The Incredible Portuguese Colonel's Mansion | Abandoned since 1978 (TIME CAPSULE)

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“Casa Comercial” is the real name that was attributed to this exceptional place. This mansion was once the home of a loving Portuguese family.
One of the most incredible parts to discover in this mansion was the secret underground grocery store. The store was in operation during the 60s and after the mansion got abandoned in 1978 it had been frozen in time ever since.
The man was a Portuguese colonel in the military. The women worked behind the counter in the store, selling products to the local villagers.
When the owners of the house started to grow older, they continued to live in the house, but they closed the doors of the store eternally. There were thousands of letters in the house, with very different dates, and it was quite difficult to understand the story on the surface. According to letters and the big amount of bedrooms in the mansion, the family was quite large. The original owners died a long time ago and one of their daughters, Maria Antónia, lived in the house, whose first name was the same as her mothers. The other family members emigrated to Brazil, and Maria Antónia lost contact with her siblings.
Now, 90 years later, all siblings have deceased. Inevitably, there is no generation to take over this beautiful building. As a consequence, the home is disconsolately left deserted.
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The Incredible Portuguese Colonel's Mansion | Abandoned since 1978 (TIME CAPSULE)
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[@MrBarrylittle79]

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[@marthasave7000]

You are like an old soul ,sweet young man, you have so much appreciation and care for all the beautiful things, and the way you talk about everything, love to watch and listen to you

[@kimsteed9401]

I've always loved going through old abandoned houses. Since I was just a kid. No mansions, but just the feelings of history when you go through an old home. I always imagined living their, which room would have been mine, the families who built the home, etc. Also always loved the way there were lilacs, and grapevines and other plants they would have cherished and probably even planted themselves. Thanks for opening my mind and showing me things of such interest to an old soul like me.

[@xinhag]

I can’t explain in words what I feel watching this video . Hearing you speaking about Portuguese culture, makes me feel proud, cause you are very nice and caution as always. . Thanks very much, once more. A big, big hug from Portugual.

[@dedifirmansyah95]

Ibu

[@judyduguay6349]

I just love you guys I can't stop watching the time capsule, I'm 70 years young, I have all antiques in my home,my kids don't like antiques so I guess my place will be a time capsule some day,keep up the good work.

[@cynthiasarkis2334]

Restoring clothes and donating them to poor people is a very great idea!! And also restoring some abandoned houses to help homeless people is a good idea too! Thanks for this amazing explore Maureno 🤗

[@Explomo]

Absolutely!! You are so very welcome Cynthia

[@lindamiller8952]

I can only imagine what you guys must feel walking into this home. I would think because so many beautiful things are left behind you could almost feel that families energy still there. One of the most beautiful places yet. Thank you for taking us on your journeys.

[@kellywilliams5112]

Never ceases to amaze me in other countries things are just respected, in America everything would have been stolen, even the copper plumbing and electrical wiring from the walls, everything would have been broken, smashed, spray painted and ruined by humans, not the elements. Keep up the good work, I love your video's. takes me forever to watch one, I keep stopping it to scan every inch of trinkets, shelves and cupboards..lol

[@MissMacy2108]

Hi Kelly, the reason could be that the Portuguese people are staunch Catholics. They are beautiful honourable people that's for sure.

[@thatgirl3757]

Me too Kelly, I just have to pause and check out everything!

[@jan3d3an6]

yes, but how about donating items to other people. Reuse things, instead of leave them to rot. abandon since 1979 ....DONATE don't WASTE looting is questionable...better than sitting there and rotting. on those abandoned properties. :D

[@cue3241]

True. Unfortunately.

