ABANDONED House - Everything Left Behind ! Old Family Home

[@UnchartedTravel]

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[@Digitalhunny]

FFS, WHERE ARE YOUR RESPIRATORS?? WHY do you _think_ these videos are worth dying over? If _everything_ has been left abandoned, it's about a 99.9% chance that the house & contents are sick af with mould & mould spores!! These spores are infectious, transmitable & deadly. Why not eliminate any & all risks by wearing proper suits & respiratory gear? If in 5 years you make your own family sick with brain damage & lung issues you could be too dead to care! 🤬🤯🤞

[@cjsgon2bed]

Toilet water was an old name for women's cologne.

[@fudzzz]

The term is still in use today and can be found on many perfume bottles, but written in french: "eau de toilette". It's usually lighter than regular perfume (contains less essential oils).

[@oliviam6792]

Lol what?? Omg NO Google it. Lol.

[@tanyaredfield]

Toilette was a word to mean cleaning up or grooming...it wasn't like our word toilet today.

[@jamesd.5176]

Someone needs to rescue those old books in that old trunk it’s History.

[@randomtinypotatocried]

I was thinking the same thing

[@tanyaredfield]

And those beautiful old dressers. Although they may be very warped and awful by now.

[@Bostonedge]

First time coming to your channel, been following Dan and Jake for some time. Really enjoying this, aside from Dan, Jake, Proper People and now you it's hard to find urbex channels/explorers that don't irritate me. Well done!

[@Bostonedge]

@Divine Sinner Nice, I'll check them out. Thank you!

[@WVUGuy29]

You should check out Dark Exploration Films. He’s always respectful and does an amazing job of giving a nice history of the place he’s exploring in every video. This is his latest video but I don’t think it’s one of his better ones but that’s due to my not caring for sports/NASCAR. He has way better videos. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nKm3h5aeo9aga7s

[@SaveAmerica-TRUMP2024]

12:40 - I can tell you boys are not shooters. Those shotgun shells are alive and well. And they are no more dangerous then any other random container of shotgun shells.

[@jasonb4103]

What gave it away when they said "birdshot slugs" hahaha

[@kathryncoffey8961]

The sponsorship ad and the fridge openings had me in stitches! Great vid as usual, guys!

[@jacobh9123]

RAID SHADOW LEGENDS - the game that sponsors all youtubers but nobody plays.

[@tattooedladi1241]

It’s a horrible game really.

[@YorkshireD1]

Makes me wonder how they can afford all this advertising. Paying KZbinrs to do their dirty work must be the cheapest way.

[@over-cn7qw]

amen brother

[@randomtinypotatocried]

@@YorkshireD1 It's called "whales" (what video game industry calls players who spend a lot of money on in-game purchases... meaning kids and people with gambling addictions) that made them money

[@suzii6335]

Hahaha I loved this video! LOL at you guys talking about the perfume - that made me giggle, sad to see that beautiful trunk of books there rotting away though - books are so precious. Laughed out loud at the fridge opening at the end too. Great vid!!

[@jayg3242]

Yay!!!! Btw bullets, slugs, shells, & bird shot will not just explode. They need a LOT of pressure on that tiny middle circle on the gold/brass side of the round.

[@JarradBruessel32]

I was coming to say the same thing. But then again they are Canadian so they probably don't know that much about gun ammo.

[@korngod]

Brennen doesn't disappoint with his findings. Keep it up! This kind of content is what I live for!

[@ameliatoreson1590]

There is a lot of very interesting things in this house . My mother was in high school in the forties and Latin was a required course . Much of the English language is derived from Latin . Photography was expensive back then . People didn't take pictures like they do today . So when a family had a photograph taken it was a big deal and they dressed in their Sunday best . The reason they didn't smile in the picture is that they had to sit very still for quite some time . It took awhile to expose the picture . it wasn't like today where we just snap TBE picture and your done . I hope that make sense . For the painted ducks . They can be valuable depending on when and who painted them . There were other things in that house that had value like that potatoes chip can and that other canvas picture in the frame . It's a shame to just leave all that history there to just get ruined and lost for ever . I hope my information has been helpful . I would love to go in that house just to look at all that stuff . I love old things . Great viedo .

[@jessicah3450]

Latin helps sooo much in science class, I wish it was still part of the curriculum.

[@rickyaderholt4119]

Wish the Audio was louder.

[@UnchartedTravel]

apologies, it seems the video came out a bit quieter after renderring

[@carolmay5168]

Loved the pitcher and bowl set. You don’t often find so many pieces together.

