Urbex: LARGE ABANDONED Overgrown HOUSE

[@TikiTrex]

Thanks! I'm glad you enjoy them! :)

[@TikiTrex]

Thank you, Marisa! That means a lot.

[@TikiTrex]

Thanks for the sweet comment, Teala! I really appreciate it! :)

[@TikiTrex]

Agreed! Thanks for watching!

[@TikiTrex]

Thanks! I try to do my best with the history although it's not always available :)

[@TikiTrex]

Thanks, Katnali! :)

[@windymoore4009]

As usual, another wonderful video and great house. Bet it was a beautiful place when first built and lived in. A lot a great detail. Since the TV was left, anyone for watching "Ask This Old House"? Keep exploring and be safe.

[@MTLRow]

Beautiful house and as always, wonderful video with superb narrative. thank you for sharing and be careful while exploring!

[@walkermorris5911]

great video Pam,this is one gorgeous house,thanks so much for sharing

[@TikiTrex]

Thank you! I have run into someone once exploring an abandoned house in Florida. A biker walked in after me and was walking around. Not sure his intention but he left out the window shortly after we made contact. It was a little unnerving at first when I heard him.

[@TikiTrex]

I would have loved to, but unfortunately, it was too high up there to see. Thanks for your comment :)

[@TikiTrex]

Thanks, Walker! :)

[@andrewbrendan1579]

Hansel and Gretel at the witch's house, Jack in the giant's castle, Goldilocks in the three bears' house: the original urban explorers. Tiki, you're part of a great tradition! Thanks for sharing your explorations with us.

[@TikiTrex]

I know what you mean and feel the same way. Thanks for the nice comment! :)

[@TheSpazModic]

Good video, Tiki. So many of these houses that you film look incredibly well built...like they'd last another 100 years if someone would maintain them.

[@76southernpride]

it probably could have been a really nice place if they could have finished working on it. I really like the stone on the outside. thanks for sharing

[@TikiTrex]

Many thanks! :)

[@TikiTrex]

Thank you! I agree - this one was pretty solid.

[@TikiTrex]

Thanks!

[@chrissycopeland4097]

I like that no personal belongings were left in this home, yet the personal belongings give a sort if voice to the house. I guess I am torn in my thinking and likes for abandoned houses, but never your vids. They are always awesome :0)

[@jolovesminnis]

The house kinda looks like it could have been a Sears kit house. I really love all your videos! Thanks for taking me on your adventures!

[@carolehayden8566]

Excellent one more time. Always and ever there are 1-2 chairs to spruce up the place and make one feel welcome. I talk to you so you don't fall thru the floor. "oops..Watch out" I very much look forward to your videos.

[@tealapowell5241]

Great video, Pam! You're the best!! Take Care!:)

[@TikiTrex]

Thanks, Steve!

[@TikiTrex]

Thank you for the kind words! I was actually just in Northwest Arizona a few days ago and didn't find too much in the way of abandoned properties there.

[@celinemc]

Thank you!

[@moocowdad]

ahh Friday a day early..its like opening a christmas present early :) thanks for the video Tiki, and you did find the cobwebs :)

[@AbandonedSteve]

Great Video Tiki

[@TikiTrex]

It was on a very busy road and so I didn't want to be seen out wandering around the grounds or leave my car there for too long as there was nowhere else to park. I didn't see any stairs to the attic, otherwise I would have checked it out. I don't carry around a ladder to enter the ceiling access panels, so I only enter attics if there are stairs leading to one. Thanks for your comment as always.

[@Hubbafer]

LOVE your adventures!!!

[@darlon9552]

I think I'm drawn to your videos because it seems as if you try to find the history behind the structure, really awesome!

[@58bigjim]

Good work Tiki!!

[@TikiTrex]

My pleasure! Thanks for watching! :)

[@TikiTrex]

I agree. I don't know why they'd want to redo that nice woodwork with paint.

[@ominoustoilet7468]

Hey TikiTrex I just discovered you! I covered this house yesterday and then found this video in my suggested videos list after uploading it! It was so awesome to see the things that you found in there 3 years ago. I would love for you to check my video out, if you think it was empty when you were there you should see how little is left now. I also cover the barn, which is in a horrible state now compared to how it looks in your video. I'm glad this house helped me find your videos! :)

[@emmville]

i love this house much have been nice in it's day

[@JamesAnthony]

You do the best urban explorations, love that you always show the details and your commentary is what makes it so much better then most.

