Urbex: Abandoned Lake EEEERIE House

[@slideshowjojo]

I am very impressed with your videos, the way you respect items left behind, as they are someone's memories. With all due respect to other explorers, your narration is perfect, and you don't add any music or sound effects like other Urban Explorer videos. Having no sound added, or edited, brings the viewer right there with you. The wind blowing through the windows, doors, and gaping holes, sounds so peaceful and surreal. Every time I think I've watched all of your videos, another one I haven't seen pops up, and I get excited. Keep up the good work, and thank you for sharing your adventures!

[@TikiTrex]

Thank you so much for such a nice comment! :)

[@63gstone]

A lot of people see only junk there. I see... Solid wood doors with frames. Old well made door knobs. Hard wood floors. Brass plumbing. Old window frames. Probably counter weighted. Did not see the roof. But could it be slate tiles? Very valuable stuff in that old house!

[@johndoe3189]

i live in the washington DC area where there is a lot of wealthy people, and there is a huge market for reclaimed doorknobs and lock sets from old houses. theres no charm in modern homes anymore, so people with disposable income are paying top dollar for that old stuff

[@Hensen1954]

And I see 10 minutes with a D9. lol.

[@SantaDog81]

Don't forget the Super Mario 3 cartridge.

[@autisticadventures5191]

than you tikitrex i was shot in the line of duty and am wheelchair bound most of the time but i am able to explore through your lens thank you I'm great full to you . justin

[@TikiTrex]

Hi Justin, I'm so sorry to hear you were injured in the line of duty. Thanks for your service, whatever organization you were involved in. I'm glad I am able to help. :)

[@isarovivlousin1215]

It's such a shame that beautiful old homes like this are left to die. Imagine this home restored and updated...

[@annasummers5348]

These videos break my heart. These places far to beautiful to let decay like this

[@cassiewhitmore6180]

I love love love your channel. When I was younger, I would always go into abandoned houses. I'm still so fascinated with it, but now I can only see stuff like this through postings like this. Thank you for doing what you do, especially for people like me that can no longer do it.

[@iiatargetanalyst3046]

Metal bed frames vintage as kitchen table 1950 era. I love the french style windows/doors in living room area oooh Nice explore 😉

[@rosaliebarry5995]

Boy I bet that was a beautiful home once upon a time. I con just imagine how those four bedrooms upstairs must have looked with the ceiling angles and that old wall paper. I also noticed the old linoleum I some of the rooms that was designed to look like a rug. So unique and beautiful! Thanks so much!

[@NatureLadyxyz]

I appreciate your videos.no bad language and respect for the property.great job from Tennessee

[@malkay8]

I bet this was a really pretty house in it's day.

[@sourpatchkid394]

I love the wall paper, the head board and that rug was probably beautiful in it’s prime. Beautiful little house

[@AudiophileTubes]

Even your older vids are intriguing and highly interesting! My daughter and I are looking forward to your newest ones soon!

[@dorian1764]

I love the old wall paper and flowery flooring.

[@kathygalloway2990]

I just wonder why someone would just go into these abandoned properties just to destroy the beauty especially these old home's saddens me to see this!! I love your video's!!

[@amya2780]

Poor house! I bet this was adorable back in its day!

[@elkidee1]

I have watched videos by others and I must say some of the camera work I have seen is almost rough enough to make you feel ill. I really like the slow deliberate camera movements you do so the observer never feels "jostled" or "ill". Your calm reasonable narrative is also an asset to your videos. It's almost, for me, like going on a stroll through a portion of someone's life. Thanks for your work.

[@marylupo3656]

I admire your bravery for going through these houses by yourself!!!!!

[@asankaw1]

must have been a beatuiful house in its glory days.. i can imagine people siting in the living room chatting over a cup of tea and enjoying the sun and garden.. must be having lot of stories to tell if it can talk.

[@windymoore4009]

Great video of that poor old I think, Victorian house. Your narration adds to the feeling of being there and finding wonderful treasures of ones life. Thank you!

