We Found an ABANDONED Time Capsule Filled With Valuables!

[@philippacrowe8499]

The Mouse Man was Yorkshireman Robert Thompson 1876-1955. Worked with Oak using traditional tools and craftmanship. I love the Arts and Crafts movement! The little mice carved into obscure places on his pieces was his signature. This looks like a hmmm piece using mice but lovely tribute

[@ruthbazley3468]

My Nan always said you go out as you came in with nothing. A mans whole life is in that house. It looks like he lived it to its fullest.

[@Carrie-x6y]

WOW! this Gentleman reminded me of my Dad He also Fired Guns at the Range

[@gulbibi6523]

I feel very sorrow and tears full of eyes when watching abdonanded homes with full furniture memories of living poeple omg 😢sad

[@maz121able]

My first full explore for weeks after being so seriously ill. I loved it thank you. I'm home now off the ventilator, will take time to recover, so keep the explorers coming, I love my havan gang true friends and kind people xxxxxxx

[@VacantHaven]

Hey Maz! Glad to hear you're out now and resting at home. Plenty of rest for you and hope you make a speedy recovery!!

[@rebeccabailey9258]

Absolutely love you Three Musketeers! You’re explores are the best online! Someone may have mentioned but the wooden box w/ the plate that Ed found from Eastman is actually Eastman Kodak here in the states. It is an old camera or negative printer. That is beyond rare! Kodak, as it’s known now, is still a well known brand mostly for film development and photo paper. Cheers!

[@Nells-p5x]

Yesss you can tell how much they actually enjoy it and it’s not just to have a youtube channel or money!🥰♥️

[@julieb5707]

What a place. A treasure of memories. Seeing all the old photos thinking they’re gona be thrown away, makes me sad. It looks like he lived on his own, not many ‘girlie’ things about. Loved this explore. Thanks Alex and Ed 😊

[@tinalarsen6059]

Hi, I just noticed the title on one of the books, Gone to the Dogs it said. I think this old man lived his life to its fullest as someone else here just commented. I also think he must have had children because of the 2 children on the old photo. I think he had a good life and that he collected a lot of stuff. It's exciting to see these videos about some unknown people who used to live in these houses. I think he must have had a wife at some point, she might have died before him, he was I wouldn't say a proper hoarder just like a collector of all sorts and a little bit messy. Like an old chap who lost his wife many years ago and maybe he was a bit helpless as regards domestic things and he had better things to do like going fishing and that. Even if it looks like an old man's home, there are some things as regards furnishings that indicates that he must have had a wife a long time ago and he misses the times when he was a young man with his own family. I remember when my gran lost my nan, he missed her awfully and was a little bit helpless had it not been for me and my mum. I loved all my granparents. My gran was great. He had never cooked when my nan was around but he started cooking when she died. I have seen nearly all of the video by now. He was definately a lonely old man who missed his wife and children and he found joy in his work and I think he must have really loved his job and been really good at it too. RIP old man, hope yoy are with your wife again.

[@Skavillekrew1966]

Hey! Guy's you missed something very special @ 10:21 a 2014 Tower of London Poppy - Paul Cummins and stage designer Tom Piper filled the fortress’s ancient moat with 888,246 handmade ceramic poppies - one for every British fatality during WWI - to commemorate 100 years since the outbreak of war. ‘Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red’, as the artwork was called, grew daily until November 11 2014. Then each poppy was sold to raise money for service charities and (apart from a few flowers still touring the country) the sea of red was dispersed. Such a great shame that some one could go in and smash it not realising what it is and it's meaning, shame it couldn't be retrieved and given to a War Museum. I could see so many Valuable's there worth a pretty penny, if no one owns the property is it stealing?

[@MsMesem]

Well spotted and identified!

[@MissMaggie246]

Hi there…I’m from a sleepy little village fairly close to Rochester, NY. The Eastman Company made cameras…so chances are that the box on the table is a camera. That company became the Eastman Kodak Co. I bet that sounds familiar! Enjoy your videos…

[@johnsmith-ko2tl]

Whoa, I thought it looked like a camera 😅 what a treasure!

[@jarmyvicious]

I will only offer; "Thank you fellows for documenting this interesting place, Merry Christmas and Cheers!"

[@imaner76]

I can't help but feel sad. RIP fella, you obviously lived a full life.

[@dulciemargaretcolton145]

We loved that explore. There was a little plate in the first living room, my mum had a whole set of them. Had orangs floweres on it. Those instant cameras were brilliant. 😊😊😊😊 it's a shame people trash such places isnt it. No respect at all these days.😊

[@lostsoul17]

Hello guys, looking through these places would be so interesting.. so much history of this persons life. I hope the family manages to retrieve it somehow. Very cool explore.

[@davidgillard4995]

What a shame that no family claimed any of these treasures. They should have an auction of all the furniture and collectibles and give it to a charity. Good job guys. Love your show.