[@colinburchill7519]

nice house, and pretty sound too. no graffiti. keep opening those freezer doors. some people watch too many mafia films, lol

[@TikiTrex]

Thanks. No, I haven't explored that area in awhile, but I do have a couple in mind when in the GTA area again.

[@Pierson116]

Yay abandoned home! So interesting. My cousins house...

[@jessicamccue5652]

Once was a beauitful house now look at it :( Thanks for the video

[@paine100100]

Awesome videos! Some really cool places you find. You should try looking around Connecticut. Me and my Girlfriend would enjoy exploring with ya!!!

[@TikiTrex]

That's what many have told me, but I'm Canadian with no Irish in my family. Not sure where it comes from. Thanks for the compliment! :)

[@xlines]

Nice one ,

[@thecanadianpersuasion2004]

Awesome video, I love these places, Have you been to the abandoned Horse Ranch in Milton?

[@vickinoeske1711]

Yes. Old appliances!

[@mikecroaro519]

Exterior brickwork excellent. Very typical brick style in the 50's and 60's.

[@azbycxdwesmit3705]

aww no barn vids , but great old house vid!

[@shailesh_R]

hey :) hi tiki(pamster) how are you? great video !!!

[@dalemcnamee4179]

The "metal thing " by the tree trunk was a field irrigator... It could be towed by tractor to wherever watering was needed... It could also be used for fertilizer and pesticide...

[@ndog2005]

Great video, as always .. How did you get thru those weeds? Having had poison ivy, have fear of that.. Good thing you watch where your going, catch the 'part of floor missing .. One plus, NO Vandals....

[@TikiTrex]

Haha! No, doesn't look that way, Chris! Thanks for watching! :)

[@ppompeiable]

I follow Your pan so well now and feel empathy with You for the unknown of the huge spiders. Another winner Tiki.

[@Pierson116]

That's interesting...I've always wanted to see what ever happened to the place

[@buddylight2191]

I would like to see better shots of the old heating systems in these buildings.

[@TikiTrex]

LOL, I actually thought yesterday was Friday until shortly after I uploaded it. And yes, the cobwebs can never hide from me. Thanks for your comment! :)

[@sybileberhart3439]

did you explore the out buildings and that fabulous barn??

[@Kittydoc90]

Well, KZbin ate my last reply and part of yours again-everything past your (absolutely correct :D) feelings of passion for animals. I think it sounds like your little boy (and birds too, no doubt) are well and truly loved. It's amazing how wonderful that bond between 2-leggers and 4-leggers (or 2-legs+2-wings) can be, how much it does for us. And Mini Dachshunds are, on the whole, very bright, loving dogs. I hope you have many more years with your boy. If you ever pass through NoVa/DC, you'd be welcome to meet my furry crew (2 dogs, 4 kitties-currently. Always subject to sudden increase, much to my terrific husband's chagrin) and have a cup of coffee. It can be tough to find urbex material here now, however-one has to go farther and farther out, and avoid serious law enforcement. They're not too laid back around here. You do such a great job!

[@TikiTrex]

Isn't KZbin wonderful?! That is a very sweet offer, Cristina. Thank you - I really appreciate it. And your furry family sound so adorable. :)

[@Kittydoc90]

:)

[@TikiTrex]

Fortunately, that has not happened to me before.

[@ericforget9001]

Aww no roof Cam :) Funny those brick being on the roof ?

[@TraditionalHymns]

They were probably there to help buoy a mounted satellite dish.

[@nixkigreen]

Its funny I just had a thought, I wonder if any past owners or residents have come across any of your videos and were like hey that's my old house lol!

[@Daniel28021991]

Great video like everytime, why didn,t you took a seat at 4:15 and watch a littlebit TV? :D

[@TraditionalHymns]

Thanks so much for sharing this beauty with the world, Pam. :) It's good to see vandals haven't gotten to it with their pathetic, childish scribbling on the walls. If someone resumed the renovation, it has plenty of potential. My room has an old phonejack like that too. ^_^ As old at it appeared to be (very old) and with a wire along the baseboard, it still worked when I had phone service that way. @ 9:15, bathroom wall tiling?

[@RedhandCDN]

Great vid again Pam,ty for sharing.Was nervus for you in that upstairs bathroom.Please do becareful,as we love your vids,keep them coming!

[@darlon9552]

Maybe an upstairs apartment?

