. Wow the memories of those days.

[@victoriasmith4693]

It's a ledger u need to be more careful with things!

[@dmomcilovic9185]

Tori Stalker , lol they would not know what it means even if you tell them

[@shirleyneilson9594]

Yes I agree please be more careful with old ledgers

[@andreageorge4726]

That was an awesome find wow the rooms were amazing even years later I love the use of walls for shelves and closets so amazing I loved it thanks!!!!

[@dabooser1048]

These old properties are amazing and beautiful. It is such a shame that so much of the contents will most likely end up destroyed by decay. Can you please do a little research on living in the last 200 years or so, the assumptions you make on your videos are ridiculous.

[@liztrainer895]

Da Booser No there not. His videos are very informative.

[@msdustismith8919]

Love your intro, really professional and clean, good start to video...

[@johnstonlildb8157]

Google translator has a feature that'll translate writings of you use your camera. Just for future reference✌

[@ivydaniels1]

Another mention of the sea on her bedroom door, (I am assuming it's the master bedreoom because of the 2 beds), in the ship painting on the door and the words refer to it won't sink, like it fluctuates, or gives to stay afloat.

[@Philip_smith88]

Another awesome video brother. Keep doing your thing. You're my favorite explorer

[@daniellekeohokapu4969]

Love your passion wherever you are .

[@BeeHudgins]

I wonder did her husband leave or die ??? At age 50 I assume her children musta grew up & left her not really coming to see her or having much contact with her... I know the loneliness without ur family all to well... Being use to a large family then ur all alone it will get to you... I can almost feel her pain & understand why she lost it... Love can do strange things to a person especially if you have a big heart full of love & compassion... I can tell she was a compassionate & loving person by watching the video... So sad... I almost want to cry lol... This was a nice video... Beautiful home left with beautiful memories to decay :(

[@saharaanbar825]

Bobbie Hudgins You have a beautiful heart.

[@NoahClay6]

Awesome video. Such epic findings and so much interesting stuff.

[@JoyLononMusic]

When the chair broke and he fell, that might of been a spirit telling him to leave. Who knows or just simply an old chair. Hope they stay safe where ever they go 🙏🏽

[@duanewhite3184]

Those are all antiques that are worth a lot of money Furniture and the mirror what a shame to see it sit there and start to rot

[@dawnsmith7936]

Great job ! Love watching you guy's

[@Cynthiadiddat2]

Those green door nobs! I’m drooling so cool! Your videos r the boom!

[@wlm2aboutchange630]

From a mother's point of view, those drawings are the most priceless items in the house.❤💔 Whoever drew those was very talented❣

[@donnareedrakowiecki]

Loved that bedroom with the red bedspread

[@GwenWittig]

'Most of these magazines aren't so old. Oh look here's one from 1965. Nevermind, that's really old'.... thanks..what all of us born in 1965 want to hear.. lol

[@patticakes8656]

Gwen Wittig Try 1950☺️

[@williebeamish5879]

Try 1950..😁👌

[@heididalton1431]

And I thought I wasn’t that old 😭😂

[@williebeamish5879]

@@heididalton1431 good one 😁

[@sherrymenifee5268]

1962

[@achilliaroberso9366]

Really sad when everything is left to rot, it’s a beautiful place, awesome furniture in it, shame family did not sort it out😢, thankyou for sharing video.

[@msxannle]

Omg I flinched when the chair broke, That made my day LOL

[@SRay-or3nc]

I don't know what it says about us laughing at him when he could have been hurt, but it sure was funny. I think it was the look on his face more than anything else.

[@gigglezmiller5275]

JUST A THOUGHT.. when you go thru these places are you able to give the temperatures??? I see you have a heavy coat on , but not sure if its just very cold?? or part protection??

[@ladybee.89]

Recently discovered your channel and I’m obsessed these places are amazing WOW 😯

[@SteveRonin]

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[@supermommaloha6360]

I thought I saw the EXPLOMO guys on one of your videos! Now for sure! I love those guys, they have the funniest commentaries about the places you all explore!! :) This one was so interesting!