[@christhornley1664]

I find abandoned places fascinating. Particularly large institutions. Once busy, bustling places now empty and silent, slowly decaying. I like the patterns of decay, peeling paintwork, mould, emptiness and desolation, and all the detritus and artefacts that are left behind. I like your videos. Do you ever experience anything paranormal when you explore these sort of places?

[@TikiTrex]

+Chris Thornley I've never experienced anything paranormal myself. If you're into large institutions, I've just uploaded an insane asylum. :)

[@christhornley1664]

***** Thankyou, I'll check it out.

[@ginamaria2579]

What beautiful details, & I actually love the wallpapers too.. YES a chair in the closet suspect ? Lil bit creepy , the birds have taken up residence .. Thank you Tiki, as always AWESOME.....

[@Jane_Harlie]

The wallpaper downstairs in the great room is totally IN right now. So neat how that happens! Love your videos....hope you do some new ones soon!

[@aidenclout7795]

I love you're videos and I can't stop watching them, liked and subscribed thanks from England :-D

[@TikiTrex]

Thank you, Aiden! I appreciate your subscription and am glad you enjoy the videos. :)

[@greyferguson9319]

I explored an old house one time. . .in the attic I found an old suitcase, I opened it up & inside was a pair of rubber shoes and a straight jacket. I ran out of there, won't go in the attic alone anymore. Love your videos.

[@TikiTrex]

+Sherry Norton That would be very unnerving to find. Thanks, Sherry.

[@Shewulfy]

I have to say.. You are my fav explorer! It is fun to see what if anything previous owners left behind. You kind of get a feel for how they lived. I'm thinking though, most are hoarders. Another fine video! Loved it!

[@L8dyAriel]

This is a lovely home..I love seeing the woodwork on all of these places!!

[@zigzag554]

Yet another amazing tour of an old house, and I like the commentary throughout, it draws your eyes to things you might not have noticed. This house is one I wouldn't like to live in (after restoration) it seems too creepy! Thanks again.

[@willowwonder5917]

Looks like someone lived there had horses hence the cowboy boots perhaps showed them at fairs. I love the they wood in this house it's beautiful. Thank you for sharing

[@JJ-lr8em]

Such a beautiful house. Breaks my heart... Love your videos!

[@TikiTrex]

Thanks, James!

[@xsnowyangel9]

There are so many abandoned houses on my way to work. Too bad I can't stop to check them out. Love your videos by the way!

[@jeaniecoudriet6201]

I liked this house, the woodwork on the stairs was beautiful! Also, I don't know about your area, but in Northeast ohio, it's hard to find a store that carries wallpaper, so looking at wallpaper from way back is now neat to me, and the tiles and flooring, you just don't see floral floors any more! Great house, I enjoyed this one!

[@rysaj1]

can you imagine what this place was like back in it's day

[@WiserRecordsInc]

The biggest question I continued to ask on this tour, was how close or how far from the actual lake does it sit? Loved the unusual arched window in the "Mario 3" bedroom. Tiki, I have found your videos so much more interesting than just about anything one can find on cable television...and they are free! Perhaps you will one day have your very own television show? Thank you again! You Be Careful, Austin Glen ~oO(♪)Oo~

[@TikiTrex]

It sits on a road the follows closely to the lake but I can't remember if you can actually see the lake from this house or not as it's been awhile that I filmed this. If so, it wouldn't be walking distance as you'd have to cross farmer's fields. Thanks again for your awesome comments, Austin! :)

[@sueojeda5712]

Again the best explorer on you tube wish you could do it again 😊

[@vickinoeske1711]

I love old appliances. I'm always sad to see them abandoned. Lots of nice wood left (doors). Great tour per usual.

[@the1texasmccoy]

I love all the antique wallpaper in this house. They just don't make things like that anymore. It must've been quite lovely when the house was still in good shape. Also it was pretty cool that there wasn't much vandalism other than the broken windows.

[@1972Gargoyle]

I love your videos! :) The wood work on the stairs is really cool

[@TikiTrex]

Thank you!

[@wientz]

Wow another "north shore" gem....I finally found it!!