[@lindahh798]

Doesn't it make you wonder what has happened to our moral compass during the past 20-30 years? Of course, I go further back when life was simple. My family didn't know we were poor! We always had food on the table, fresh vegetables, eggs. an outhouse, and no bathroom inside. We all had to bathe in an old laundry tub....Lord have mercy if you were the last child! Ok, I was the last child, but I whined until my older siblings would fill half and dump half. It was a way of life then. Then we moved....to a house with a bathroom!!! Running water in 1957! Alot of wonderful things I see in your videos have resided in somebody elses house somehere in another time and place. I love your videos and the respect given to the deceased or missing family members. Keep up the awesome work!

[@jenniferbreederveld1260]

What a beautyfull place and those spider webs are amazing. Thanks for sharing and enjoyed it.

[@johnallen2771]

I always thought you two guys would be really great on a TV show. You are branching out into other areas besides just looking at abandoned houses, which I love. I saw you recently in the Arctic! Wherever you go we will support you two and live through your eyes. I remember seeing ampules like you saw here in my grandfather's house. They were morphine from a very long time ago.

[@michellelindsay5727]

I always love how much history you young men do on the owners and their propyerty. The woman of this postal property was so beautiful. It’s so sad that there no living relatives. This brings me to tears because I just don’t understand these situations. I have no words why their government doesn’t do anything about these properties.😢

[@bettycogswell9851]

This was so interesting. It's such a shame that people have to vandalize these places....

[@stevenbillington5419]

I agree with Barry L. This episode reminds me of the place objects have in our history. The objects are not just old but they are also alive with history. Great job, M!

[@Sandra-ww6oz]

Thanks guys for yet another wonderful explore. Your sensitive narration and the soft music all makes for an atmosphere where you don’t see the trashed parts but can imagine the house how it was when it was filled with the people who lived and worked in this beautiful Mansion. That store? Totally AMAZING! There are not the words to adequately do this explore justice. God bless❤️🐨🇦🇺

[@isabelfrattoni9680]

Great job ! You ' re allways respectfull and I can see you have feelings when you get into other human home , even if it's abandoned. That ' s touching !

[@deniseheesch8445]

My husband and I really enjoy your channel. I love how respectful of the properties/people you are. We just found you, so will be watching all your other videos too. Blessings to you!

[@ellieventrulli264]

The tapestry by the front door is beautiful- never seen one in a wooden frame before! Religous statues gorgeous!! Tfs. The huge rosary is usually displayed at ones funeral over the casket.

[@Explomo]

Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge Ellie! Many of the things left behind were beautiful and it is sad to find out no one is saving them.

[@isabelfrattoni9680]

Those rosarys are usually in the main bedroom , they used them to pray and then left them close to the bed ; sometimes in a wall near the bed.

[@catiusha124]

Actually, in Portugal these type of rosary were usually displayed on the wall above the headboard.

[@isabelfrattoni9680]

@@catiusha124 Also in Spain and South America is usual to have rosarys displayed in the wall above headborders.

[@jjsmith8956]

Just AMAZING!! I love how you take your time and look at everything so thoroughly. Some explorers rush through and skip things. You and Remon do a great job, and so do Dave and Mark of AWE. My 4 favorites! Your American Nana

[@barbsnyder3579]

Maureno this was a fantastic mansion. The furniture is just beautiful. It makes me so sad to see all these antiques go to ruin. I just don't understand it. Thank you for sharing your video with us. Tell Remon hello. Stay healthy and safe. ❤🇺🇸

[@luisaneto5317]

Gostei muito do video.

[@celsoledo8541]

This house is very interesting because of the amount of rooms and furniture it seems that it was inhabited by more than one family. Another interesting thing is the existence of a store on the ground floor, very common in old houses. Here in Brazil, these stores that sold everything that people needed to buy for their homes were called "dry and wet stores". It is an expression that I do not know if in Portugal it was also used. Ask your friend Dani. I'm very happy to see that you and Dani have become great friends. When I can visit the region of Trás-os-Montes, northeast of Portugal, I will be happy to visit my grandfather's land, where he was born and lived before moving to Brazil. Big hug friend!

