WHAT I FOUND IN THIS ABANDONED NORTH CAROLINA SCHOOL

WHAT DID I FIND INSIDE THIS ABANDONED NORTH CAROLINA SCHOOL
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[@RnKAllDay]

Have an awesome weekend everyone! Do awesome things and be awesome to everyone!! 😈🐭🐕👍🏻

[@MrL4t3]

Same to you 👍👊

[@zipt1307]

Sweet. I was wondering this morning when I am going to see a new vid from RnK all day. Outstanding content once I start it's literally all day. Best wishes to you and Kristy, stay safe.

[@lindamesa4941]

I really enjoy how you describe the architecture errors that the carpenters did, like the dance floor, boards weren't staggered! You always make me laugh! SO cool how the vines on the floor are growing in away from the light, so weird! Every classroom had a little book shelf and locker in the corner! really old ! Hope you and Kristy have a great weekend! Thanks Rob!

[@JackVegetables18]

Have a good weekend too

[@slythdreams]

RnK All Day Thanks for the great explore. I really liked the red brick section and those huge old blinds. The books being left behind always make me sad. The vines were awesome. Always hit like the second I see you post. Have a great weekend!

[@gamingwithlorenathered]

Awesome explore. This is one of the few channels where I hit the like before I even see the video because I already know it will be great.

[@RnKAllDay]

I like this comment before I finished reading it!!!❤️

[@tabithashipley]

Me too!

[@taratupa73]

I was an 'urban explorer' long before the term was coined, and I had some pretty amazing finds, in my day. There was, of course, no internet or cell phones in those days, and though personal video was available back then, the equipment was large, heavy, and cumbersome, not to mention very expensive. The best I could do then, was still pictures, on good old-fashioned Kodak film. I took many many photos, but most, if not all of them were lost in the several moves I've made since then. Unfortunately, physical issues prevent me from continuing with my hobby. You help keep it alive, for me. Thank you, and keep up the good work!

[@justinmccowan2543]

I don't know where the people who told you the school was built during the 1870's got that from; it's obviously a newer building built during the mid-20th century. What was probably the case was an 1870's school building was here originally, and then they demolished it about the late 1940's to build this one. You can tell this is a mid-century building by the metal framed windows, concrete slabs used for the ceilings in the classrooms, steel trusses in the gym, among other things. A 19th century school would have wood framing, solid brick walls, ornate woodwork, and hardwood flooring.

[@nadineaj]

Rob: you are getting very good at your narration skills; your videos have always been interesting & informative to watch!

[@aimeeferg1932]

I agree! Well said!

[@SandyWolf-]

He has an eye that shows the real!!

[@tamarrajames3590]

This was my favourite school you have explored. It reminded me of the school I went to in the 1950s.🖤🇨🇦

[@SandyWolf-]

Remember xmas plays in the assembly hall (auditorium ) I loved school I went in the 60s-70s crosswalk guards, you got to wear that badge! riding your bike to school those were the days We respected our teachers there was school pride

[@TheSaltyExplorer]

I had your video on while cooking dinner and I literally laughed out loud when you were talking about the vandalism, where you said "It's not terrible. It's not dicks". Another great video brother!

[@AdventureswithBeck]

How nice of them to install a sky light in the gym... lol I’ve never seen a gym that bad before. Doesn’t look like a fun cafeteria either. Awesome video and explore. You always have some of the best dude!

[@slarson8044]

Very good video and interesting narration. I went to a junior high in PA that had auditorium seats much like you showed us here. My school was built around 1920. That cafeteria kitchen did look big for the size of the cafeteria. Thanks for sharing this video.

[@DeadlyKnot]

This school reminds me one I did in the past loaded w/ books, work out machinery, trophies, lots of paper work and so on.. But yeah, I like the way you put together.

