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Dear Lad I am 99 yrs old and I could never leave my Mum and Pops things behind and all those lovely family pictures. This woman was a loving giving soul. Her family should be ashamed of themselves for leaving unreplaceable family photos. And I love the sewing machine . I recognize many things in the house of my times. This a terrible shame. And Lad thank you for showing respect for the lovely souls home. God Bless you Son.👵🙏

Old houses are so much cooler in my opinion than houses today. They have so much more character

His voice was low & respectful. Anything he touched, he never forced. He documented this story with grace. Thank you. How beautiful!

This is how exploration should be. No stealing. No destruction. Just exploring. 😊

I just could never leave my parents belongings behind especially the house that I grew up in.

I love how respectful this young man is...he doesnt raise his voice but stays quiet the entire time. Those pianos!! And an organ. They must have been a musical family. I hope the family has found peace. Great video!

This makes me so sad. My mother always said her children would leave her belongs behind and she always tried to save everything for her children. I had to leave her place behind but I tried not to leave one thing of hers that she cherished. Lord, how I miss my Mom. She was my whole world and I never realized it when I was growing up. My Mom always loved her children no matter what and I still love her with all of my heart because she done without so much for her children. I can see that this Mother was the same way also.

This story is almost 100% like my grandmothers best friend. She lived next to my grandparents out in the country and passed away in 1987 when I was about 8-9 years old. After getting out of the army in 2014 I went back home and saw that the entire yard and small trees had basically covered everything of the ladies house. I went over and looked inside and it hadn’t been touched and was fully furnished and was exactly the same way it was all those years ago when me and my grandmother visited her when I was a child. I found a key on the back porch after clearing a path with the weed whacked and when I entered I realized that no one had been inside in decades and they had left all of her stuff the way it was before she died. It was like a time capsule.

I lost my Mother many years ago, I understand how painful that is but there is no way I could walk away from that house knowing my Grandfather built it and how much it meant to my mother. I would have gone through it and either kept things or given them to folks who needed things, then If I didn't want to keep it I would have sold it to someone who would have brought it back to it's original glory. That's just me, I know nor everyone thinks the same way. Very nice video, you were extremely respectful.

I absolutely appreciate how respectful and honored you are to the property. It was incredible taking a look back in time and seeing how people lived back in the day and seeing the history and beauty of that time. The rooms are so big and the home, even in its state, remains beautiful. So sad she died, but I know she’s finally home with her beloved Husband. Her home is beautiful and Her Father was a good man to ensure a place for His daughter and grandchildren.

The music 🎶 in the background was both ethereal and respectful. When you were filmed standing in the yard, looking up at the house, I imagined her husband doing the same, to come get her and bring her home.

Thank you for treating this home with dignity, respect and love.

Love this house! She had been gone for a week and no one had called or anything ☹️ that makes me sad! At least she passed in her house instead of a hospital. I don’t want to go into a hospital. I absolutely loved that bed upstairs. It was gorgeous. I never saw one like that either. And that old crib. I bet it had a few babies in there. Thank so much for showing us this!

Those pictures on piano are Bob Hope, Tyrone Powers and Henry Fonda

Henry Fonda, Robert Taylor and Bob Hope are the photo's on the beautiful piano. So sad about the lady dying alone. The house is still in pretty good shape. Thanks for sharing. 😊

One of the things that I love so much about your videos is the way you "tell" the story of the family that lived there before. Using the items that you find on your adventures and a little bit of your imagination, as well as your knowledge of people and give what is left behind a life of its own. Your videos always feel peaceful and respectful. Of course, like I have commented before, I could listen to you talk for hours so........there is that too.😊 Thank you for sharing all of your finds and the very cool houses before they are reclaimed by either mother nature or a bulldozer!

Thank you for the respect you show and the way you never make fun of anyone’s lives. Death comes to us all, swiftly or slowly the time of our lives runs out.

I must say, the furniture in that house is incredible. That level of craftsmanship can’t be replicated on a mass scale. I’d hate to see it just left there.