[@zoilaaideemunozdeprieto3261]

Soy de Colombia. Los miro por youtube. Los felicito por su profesionalismo en el manejo de las cámaras y en las relatorias. También, me encanta el respeto que demuestran por los sitios que visitan. Pero, lo mejor, es que ustedes demuestran gran educación y sensibilidad, lo que es un ejemplo para los jóvenes.

[@witchrosy5384]

Ouuu...que bela paisagem de portugal,...sobram as palavras para descrever tamanha beleza dos móveis, artes sacras,varios cômodos, amei a sala com telha d vidro,a luz natural q ilumina o interior da casa,surpriendente 😱 esse achado do ARMAZÉN ...quanta vida tev esta casa!! Amei o video... ❤🙋🏻‍♀️🇧🇷🙏

[@lynncorvillion7557]

So many beautiful things left behind! And the kitchen had so many pots, pans! 🥰

[@grandmacarla4258]

Oh, my goodness! How can you ever beat this as the most amazing place!! You certainly found a gem. Loved the beautiful furniture, blankets on the beds, the colorful curtains, and of course the General Store with Hardware Store. Loved it!

[@Explomo]

Thank you so much lovely Carla! This place was such a fascinating find. But trust me, it might not even be the best of all places which are about to follow in our “Abandoned Portugal 2.0” series! Through this way we both want to thank you for all your support and still pledging us on Patreon! Stay tuned for upcoming adventures and stay safe! :-)

[@grandmacarla4258]

@@Explomo I'm excited to see the next episode. I don't see how Explomo keeps finding better and better places. You guys ROCK!

[@j9email73]

WOW, that house had so much to offer!! I was amazed when you wondered into the store on the lower level. Amazing!! And that old cash register and safe added to the story of these people in Portugal. Great job Maurano! Once again you breathed life into an old abandoned house. I always appreciate your style you put into every video. You and Ramone are the best!! 😁😀🤩😘💕🌻🌷🌻🌷🌻🌷🌻🌷🌻🌷🌻🌷💖

[@newearth4071]

Every time you are filming this kind of mansions , my heart is pounding fast , my blood pressure goes up and my cortisol level too. Im worried at any moment the ceiling or floor / steps collapses or something bad happens to you. please please please be very CAUIOUS. Thank you for sharing all these beautiful wonderful amazing hard work of yours. XOX from Canada

[@jeaninnepoels7378]

vele stoelen zijn bezet met cordou leder, ze zeggen altijd tapisserie maar dat is iets anders

[@asyntheticsound]

you're so gentle and appreciative everywhere you go ❤️

[@JaniceWithTheTarlovCyst]

It's truly sad that there are no descendants left to take over the property. I'd give my eye-teeth for some of the beautiful antiques left behind. Holy Doodle, I can't believe the property has been abandoned since I was 18 years old! It's truly a sad story because the property is spectacular. Of course the vandalism angered me, but thankfully not all rooms were ruined by hoodlums. I noticed the piano appeared to be relatively dust free, which is odd. It's in complete contrast to some of the rooms where furnishings were in bad shape due to decay. And those cobwebs! They give me the shivers! The store was such a surprise to see; it was totally unexpected. I loved everything about this explore! The top floor was beautifully furnished. Maureno, I do believe the machine you were referring to as a sewing machine was a knitting machine. A long ago friend had one which she used all the time. I had a go at making a scarf, but it was disastrous 😅 Brilliant find, amazing explore as always. Thank you for taking us along on your journey, documenting abandoned buildings. I can't wait for the next one! All the best from 🇨🇦

[@jacekskarzynski1309]

Ta maszyna do robienia swetów szali i różnych wełnianych rzeczy to drobiazg... też jest fajna .. rarytas była ta maszyna do robienia skarpet w jednym domu .. było tam wszystko ..Kołowrotek maszyna dziewiarska i do skarpet .. Tam były piękności ... Pozdrawiam z Polski

[@pup5962]

Shut up

[@patriciahartless2095]

Thank you guys. For sharing. The colonel and his wife's house. In earlier years this place . Was magnificent. Still so many cherish memories left. People have no respect now days. All they want to do is destroy everything. Would they like somebody destroying. Their loved ones house.

