I'm over for 4,000 miles away in the middle of the night, watching you walking through this house when we no you should not be there and you are putting me on the edge of my seat. I'm expecting someone to walk in. Every turn of the camera , someone stood there watching you. Great filming , documentary making. It's like I am there with you, beats any late night ghost movie. Regards 🇬🇧 uk.

What a beautiful place. It’s a shame how houses go abandoned that could be fixed up for someone who has never owned a home.

I wouldn't feel comfortable going into any place if I felt unsure whether someone was living in part of it.

That’s an amazing place. Lady had a great life. I hate when all y’all guys miss the whole point of the lady. She was way into art. Vintage. And mostly France. Everything screams French provincial. Her beautiful photography. The black and white cat book of photos was a total photo project. People started painting furniture big time about ten yrs ago. So people have been in there living. Maybe family gathering things to take. Amazing find ❤

This house looks and feels like it is lived in. Not much dust on the furniture , it looks too clean and organized to be abandoned.

That little offside room upstairs may have once been a nursery & might be curtained off to save energy, plus cold might come down from that attic door or possibly heat rises out. I grew up in the 1960’s & 1970’s & keeping heating costs low was paramount in those days

Very very beautiful well kept home and full of love, happiness, and joy of cats ❤

I guess they kept their relatives things for several generations....really sweet actually

Gatorade bottle? Live plants, recent newspapers, and calendars? I wouldn't be in there, lol.

This lady had charmingly exquisite taste. I love this home. Today modernity is cold, heartless, banal and ugly. This home was filled with love and is sacred. So one must feel as an intruder. May i suggest you leave a single rose upon exploring such another sacred place. FYI!: the second ad took your video hostage. There was no skip button and it went on forever! Not just 5 minutes!!! But way longer!

FOR sure IT was very Creepy. I couldn't go in there by myself. I would never have stayed in there once I heard the strange noises that say you heard. Nice Video 👍🏽😃

What an amazing old house you found along with your commentary at the end truly speaks to the human condition.

The second upstairs bedroom is suspicious like someone living there with the sleeping bag on top of the bed.

Absolutely beautiful home. 😍

This house was unsettling to me, I can’t figure out why though.

I lived in an old house that had a sink exactly like that! It was sooo cool! Gosh I DETEST those drop ceilings in older homes…

The photograph that you mistook for Marilyn Monroe is actually the film actress Gene Tierney and film that the photograph is from the movie Laura (1944, 20th Century Fox).

I wish you would call out when entering! At most if someone is in there they can say something and give you a chance to fuck off peacefully, I'd hate for you to scare someone that's not right of mind at the moment! Stay safe mate

This video (and others I've seen) make me want to really clean my house before I die...😺😺😺

Wow that place is truly stuck in time, hardly seems abandoned!

I believe the curtains were used to keep out the drafts when it was cold out.

I just wonder why she didn’t leave it to anyone or why her extended family didn’t atleast come and get the family photos and things that personal I find that very interesting I was waiting for one of those cars to jump out lol thanks for sharing ❤️👍👍

One thing I conclude from almost every exploration video I view.. we ALL have WAY TOO MUCH much of a sentimental attachment to extra sh&t we don’t need,and most people can’t or don’t care about it after we are gone ! Note to self: Downsize to being a minimalist!! lol!

That beautiful timeless old house needs a new waterproof metal roof and some new paint. I totally live there in a heartbeat.

People like Gayle and many of us are cat people because we do not want to see any animals go hungry or without a home .. Animals love you unconditionally...I will care for animals the rest of my life ..

I'm going to assume, that for purposes of artistic license, you actually had permission to be in this house. Because, if not, they call this breaking and entering in my neck of the woods. You claim there were lights on in the "guest house" and we come to find that the guest house is actually a separate part of the same house. So did you make your way into a house that you knew, or strongly suspected, was occupied? The fact there is electricity on in parts of the house and evidence of it being occupied, or at least visited, within the last year I can only ask why you think you have a right to be in there? Maybe the owner is in a nursing home and the property has a caretaker who comes in once in awhile. Maybe the owner died and the extended family are tied up administering an estate. This activity, besides being criminal, is extremely disrespectful and dangerous for your sake and the sake of anyone who might come upon you snooping around and looking through someone's possessions. Going through an abandoned amusement park or a dead mall is one thing but entering a likely occupied house that has an abandoned section is something else completely. It's downright shameful.