Thank you for posting this video, Jeremy. You show respect for the dilapidated house and the widowed lady who died there 30 years ago (1992), and treat her story with honor and compassion, in your gentle voice. It's a rare documentarian who acts with restraint. Whoever this mother was, she was doubtless a kind and generous soul. So sad to die alone. What a shame her three adult children, left behind so many precious antiques and mementos! It must've been very hard for any of them to go back to their childhood home. Liked the cat relaxing on the porch--yes, I'm a cat lover. RIP, O Lady of the House. 😿😿😞😢😭😭🇬🇧🐨

I love that you really practice "Take nothing but pictures, leave nothing but footprints behind"

I could never leave my mama all alone in a big house! That's kind of sad. It's so Erie to see everything just left....

This is probably my favorite abandoned video of yours. Her story is so sweet. You have a beautiful way of sharing people’s stories without it coming across as intrusive. If they could watch this video from above I think they would be appreciative and proud. 🥰

i really believe angles are in this house , it even looks warm after being abandoned for years

This man is a great narrator. He captures the story behind the house once lived in by family. Amazing, my hat is off to you.

Thank you for being respectful of this older lady. This house must hold a lot of good memories.

You would think her kids would want her furniture. I got some of my mom's and I cherish it so much. Loved your video. Take care.

Very interesting. This Lady seemed to have lived a full life, and passed away peacefully in a home which she loved. Thank you for having such respect for her belongings. By the way, the 3 photos on the piano are Henry Fonda, Tyrone Power, and Bob Hope. When the young Man said 'look at these old photos, who are these People', I really felt my age, and I'm only 62!

Absolutley the best time capsule home , she seemed like a sweet lady. I like that you share the dates & years of letters , newspapers...I can imagine how beautiful that house was in the past ❤

The energy of this house still alive, specially because of the special way it irradiates its presence, but also because animals find the place cozy to chill or just to nest. I love how you respect her house and the way you showed how this place is still very magical.

Very sad seeing all those antiques there. They deserve more appreciation from someone who would cherish them.

I have only been watching you for a short time, and I absolutely love your videos. You have a very distinct voice, and are a terrific storyteller. I also love your videos because you tell the listeners some history that goes with the property. That is the part I love most. Thank you for sharing.

Never thought I'd find someone else that would have such as a passion, as I do for old/historical homes🥰 Thank truly enjoy your channel.

Take Notes all Future Explorers, This is how it should be done, Respectfully. Notice how Jeremy handles everything with Care, placing everything he picks up back where it was...You can tell he truly has Passion for this.

Its so sad that the family left behind so many beautiful pieces of furniture. I know its hard to clear out a loved ones personal belongs, but someone should have done it.. Thank you for what you do..You could smell her soap and perfume because she was there with you.

This is so heartbreaking. I can’t even watch more than 20 seconds of this because of what I imagine this lady went through. It reminds me when my sister wanted our mom in a rest home, then take ownership of our mom’s house. But I fought for my mom to stay in her house in probate court. Children, not all, but there are those children who are cold hearted and ruthless towards anyone who gets in their way of getting everything they want. Where were this woman’s family? The only thing I find solace is she remained in her home, not in a rest home. I used to work at a rest home and the elderly there were always crying and screaming and becoming combative because they wanted to go home. A lot of the elderly are neglected by their family. I’ve witnessed their loneliness and sadness.

Dude,she was there with you! I could feel her in this video. She welcomed you into her home. She is at peace. She appreciated you sharing her home were she lived so much life💖

This reminds me of my mamauh’s house in Kentucky. When she passed away my cousin moved in it and he destroyed it. When I was young I would go stay with her and I miss the good old days

I appreciate the respect you show to the woman who lived here, and her backstory. I'm amazed at how well the house has sustained itself for as long as it's been empty. There were no cobwebs, and not a lot of dust either. The upstairs bedroom's furniture was still white, as if it had been recently painted, and the wallpaper is in excellent condition. The pictures you looked at on the one piano were of movie stars- Glen Ford on the left, Bob Hope on the right, but not sure who the middle one was. Thank you for the great job you did telling us the story. 》 You said you could smell a hint of flowers, or maybe perfume...did you feel like there was maybe a Spirit in the house? I'm sure she keeps an eye on the old place, it could be her scent you picked up. ✌

Recently my grandfather passed away and we had to clean his house. It was unreal seeing all the antiques and items from the 1950’s and 60’s

I can't believe nobody would want that beautiful furniture that can easily be restored. This house is spectacular!