[@deannachambers2884]

I seen the home that you showed and I have to say that is very big and beautiful but I noticed that in some of the rooms the walls had like splits in Corners my father was a carpenter and he used to tell me that houses would have a settling problem which would be a problem for structural damage and by the way you are awesome and I just love the way you do your your reporting of your shows here and God bless you and all that you do thank you for sharing with the public and many more to come thank you for all that you're doing again.

[@umedhcyril]

Excellant..

[@annegleason8442]

There is a abandoned house in the state I live in!! And I'm dying to go through it! But I know I can't!

[@williamgriffin6515]

yay!..new video

[@Lizpuff2006]

I just started watching these "abandoned" vids and you are by far my fav! Just a quick q, you are a woman and appear to be alone...do you ever run into anyone? That would be my biggest fear. Running into someone creepy!

[@Kittydoc90]

Howdydoo Pam-yep, another neat one. Two things-you know it seems we always try to figure out unanswerable questions... I wonder if another makeshift "kitchen" was created upstairs with the second fridge and stove. And-I found the niftiest 1891-1892 catalog for McClary stoves (originally produced in London Ontario beginning in the 1840's)-incredible cast iron monsters for the outrageous price of around $53.00! I think of all the urbex videos I watch, yours are my favorites. I was gonna say I wish we had the same "resources" here in Northern Virginia, but then I remembered that we did when I was a kid when the area development boom was happening-there were soooo many empty houses I can still recall-and for you to have all these abandoned places to explore reminds me that you're going through the same unpleasantness now. What's the lyric from John Denver's "Rocky Mountain High"-"...more people, more scars upon the land?" Bummer. But thanks again, brave person!

[@TikiTrex]

Hiya Cristina! Thanks so much for the compliment on my videos. And that catalog from the late 1800s, wow! That would be so interesting to browse through. Only $53 -- another wow! Although expensive at that time, can you imagine if that's all they cost now? Being antique, I can imagine they'd be way up there in price if you could ever find one. I love those old stoves compared to what we have now. I've never used one but I can imagine. And I'm from London, Ontario, so I guess McClary and I have something in common! lol John Denver was very wise quoting that in his lyrics. So so true!

[@58bigjim]

Be careful exploring some of those old buildings Tiki..

[@sting64az]

Yup sure looks like they tried to do some remodel but stopped..Looks like a 5 gallon bucket of "spacker" in the corner..

[@digital4282]

I'm surprised the hot water heater, refrigerator, and freezer were still in there. If that were in America's inner cities all of that stuff would be gone.

[@felkerchristopher16]

I'm so glad you didn't open that deep freezer in the basement. I've watched one too many spooky movies.

[@LikaLaruku]

Awe come on, how scary can 30 year old leftovers be?

[@fullraph]

You should have opened that freezer in the basement lol I once found a dead deer in the freezer of an abandoned house.

[@thelaughingpikachusatoshim2643]

Where’s the lawn mower and the weed whacker at?? That grass is so freakin tall

[@megalodon8473]

Thanks for sharing Pam, always enjoy your new vids (since that means it's Friday) - doesn't look like they'll be enjoying many barbecues on the back porch anytime soon!

[@annegleason8442]

Basements like thet are creepy!!!

[@TikiTrex]

I hear ya! lol

[@tommax26]

When you were in the basement, I thought maybe you would look inside the freezer..but then alarm got to me....WHAT IF THERE IS A BODY IN THERE? ...yikes.

[@Kittydoc90]

Howdydoo again, Pam! For some reason my original comment has disappeared so I couldn't read the rest of your reply... However, I found the McClary catalog by googling "McClary stove." Third hit down is "Supplementary stove catalog [microform]: The McClary Mfg. Co..." at archive.org>eBooks and Texts>Additional Collections>Microfilm. On an iPad, clicking on that hit takes you to a page that has on the right hand side a black rectangle that says "Download." Clicking on that gives you a list of formats-choose TEXT PDF. The catalog starts on page 5 of the 29 pages that will download. If this is all very basic, I apologize-I'm not very computer-savvy (animal blood and guts is my normal milleau:) ) and I generally need things to be pretty well spelled out. I hope you find it and find it as interesting as I have. What a coincidence that the company originated in your hometown (and that's the last of your reply that I got). I've found companies online that restore and sell old stoves-boy, are they beautiful! And pricey... I haven't looked for a restored McClary yet but I'm sure they're out there.

