She kept a very lovely home. The furniture placement, the decor, the lovely children's room. She can be very proud that she made a beautiful place for herself and for her family. I hope that she taught her children to play piano. I hope that her grandchildren loved to visit, I hope that her husband always walked into the door with a smile on his face, I hope that Christmas was always full of laughter and I hope that she always had a pie or cake and coffee available for guests.

Breaks my heart to see all those antiques just rotting away, and I can't believe the power still on!

Ugh... I absolutely hate seeing 1/2 decent antiques just being left to be destroyed be nature. So many things in this house could be salvaged, restored.

😊 we come in the world with nothing ,and we leave with nothing ! Very sad no family to take her things, seems she took great pride in her home and seemingly her family, may they rest in peace! Thank you for the adventure 😊

Hi, great video. The hay on the sofa is actually what it was stuffed with. Old upholstered furniture was stuffed with hay and horsehair. I inherited my grandparents’ set and had it restored. It was filled with hay. No synthetic materials back in the day.

Love hearing the letter! It’s very rare you get the chance to that much about someone who actually lived at these places you explore. Thank you for the back story/reading the letter to make the video that much more amazing!

This was outstanding! I loved hearing the letter. Thanks for sharing this with us!

Someone needs to save those cars. Ciprofloxacin (sip ro flo ax in) is an antibotic usually used to treat UTIs and other bacterial infections. I've had to take it so I knew right away what it was when you tried to pronounce it.

Seeing stuff like this makes me want to get rid of all my stuff because we are all going to leave here one day and everything that we have at that moment will be left behind. I hate the thought of someone rummaging through all my stuff. Yes, I remember A&P and I'm from Louisiana. But gosh....I feel so sad for that poor lady who lived there and was writing her friends about how lonely she was. How sad is that?! Her children lived nearby and were busy with their "own" families. That really sucks because your mother doesn't stop being family once you start having kids. If you don't model for your children that you maintain relationships with parents, etc., don't expect your own children to grow up and bother with you. Really sad. Hope the lady who once lived there is resting in peace ♥

The Victorian couch is probably not a birds nest. Furniture made in or before the 18th and 19th century were stuffed with hay and horse hair. The burlap sac is typical as well. Restoring furniture is a hobby I have.

ARISTA is a record company actually. It was founded in 1974.

The Orchestral Model piano was the largest and most expensive model in the Mathushek product line. The value in 2023 is $45 000 . Amazing

Thate why we all need to get the HELL OUT OF THE HOUSE AND EXPLORE LIFE!!!!!!!!!

This house has such a lonely, sad feel. Loved the commentary at the beginning. Recently found your channel and have been binging your videos for the past week, I love how you really set the scene in each video. You should have atleast a mil subs with this quality! 😌 keep it up!

Well someone found it,and helped themselves to the cars.I saw a video on Facebook the white caddy is gone and they were fixing to take the Packard.I don't know if someone bought the property and is having it cleaned up,who knows.

Sad seeing such a beautiful estate in decay. I don't understand how it was simply abandoned.

Gorgeous furniture 😢 I’m shocked the inside is as good as is…the outside looks like it’s ready to collapse.

Now this house is for sure, Frozen In Time.. Has a sad vibe to it, someone(s) passed. I gasped when you stepped on the weak stair, Just hope your ok..

This is the third or fourth time I have seen this same property explored.

The TV is a Philco perdicta tv. 1958-1960. Came in three models, Siesta, Princess and Debutante. If you have one now and it works could be worth thousands!

Beautiful house, and the electricity still works? Arista is not a band, its a record label. That piano and all the rugs were awesome!

The last room with the fireplace is the master

Thank You For The Tour, It's Sad To See Sutch Beautiful Furniture Left To The Elements, As It Will be Lost For Ever, The Homestead, Must Of Been A Great Place For Children To Grow Up, Filled Whith Happyness And Love, The Lady Of The House Must Of Felt Lonely In Her Final Years, Not Having Anyone To Care For Her Or The Homestead. This Is A Shame, That The Home Has Been Left.

It's so very sad that there are letters and photos just left. this must have been an amazing place.