[@jimmime]

Thanks for the exploration, Alex, and Ed, quite a lot in that place, he seems to have had a full all-around life. Guns, fishing, cameras, and all those leaded windows. When you think about it, that's all we are, memories in the making. Glad you two brought some of his to us.

[@gaynor3976]

The silver teapot on the windowsill had Lodge written on it so he was probably amongst everything else a Freemason. Whatva lovely home, shame itsbeen trashed. Thanks for sharing xx

[@kittymisshello]

It's unbelievable how much stuff is left , 3 generation's omg . Live in the now and enjoy every single minute !! Thanks Alex this was again a nice one !

[@littlehoneybumsdollnurse4298]

That was an Antique Eastman Camera! 🫤

[@leechilds3725]

Great find, some interesting items in that house. Shame the vandals have started to wreck the place !

[@fraserthomson5766]

9:31 I find this incredibly sad, slides/memories of a moment time forgotten, meaning nothing to anyone anymore.

[@ryanbrook2455]

I've been in here when it was not far gone abandoned was amazing when it was all neat and windows were together the guy who's it was had a lot of history behind him

[@blackginkgo]

There's some absolutely fantastic treasures in there. What a talented and genuine man he must have been. There is so much pride and organisation to everything. It's such a shame to see it all abandoned. Some of it belongs in a museum!

[@Trish1]

Can’t believe no relatives secured this place after the owner left or passed away. Too sad seeing a whole life’s history and possessions left strewn around. Thanks to mindless vandals smashing windows the place is now open to the elements and being destroyed. Wonder if anyone will come forward after seeing your video? Great explore 👍👍

[@KatrinaClark-s6n]

Happy Sunday Evenings. Enjoy all your videos. Watched most of them now over the past year & you are my favourite explorers.

[@ElaineMontaro]

It looks as though he never threw a thing away . The chaos of this much stuff counfounds me . Thank you Ned , Alex and Mr. Pompeye for another interesting explore.

[@jacqueline7986]

What an amazing house,Love how you show such respect to passed owner.Loved the video well done😊 cheers

[@tracyholliday2200]

That's silly showing the front of the house, it will be totally stripped now!

[@Tigrisszem27]

that's life! we collect it and run away like everything!!!!!……….

[@Nells-p5x]

I love that there’s no ghost hunting with you all🙌🏽 every explorer these days are ghost hunters (with no actual studying of demonology or whatever) Love how respectful and gentle with these old time capsules 🥰♥️♥️

[@CarmenRodriguez-xm1dw]

I’m from New York. I subscribed today November 13, 2023.😊

[@davidfalconer1639]

Would have been a lovely warm house back in the day.😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@kittymisshello]

Thank.s for a awesome explore and being always so respectful !!! See you non the next one ! Much love from The Netherlands . xx-me

[@MelanieJolie]

What a fantastic find 👏🏻 whoever lived there must have been a really interesting and pretty accomplished person…some lovely, well made furniture. How sad that the home is falling into ruin…I’d love to renovate it & live there myself ❤ thanks for another great explore guys & hope you’re well 😊

[@staceymackay9274]

Hi, I just wanted to say I look forward to your videos. You keep it real. A lot of other explorers dramatise things and so on but you are different. Thanks for the videos.

[@Wander_with_lou]

These are my favourite kind of explores, small abandoned houses with so many stories to tell

[@VacantHaven]

This one was a real gem, cheers to Steve for this one 😁👍👍

[@maverickflint1991]

I wish there was a relative of that owner who could come in and clean up and fix up the place and keep an eye on it.😊👍❤️

[@williamcarpenter3443]

William Carpenter from Georgia USA y'all have a good show

[@blueneeson9888]

Another Great Video From Blue

[@hahomy]

Wow great video Alex really enjoyed this one cud spend hours in there like Eddie just looking around great explore thanks for sharing 👍❤

[@VacantHaven]

Same, we have to pry ourselves away sometimes lol

[@rachaelfrench7433]

Hey! Just wanted to say that my husband and I are relatively new subscribers and we have basically binge watched your videos and are now like “where is the next one!” I absolutely love the videos with Ned and Ed. Is Ned your brother? I love the mansion explores. Can’t wait for the next. Love Rachael & Damien xx

[@VacantHaven]

Hey there! Cheers for checking out the channel and binging the videos!! Glad you're enjoying! We will keep on making them as long people watch them😁👍👍

[@rachaelfrench7433]

@@VacantHaven we love them! We watch them every night. Would love it if you ventured out further afield too! So much to explore … keep them coming 🙏👍 we are now dedicated watchers for sure. Rachael & Damien xx

[@mamanova2657]

Hello to both of you guys lol your both so funny 😂 What a cool find he had so much to explore and he had so much of different cool finds ,,I can only imagine how it looked back in the day with the outside view Thank you for the video it was enjoyable to watch Blessings ❤❤❤❤❤

[@ExploringWithin]

Glad you got to see it mate 👌💯

[@davidfalconer1639]

Kodak Eastman camera for sure.

