Dont let these petty people complaining about you moving things and not putting it back bother you,they are being irrational and petty.You are very respectful. these places have been abandoned forgotten and left to rot.if people were interested in preserving these items before they rot ,they will come and rescue them.... but they dont. There is always a person that must find something to complain about in he comfort of their own homes.

This was by far one of my favorites. I appreciate you opening some of the doors / drawers but there were so many you didn’t that I would have liked to see inside. There was a journal in the desk I was hoping you would look at. Please leave these places as you find them. Close the drawers you open, the boxes of cookies, etc., so they remain in the best condition for the next explorer. Great experience thanks for sharing it with us!

I love how this KZfaqr moves his camera in wonderful slow movement so I can enjoy it as if I were there. excellent job!

A hardware shop that did shoe repairs. Since I grew up in a shop I can tell you, the stock spread through the house! There is never enough space. Thanks for the visual record. A very nicely made film with steady camera work.

Thanks for moving the camera slow enough for us to see and thanks for looking in things. We want to see too lol!

Brasso was a metal polish, mainly for polishing brass. The dolls hanging in the wardrobe may be Punch & Judy & may be full of lavender to discourage moths. Lux was soap flakes for laundry. I used to have a landlady that used to wash her hair using Lux.

Love the square nails in the window 5:10. Thanks enjoyed some memories during this. Great job! When I was a kid, every town big and small had at least one fix it shop, had everything, fixed everything. You didn't go out and replace it. Looked crazy, but the owner knew exactly where everything was.

Thank you for taking your time & giving us time to enjoy the things on the shelves & in the rooms. Truly a pleasure watching this explore.

It's like a dusty old museum. It's a shame no one had a go through this place and salvage some if these amazing things. You clearly enjoy going through this. Really enjoyed watching

Amazing old antiques! Remarkable finds! Great photography!!

The things that you called shoes are shoe forms to help a cobbler make a shoe and the shoe on the floor was a partially made shoe, the hair is hair pieces that women wore on their head to make a fashion statement. I was born in 1946 and it was great to see all the older items. Thank You..

I could have spent weeks in this one. Never seen anything like it. My hats off to Stare for the best find EVER.

This home should be a museum . Hopefully someone does preserve it before vandalism hits.

Nice,,a lot of old,old stuff..nice find thanks for sharing..

What an amazing find! A true walk back in time. Btw, that metal hopper you thought might be a flour sifter is actually the top to a grain mill for grinding wheat into flour. Thanks for sharing!

That was just fantastic I can remember some of the things he had in his shop I am 74 yes in those days itwas postwar and the attitude was make do and end wow thanks for showing us around

The old kitchen cupboard was called a kitchenette. I love those. This place is a treasure trove.

Noticed the old Virol jar! Used to eat it when I was a kid. It was supposed to be really good for you and I loved the taste. That was in the’50s!

They should open that place as a time-capsule museum. In a small town near me there was a pub where the pub was shut suddenly in the 70s as the landlord had a heart attack . The landlady continued living there & never threw anything away. It was purchased by the town & is now known as the time-capsule pub. Look up 'The Valiant Soldier' in Buckfastleigh, Devon. You can get there from the mainline railway by steam train. You would love it.

I saw a great many collectible little things, none of GREAT value, but all of SOME. There's a collector for every blessed thing under the sun, all just mouse clicks away.

Wow, Incredable..Thank you for taking us along, Alot of Beautiful old furniture left..Stay Safe..

I’ve watched so many abandoned videos but this is by far the best yet! I sat watching in amazement at all the antiques that has been sealed up dormant for no telling how long. Thank you for the great explore !

I love the old kettles......graceful lines.

I have my grandmothers old “Hoosier” cabinet. They were made in Indiana, hence the name Hoosier. You would put groceries or cooking supplies in them unlike a more formal china or dish cabinet. The large tin funnel looking thing is actually for flour. The top would be fill and there was usually a sifter to sift flour into a bowl to make biscuits or cakes. That’s why it slides for dispensing.

Awesome find! Looks like it was a lovely home with such pretty feminine touches. I could spend the day there exploring. Love from Las Vegas. ❤️

Love those fireplaces! And to have one in every room is awesome!

Wow! Best one yet. Looks like a chandler's shop (wicks, mantles, lamp chimneys, soap, paraffin etc) this has got to be mid Wales right? I remember places like this in villages when I was a kid, a weird mix of new stuff and ancient unsold stock, and a grumpy old dear behind the counter....

I would love to have that Hoosier Cabinet! With the flour sifter below..what a gem! I'd be going thru every box and spending my whole afternoon there! I co.uldn't believe he left all that money sitting there, mice surely won't be needing it..

Wow 😯 I bet that was an amazing lil hardware store, THANKYOU for taking us in and taking your time xx

Absolutely fantastic place, felt a privalage to see, hope in future it continues not to get vandalised, thank you for sharing 👍🙂

When my late father died, he left behind his cellar full of vintage bikes, spare parts, bike tools, etc. He also had collections of pennyfarthing, old nellies, boneshakers, push susan, tandems, tricycles, etc. He even had some unsold 1950s - 1970s mudguards in their wrappings. Bike lamps too. We sometimes have customers looking for spare parts for their vintage bikes.