[@buckeye43302]

I agree, it's nice to see the natural decay. They cleaned it out pretty good, not much waste. The rooms that did have stuff left maybe those rooms were used after the school closed? And those folks didn't bother or didn't know what to do with the stuff so just left it. Still nice explore, thanks Rob. 👍

[@lillz9998]

Great explore ,I always love your choice of music too it matched up perfect with the vid ,very thought provoking 👍 thanks RnK much 💕from UK

[@_Johnspike_]

I just done a middle school in NC too

[@michaelstorm7552]

All of the rooms and hallways in the high school that I went to hear in Pennsylvania were carpeted even the cafeteria the only rooms that were not carpeted was the gym bathrooms and locker rooms and shop class

[@debs7871]

Another great RnK explore! You always deliver the level of respect and professionalism that honors these old buildings. You truly have a talent for combining audio and visual skills, and you’re commentary is intelligent with a bit of humor and sarcasm. Thank you!

[@FallenAngel9979]

Yaaay! More Rob & Kirsty fabulousness! Always love the cool music at the beginning with those shots to set out what we’ll see, then again during the vid- the fab music. Never tire of your creepy/ interesting/ totally respectful videos of abandoned places. Sad the piano was just left...always feel sad for these poor buildings that once contained so much life.🙁Love your respect for nature taking it back too! Hope my favourite husband and wife explorers have a fab weekend! Love from England🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@cowprez]

That moss and those VINES were incredible. GREAT explore. Thanks for sharing it with us. Looked like it was a very nice school in its day. Much better than what I went to for sure!!!

[@AmericanExplorer]

Awesome video! It was sad to see those books left behind and the pianos, but they cleared much more out than most schools. That was quite a school building in its day. Not surprising to find vines there. You can't ever get rid of them, and if you cut them it just makes them mad! Those were amazing and I have never seen moss that high either, inside or out. Great video, really enjoyed your creative and artistic presentation of this place!

[@LibraBlue1962]

I understand how a structure can become weak from decade after decade of wear and tear (such as a school, hospital, etc.). But, what I don’t get is how some things (piano, cabinets, etc.,) don’t get salvaged....and yes, I do know who “Archie Bunker” was, I was a kid when that show ran.

[@autumn9948]

I’m still watching and I’m so happy to start my weekend off with this!

[@sashaparker3065]

Me too. Thanks God it's Friday

[@KezFromAus]

Loved it, as always! Awesome school! I can't figure out why it would be disused. It seems to be in pretty good condition. I don't recall seeing another abandoned school so untouched by vandals. Loved your sound track! Love it when you use the mellow, repetitive tracks with a bit of a sombre tone. Makes it feel a little more surreal. Thanks RnK! You're the best on KZbin!

[@schamblin45]

Great location! You can tell that it's very old. Thumbs up again!

[@toddpennington6872]

hey love your videos !! the date the you show on the chalk board 11/27/01 was the year my son was born !!!

[@justinmccowan2543]

Welcome to our state! Hope you enjoyed your time in NC, greetings from Kinston!

[@jasonmichaels614]

Hey Rob, Where has Kristy been ? I miss seeing the both of you doing abandoned places ! Keep up the excellent work though ! Peace.

[@bradklingensmith]

I'm an appraiser. A few years ago I visited a property that was a catholic church, school, rectory, nunnery. They were splitting off the rectory and nunnery to be developed. The church was to stay open for services on sunday only. They asked if I needed to see the school, I said hell yes. There was tunnel from the nunnery to the school that ran under a parking lot. The rectory had an enclosed sidewalk that ran to the church sacristy. Anyway, the school closed in 1965 and it looked.ready as if to re-open in 1966. Truly amazing. Now, a few places opened in the school basement and I again snuck upstairs to the classrooms. The walls were gutted between the classrooms,.but not to the hallways. They are saving the hardwood and travertine floors. It was truly a time capsule. The church has it's own interesting story when it was moved almost.3/4 of a mile brick by brick.

[@PeacefulMichael]

1870? That's 150 years . 5 years after the end of the war. I don't think so. That building with casement windows and cinderblocks was probably built in the 1940s

[@JNC1973]

Of course I know who Archie Bunker is/was I was born in 73'. Yeah I guess I am getting old. Damn !! I know where this High School is too. I moved down here from Long Island a few years ago and have seen a lot of Abandoned place down here since I moved here. Pretty Cool !! :)

[@kittykats785]

What a really nice middle School,it was bigger then my mid school,the auditorium was so beautiful with the double layer I've seats my mid didn't have that,I love it all too bad it's we decayed,

[@rolfsinkgraven]

A very nice decaying old school, loved watching the video, have a great weekend.