[@TikiTrex]

Hi Cristina! That's KZbin for you. Full of glitches. I find so many of the longer comments missing the bottom half, and then have to wait for the rest to load, but it seems to take time for the "show more" button to appear these days for some reason. Thanks for the step-by-step instructions on how to find the catalog online. I'll definitely check that out! Love your milleau, btw! I admire you for what you do. It's docs like you that saved my dog since I've been here in Florida with new prostate issues. He's back to normal again thanks to you guys! So keep on keeping on! :)

[@Kittydoc90]

Oh, I'm so glad he's okay, Pam! I'm sure you played an enormous part in his recovery-certainly as his "parent," you're the one who recognized your dog's problem and loved him enough to get medical attention. For me, our pets aren't just "pets"-they're soooo much more-I wanted to be a vet from the time I was in 7th grade, to give back to them what they were giving me-CONTINUE to give me! And I was fortunate enough to make it through the schooling. So my vocation is also my avocation. I'M the lucky one who gets to try to help the beings who help me and be a part of creating and maintaining happy families. And as an urbexer, YOU enrich my life by doing something that I'D love to do but can't. We all work together...

[@TikiTrex]

I totally agree, Cristina! I don't see pets as just pets, either. I see them as part of my family. My Miniature Dachshund is 12-years-old now and goes everywhere with me. I love him to pieces, vice versa, and see him as one of my kids. He is so loyal. He and my 3 birds are my life. I'd have a cat, too, if it weren't for the birds. I'd have them all, lol. My passion for animals goes way beyond what words could possibly say. And good for you with the choices you have made in life sticking to your goals and following your heart and dreams working hard at getting through Veterinary Medicine. I imagine it was a long road, but a very rewarding career in the end. Thank you for all you do!

[@TikiTrex]

I think you are right, lol.

[@raine2au]

I always find it strange that most abandoned house seem to have at least one chair in the middle of a room. What is with that?

[@SweetSugar]

Whats your accent? It sounds a bit irish its lovely!

[@Triangulove]

I am just curious, but do you select houses that are in a state of disrepair usually? It seems like most of the houses you explore look like they have been torn to pieces by vandal rather tan succumbing to nature or time like a lot of other abandon house videos I have seen. This I find very depressing. People who destroy are negative and rotten.

[@TikiTrex]

No, I do not select certain types of abandoned houses. The supply is limited, so I can't be fussy. I have several videos of houses with natural decay lacking vandalism. The most recent upload is one of natural decay, as just one of many.

[@Triangulove]

***** It seems like it is less common to see such vandalism in Europe, and a lot more common in North America. I feel like it is a sign of such incredible lack of contentment. As all destructive acts are.

[@russbennett2096]

Pam, have you ever gotten into poison ivy getting into these houses?

[@TikiTrex]

Fortunately, not yet! That's one thing I've never experienced, and hope not to.

[@russbennett2096]

Just remember "If leaves are in 3's,leave them be!"

[@TikiTrex]

Another thing I'll be watching out for, Russ. Thanks for the tip :) And they are GREEN! lol

[@allthedreaming]

Have you ever explored a house, thinking it was abandoned, then realised that it wasn't?

[@TraditionalHymns]

Maybe there was a body in that big ice box! I certainly hope not.

[@thelaughingpikachusatoshim2643]

Damn, just look at how tall and thick that grass is!!! somebody needs to get the weedwhacker and chop it down

[@megsimpson7736]

Too bad that Habitat for Humanity doesn't buy up some of these homes, fix them up, and people who really want a home could move in! Your filming is fantastic, by the way!

[@TikiTrex]

Thanks for the compliment, Meg!

[@wadehunt2107]

yea that is true but sometimes the houses will be so run down it be cheaper to build new

[@malindamooradian5664]

These old houses cost way more than Habitat could afford. You're talking way over $100k to even get this livable.

[@TikiTrex]

Some viewers are disturbed by me opening freezer doors, lol.

[@yakk13]

I think the scaffolding on this one was more likely for tearing down, emptying, and readying for demolition.

[@helenakarhu9983]

Ja

[@LikaLaruku]

Ah, you meant "abandoned renovation house." I was thinking "abandoned house in Reno."

[@Pierson116]

Just kidding

[@JamesAnthony]

...the body is in the freezer!!!

[@brianferrell7656]

OMG!!!!! that's a huge orb in the basement!!! Oh wait, it's just a flashlight.....Never Mind.

[@TikiTrex]

Thank you!

[@TikiTrex]

Thanks!