[@LadyLakeMusic]

Hi Brennen!! Laughing at the toilet water~ it’s perfume silly boys 😁 Also known as eau de toilette, its a less expensive formula than full perfume. As far as the Latin, it was a subject common in high school amongst higher level students even back when I was in school. So educated families would have had Latin books etc. also the series of books was very common to have fancy bound books of classical literature. I have some myself. Very interesting contents!! Thought it was very strange the way the place was sort of deconstructed yet it had China and books. Wish we knew the history of the place. So happy to see a new video!

[@MatthewBaran]

You guys are great. Proper people, Dan bell, and uncharted are the absolute best urbexers. Thanks guys

[@FawnGesicht]

Minus the decay, this one reminded me of hunting cabins and trailers I have been to throughout my life. In a constant state of rebuild... I recognize some specific books and catalogs... good stuff!!

[@tessiewallace3897]

Nice find..love the old houses and all them very old books was awesome..Thanks for the share..

[@romeoslover817]

The extra sinks were probably put in for defeathering and cleaning the birds and stuff they hunted. That process can be messy. That brown 1991 is a reasonable date based on the age of the stuff. telephone, if it is the model I think it is, it is worth money and people in the USA collect them. The stuff in the house is from the 80s and back. Nice find. The snow is so pretty. We don’t get much snow here. I was surprised as hell when I discovered snow doesn’t make any noise when it falls. lol

[@tanyaredfield]

There were some holiday stemware glasses that I recognize as something like Hardee's or Arby's or somewhere gave out as a promotion in the late 80's/early 90's. I have a couple. So yeah that timing is about right.

[@LauraBidingCitizen]

I have to say..& I’m sure I’ll get shot down for this as I know it’s not the proper etiquette when visiting abandoned places, but I’d find it *so* difficult leaving some of those beautiful books behind, knowing the likelihood they’ll one day perish alongside the building is highly probable. It would kill me! Just knowing I could read & enjoy them, & bring them back to life by sharing them all over again.. ah, I know I’m a soppy bugger, but books are precious. They’ve passed through people’s hands that are now long gone, they’re a moment in history we won’t ever get back. I just feel it’s such a waste to leave them rotting (I certainly don’t mean you personally, just a generalised statement!) I’m always intrigued too, to know why places like this became so abandoned in the first place. Was it just not financially viable? Did the person fall ill or pass away, & have no one to pass the property onto? Who knows - I wish I did though lol! Peaks my interest. And I’d also say the carpet on the ceiling was for insulation. Thanks for a fantastic find & upload as always x

[@colortherapy-d8g]

I would much rather have those items get a second life than to just become trash.

[@tattooedladi1241]

I wouldn’t be able to leave some things behind either. I see it as saving them. If it’s a truly abandoned location, it’s not really stealing.

[@mindyschocolate]

Was thinking the same thing. It’s history. So fascinating.

[@tattooedladi1241]

So the horse tack you found was a bridle with blinders, which would be used for a horse that was pulling something. Plow, wagon, cart etc. The “toilet water” was very old perfume. I giggled lol. Are you planning on anymore solo adventures? I would love to see that. I love your regular exploration videos, but the solo ones that you’ve done are my favorite.

[@sarahribbo6276]

What a fascinating home. I could literally spend a full day looking through all the antiques. Great find guys

[@twobrokeguyz1214]

So that vintage Dishmaster Faucet is worth about $300.00 now. Highly collectible. But I'm not the one to gossip so you didn't hear it from me! *sips tea*

[@nathanlong7279]

THANK YOU BRENNEN, I LOVED THE VIDEO THANKS FOR SHARING.

[@MrL4t3]

Yes .. nice place and congrats for 100k !👍🥂

[@UnknownVentures]

Congrats on 100k!!

[@UnchartedTravel]

Thank you so much!!

[@MaxProductionsTV]

So good to see you again you make some of the best videos, just not often enough. So thanks for making this one :-)

[@GunSmokn]

👍

[@bradchamberlain3907]

Agree Max

[@willjakes4178]

Glad you recommended this channel Max, thanks.

[@passiontoexplore8020]

@@willjakes4178 Me 2!

[@MaxProductionsTV]

@@willjakes4178 Iv'e got good taste! Haha

[@VBplays01]

Yes dude happy to see you back ✌

[@UnchartedTravel]

Thank you! Glad to be back!!

[@wiedietie]

🎉✨🎉✨ Congratulations on the 100K Subscribers 🎉✨🎉✨

[@calithunder]

1:51 that orange yellow faux patchwork sheet/blanket was extremely popular in the 70s :)

[@bevcamren1316]

I got a good chuckle out of the toilet water guys that is a type of cologne much less potent than perfume but it is a type of cologne lilac was a very popular scent back in the day

[@lindalrb3864]

The old books Britannica were encyclopedias. That's what old folks like us used because there was no internet. The Chips can may have been Charles Chips. That's how I was introduced to chips as a kid.