She seems to have had a full life. I hope I die at home. Peaceful.

Sad story. It was hard enough to be with my mom when she died, but I knew it was happening. That photo on the upright piano on the right was comedian/actor Bob Hope🤩 Beautiful baby grand piano. My brother plays 24/7 on his. He’d flip out if he knew it was sitting there rotting away. I’m flipping out at all the beautiful furniture/pianos rotting away. Stay safe!

Respect thy elder goes farther than just during life, in death too. Thank you for the video and the character shown here. A true gentleman. Rest In Peace

She is truly in heaven with her husband. RIP dear lady

So sad to see such a beautiful house rot, I bet it was a masterpiece in its time ❤️

I liked this video SO much that I showed it to my partner, and we both agreed that you are now our favorite explorer. From the beautiful opening tribute, to the gorgeous cinematography accompanied by your soft, soothing voice; the genuine interest in the past, and the gentle and respectful way you handled her things...it was just a work of art! Finally.... a perfect exploration! I'm just so sick of giggly, wisecracking juvenile urban explorers that don't have a clue. Glad I discovered you!

This is an antique collectors dream! I cannot believe all of that stuff is just left behind like that to rot! What a disservice to her and those things!

Oh my word,y'all.God bless her sweet soul.🥰❤️

I could and would never leave my parents all alone in a big house for any long period of time . That was a beautiful house . Great video . I am glad that she passed in her sleep painless and peaceful .

I'm sad that her home is left to ruin, along with the beautiful furnishings within. I hope her spirit is at peace, joined with her husband once again.

THIS IS THE SECOND ONE OF THE SAME STORY I WATCHED FROM YOU THIS WEEK. I CRIED THROUGH BOTH OF THEM. SHAME SHAME ON BOTH OF THE FAMILIES. BLESS YOU JEREMY FOR THE LOVE AND RESPECT YOU GIVE THESE PEOPLE AND THEIR HOMES.

Yes, that house has a lot of character. I sure wished I could see what it looked like before the decay.

You're very kind to pay homage to one human being who was once vibrant, loved, and full of life. I was deeply moved... thank you!

Could you see any perfume or soap? the scent of violets was the smell I got wafting through my house every now and then, and lemon butter cake at the same time around 3pm on a sunday every week! I believe she was thankful to have you as a visitor and was following you around, as was my deceased home owner was I restored her 160 year old home...

Such a shame all that antique furniture going to ruin and that the family never got the pictures. But how tragic that she died that way. Thank you for bringing us along!

I just found this but got Intrigued by the story and I have to say I really appreciate how much respect you have for the lady’s things putting them back as they were shows a lot about you and it brought me to tears to know that their are people that aren’t as disrespectful as I was growing up and now in my older age I really just want to say thank you and I hope if my loved ones or iam ever left behind that someone treat me as this young man has this beautiful soul thank you

This has to be one of the best abandoned videos I have ever seen. From the storytelling to the house itself. And your editing is out of this world!!!! Thank you for letting me experience this and can't wait for the next one!

I couldn’t imagine going a week without hearing from my mom or dad and discovering them decomposing on the couch.if I don’t get a call or an answer within a few hours I’m on my way.

Sad but lovely video. Loved how you could smell perfume and soap, in her home. I smelt lifebouy soap after my dad passed. He was the only family member used this soap. Brilliant video, thank you for sharing

My heart goes out to her. She was left alone. My children don't even call me or text me. They don't know if I am dead or alive.