[@mariasarraga8289]

Incredible video. Thank you 🤗 Maureno for sharing such great work. Colonel and María, RIP 🙏

[@susanstorm8052]

Amazing!! Sad to see it's wasting away. The history there has to be incredible. Great job Maureno 🙂✌💖💖

[@annasharon3114]

What an amazing place! I love how hard you work to uncover the true story of these places you explore. It really brings them to life.

[@cabamama]

This place is incredible! All those gorgeous pieces of furniture and all the glassware and collectibles are just amazing. I hope it will NOT be destroyed. I wonder why it was all left like that?? If there is no kin left, what happens to abandoned properties in Portugal?

[@lorimorrisey7957]

I really love the whimsical way the kitchen was decorated and the furniture is also very special. Such a shame that no one has rescued anything!!

[@lollietibbetts209]

This is one of my favorite of your adventures. I’m too old but I wish I could do this myself. God bless you and keep them coming

[@lovehollis6812]

I love how religious they were, its nice seeing all those religious figurines and picture frames, I feel in love with the big Rosary to pray,.So beautiful 😍. It was a very Nice mansion. thank you Maureno. Have a blessed weekend ❎0️⃣💚💟

[@Explomo]

Thank you so very much Hollis! It is always very beautiful to see how religious many Portuguese people (mostly in the smaller and more rural towns) still are, in contrast with many other European countries. The big rosary was very special, as it contained a lot of cork and this is a typical Portuguese product! In the end, you are very welcome and have a blessed weekend too! :D

[@isabelfrattoni9680]

@ligaya estrella My great grandmother had the same religious symbols : rosarys ;figurines of Jesus , the Saints and the Virgin Mary of course) The artists or artisans who made them were very respected people , they called them " santeros " because they made the saints figurines. I kept many of those antiques in my house. I love them , they' re so beautiful!

[@saiprom]

What incredible place and truly historical , truly love it, also love the music going with the theme , very interesting to see the scenery of the country along the way . thank you for sharing.

[@SueGirling68]

Hi Maureno, such a fantastic find and still after all that time so much is untouched or broken, amazing. With the word vegetation you say it jeh as in "Ve jeh tation". Obviously some rooms like the kitchen have been vandalised but then you see other rooms that are still pristine. The "Secretary desk" is called a writing bureau, my Grandfather had one. The item at 47:54 is a knitting machine for wool to make woollen jumpers etc. That store really was a fantastic find, very unique to see a store left that long abandoned that still had so many products left on the shelves. What a great explore, that has to be your best find so far, thank you for showing us. Stay safe and take care, much love. xx💖

[@168betterlife]

When i see the old store, i remember nelie's store from serial little house on the prairie

[@168betterlife]

Thanks explomo

[@sandradee4562]

Amazing videos! Inside the store: she sold that fabric & yarn (textiles) to customers. The "knife" on the counter was for cutting the fabric & yarn off the rolls in the lengths that the customers ordered, I think.

[@lindaberg9960]

Another great find! I just really appreciate how you show us everything! You leave nothing out! You are absolutely the best!!! You never leave anything out! Please keep up the great work!!!

[@irmaperez461]

That’s sounds like a good idea! A lot of people in need right now. God bless you!

[@johnpearson5794]

A truly amazing place. I hope someday a relative shows up to claim and restore such a valuable collection. Once the place collapses all will be lost, only junk. T.Y. You did the place justice by exploring and sharing for many to enjoy.

[@amberamazoniant1d436]

My family emigrated from Funchal. Seeing the stuff in this house made me think of my avó. ❤️

[@susanmccormick4627]

Fantastic old home. I always feel a little sad that no one is no longer loving this home. Beautiful furniture, beautiful old lamps. The glass ware, my eyes were jumping all over. The glass ampules, I couldn’t make out the paperwork in the box. Not sure if it was medicine. Thank you for showing us this great home.