[@depone6334]

can you do another one of those Alone videos? i love those Alone videos

[@tattooedladi1241]

Yes! I just made a similar comment. They’re my favorite

[@ThomasJordan-ITW]

@Uncharted Travel - Another awesome one! I noticed that the photo you showed at 19:53 (has a door with a transom window above, and a window to the right) looks somewhat similar to the exterior corner inside the porch at 2:03 (door with transom opening filled in, and window to the right). Hard to tell without dimensions and more info. about the house, but just an observation. Thanks as always!

[@raya5967]

Woowww I missed those 🤟🏻🤟🏻good job💗

[@UnchartedTravel]

Thank you so much!! Glad you enjoy the content

[@kimbra1132]

The opening of the fridges is the best part. That old chest was so cool. I would love to find something like that. Lots of history there in that old house. Dating back to the 19th century to now. Neat find. Nothing like rotting dairy in an abandoned house from 1991.

[@denisewatson5295]

Love this video. Nice to see all of the memories and old furniture 😊. Take care 🙂❤.

[@EllicottCity1]

Always love the fridge opening!

[@m60mgman]

Interesting video. I’m watching and the vintage GE clock radio at 16:45 is exactly what I have by my bed.

[@paige1867]

Wow. I’m jealous of that wrap around porch. So sad that property is in the state that it is. :(

[@thetowerkeeper]

Sad to see all the things just left there and the books. Wonder who lived ther -pity no nearby locals to ask.

[@anthonysworld1384]

I really enjoyed watching this video! Thank You very much!

[@lillianosa]

I've been waiting for new video👏I'm so excited!

[@UnchartedTravel]

Thank you! Hope you enjoy!!

[@kizzume]

Glad to see you uploading again :)

[@RayOutThere]

Awesome video!

[@UnchartedTravel]

Thank you so much for watching!!

[@rhiannonrising]

Haha I love how you guys have no idea what anything is. Your speculating cracks me up

[@bewhitey]

Nice video Brennen! Glad to see you still exploring abandoned places! You guys had me cracking up about the toilet water 😆 Every time I watch one of Dan's live streams he says he misses you

[@TACTICALMICHAEL]

Great video. Things were built better back then. South Carolina loves your videos. Keep it up and stay safe

[@ChrisMcEvoy]

Great video as usual Brennen. That was a horse bridel with reins. That handheld vacuum is the same as my mom had when I was a kid in the 90's , that brought some memories back to me :)

[@shaileecowan6688]

Miss you guys!!! Must suck being grounded, not being able to travel to new places atm. Could spend ages looking through all those books! Thanks guys x

[@buda3d2007]

Congrats on 100k! :)

[@kellykeller5741]

My mom had one of those pitchers on the shelf but I don't see the small drinking glasses that went with it....my mom told me when I was little it was old and we never used them...I see a few things my mom had in this video and it takes me back to some good memories...

[@soukthavoneinsisienmay1188]

Welcome back!!!!! 😁

[@brandonguillory242]

great video man good to see you back

[@colleenhoperue5538]

What a interesting video.i liked it alot.I enjoyed seeing all the stuff left behind.im gonna be ordering more tabloids and magazines later for the collection 😊

[@pnp6408]

The tin at 8:22 probably was for flour or sugar.

[@joyceslack2708]

I'm just finding your channel looking back at all your old videos. Lol toliet water was perfume back in the 50, 60, 70s for sure.

[@laurajones1076]

Awesome! Loved it!

[@misstuesday404]

toilet water was what we used to call cologne a long time ago, love this ,i remember the camping one in the old prison, i was terrified for you Brennen,

[@gaylewilliamson9183]

The place didn't look so bad from the outside.shame it's left to decay.the wooden decoys are very expensive to buy.Probably very nice at one time great find. I still use bacon grease.😀👍❤️

[@RadionessYouTube]

I discovered your channel today, so far it's awesome! I watched most videos and I'd love to see you look at more military buildings or industrial stuff.

[@UnchartedTravel]

Thank you so much! Glad you enjoy the content! And noted! We have some more military stuff planned and will be doing some industrial explores soon!!

[@RadionessYouTube]

Living in a post-soviet country, which was occupied by Soviets and Nazis (before Soviets "saved" us), there's a lot of military buildings, I just love these. Thank you for planning that.