This is one incredible home. The detail and workmanship is beautiful. You telling the story about the home and family is so sad, from start to finish. My mom still lives in the same home that my dad bought in 1965. My younger sister and nephew had to move in to pay for the up keep on the house. I'm here from 5am to 5pm taking care of my mom. My sister who lives in Texas comes home and stays for 3 months every year to help out with our mom. She's 87 right now, I can't imagine this beautiful 90 year old woman living in this big home her dad built her by herself. How lonely it must had been for her. Thank you for this remarkable heartfelt find. See you on your next adventure! Blessings to you always from Southern California ☀️

I live in North Dakota now and I love exploring the old, abandoned homesteads. You never know what you will find and I always wonder the story behind them. A friend from our church, who is in her late eighties, took me to her Aunts house. She had passed away several years ago so the house remains just as it was when she left. There were old cars still outside. It was much like this one. All the furniture, beds and a piano were there. The family had a book on the kitchen table for people to sign when they come through. Bonnie also took me to the home where her parents lived when she was born. It was a little one bedroom house. Her fathers carpentry shop was out back that he built along with another building he worked in. It was so neat seeing old cans like oil, antifreeze cans, along with nuts and bolts and even a very old rusty, faded Pepsi can and old rusty tackle box. Her daddys truck still sat out back in the field. I know the thrill of coming across these things that you experienced coming across the things in this house. You did a great job at the story behind the history of the house. That was literally a place she spent her whole life and raised her family. Thank you for sharing.

It breaks my heart to see this just sitting there. She could look outside as she sat there and sewed. I miss having my home. She loved her home too-you can see the love and I bet you can feel it also.

You can tell this home was so beautiful in its day.

Amazing Story! Thank you for narrating it so beautifully! She would be proud ☺️

OMG what a beautiful home and time capsule for this woman. I love that it has not disturbed, so rare

Really a Beautiful home. The antique furniture alone is amazing. All but the sofa. Which is heartbreaking to leave your 90 year old mother or grandmother alone to die and not check on her for a week(s). RIP miss lady

This video has me in tears. I hope she was able to dance again with her beloved husband.

Thanks for telling us her story with what you found :) It is incredible just the way she left it :) This is a Fairy book finish to a great lady that lived her life there :) She will always be remembered because of you :) Keep up the good work man your doing great....What a good story teller u r ....! I love what you do

Love watching your videos and Thank You for supporting St.Jude!! My daughter is a 17 yr survivor thanks to them and the good Lord!!! Still a patient as well!!

Just discovered this brilliant channel. Jeremy. I live in the UK and we dont seem to have much of this issue as houses are not allowed to be abandoned for so long before the local councils step in. I love your respectfulness towards the human beings who lived in these homes. Lots of judgements about why this home was abandoned but she was 90+ so her children may have predeceased her or were too old or frail to deal with it. Still very sad story. Keep up the great videos.

At 6:40, the picture (probably a promotional photo) on the right looks like Bob Hope, who was a famous actor/celebrity on radio during the 1930's and then into film into the 1940's. What a rare and interesting find. Thanks for sharing and taking good care of the place.

This is so good bro! Feels like I’m watching a movie

Incredibly breath taking! I love your narrations and I love that you take the time to find the story behind places such as these. I do my best to do that also. I am a fellow urbexer out of South Carolina and found a home today, that had quite the story behind it. Found memories dating all the way back to the 30’s & 40’s.

You are so passionate about explaining what you see in your explorations .It is amazing 🤩😍. The family should be ecstatic that you chose there loved ones home. I love it.!! Late watching this one!!. Stay safe out there Jeremy.🚴

Thank you all so much for watching my video of this beautiful place and hearing the story that deserves to be told. If you enjoy my content, feel free to subscribe and/or send me a 'Super Thanks' (underneath video title) to help support my channel! Thanks again!

You are doing a great job narrating. A lot try but will never achieve. You have a gift .. sad that her family didn’t properly handle her property. Sad to see to be left to decompose.. great filming. I enjoyed your video a lot..

I came in contact with her spirit she is very happy that you enjoy her home and that you enjoy the way it looks how ever I've seen her in the video walking around

What a heartbreaking story. I can see the family being beside themselves with grief, it is a shame to see the house, built with love, left to die too.