[@bsage5514]

Great explore, it was funny when you asked Josh if he was TikTok'n and then the auditorium curtains had 'TikTok' symbol of a musical note on them, made me laugh. Loved the moss and the crazy viney growth too. The stuff you find and point out is ALWAYS sooo much fun and very interesting!! Thank you RnK, urbex royalty for sure, you earned it!! ♕ 🏫

[@mickschnabel]

Bro, about the carpeted halls, TELL ME ABOUT IT! I do custodial for schools, and I have never understood why they do that sh** ! You should see the carpet at the one I'm at now, no matter how much cleaning you do to it, it is disgusting. Thanks for the new vid man, I appreciate the natural decay as much as you at that place. Cheers!

[@oldenweery7510]

Yes, I remember someone (Dan Bell?) saying the same thing about carpeted floors in _Malls,_ of all places. Makes utterly no sense to _normal_ people, but schools are controlled by Gov'ts/politicians, so...

[@mikem4548]

Great to see very little vandalism there! Definitely one of my favorites you’ve explored!! 😎😉👏 btw, where’s Kristy? And y’all puppy?? Hope to see them back on real soon! Take care y’all!! Mike from Evansville, Indiana!

[@willyegger4488]

Hi Robb, RNK, I always like your atmospheric shots with your camera. . Your videos are simply amazing! - That's why I usually hit the like-button before actually having seen the video yet, because you always surprise me in a very pleasant way with your vids. I liked the grand auditorium with the still beautiful stage curtains, especially the one with the music notes the most. - Very cool! - Wishing you and Kristy all the best, stay safe and take care in these insecure times. - Peace and kindest regards from Switzerland.

[@aimeeferg1932]

This was super cool school. Love that there was no vandalism. The natural decay was beautiful! I also loved the "Archie Bunker" chair. They are so comfortable. The floor in the dance room scared me. I jumped at the noise. Have you ever fallen through anything like that? I love that you take very good precautions-masks/gloves ect) I just wondered if there has ever been an incident of falling. Stay Safe!

[@squeakD]

Wow.., 1870’s! I wonder what part of the school is original as it’s obvious there were much later additions.

[@justinmccowan2543]

Must have been an 1870's school building on the site initially, but was demolished and replaced with this one during the mid-20th century. It's far too modern a building to be 19th century.

[@neldacoffman7791]

Awesome video Have a wonderful weekend. Blessings to you and Kristi Nelda from Arkansas

[@danielortiz925]

What up man ...where ya been missing them beats .......hey y'all good video....have good weekend as well.......and yo keep it Poppin ...I'm digging it !!!!!!!..........!!!!!.....

[@Frog_man007]

This looks like a school in Raleigh NC!

[@coynerracing3642]

Badass video rob

[@tinahixenbaugh355]

I love the crunchy sounds and wetness of the building's and the basements the decay is awesome

[@TravelAgentCale]

Great update bro!! Enjoy your weekend!!

[@candilumpkin1196]

This was pretty cool. Loved the rooms where nature was taking over. All the ivy and moss. Love that it wasn't all taged or busted up. Great explore.

[@justinmccowan2543]

The middle school I went to in LaGrange NC has a library about that size. The newer front portion looks like it was built about 1952 I'm guessing, which looks like the time period this school was built. The library currently used is in this front portion. I believe the original part of my old school was built during the 30's, and was a consolidated school for African American students. There was a large room I took some reading classes in where there was also a second math class sharing the space, which had to be the original library before they added to the school. The gym, cafeteria, and a single story row of classrooms appear to have been built in the 50's when the front wing was built.

[@mikefitchNYC1971]

Love the opening to this new exploration! Your explorations are like mini movies! Awesome job on the filming of them! You have an awesome voice, like Morgan Freeman, Rob.

[@merle_frenchton]

Was just saying I needed a rnk video then bam notification! Great video and safe travels!

[@cubiculez]

Rob: Nice Video. But you might consider that most older buildings are not restored or mowed down is that they are full of asbestos which is very expensive to remediate. The other side is that you are walking through this place with all of this material exposed along with a lot of mold in places and you don't have a respirator or any breathing apparatus on.