First of all thank you for your fantastic videos, awesome job. The heartbreaking thing about all of the abandoned homes are that the families did not care for anything for the next seven generations. I couldn't imagine people's families just leaving things like that.

Cipro is an antibiotic. It is often used for urinary infections. The theater ticket stub had a date of 8/20/09, so maybe it has been sitting for a shorter period of time than what you originally thought

Amazing rare treasure to find. Wow. A relic at most. Glad you didn't hurt your leg .. all is always unexpected and always be careful Mr handsome soul .. beautiful furniture in that house needs a lot of love and brought back to life again .. ❤️❤️

If I recall correctly, Bros of Decay looked into this house and gave some details about the owners

The piano is called a square grand. It's an antique. Probably from the 1800's

Just looked it up. 1950's Westinghouse wall oven. You were right. One sold for$70.

Really heartbreaking to see this. Home was once loved and treasured

Arista was a record company that published Barry Manilows mandy and copa cabana 1970 to 1980

What a sad letter😢 man what a price youd get for that furnature restored to former glory!!

LOVE that old vintage wicker furniture on the porch; you are younger so you miss those treasures, I’m not faulting you, how would you know ? Oh I just love old timeless wicker . Love the old Wordswork/molding in there

Unfortunately that tree crushed a 1950 Buick Dynaflow, my dad had one exactly like it!

Cars are not made like they were in the 1950s. What a find. This must be a sad story . The trees covering would make it cool in the summer. Sad the children never came to see her or them. Peacock feathers were used in big vases as decorations

The first video i saw was everything were in place like it was the first time it was explored. The peacock feathers were on the vace but this time in this video,the whole house were not the same it was found before.

This was a good find. I like steve ronin's channel too. I think you two would make a good team

Love your videos bro and i honestly think its something we don’t know in that basement aint no way its literally blocking the path to go in

Yes, please 🙏 ask if ya can save those cars 🚗. I’ve found abandoned houses 🏘️ like 👍 these, when I was in Alaska. If there’s also vacuum tube radios 📻, I’d ask about saving those, too. I hope 🤞 somebody also comes by saving this house 🏠. I also like 👍 checking out abandoned places, when I happen upon them. Your friend, Jeff.

Cool place. About the photo: The photo is not from the 30’s. I have similar edged photos from the 50’s and 60’s. I’m thinking yours is the fifties (maybe the late 40’s but that’s a big maybe in my book) - that would be my guess 👍quite the place. Must be a lot of work finding out where these places are. Can tell you really enjoy it ✌️

Thank you for a beautiful past of history of this house. It must have been such a beautiful house once lived in. I just love the see thru walk. All that furniture left, yet I can believe her children were selfish not being with her. I just hope when she died it wasn't long before they discovered herm 😢 if I lived close by her I would have visited her more often. Why my heart screams out did her family reach out.?

Very very sad 🙁 . A family lost & gone forever 😔.

That was part of the old couch. It isn't a birds nest. Back then they used horse hair and straw.

Sooo your videos came up as recommended to watch and I have 2say you have visited some AWESOME GREAT LOCATIONS, then I see you with Steve Ronin You GOT my following❣️Thanks for sharing great forgotten locations with the world✝️☮️💟

18:00 tv reminds me of fallout so definitely 50s and a lot of vintage 50s stuff

All that movie/tv memorabilia stuck to the fridge and laid out on various tables with white table clothes makes me think they had a yard sale of sorts. Someone in the house collected I love Lucy items and Leave It To Beaver souvenirs. Those items are from the early 1950s. I would say the furniture is from the 1940s. Some of my "up to date" family members had very similar furnishings in the mid 1950s when I was 4-5 years old.

Hey RangerRickTV, just started watching your great videos. A big hello from Birmingham England. I love all your videos, they are so interesting & love all the content. Love your all your documentaries to, showing real life on the streets of your great country. Such poor souls in some of them of the homeless, who have seemed to have lost everything even hope & all they can do is try to survive as best as they can, poor people. Thanks for sharing the videos. Take care. Andy. 👍😊👍

It's not a band it's the name of a record company. Arista records. A once lovely home withering away

THIS IS WHY PEOPLE HAVE CHILDREN. TO GIVE THEM WHAT YOU LEARNED AND EARNED AND BUILT U, SO THEY HAVE A GOOD LIFE , LIKE YOU HAD!!!!