[@gmcnewlook]

New era brand potato chips? That’s quite a find that dates back to the 30s (or the brand anyways)

[@turnerplackmeyer]

Who knew making potato chips would lead to a multi million dollar hat company.

[@Pantheragatos]

Somebody should try to salvage some of the old furniture etc..

[@davidneal3699]

Awesome find you guys that whole place is a treasure chest👍🏼 watching from Norco California stay safe😷 wow the antiques.

[@terrycassidy31]

Hello from Palm 🌴Springs ! You guys are so funny! Lmaooooo Hey "toilet water " was not for the toilet lol It was a light spray or dab perfume for ladies I would say 1950s and earlier. Anyways this was an entertaining enjoyable video ! Thanks for sharing ❤

[@dsy096]

Watchout for potential lead, asbestos, and foam those are dangerous especially in an abandoned old houses

[@dawnsmith7936]

Your volume needed to be turned up a little bit !

[@wirelessbluestone5983]

26:06 I believe the language is Irish. The book might be a Bible.

[@johnq4951]

It is indeed. I can see mentions of God and The Lord

[@aliciabruder1106]

Looked like you found an old carriage/wagon bridle, or even maybe an old plow bridle. It had blinkers/blinders and very long reins, so the horse would definitely being towering something behind it for the long reins to be needed.

[@lorimorrisey7957]

These people collected heirlooms and antique s ! Not hunters lodge!

[@brittany1373]

You guys should check out Bainbridge naval base in Port Deposit, MD. It was abandoned in the 70’s but they allow tours and people sneak in all the time. The architecture is beautiful and the pictures from when it was still open are stunning. Its really sad to see it completely run down and destroyed but I think it would be a really cool place to explore

[@russC13]

I love your videos! You do such a great job and I anxiously await for the next one! I would love to go on an adventure with you!

[@doctorerosxcelsior]

Yo I want to have a random farmhouse full of cool stuff 😍

[@cd0531]

really cool video 👍

[@D0CT0RD00M]

You guys are much better than I. I would become a thief the minute I found that trunk of books, so much history I couldn’t let just rot there for eternity

[@romeoslover817]

Toilet water is actually perfume.

[@alexisroman1122]

When they open the fridge that my favorite part

[@KevFPV]

Tnx.

[@eyechi1051]

Brandon, you cease to disappoint ...

[@JodieAnn67]

It’s such a shame that those beautiful books will be lost forever 😔

[@kristineguetschow9134]

Toilet water was not placed in the toilet. It was like a mild cologne women used to smell nice. I think they stopped calling it “toilet water” in the 1960’s. Unfortunate choice of name....

[@missblink4611]

😂😂😂

[@FSAUDIOGUY]

You guys be careful about breathing in the old (spores) in those places, it can make you very sick. Cool videos!

[@zacattack8795]

Love this video buddy

[@steveforsythe9264]

Congrats on the 100K subs!!

[@paulandrulis4672]

Toilet water was another name for perfume, guys, lol. By the way, the primers on those shotgun shells were nice and clean. The gunpowder inside would be perfectly fine. Those were live rounds.

[@paulchristodoulou7973]

Love these videos

[@babyrazor6887]

4:53 was more than likely a photo of an undertaker preparing a body for a funeral.

[@tbwkn]

Man that wind sounds chilly

[@jintonic07]

how do you find these places!!?? So exciting!!

[@traceylee62]

That toilet water perfume.. the words toilet water doesn't mean it's meant to clean your toilet with. It means it's a "Cheap" perfume.. since good perfume is really expensive.

[@maggiecousineau1877]

Toilet water is like cologne

[@brendadion7868]

Re the "toilet water"...it has nothing to do with the toilet. French origin "eau de toilet"...a "watered down" , less expensive perfume. Eau means water, toilet refers to basic grooming etc, a routine for this.

[@linkdandyparanormalnetwork]

The main room with the fireplace has ceiling lights reminiscent of store lighting.

[@alexisroman1122]

There back great channel

[@UnchartedTravel]

Thank you so much!! Glad you enjoy the content!!

[@alexisroman1122]

@@UnchartedTravel your welcome

[@michellepratt6159]

The reson for the string all around is that the person my have been going blind

[@ticklemeelmo73]

When you have that exact "Ontario Turtles" book from the MNR.

[@SaveAmerica-TRUMP2024]

AUDIO is too QUIET! Turn that mic up YO!!

[@GenXandProud]

The leather thing was a horse's bridle.

[@adamzandstra89]

Every creek you guys hear is someone behind you of this world or another lol! 🤘🏻

[@tbwkn]

We're all those foot prints yours leading up to the house or were they already there?

[@kupo3769]

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