This video made me sad. House seemed so sad,and lonely. I wish you could have explored a little more of it you didn’t do the basement. Lovely video though. you put heart, and soul into your exploring but you be careful ❤.

The house looks better than mine !! sad it's going to decay! and you shouldn't call her a crazy cat lady if you ask me she seemed like a classy person!

Gave me chills n tears all @ the same time 😿😿😿 Luv to explore too

This one had me on edge watching it.

I used to have a recurrent dream of a house like this. Older home with many many rooms

Wow Rick, you found a good one for sure! Great video bro 🔥

Seems like she lived frugally in this house for a long time; perhaps passing only recently. The was she hung up wallpaper with nails to beautify the rooms is unique. She kept beds for relatives to come and stay, covered with sheets to keep them dust free. Maybe she even grew up in the house. Love your storytelling and your voice. Appreciate how you respect the past. Too much of transient life these days will destroy our heritage. Thanks RR.

There is nothing weird about it. This is a 1800s house that was obviously multi generational. Thus the incredible amount of stuff and the odd reassignment of room divides. At one time that house had very large rooms It was never remodeled or updated timber walls and filled fireplaces that were at one time its only source of heat. The curtains everywhere are to prevent drafts and keep heat in or out of the smaller made rooms rooms. Looking at all of the old photographs it looks like a very large family with the home left to a unmarried daughter to keep and maintain while everyone else just went on with their lives. Likely there is some kind of caretaker.

The more i know about people, the more I'll stay with my cats any day!! 😂😅

People can do whatever they like but I did don't understand the selfishness of some of them. Sometimes, I'm sure it maybe a legal reason places are abandoned but I know people who own nice homes and also own homes left to them by relatives. They won't even let you rent the homes,why? Give somebody else a chance to own something. The dead is gone but hopefully, you have good memories. I asked my own sister to let me rent her old house. Of course she said, my husband says, its bad news to do business with relatives. But the house didn't belong to him. Now they both have passed on n could have given me a chance to be a home owner. Don't judge me. I am a hard worker and I am not looking for a hand out. But I have known some selfish people that could have made someone life better. Thank you

I think it's pretty clean. I don't see dust and cobwebs.

My heart was racing as your u went up the attic steps. PS: Marilyn Monroe had dark hair and later became bleach blonde. I enjoy your videos.

Look pretty clean compared to some I seen

Ide be the same way all scetched out...Hearing noises...Awesome video

What a wonderful place. I am sure it was filled with love and happiness. I am sure if u dug a little more, you'll find something interesting about her. Plz doi love to know about her life.

That Piano looks like same size as mine which means it's a Victorian Upright Grand Piano.

I love old houses. It amazes me how small the rooms are. I am in Indy and the Lilly mansion at the art museum is that way the interior is so small and cramped

It's so sad to see so many beautiful things just going to waste, I feel she would have preferred to have her things enjoyed by others that would take care of them then to have them sit and go to waste. 😢

Good video, Ranger Rick. Makes you realize that when you die, everything you own, will be left behind

Maybe a caretaker lives where it has power? Idk, the relics are amazing, pictures. Coming from a family that we know little about, what I wouldn't give for some pictures. And remove some of the things she loved to preserve them. Never would I explore by myself, in case of an accident.

Thank you so much for sharing ❤

The attic is storage. People used to keep furniture and they kept their attic space organized. The sheets are to keep dust off the furniture and belongings.

I definitely would not have explored that place. It undoubtedly seems like there's at least a caretaker. Thank you for taking the risk to share this amazing time capsule of a home with us.

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Love the Staircase❤

You probably don’t feel welcome because you’re not.

Why does it feel like you broke in this lady's house. 😢

"Possessions we Acquire hold little to true value in the end"- FR this is a legacy and even more so a time capsule of a well enjoyed life. Love comes and goes but inanimate objects are what is left, as a reminder as times goes by. possessions are the greatest things a human can own its the meaning when that person looked at the object and remember something special a time very personal that maybe no one will never understand, i was very lucky to Acquire inanimate objects i am my grandparents, they show me and speak to me about a golden age. This is what is left to remember and to the unbeliever you seem very close minded, to the memories of a legacy.