[@angelacook1533]

Wow your channel is going from strength to strength, keep it up your doing a fantastic job xx

[@VacantHaven]

Thank you very kind Angela 😁👍

[@5teve5hilling]

Great video, good to see places like this, hopefully his family will see it and claim those memories and belongings.

[@sandrarosejones9663]

Great find, such a shame all the windows where smashed to many idiots out there glad it looks like his stuff had been left so much history xx

[@carolali8851]

Very interesting. That house is in surprisingly good condition inside which is amazing when you look at the roof and all the broken windows. Great find.

[@Beach_track_Alli]

Loved this exploration. So interesting. Keep up the awesome job guys. From Alli in Australia 👍🏻

[@Knockseekfind]

This man must of had a very interesting life into guns fishing very smart way to attach jars onto lids in tool shop great job 👏 well done 👏 thankyou. ED is so daring at anything and good 😊 entertainment 😂

[@gail727]

What a mega awesome place! Great explore x

[@christinafranklin1132]

Happy Sunday guys! Looking forward to another fab video. Hope you are all keeping well x

[@lindatimmons3675]

Such a nice house. So maddening that people have to smash windows and graffiti the place. People are such jacks. Still lots of interesting things.

[@rogerfleury3591]

55th! HOWDY! I’m shocked this place hasn’t been picked clean of valuables and torn to shreds by YABO’s that can’t keep their hands off of things that don’t belong to them! Roger in Pierre South Dakota USA

[@jimbetteidge2293]

Have just stumbled across your channel and am catching up with all of your excellent explores and vids. Excellent content guys. Have always wanted to get into urban exploring but don’t know where to start. Your channel is a must watch now. Thanks.

[@eugbrat]

Don't know how your self and edd haven't got more followers!? Great content I'm really enjoying it thank you

[@iam_anderdingus]

Sad that someone’s life ends up like this. I wonder if there is any family? Fascinating too. RIP

[@john197]

Letssssssssss goooooooooo guys another arwsome find love the Sunday nights watching your channel makes my weekend fulfilled 👍👍👍💯💯💯💯👊👊👊✨️✨️✨️✨️

[@tracyworthington1520]

U never disappoint. Amazing and a funny side. Keep them coming. Love you guys ❤

[@VacantHaven]

Thanks Tracy!!

[@Kim-J312]

The guy sounded like a really interesting person , hunting, leather making , all that photography and photos . Sad to see it in a heap, just rotting away . Sad if the guy had no family to inherit all of his trinkets. It really unbelievable homes and all belongings and even clothers just rotting away . 💔 . Interesting one guys , have a great weekend 😊❤Sunday Funday ❤️ 😁

[@Bogsdollocks-e5f]

Kitchen Calendar frozen in time at July 2020. Looks like the last written entry was July 8th. Guess that gives a timeline for when he either was taken ill or passed away

[@fayking9811]

Good video tonight guy's it was looking back in time the white paper lamp shade I still have some in my house can't watill next week take guy's 😀

[@VacantHaven]

I think we've all experienced the paper light shade at some point 🤣 Cheers for watching!

[@rosieHolliday5887]

I really really wish people would put a lot of this stuff on ebay. Give people like myself a chance to buy some of these items. So much stuff I'd love from all of these properties & I feel so sad that all this beautiful furniture which was once loved & cherished by someone's family is just rotting away & will end up in the dump. So sad. Please please please give these items another chance to be loved by someone else ❤

[@MsMesem]

Who should put these household contents up for sale? Better to try to help arrange that a charity collect and sell these things. That means finding the current owner.

[@LousLifex]

Mega find 👏 👌 the amount of belongings left is sad, but this place you both found was worth the wait thanks again already waiting for next week lol 😆 😎💓 keep up the good work content is always the best

[@ObsoleteOddity]

The device at the time mark 6:09 is a dry plate camera.

[@tomthumb6824]

Hi guys, that little wooden camera looking box is an early Kodak roll holder and winder. I have a similar one here.

[@fayking9811]

Looking forward to seeing tonight's episode guy's 👍👍👍

[@maddienewo2228]

Another great find! I’m curious about the roof tiles missing in squares?

[@Tammyscents]

Fantastic find. Iv got to say. (Meant with love.) Ed reminds me of a modern day fred dibnah. Anyone else see it? Xx

[@maverickflint1991]

So sad to see the smashed windows totally ridiculous!!!

[@marcinasia1731]

eastman is the half of eastman kodak on that old box (camera?)