Alot of homes look like ready to go with mother nature. Inside leaves people speechless

Did you happen to see who signed that painting that you saw above the fireplace, that looks like a Picasso and if it is it can be worth millions. I'm not an art critic by any way but that looked like a Picasso to me, but maybe I'm wrong.

I love your channel, I've only just discovered it, and it's a gem . That house was incredible, and the furniture is worth a small fortune. The piano alone is worth over forty thousand pounds /or Forty eight thousand dollars, the TV is valued at 4000 pounds /4800 dollars , they should be saved . I can't wait to watch more of your uploads. 👌👌👌

Ive just subbed bro ive been watching abandoned houses etc for years now great video

That TV was new wave for back then

You mentioned Arista? That was a music company name some years ago .

😊 hi Ranger wreckage Jeffrey Thurston again just wanted to let you know that I really really like your programs and everything else you got yourself a fan here so all right well let's get back to the one I'm watching good one you're all your programs are always good

What a great presentation of a very special home! 😊👍

What a beautiful home and a great explore. I am new here, watching from S.Dakota. Glad you were not hurt on that stair that broke. Stay safe out there. Wow you narrating by reading that letter was awesome. Thanks for sharing your adventure with us.

Hey Rick My sister was a 101 Dalmatians fan back in the day I can't believe how old that movie is I'm glad you didn't get hurt Falling on those steps I collect aluminum cans too and put them in my basement But I can't have that many bags in the basement without it being a safety issue.

The med bottle in the cabinet is an antibiotic. It is commonly referred to as just "Cipro".

A very interesting house. I do enjoy these explorative videos. There is another video made a little before which has a lot more details on the history of this house and family. As someone had commented earlier, there seems to have been a lot items removed and moved between these 2 videos. At least that means the items have been salvaged, even if it has been by theft 😕

That was awesome 👌

I would kill to go through that amazing piece of history ♥️ Those Cipro pills are an antibiotic, there was def someone there until 2009 at least the movie ticket was dated 08/2009… so, I’m sure if the person that lived there until then was fine with the house aging around them. ♥️💕 especially if that was their home for decades… interesting home with nice owners it seems… too bad it’s rotted away… btw…Arista was a record label company!

Probably the Philco Predicta TV model #4654...from 1958

You have to look at the badges on cars to be able to tell what they are! ❤ Cipro is an antibiotic!

Was there still electricity in this home? I'm asking because it looks like the lamps by the piano were on in part of this video. Wasn't sure if that is an effect or if they were actually on.

Arista was not a group it was a music recording studio. Meet me in St. Louis is a very good classic movie.

Ciprofloxacin is an antibiotic. Enjoyed your video! Thank you!

1st green car is a Buick from the early 1950s. Black car is as well.

Victorian furniture was filled with straw and grasses. That couch back was worn or ripped open to expose it's bird nest like contents

Just letter n these perfectly kept rooms 😢🥹! How does NOBODY keep up the home!! So sad…

I remember A&P grocery store from North adams, Massachusetts

That actually is the stuffing from the couch. Thats how they use to make them.

My grandmother used to shop @ the A&P in Massachusetts!