[@robinbarrett5301]

My most favorite place you've filmed it is beautiful,you can close your eyes and still see it as it was. I would give left eye for that furniture!

[@irishemerald7796]

Hi Explomo , you guys smashed this , this was an amazing find , its so beautiful even with the mess you can see the real beauty in this place , its such a shame its been left it would of made a wonderful home for someone , thanks for sharing the story it was sad . like i said you guys always give us 110 percent on every video , the way you film and tell the story of the family it catches peoples attention your videos are never boring , 68,8 k cant be wrong , thanks for this amazing find , till next time peace out ,:)

[@Explomo]

Oh wow... thank you very much for leaving such a genuine comment, we appreciate comments like this a lot! :D You are so very welcome and we are very grateful for what we have achieved so far in our subscriber count. We never expected it to grow this fast as we are just doing what we love the most and it's a pleasure to share this with all of you. We like to take our time in these places and also while editing the videos to be able to share all details and interesting aspects with you all. Thank you again and see you next time! Peace out, haha ;-)

[@bokakshikin4303]

u are right, thats why i love Explomo chanel,coz i like how the way them tell story,and camera move not to fast,so i can see everything inside the house,so i am very2 satisfied.

[@angelpurcell3156]

Such a beautiful interesting home! I am speechless on all of gorgeous pics and plates,cups and all....what an awesome fine....what a beautiful home to fix and treasure the hard work they put in it!!

[@thatgirl3757]

It's really not hard to see what a beautiful place this once was. The little general store downstairs was a nice unexpected surprise. The 1st room you entered at the beginning of the video held the most gorgeous dining room furniture. I'm at a loss for words after that store though , thank you so much for sharing this with us

[@cindyj7506]

The "sewing machine" at the door, is actually a very old knitting machine. Such a gorgeous collection of antiques

[@CarolsCurrentObsession]

So at 44:15 the reason for the bed with curtains is because a whole family slept in that room. Mom and dad needed their privacy (hence the curtains) and baby or young child slept on the cot. That's how they often did it with multiple families living in the same house.

[@carolannthornton1918]

Fantastic work!! God bless and keep you in the matchless name of Jesus, whom you keep seeing artifacts of worship and honor for...He is alive and l pray you guys accept him as savior and Lord if you haven't already! I love this Explomo adventure every Saturday with cocoa! Thanks guys❤🙏🕊✝️

[@bettycogswell9851]

Amen...

[@juliemcbride6822]

What a great explore, as always. Thanks for sharing this amazing place and story!!

[@toughman313]

big bravo for this one! amazing, breathtaking, music is perfect and that shop was a huge opener, this video deserves a million views soon

[@annicamatthews6156]

This was such an amazing place. Such a wonderful find in the basement. You did a great job showing it all.😘

[@liviumiculit5678]

Hello!! You made a fine introduction like silk background music too! You have worked with refinement and elegance, the interior and the objects that speak for themselves satisfy the demands of history enthusiasts! Maureno receives a hug from me as a merit for the work done! 🤗 Same respect and hug for Danny🤗 Congratulations guys and strength! Portugal is Beautiful!

[@chrisa6463]

Thank you for making these videos!

[@sherryevans709]

Thank you guys for everything you do !!!! I love everything you bring to us to see 💞 please stay safe !!!