[@BeckyBandJesus]

Wow the stair furnishings are stunning!

[@StanUlch]

watching your video's is a love/hate thing, lol. I love to see the old architecture, and the history. However, with all the homeless, I hate seeing all this waste, of buildings that could be given, fixed up, and let life thrive in them once again!

[@charlesconnolly8435]

i love your videos pam at least you actually go all the way in the house dinner's ready in the oven lol

[@donnag4940]

Your videos are amazing. The house had to of been quite beautiful in its day. You have shown us all something wonderful yet haunting at the same time. Wish I had your guts. Have you ever went exploring and found someone inside?? Keep up the great work!!

[@TikiTrex]

Thanks, Donna. I've never found someone inside while exploring but did have a biker once enter a house after I was already there while exploring a house in Florida. He left out the window shortly after we made contact. Not sure his intentions, but he was looking around the kitchen when I approached him.

[@donnag4940]

***** I live very close to Lake Erie as well here in Ohio. Its a very historic area with museums and part of the Underground Railroad. Not to mention the location of the Ashtabula Train Disaster of 1876. Many ghost hunters with all the tragedies that have happened. We don't have any old places to explore. Please don't stop your explorations!! You make it as if I am there doing it myself.

[@TikiTrex]

You're very welcome! I'm glad I was able to give you a view of the inside. Thanks for the added info! :)

[@sharondavidson2581]

Wonderful old doors and trim.This is an old house.

[@lorimorrisey7957]

I wish you hadn't rushed the in a house with so many rooms. It was very disorienting. I would love to see the wallpaper layers close up and unusual flooring which appeared to be rugs but in fact predates linoleum. Thanks for sharing. 😊

[@dsbup]

Hello, Tiki! I see this is one of your earlier videos, but it's a great one! This house has a lot of interesting architechtural features, especially the woodwork and those arched windows. I wouldn't have gone upstairs, though; not without a bannister. Good job!

[@TikiTrex]

+Douglas Scheirer Thanks, Douglas! Yes, this is one of my first videos from years ago.

[@JohnMcMahon.]

I wonder when this house was built, I reckon there was a lot of happy times in that old house.

[@sueishere25]

I live about 20 minutes from Lake Erie. Love the video!

[@TikiTrex]

Awesome. Glad you enjoyed!

[@watchensee]

Like most of these old houses I'll bet this place was a beauty in it's heyday.

[@TikiTrex]

Thank you, Nikki! And good luck with your recovery! :)

[@stevehein7884]

these old homes had style great video

[@Victrod3]

Let us see you once in a while. You are awesome. xoxo

[@TheSofres]

The front entrance and stairs reminds me of my house.

[@MLaker221]

I am subscribed and your videos are great BECAUSE you don't add cheesy sound effects or stupid 'scary' music.. I cannot stand that! And you don't pause on things for too long... I can pause and rewind all I'd like.. but some people just sit on something and its like... MOVE ON! LOL

[@BeckyBandJesus]

Same. The spooky sound effects and edits on exploration videos of abandoned houses aren't as good as vids like this. I absolutely hate how suddenly they will add in sounds that will scare you for certain parts...etc. Annoys me.

[@COUNTRYBOYDTOM31]

Wow i can't believe your not afraid to go in some of these places you rock chic

[@lottiefaith6935]

It would be cool if you could take a little sample of each wallpaper like even an index card size to make a small book. I'm not much of a wallpaper gal but I love all of the old stuff.

[@poindexter1387]

Those kids had GREAT parents...I didn't get a chair when i had to go to the closet 😒

[@kroakie4]

Aww! I would have put that cute little butterfly on the window outside!

[@TikiTrex]

Thank you so much for your kind words as always, Diehl! It means a lot to me, and I appreciate it. :)

[@Dan-dq8rs]

It's super interesting to see how your videos have changed since this one

[@susaneaster6652]

lol i love the way you always open the fridge an oven....what are you expecting....a roast dinner? hey but love your vids....you know how to use the camera...some of these vids make you feel queisy with the camera swinging round...keep em coming lass

[@NewEnglandOtaku]

Oh wow... It's rare to find NES games anymore.. Again loved the video.