Hi Rick and Steve Ronan, Rick, the 101 Dalmatians was released in 1961, which isn't that long ago and the remastered version was released in 1996. the one on the table was the original. There maybe a few wild peacocks in the area. No peacocks died or there would be more than just feathers every where in the living room. Because it is in one of the first rooms as you walk in my guess is these peacocks have either mated in the house and sought out refuge from the winter months. Peacocks actually shed their tail feathers every year and with each passing year more feathers get shed. Feathers are only needed to display to impress a peahen after the mating season end the tail feathers fall out on their own. Peacocks are very loyal to their mates. that is why there is peacock feathers every where. The peacock usually come back to their nesting sites i believe which is again why there are so many feathers on the floor. The Rugs are the genuine wool rugs if i was to hazard a guess i would say they were from the 1800-1930's some of them are oriental rugs by the patterns on them. others are more than likely Persian or Middle Eastern rugs. they will be quite valuable. The stuff on the couch is from the inside of the couch. Couches were filled with a material called hessian which is like a straw based material then the coloured fabric would be put on the top of it. the couched were not built for comfort just functionality back then. the house was probably built in the 1700-1800 probably early to late 1800's The picture of the house as it once looked before nature took over. My guess is the person who lived in the house her husband was probably in the military, as he was away a lot, or a sales men of some sort. They were pretty well off considering the furniture and the rugs in the house. Be careful of the dust in these old houses, there isn't much mold in the house from what i have seen but the paint on the walls peeling could contain lead or other toxic substances. I don't know why you explorers always have to open up fridges or freezers. do you realize how much mold spores come in contact with you when you open the fridge doors or the doors to freezers especially if there is stuff still in there like this one did. it is in the region of thousands. I wouldn't want you to have any health issues please wear a mask if you must do that ideally you should be wearing a mask in old houses any ways, it or without furniture in them. The dead possum on the floor isn't the healthiest place to be either. Safety first guys please for your own safety. Please be careful both of you. You are our historians in a way. safety first always please.

Steve Ronin, GETS AROUND

There are so many things i would like to restore to its former glory. Furniture, car. Beds. Tv

How was there light in those lamps without power?

Hi. My first watch and had to subscribe. Worried me when you feel through the step. Jen in nz. Thank you for the video ❤

It's a black 1949 Buick Roadmaster sedanette!

The youngest daughter is still alive and is a well-known author. I believe the father managed a cotton mill and died in 1954 . The mom died in 1999. I'm wondering who lived in the house from 1999 to 2009 or even later ?

That tv is worth thousands of dollars i seen one sell for $65 k ❤ The furniture is worth thousands of dollars 😊❤ The furniture is so rare that i advice you to remove it all asap or it will never be seen for another person to own it to show the world and museums will display it i seen furniture worth thousands of dollars in this house! I seen a table bring almost six hundred thousand dollars that looked like one of the tables i seen in this video ❤ This stuff is almost completely gone now this is very rare furniture 😊 Whoever owned this house had to die without anymore of their family members still alive causes anyone with a heart a brain would have never left anything inside the house at all it’s all rare priceless ❤

The house was beautiful and well loved. Its a shame it wasnt loved back.

Prescription bottle is Cipro a strong antibiotic.

one of a kind.

#RangerRick, the TV is a highly collectable called a PREDICTA (PRE-DIC-TA). NEW SUB HERE, I FOLLOW YOUR BUD STEVE, SO I'M SURE I'LL LOVE YOUR CHANNEL. OLE STEVE IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY ME! Let me say, it's so refreshing to see an explorer that's versed on things in these houses. Those young'ns hiccup when it comes to knowing old things! Lol! Great content, much love and respect from Alabama! ❤

Cool things left in that house!

I appreciate you showing us this time capsule , I've watched many of these from a lot of different people showing them but you are by far the best at doing this then them others . TY much .

Am I right that lamps were on in a couple of scenes? Meaning there's still working electricity??? Who would be paying the bill for this old decaying relic? And if someone is willing to pay for electricity why not salvage some of the valuable items. Curious.....

The husband was a traveling tile salesman

That automobile looks like Woody's to me now.✌️💙🎶⛵

A&P supermarket was in the northeast also.

Love that old TV

Someone needs to contact the owner of that home and see if they can buy those antiques.

Hello Ranger Rick. Just a few minutes in on this video and I knew I had to subscribe so I did. I can’t wait to watch your other videos. I appreciate the beauty of these older homes and the antiques although it’s such a shame all this is left behind and forgotten. The Predicta tv was made between 1958-1960. This is the Myers house. It was built in the 19th century. The Myers left in the 1980’s.

i had the volume turned up, but no sound. i turned on cc and it was hilarious! there were words i didn't know to exist, but cc knew!

Wow thank you. Did you find out who live there and why no one or family members

Wow a video of breaking and entering 😮

Was there a couple very nice cars still in a garage? Other explorers found a couple including an old caddy in great condition