Also this modern day sandals there 😮

Good Evening. Very Interesting. If it is possible I would like same books.

That door in the kitchen might be a blocked fireplace

The thingy on the door, with gears, is like a door bell. It let's the homeowners know someone is there, when the outside people wind it.

Wow, this was an awesome house! If I saw this driving down the road, I’d stop, too! But being a nosy Nelly, I’d definitely be sitting there for hours, going through the pictures and items in the house, trying to uncover the full history!

It looks so well organized!!!!

Wonderful tour such an interesting house many small rooms and cubbyhole-corners loads of items shocked that the house is in such 'left as is' conditioned Thank you

I enjoyed this video. Lol I too love my cats, and I may be crazy as well🥰 The house is beautiful. Thanks for a great video. Have a fantastic Thanksgiving 🦃🦃🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

So sad to go through someones things , that was their life...and now sit there abandoned.

It's a great find. I have to say I am very suspicious of the house. Like if he drove by and there were lights on say in one part that means some is around. Thing is, if the place still has HYDRO then it has to be coming from somewhere. One thing he should have done is maybe steaked out the house overnight from the other side of the road. It's possible squatters are using the one part of the home that has lights that work. So by watching the house over night he could see if someone was coming by. Like watching for a car. Before exploring the house, if it was me I'd look for a vehicle. If I found one, I'd be checking not only if it was in good working order but how old. Like if it looked like it was a newer modern day vehicle with a display screen then I'd be very leery someone might be living in it. If it was an older car and say with flat tires and the engine (if visible) looked jammed due to not being run in a long time then I wouldn't be as leery.

I would have loved visiting this house. Didn't realize they put the wall paper on from side to side though. Interesting for sure. Never thought about using a sheet for a headboard either. Have a great day

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🙀 New here! Question? How would u go & buy a abandoned house. Hhhm.... not 4 me, but just a thought. 😊 Please becareful out there!

I was so nervous watching this whole video lol

Beautiful

Beautiful house. Such a shame it's abandoned.

This one was scary! The photo you found at about 25:09 was of the actress Gene Tierney. The original was blown up, touched up to look like an oil portrait, and hung over the mantle in the classic noir "Laura". It was sort of the centerpiece of the film. Stay safe!

The only way you can watch these videos, and see these lovely old houses, is turn down the volume

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This is James Barrow this house can be saved and restore for a museum

Behind the small door next to the fireplace was likely a beehive oven/cooking storage. The larger door was probably another staircase that could have led behind the bed upstairs. This house seems like it's owner was put in a care home, or relatives are looking after it after she passed. There's also an old letter from the Army for an honorable discharge, that was probably her husband who likely passed long before her.

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I don't believe this is abandoned. Looks to be somewhat lived in. Hardly any dust.

17:29 small door (laundry shoot) and door to the right closet.

I keep thinking you might come upon an elderly lady taking a nap!

How do you know that the house is abandoned, how do you know the house isn't going through probate, I mean wouldn't setting on someone else's property be trespassing? 🤔🤷

It looks to me like a squatter has been living there off and on. The G2 drinks feel alien to the surroundings. The dollar and knife was an obvious warning to intruders/looters.

I wish people wouldnt abandon their homes its just going to waste

There also seems to be a newer single cup coffee maker in the kitchen by the microwave too 😮

We want to know what is beyond the door come on

That’s Gene Tierney, the brunette you thought was Marilyn Monroe

The room u found in the attic reminds me of wha they called in 1800's ( i think that time period) a disappointments room

What gives you the right to be in someone's elses house😮. You should be uncomfortable and and feel creepy!!!!

Looks very creepy

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Old houses make noises its just the house settling

Nice place and he people that lived there had money

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Maybe a Caretaker lives there

Hi Rock.

Interesting, I got no creepy vibes at all from this place (in fact, just the opposite). I thought was a beautiful and welcoming space.

Heck get that knife! 😮

Just sad

Looks like an old Stief bear