Thanks for taking me with you on this 18:55 journey through a stranger/ dear lady's house, memories .

One of your best finds. I know they are just material things and don't compare to the value of human life, but I hope that the antiques are saved and go the ladies next of kin if possible, or someone that cherished them as much as I'm sure she did. The clothing as well, vintage is getting harder to find. Happy Spring, be careful out there🌄🌷🍀

Great video and awesome narration!! This woman seemed to have a full life. In the old days, many women stayed home to take care their families so their houses are their everything. It is sad to know she died alone but it was her own home that she enjoyed for her entire life and she passed peacefully 🙏❤️

When we see antiques, some people see rubbish, which is incredibly sad bc there’re so many people who go without in the world. This story is bitter sweet. I hope the lady was re-united with her husband somewhere beyond. 🙏🏻

"Submitting to the cruel, forward nature of time." Well said, indeed!😔🌍

I love how spacious the upstairs rooms are, especially the room with the crib. Would have been so fun to grow up in that house.

Thank you so the history, just sad for gal who passed. Shocked car is still there..

I live in Springfield, this is just so gorgeous and almost sad, but she is now with her husband.🌄This home has a spirit of peace all over it.

I love the respect that you had for this woman and her belongings I instantly subscribed to you because of that keep exploring

This is so hauntingly beautiful.

What a wonderful story of a woman and her life and the fact that her home which her father built for her and her family still stands. I very much enjoyed this video and getting a glimpse into this lady's life. She had so many beautiful pieces of furniture and a beautiful home to raise her family and live out the rest of her life always knowing it was the house her father built out of love.

Looks like family sifted throug anything valuable and left behind so many precious memories

Very well done video and I love music. Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross’ song “Less Likely” would really fit here. Anyway. That really is a thing that people do. Leave things the way they were. My sister died in ‘92. My parents never changed her room. They left it the way it was for over twenty years. My dad died in ‘13. As 30 years approached of my sisters passing my mom decided to make small changes. Made her room into a guest room. A few years later my mom passed away at home. This is my childhood home that my parents bought brand new in 1975. The house sat empty for 6 months or so. It was so painful to come over. I could only be at the house for an hour at a time max. But now it feels like home. A lot of great memories. Some really cool renovations I’m doing here and there with my second wife. My parents would love the house and what we’ve done. That it’s filled with love and laughter again. And a different generation of grandchildren now. Nor sure why I shared all this.

Awesome video . I was a kid in the 80’s and my Grandparents always had things from the 50’s as well because the elderly at that time were raised through the depression era so they weren’t wasteful and really kept things nicely and for a long time . That sewing machine is amazing, some collectors would kill for. Even buttons and things are collected. But so sad to let all of those beautiful things that she took care of go to waste. What a sad story . Interesting though thank you .

Incredible. And I like how you're actually careful and gentle with the stuff. I've seen too many people over the years pick stuff up and drop it back down, not have a care in the world for it. Nice work

A truly touching but heartbreaking dedication to a lovely lady with one aim - stay in my happy place till I'm reunited with my love. Thank you for sharing Janice 👵 🇬🇧 xxx

My grandmas house looked exactly the same when she died at 95 a few years ago. She had the same sewing machine. After it was cleaned out you realize how what physical items you have can get tossed away by others without a thought.

Thank you for sharing this beautiful home with us. I am surprised none of the family are living in the home, especially since her father built it. Such a great story to be able to tell your friends and family, how your great-grandfather, grandfather, etc.. built the house you are living in. So sad to see all his hard work deteriorated. Thank you again for telling the story of this beautiful home. 💜

I LOVE that you know the story behind this place!! Most abandoned place video people do not know the stories and I hate that. Thanks for sharing!!

Another abandoned beauty ! Can't you some how save the antiques! It kills me to know those beautiful memories are going to rot away. To me , it's like each piece of furniture has a life of its own and is hoping someone will save it . Even old nicnaks, pictures , just all things that still has life wants to be rescued . It make me so sad. I feel compassion for the lady that died too. Such a heart felt video. Thank you for it !