[@rogerwesley4854]

Rochester, New York is my neck of the woods! It is amazing how a small city reaches out globally

[@marlenehearne5066]

May be all the family down the years, we're leather tooolers bags, coats anything they could make. Also the property is brill on layout, I would love to of had a home like it.

[@Westfale08]

Thank you very much for your extraordinary explore. So sad for the vandalism. It is really a time capsule, filled with memories. 🙏🙏🙏

[@Westfale08]

And cheers to you Alex and Mr. Pompeye🎉

[@VacantHaven]

You're welcome as always! A really cool place if you like a rummage around

[@stuartfletcher2378]

What a bloody shame , what was done to that place with all its history . Someone is going to make a packet when the final clean up comes . A huge thank you to Alex and Pompeye for sharing that trip into the life of a multi talented person , God Bless you both, take care , Stuart in Canada ..

[@markevans2280]

Lol, it’s just junk, wouldn’t fetch a tenner, the lot of it, you people are dumb as crap

[@nannyofmany8315]

That was really interesting Alex. Fancy that gun safe up hidden in the loft! Most enjoyable as ever. Cheers to you Alex and Pompeye!! 🤗💙🤗

[@VacantHaven]

Nice one glad you enjoyed! We always find empty gun safes so this was an added bonus! Have a good week 👍👍

[@Carrie-x6y]

So Sad to see all that Beautiful Furniture in the Attic go to waste Can't Believe Family has not collected the Photos at least 😢

[@joycespetrini2204]

Eddy’s on the job 😊 Thanks guys!❤

[@DavidRobb-op3sp]

We all need a friend like Ed in life😉

[@son9872-k8o]

You should close the cabinets after opening it, you are leaving them open.

[@MsMesem]

6:20 is a simple camera with image exposed onto a sheet of silver plated copper, dipped in light sensitive silver nitrate. Daguerreotype was the first publicly available photographic process, widely used during the 1840s and 1850s.

[@AidanMansonRoss]

this is a great video, unfortunately after doing some research it looks like its being demolished or likely has been demolished

[@paulademarco1585]

Thank you for sharing with us

[@008Birdman]

Cool place. It seems sad that all memories will fade and no one to enjoy the things he left behind other than looters.

[@Carol......]

Loved that guys, been a while since we've had a nice little time capsule full of belongings, these are my favourite explores 😍 Have a great week, see you next Sunday 👍❤️

[@nicolebulliard9404]

Je vous regarde de loin ( Europe zuizerland ) j apprécie le respect que vous avez 😊 .merci et bonne année 2024

[@Carol......]

​@@nicolebulliard9404 Bonjour Nicole, happy new year to you too 😊

[@nicolebulliard9404]

@@Carol...... merci à vous aussi bonne et heureuse année 2024.

[@williebeamish5879]

Shell curtain definitely an 8 out of ten over the tub. 💯.

[@remoteview46]

You are my new favourite channel its always been a dream of mines to explore abandoned UK but my MH holds me back I'd love to go on one with you guys ❤

[@maverickflint1991]

So cool to see places like that and see the pictures and things in home that owner used to do when they were younger.

[@CarrieHackler]

Love this one ❤❤ A life Well Lived Shame about the Window s . Can't believe they didn't get the Furniture out to Sell or Auction off Alex I love it when you and Ed fun Very Entertaining 👍👍 Thank you for another Treasure History Tour 💕💕

[@Blindbrick2]

12:20 That's a papyrus boot. Could the man in the cartoon be Thor Heyerdahl?

[@imawehole]

That box might be an 1800s Eastman Kodak dry plate camera. Probably worth a fortune. Go get it. Its 💯 a museum piece.

[@rnt_21]

Very local to me this one was immaculate when I first went in there

[@John-L-1961]

Wow !! What an amazing place so full of interesting stuff. There was a blue shipping container outside, was that his ? did you look inside it ?

[@surreygirl2075]

Hi guys glad to see you again another great find in the countryside

[@MrBobbalus]

The little circular metal box you thought might be for snuff, looks more like an ash box for a pipe. The wooden box with the Eastman plaque looks like a photo plate developer. Eastman became Eastman Kodak.

[@Paul_Wheller_with_an_h]

Exploring Within did this one a few weeks ago, and it is interesting to see what has changed. On his video there were boxes of bullet components on the workshop lh bench. The panoramic photos were produced on a clockwork tripod mount that panned around, had one taken at school, I'm 1 year younger than Ed.

[@MsMesem]

Delightful living room. Just disgusted by people who would damage those irreplacable leadlight windows. WHY?

[@michaeldarcy2933]

That wood box has something to do with photos. Like a really old camera! Eastman Co. Merged to become Eastman Kodak Co. Which made cameras and film.

[@luminousbanner9643]

A countryman's life.

[@elizemare6547]

Wow 123 years old book from SA - amazing stuff for me!