[@TikiTrex]

Thank you for the kind words! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@kardro1]

Just finding this old video of yours. That was an old house! I was trying to count the layers of wallpaper in bedroom #2 and I think I counted 5 layers. :D

[@gbpetitt]

The birds nests are Barn Swallows. The house is cool. Many signs of migrants. The worn out boots. Makeshift powder room. Permanent plug next to the outlet! Thanks Kiddo! Love your work!

[@brokenglass849]

Great house! It's a virtual study in vintage wallpaper. The arrangement of the stairs to the second floor is superb. Unfortunate that it's become a ruin.

[@tommax26]

When you plugged that cord into the wall socket, Tiki, ....I was imagining a loud motor starting that would have left a message to one's laundry...haha. Thanks for the laugh. - - Tom

[@Kelamisteriosehistoriasvlog]

Amazing house 😻👏🏻 love your video^^

[@tuffyslittlebreezy8232]

It could be that the chair in the closet was used to reach items stored on a shelf. I am saying this because I have a chair in my walk in closet for that purpose. Short people problems :-)

[@cLEEb47]

Wow that is a beautiful house!

[@donnabrown4349]

My Grandparents had a suitcase like that one. They were born in 1895 and 1899. I bet when the original family lived here Lake Erie was a lot cleaner. Though mud bottom and shallow it did not have the Toxic Algae blooms.

[@nixkigreen]

I so wish I could find places like that to explore, I want to be you lol. I live in the first state of Delaware and I've seen some pretty cool old abandoned places, unfortunately the right of the road so people would know if you were in there. so if ever you come this way I'm sure you'd be able to seek out something cool. I'm a big fan and spending my Sunday watching your videos as I recover from major surgery. XO x.o.x.o best of luck trekking♥♡♥

[@thepinkyprincesspoetc.a.5767]

Thank you for the tour♡

[@Pamer21]

Lol, everything in there circa 1965-ish, then "hello, Mario"

[@Kittydoc90]

That house must have been really pretty in its prime, Pam, and the staircase was particularly nice. Boy, the owners sure loved their busy wallpaper! I'll bet salvagers and restorers would love to get their mitts on the fridge and woodstove, even the wringer washing machine. And I think that's one of the first of your videos that there wasn't the constant roar of traffic in the background; in fact, I think I heard a few birds. Did you enjoy getting to film on a day without snow, slush, or rain?! :)

[@TikiTrex]

Hi Cristina! This was one of my earlier ones I explored for KZbin a few years ago. It's in a fairly desolate location. It's always a pleasure to film without the bad weather elements. :)

[@jmarylastone]

so beautiful and so sad - great video

[@danfromillinois7667]

I CAN'T BELIEVE THAT TWELVE PEOPLE WOULD DISLIKE YOUR VIDEO

[@TikiTrex]

+DAN FROM ILLINOIS Thanks for your support, Dan! Lots of jealous KZbin trolls out there.

[@jasoncarpp7742]

Nice looking house. It seems a shame that someone would just abandon it and leave it to be vandalized. I hope someone buys the house and fixes it up, and either lives in it or uses it as a bed & breakfast, etc.

[@jackiecarle6871]

Hi there, I'm British but I live in New York with my American Husband. I love watching Tiki's adventures on abandoned places. She is genuinely sweet two. I was born and bread in North Yorkshire Leeds. A little town called Garforth. Where in the Uk are u from? Thanks Jackie c

[@bethfaulkner6477]

Lake Side property sad they didn't come back. What a lovely house! Gem too bad thats it not a family gathering place. If i own it would be. Black mold maybe is the reason.

[@PalmDango]

Thats a red admiral butterfly[Vanessa atalanta]. They are quite common here in the UK in July and August

[@sharong8511]

Thank you for your information about the butterfly. I did want to know what it's name was, and thanks to you I do now! Do you know what kind of birds would have built that nest? I am thinking swallows, because of the mud used. I could certainly be wrong; I am always open to being corrected, preferably with kindness instead of being called a moron, stupid, or an idiot....