[@laurabrown9623]

Absolutely mesmerizing, cannot believe the beautiful antiques! Just amazing as always!!!💖

[@aparsil]

Beautiful and rich documentary, congratulations for this filming, really historic. From São Paulo - Brazil

[@elizabethtorres6069]

Frame 47:58 Busch this is a knitting machine, still being used today. Not sure how old is this device..I AM SO LOVING THIS VIDEO! That untouched 29:00 "back to the past, VISUAL room", was specially kept untouched...strange hardly no dust on that piano. The live energy in that room..AMAZING folks! This was THEIR family room! "You can vandalize, but leave this room, upstairs and my General Store business alone." Type of feeling.💕 🐱🐾THAT CAT LOOKED MAD! She wasn't crazy about you trespassing. 🤣El Gato! the body guard! 🐾🐱

[@tracyfowler6955]

You guys are brilliant. Thank you so much for showing us these amazing places

[@lindseycameron5442]

Your videos get better and better I swear! The hidden shop was the discovery of a lifetime

[@Explomo]

Aww thank you Lindsey! :-) We are trying to improve after each and every video! The hidden shop was so unique and it was the last thing I expected when I entered that basement.

[@angiewanders7272]

So amazing!! Such a beautiful home. I'm still so amazed by all the stuff that gets left behind.

[@tatertott2390]

Where i live in California, olive trees grow everywhere!! Very cool! Watching video now...very exciting! 💗

[@gabrielesattler9213]

Wow..That vintage Scale..and the advertising props, to die for...It should be preserved???Mercy

[@cindyj7506]

Love watching your exploring. Your fantastic!

[@patriciacobb1719]

This house of looks exactly like one of the movies I seen on their family have passed away too but they had only had two daughters I wonder if a lot of these people were running from the war you do beautiful work thank you for sharing

[@beebasema]

What a brilliant find so much to see, and the SHOP.. fantastic!!!! well done xx

[@ld64pepsigirl]

Another incredible video. Great Job as always! Stay Safe & Take Care!

[@romeolorenzo2468]

Great video guys!👍🏻

[@arbis3633]

Gorgeous! Thank you.

[@CarmenRodriguez-xm1dw]

Just love love the introduction to your videos.I sometimes go back to see again. 👏from Carmen in Queens New York.

[@jodierdahl7694]

Absolutely stunning!

[@marilynburak4452]

This was a great video...Maureno,you always do a great job...

[@pollypeters6734]

Awesome Explorer, thanks for sharing!!

[@willyegger4488]

Hi Maureno, Once more I can only at first say WOW! - What an incredible tour, where you were guiding us and showing so interesting and breathtaking items. - i loved already your introduction together with the beautiful background music. - It was heartwarming to see, how well you got along with Danny, and I think, that he is also an excellent tour guide for you. - What makes at the moment your videos additionally so lovely and very special are these wonderful personal touches at the beginning and at the end of your actual explore, where you are showing the hotel and the breakfast and the car ride together with Danny. - I love that very much, because it gives me a unique feeling of your wonderful Portugal trip more in detail. - The rooms in the colonels house were magnificient to see, especially the ones, that weren't trashed. - It was like looking into a legit time capsule, where somehow the time stood still. - Lovely neo-baroque furniture, beautiful ornate ceilings, very decorative lamps and chandeliers and such a lot of interesting and original items from the past were visible. That made me nearly speechless, and i can only thank you a lot for documenting that location and at least preserving the memory of a once unique historically significant building! - The little shop was absolutely awesome, because it looked so incredibly original, like right out of the prewar period. - i could hardly believe my eyes! - An absolutely wonderful and breathtaking explore!!!! - Thank you again for sharing this incredible adventure with us viewers. - Wishing you all the best. - God bless you, peace and kindest regards!

[@antoniorosariodacosta1627]

These buds are doing a commendable job! The visual impact has induced nostalgia, and for me life during that era would have been worth living, because now I am living an inhumane life.

[@crunchietoesieattoes4487]

You have a nice videos all time. You like to travel in Portugal. My ancestors from Portugal/ Portuguese descendants. Some design of the furnitures we still made those in Philippines. I like antiques stuff especially chandeliers. Antiques is very valuable. That house is very beautiful back then. I don't know why people vandalized the house, they have no respect even though its abandon. Keep doing your adventures, Explomo and the team.