[@curiejenen]

I would just like to also mention that I know you do what you can to protect these places from the ill-intentioned with your censorship, but it was very easy for me to find out exactly where this one was based on video content. That said, it has a very rich history that I'm enjoying diving into that I hope that you have managed to find on your own! 😊

[@jamesflanaganjr]

I totally agree with you on that. There is one definable shot that gave away information and with about 5 minutes of research, found the actual National Register of Historic Places PDF file. Actually, this school dates back to 1949. I believe it was stated in the video it was much older than that. Regardless, another great video!

[@justinmccowan2543]

I found this a very interesting video being I've been a NC resident most my life. Most the schools I went to had buildings built in the next decade, the 50's, but my Middle school in LaGrange was originally started during the 30's. One of the electrical receptacles I saw in the video does look consistent with late 40's design, as does the style of steel framed windows. The earlier steel frame windows I find have taller more rectangular shaped panes, where as the later mid-century steel windows had wider square panes.

[@justinmccowan2543]

I get a good idea where the school is just by the name of the team on the scoreboard and on the wall in the gym!

[@OldWurlitzerMusic]

cool old school , very different with the furniture from the 70's in it and the old school style zerox machine , the main school roof was holding up better than the gym newer roof and ya its getting taking back by the earth , i wish all my old schools got taking back by nature overnight , yeah no school !!!

[@MrL4t3]

Awesome explore .. also a big fan of natural decaying. Hate to see vandalism and graffiti, except when the graffiti is artistic not just tagging and such.

[@sanchez4500]

Awesome exploring.........keep them coming bro!! Can you post the name of the song you use for your videos?

[@karynroeseler8394]

Think they carpet hallways to hold down on noise

[@fionacole887]

Hi from N. Z i love your background music... And your explore...i cant get over the buildings in America left to decay and rot with things still in them.. I love watching these explores we dont have anything like this in N.Z.

[@RichieRouge206]

Those Fasco ceiling fans are so collectible too! Great video too dude!

[@TheCalichick619]

As of December 2020 do you know if these places still stand or are demolished? Def wana check it out ! So dope

[@72polara]

The natural decay without vandalism in that school was beautiful. I must be old too, I remember Archie Bunker.

[@tracylewis9725]

I am moving 2 Wilmington nc in a couple months..awesome find ...thanks 4 sharing 🙌😊

[@widgetsmom1946]

I live in the mountains of NC but I sure wouldn't mind living in the Wilmington/Southport area! I love it down there! ❤ However, most beach residents want to live in the mountains. I guess it's about the same in other places but I don't know for sure

[@tracylewis9725]

@@widgetsmom1946 u can visit my beaches & I will visit ur mountains 😊😊😊

[@KK4KLI]

I was born and raised in Wilmington nc

[@justinmccowan2543]

Welcome to North Carolina! I moved to Kinston, Lenoir County in 1992. My Dad does amateur radio, so I went aboard the USS North Carolina last Pearl Harbor Day when they were having a special events station!

[@KK4KLI]

@@justinmccowan2543 Im also a fellow amateur radio operator

[@robertmanley7556]

Hey man !! Coool school love it ! So great to see it decaying in a natural way !! We had the same thoughts on the art room I was thinking home ec as well !! This is so cool all this natural decay the vines are AWESOME !! That room will fill with vines eventually !! Cool auditorium !! The science room was cool that decaying wood desk up front super sweet !! THAT moss is great love it !! Also cool choice of music for the video !! That gym roof is gone !! Those bleachers are so weathered !! They had a chair lift in my high school . AWESOME old kitchen cafeteria ! Shame about that piano I have a soft spot for pianos. Dance studio wow ! Respect to the old green chair and hell yes Archie Bunker 👊! This was a killer explore !! Love every minute of it !! ✌👍

[@_Johnspike_]

Awesome vid bro good to see u in NC

[@oldenweery7510]

Interesting to see that old style PA speaker at 4:30. A weird thought hit me when I looked at it: I wonder if someone replaced it (after closing, of course) with a vintage one that said "Tannoy" on it, would a viewer catch on that it was classically British?

