Urbex: Old Derelict ABANDONED NURSING HOME

Exploring this large old abandoned house that was extended and made into a nursing home. I didn't know what it was before entering, but due to the nature of the rooms, it became obvious. The date on the only newspaper I could find in this building was August of 1992, so it's likely been abandoned since then, which would seem to be about right due to the shape it was in. There is another nursing home across the road that has been in business since 1975, so I assume that the residents of this abandoned home were sent across the street to that one.
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[@aubiejazz]

It hurts that vandals have to break and destroy. At least they left the stained glass panels intact. Thanks for the visit. I like the way you investigate and narrate all the places you explore. Thanks!!

[@mickcasey7177]

I think the numbered red buttons were probably alarms for each of the rooms, so when an alarm was pressed it would guide the nurse to the right room, and pressing it would cancel the alarm! Thank you for another informative and interesting tour! :)

[@TikiTrex]

Thank you, Jackie! Yes, I'm by myself and I do take precautions. Thanks for your concern :)

[@peterbriesch9531]

love it when you talk to your camera,FOCUS haha

[@Starlightmoon62]

thanks so much for showing us places that once was so loved and lived in that saw many happy and sad times, its amazing what each place that has a story, it's sad to see places like this after all the years it gave a purpose then ditched like it never mattered. Why people hang on to it? I am sure many said one day we'll be back and never do..

[@darlon9552]

This is awesome, I mean seriously, its like a history lesson when people like you bxx32, nathan urban and dean do these videos. love it, very respectful, and proffessional(sp).

[@kamtrup]

Thank you for your amazing videos. I love your descriptive talking all the time. Be careful with the old and rotten floors. You are really good at this. Interesting and awesome videos. I like to hear the stories behind the buildings.

[@TikiTrex]

Happy to be back. Thanks!

[@marcpople2309]

You got more guts than most blokes! Another great video. Keep up the good work.

[@andrewbrendan1579]

Must be a huge amount of anger to so badly vandalize a place. Too what sad place; hard to imagine anyone being happy in that crowded, dreary building. I might still be considered to be in fairly early middle-age but with a family history of heart trouble and my own heart being iffy I'd just as soon go now from a heart attack than end up in an institution like that. I volunteered in a nursing home and it's a place no one should be in.

[@TikiTrex]

Thank you, Marc!

[@NewEnglandOtaku]

Love the curtains, if I could save them I would have.

[@Clblackburn1969]

So glad your back

[@Nerdishgeek]

You are more brave than i... That is a lot of mold!

[@joea.9969]

Right before this a nursing home injury lawyer ad played

[@carolehayden8566]

That's rage. How else could all that damage occur? Judging from the looks of it..same jerks were mainly responsible. Thanks for taking me with you. .

[@blackberrybunny]

That place is wrecked. Like my heart. LOL Glad they got a new home not far away.

[@joannesabourin1108]

Great explore, the mold would have scared me.

[@jackiecarle6871]

Anothet brilliant video. Are u by yourself? Please be careful. I'm always on the edge of my seat thinking that you're going to bump into something or someone. From Jackie in the UK....

[@VicodinKing91]

Odd place but interesting,Glad your back

[@poindexter1387]

Another great tour. I think we need to get you into some boots ! Just sayin....🤔. If we live long enough we will be at a place like this Hopefully in better condition though..... Our highlights of the day watching your videos and pudding and pills.😂

[@Kittydoc90]

Howdydoo Pam-sorry to have disappeared during our discussion of spiders, plus KZbin cut off part of your last reply. What's the general success rate of raising a spiderling to adulthood, provided the keeper(?) is knowledgeable (which apparently you are)? Back to this place-very interesting. I hope they took all the comfortable furniture and left only the lousiest stuff behind, because I'd sure hate to be old and creaky and stuck with just those chairs and couches to rest old bones on... And I wonder if there was a mold problem before relocation and if that, at least in part, prompted the move. Imagine-old, potentially frail and immunocompromised people having to breathe that lovely air day in and day out. Thanks for the tour and keep safe-Cristina

[@TikiTrex]

Hi Cristina! Nice to see you. The success rate is quite high of raising spiderlings to adulthood as they grow fast and are quite hardy. They have very slow metabolisms and can go for months without food as long as they have water. Those are the ground dwelling species, but the ones that originate from the rain forests generally need more attention for a higher success rate due to maintaining proper humidity levels. And yes, as far as this place goes, let's hope they had better furniture than what was left behind. And that mold was horrible in there for sure. Thanks as always for watching and commenting. :)

[@Daniel28021991]

Great one

[@TheCupcake8945]

O my goodness girl be careful not having a mask on very dangerous u should carry one in your pocket just in case :) but again your videos are awsome!

[@TikiTrex]

This was awhile ago. I keep them with me at all times now in the car. Glad you like my videos and thanks for commenting :)

[@dmode79]

03.21... looks like a face in the wall! :o

[@mrsgraves25]

Tikitrex where is the loction at when you filming this??

[@TikiTrex]

It's on Ontario, Canada.

[@YourAnjl]

Has anyone ever come in on you when you were exploring a structure?

[@TikiTrex]

Only once, a biker entered after I did to snoop around, and then left before me.

[@BubbaIXI88]

Dilapidation sounds good to me

[@TheFloofBoi]

it doesn't look that bad from outside but man, looks are deceiving here! XD

[@kevanjdm]

Is this in wardsville ontario?

[@BeckyBandJesus]

What is the oldest abandoned place you've been in?

[@watchensee]

Whoever vandlized that place must have toilet issues.

[@jasonjgr8580]

Man all that mold.

[@TheCupcake8945]

0 ok No Problem :)

[@sassysue6472]

wow! you need more than a mask for some of these explores! thats a whole lotta mold and insulation. i wonder what sort of issues people have that they feel the need to smash toilets?

[@christophercoleman1895]

what the hell is with the smashed johns eh ?lol

[@marionmanning1090]

Where are the Ghosts !!!!!

[@janelles9312]

She's stated she isn't religious, so I don't think she believes in spirits

[@vogmar1]

Bet you wish you had your mask with all that mold. Often wonder what the smell is like when entering an abandoned place.

[@joycesagulla9729]

ALL "NURSING HOMES" SHOULD BE ABANDONED!

[@VintageVaughnVehiclces]

you go get that stained glass window its beautiful,i want that.

[@Nerdishgeek]

You are more brave than i... That is a lot of mold!