[@florshricci]

"Chà preto" remainds me of Brazil. We were there there before the quarantine started. There was a little girl at breakfast saying"bom dia"once and over to us, because she found our accent weird, She was so sweet. Amazing video. Loved the storie , all that beautiful furniture and frames. Soo beautiful! Excellent video guys!! Great job!! Cant wait to see the pics on fb. Stay safe!greetings from 🇦🇷🇦🇷😘😘😘

[@davidbrown8303]

I liked the Religious artifact because it looked like quality unlike the cheap plaster you see today. I had a Portuguese friend in the 6th grade he could barely speak English. The people who lived in the house moved to Brazil it's sad to think Brazil digging mass Graves that the rest of the family could be dead from the virus. The lamp you thought was a oil lamp could have been at one time because here in America it's very popular converting old lamps into electric lamps. I have to say this but a curtain right above you're stove is a recipe for a fire lol Thank you for the video it's a really Beautiful place.

[@christineingram55]

It was a really beautiful place and loved the surprise shop,that was so cool..Great video and a lovely walk around 😀

[@judyrose2939]

Great place. ❤️thank you so much love all your videos😀

[@sandralangley2807]

That tapestry on wall was sooooo nice love this you both great thanks showing us all stay safe xxxx

[@wendycameron3823]

Another wonderful video. 😀

[@lisalines781]

Awesome video so much antiques, pictures and such a beautiful vanity and all the clothes that were left behind. I just love the second from last room you showed us so much details the wallpaper, ceiling and the biggest surprise was the old shop.

[@Explomo]

The old shop was totally unexpected and such a treasure to find! Thank you very much Lisa :D

[@MariaAlice-jl7jo]

Tk u for the great video once again really enjoyed it❤️

[@lindaharwell8043]

Really enjoyed this. Like going back in time. You are such a nice young man love your accent. You must love history. Thank you

[@alfredritcher]

Great video. Nice find

[@michellehabets4568]

Wow so beautiful that big house. And in the basement, the shop was a big surprise. That's a really time capsule. 😊 Thanks for sharing. 😊 😊

[@wandabrown2235]

Another awesome upload! Thanks for sharing🇨🇦

[@Explomo]

You are very welcome Wanda! Thank you very much :-)

[@reefadenzel7466]

Love all your videos👍🏻

[@marilurocha3906]

Adorei as louças, móveis toda a decoração!!! Amo o estilo Português!!😍Parabéns !! Belo vídeo meninos.😍😘🇧🇷

[@butterflylady8875]

Wow! This was absolutely awesome… What an amazing find a store in the basement and everything still there👏🏼👏🏼💖🇨🇦🤗😘

[@amybannister4021]

Another great explore. Theres no words to describe its beauty. So sad to see it decay and such a sad story

[@Explomo]

Thank you so much Amy! Totally agree on you, it's very sad to see this beautiful property going to waste. Many things belong in a museum.

[@amybannister4021]

@@Explomo your most welcome. I would love ti save this place and open a museum there or donate items to a museum. Its so hard and sad to see it all being lost to vandals and decay. I love your explores and look forward to seeing more. Take care xxx

[@jdexploresfan3628]

Really dope explore. The store 🏬 part was super awesome. Thanks for the explore 😃👍

[@enelrarentoria5467]

The best when it comes to searching an abandoned place just be careful always🙂

[@Explomo]

Oh well, thank you so very much Enelra! We try our bests to keep you all entertained with the most fascinating places :D we will stay careful!

[@enelrarentoria5467]

@@Explomo thanks for replying I'm an avid fans of all of you guys❤️Philippines🇵🇭

[@barbarawalker7796]

What an amazing find.

[@catherinehutchinson6099]

Another first class find guys, hugely interesting and a little sad also. Stay safe 🙏❤️

[@deliaalvarez6448]

Great house, I love it and yes i agree with you about the clothes. Thanks