[@AdventuresWithJay]

Good find. Loving the main hall its massive. All the life and soul and energy

[@cynthiacleaver9742]

Nice find!! Loved the plush moss in the one classroom!! 👍👍

[@alanemosley2696]

Love your finds. Keep up the great work

[@danielweavet5082]

Hey Rob love this show and no vandalism at all this is great and untouched by the way I like the big bird flying by outside on top of the roof

[@maxsammyallie]

This building was not built in the 1870s. The architecture is classic 1950s.

[@oldenweery7510]

Yeah, not a lot of factories making _cement blocks_ 150 years ago.

[@justinmccowan2543]

Yes, I could tell it's 50's built right off the bat when I saw the tilt out windows with metal frames. Plenty of other tell tell signs that make this a mid-century school building, such as the hot water heating units in the trusses over the gym.

[@lbgrrl]

Very cool explore! You really shoot the decay beautifully. Why do the wilted ceiling fans always seem sad?

[@TheUniqueHistoryChannel777]

Yessss I know who Archie bunker is.

[@victoriadevereaux8450]

This was one of the best closed schools! Take care Rob see you on the next explore!

[@TheUniqueHistoryChannel777]

Love the music as well.

[@ivettecolon4562]

School would be so nice w/ marble floors... And turn classroom into crayon. Floors white colors. New roofing sheetrock flooring . New AC new kitchen and cabinets you name it cafeteria ....new renovation

[@ldgrittmanpeanutsfluffy6754]

My first thought when the green chair (in Nurse's Station) was shown was the same as yours: Archie Bunker! All that was missing was Edith's chair!

[@BIGBADWOOD]

Always 5 star videos ... Thanks and stay safe !

[@ginathorne3553]

Amazing camera 🎥 action as always thank u xxx

[@phoenixjnyc]

Terrific video. Hope to see more soon. Keep up the great work

[@DeadlyKnot]

This is my favorite one you've done!

[@mariontia8380]

I hate when schools close. So much learning, so many kids. Just hate it. (great vid👍)

[@jeepguy95]

At the 23 minute mark, you can see a Walmart logo on the back wall of the classroom, which means this school probably closed in 2008 (that's when Walmart introduced their current logo with the "Spark"). Of course, part of the building could've been used for other purposes after the 2001 closing date that was listed on the blackboard of a classroom shown in an earlier part of the video.

[@dv7548]

You're probably right that may have been a dance floor. Back in the 20's 30's 40's tap dancing was the Fab and there you have it. By the way that small office was that plant live or plastic. It's plant hanging in office.

[@jenniferhobbs4272]

I love the old looking buildings much better me and my husband are both custodian I work in an older building my husband works in a building that was just built this year the old building I work in has a lot more character

[@staceyhay1355]

Never disappointed with your explores!

[@Sarah-bell]

liked it already I just know its that good

[@TheTAMMY97]

Seems here in my area. Our libraries in middle and high are basically the same. Bigger the school, bigger the library.

[@craigclancy4093]

Looks like it had a lot of water problems

[@thevacdude]

Thanks for the tour.

[@prismstudios001]

A little paint, a few curtains...This place is a regular Taj Mahal..... Seriously, the actual Taj is a dump.........

[@highitszack]

So good man, content on point.

[@thecelticbros]

I've been there a couple times, haven't been in over a year. How did you get in?

[@Sparanzr]

Where is it at?

[@chaseschwinn8826]

Cool explore in my state

[@janellemiller3215]

It's the kind of rot , I like so cool. Carpet cuts down on sounds.

[@dawnbenchley7237]

Great video, Rob

[@crystalmcmahon302]

Love this school it’s not all trashy tv show was All in the family love that show and I had a brown chair like the green one but awesome thank you for sharing 😊

[@michaelblair5767]

The score board in the gym was very cool

[@PAUL-A]

Great Video & Tour.

[@kristinbuck5046]

Awesome video

[@belindaraymer255]

They put carpet in to dull the sound. Some classes change and others stay put. Helps to decrease distraction from footsteps, laughter and talk.

[@larryparksr.2484]

Not a lick of vandalism or destruction 👍 What a stark contrast to the Chicago graffiti school.

[@JackVegetables18]

Awesome explore guys

[@abandonedplaceswithblake8340]

Great video my friend hope we collaborate again soon

[@marionmeyers6088]

Love the video Rob

[@gena.sottile..HG..]

i miss these kind a video .. love it