[@MrCharlieOnly]

Love this place Pam....

[@sperahouse]

Really neat video!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@punishedexistence]

I live right on the south shore of Lake Erie, right by Cleveland. Love the lake, and there's some houses like this around here too, but I just don't have the balls to go in, I'm just afraid of finding people or animals that wouldn't appreciate my presence. But, this is really cool though, I take it you're in southern Ontario somewhere. I always wanted to visit Pelee national park and stand right on the point at the end. Oh well, again, nice video! :)

[@BeckyBandJesus]

You could ask her to check them out for you

[@TikiTrex]

Thanks for the kind words! :) The camera I used here was a Canon PowerShot SX20is.

[@eduardogarcia-fk3fh]

tiki trex no hablo ingles pero tus videos q haces acerca de casad abandonadas me parecen geniales sobre todo aquel video donde fuiste a una casa muy antigua que data del año de 1879 y donde tiene un cementerio al lado de la misma mi nombre es eduardo y soy de reynosa tamaulipas mexico te felicito por todos tus videos q subes saludos

[@mirangermanll]

Hi from a cold n snowy Michigander, lol To my #1 urban explorer! :) My guess ..... that place has been abandoned since at "LEAST" the early/mid 80's

[@TikiTrex]

+Carsten Hahn Aww, thank you. :)

[@magalimadeleine]

I'd love to renovate that one! Gorgeous (or could be in my mind).

[@TikiTrex]

Thanks. This house was fairly isolated out in the country.

[@jackiecarle6871]

@ 32 @ 37 Tiki, what is that little light shining in the closet? another great video. weird all those Cowboy boots Lol..... Jackie C. UK 8-)

[@FrackMeister]

This would have been a very beautiful house if it wasn't abandoned. Like it's obviously past the point of being able to fix, but it seems like it would make a nice house, like the layout is neat and the rooms are a good size and shape.

[@FrackMeister]

Not that abandoned houses aren't beautiful, but they are beautiful in a different way, they are more interesting and haunting.

[@sybileberhart3439]

Any idea of the age of this old house? Very cool old house. Soon there will not be any around.

[@TikiTrex]

Thanks!

[@thomasmcclenan1776]

I envy you. I cant find any abandoned homes around here in east texas

[@stevebirks134]

Hi T.T. this is a beautiful house - what the families were like that lived there? - who owned the boots? -the scolloped wall paper on the left as you walked in - was very similar ( if not the same) as my parents had in their Bedroom ? Thanyou - Be Safe - steve b

[@gregsmith8854]

Hi Tiki, Love your Vids! I would love to do this but I'm a Big Chicken. Have you ever had someone appear and say like "Can I Help you with something " or anything Paranormal? I have a friend who has seen and heard things . It's usually "Go Away", ""What do you want" on the camera. Nothing is heard at the time it's being filmed. Just wondering. Pretty woodwork on stairs

[@TikiTrex]

Greg Smith Thanks, Greg. No, I haven't experienced anything paranormal.

[@gabryrace7292]

Thanks for all!

[@mikebruce7723]

I enjoy your videos Ms. Trex. If that house is near a farm perhaps there were immigrant farm workers in there?? I've explored abandoned houses before. I was in one about a year ago that was unoccupied since the 70s. It was like a time warp. I took some pictures but never a video. Keep up the exploring!

[@TikiTrex]

Hi Michael. I do believe you are right as there are a lot of immigrant farm workers in this area during the summer months. Thanks for the comment!

[@martinemjt]

it must have been quite a beautiful home.

[@addagwenlyn9662]

Tiki, when you were in school did they ever give you a magazine called, The Weekly Reader ? The reason why I ask is because when I was a young child our teacher showed us pictures of a polluted Lake Erie, dead fish floating and all, the caption read something to the effect that Lake Erie is a dead lake. Yeah, never to be able to support life again. Well, is it true ? Is it just a polluted dead lake ? Thank you.