Absolutely brilliant ,I would like to say I remember a lot of that stuff but then I would give my age away lol..but I was very young then..These sort of shops had a certain smell about them,whether it was the paraffin not sure..I found them fascinating as I like these sort of places ,now going to diy shops remind me of my Dad lol..but I was never a really girly girl, I loved hanging out with Dad when he tinkered on his car or did woodworking ,more than with dolls . Great find ,loved the tour some beautiful furniture left behind too 😀

So many old things. I love it!!

Loved this vid. Brought back memories seeing items that my grandparents had.

That was pretty interesting. I watch alot of these types of videos and this one has to be about the best. What a treasure trove of old stuff!

Awesome place ,I no of an abandoned shop, happy to share

The old black ladies shoes are at least 70 years old! And all the other stuff - amazing !!!! Really !!!

I would love to have some of those tins! What a time capsule! Awesome!

That’s the best urbanex I’ve seen .The amount of vintage stuff in that house was amazing,I hope whoever demolishes it saves some of the stuff as it is great social history.

I'm loving the wallpaper and old floor rugs in there.

Wow so fantastic place...taker thnks showing us you adventures place🙏❤

The boxes with hair in different colors and the desk magnifier indicates someone that likely did hair pictures or watch fob braids. We have a family hair picture from the turn of the century in our family. It is an extraordinary hobby!

My first time looking at your post it’s really beautiful to look back at all the old things fabulous

The fireplace, wow!

Just started watching tour videos, I love your enthusiasm & sense of wonder. This old house & shop had so many things from a bygone era, and I would love to put some of the things into a museum like the tv & some of the things found in the shop. What a place to explore.

How have things not faded beyond recognition?? It looks like many windows are partially uncovered ~ here in Canada the sun would have ruined everything. Even the carpets are still vibrant and gorgeous ~ my OCD really wants to go in and sort it all perfectly

I love that funky carpet going up the stairs.

Fantastic and thank yo for sharing this brilliant place with us all...cheers!

Like an aladdins treasure trove especially when you go slowerly through the house giving us a chance to see a lot more than others do when they go through these abandoned houses. 👍👍👍

It's hard to believe that someone owns this property, and hasn't appropriated all these old antiques. I would totally either attempt to preserve, or put that stuff to use. Someone is just going to bulldoze this old house.

Thank you so much for sharing your excellent video; absolutely fascinating! So many interesting bits. My favorite was the Art Deco Hoosier cabinet, the cupboard with the flour bin; I’ve always wanted one for my country kitchen. The carpet runner on the staircase was lovely, but then I saw the gorgeous bedroom furniture! And you’re right, bone marrow sounds like a child’s least appealing food, ever! Looking forward to your next abandoned house exploration!

Really great place...amazing! Loved it!

I've watched a couple of times now and there are actually very few antiques, ie. things over 100 years old. Most of the stuff in the shop itself is hardware, and the majority of items on the right hand side are spares for oil lamps - there are lots of Aladdin chimneys, mantles, wicks, etc. Not of any huge value individually but put together... What is really unusual is the surprisingly good condition of cardboard packaging on the household things dotted around the house. I'm sure many would be good enough for the Museum of Brands in London. Intrinsic value rather than huge value.

Hello Stare, I’m rewatching because we are still on lockdown and you’re the best❣️I have tried to watch other “abandon” videos but only two others are somewhat like you, but you still hold # 1 place. I hope you will post soon. Stay safe🤗

Some of this stuff really should be in a museum for everyone to see. Those boots are awesome.

I read some of the critical remarks that were made about your not closing boxes you had opened closing doors you had opened. I like the way you handled those remarks I think you handled it in a very good way and I think that it will make your future videos even better thanks for a great journey it was awesome

Did you notice the opened flat screen monitor box? You didn’t mention it. Someone has been in there more recently than you think.

Lots of curiosities and it is obvious that some one inhabited it 50s-60s for a while by some of the later furniture. Appears later a squatter discovered it and rummaged through things because although things were in disarray......many were organized in a like fashion and some meticulously assembled. The desk filled with junk had a collection of felt markers and lighters indicating someone was living in the place in the not so distant past.

Someone needs to buy this place and restore it before it gets torn down. It's full of valuable antiques.

That stuff needs to go to a museum.

Great video amazing for its day , great insight to times gone by thanks for sharing from England x

Lots of museum pieces.. Love this kind of places.

That was so cool Thankyou for sharing 👏

Wow a real gem..thanx for sharing.🏡👍

The device with the magnifying glass was an illuminated Pocket Watch Stand. The watch hung on the hook behind the torch Bulb in the base, which also contained a battery. When you woke up in the night, this would be on your bedside table and by pressing the button the light would illuminate the watch face and the magnifying glass made the face of the watch bigger and easy to read.

Amazing place.Would love to look in there.I can relate to shops like this as a kid.

The furniture in the upstairs was beautiful.

I’m confused as to the Sony flat screen tv box. That tv looks to be about 15 years old, everything else is much older. Very nice video. Thanks for sharing. People don’t realize how hard it is to hold light, a camera while dodging holes in floor, keep camera steady, step over stuff in floor, look around and narrate. You did great!!

wow thanks for posting this ,i love old things, ive been fascinated watching you go through this old house

Hi Darren! So many super old stuff to see! Fascinating to me. Thank you for your video! Ps. Please wear a mask because if you see mold on the walls, that means there is airborne mold. Just looking out for you. 😊❤️

what an amazing find ty for sharing this with us

That place is amazing! A time capsule. 👍

Fantastic, what a find, it was those Christmas crackers and the indoor fireworks box which got my particular attention as know a bit on the history of the British fireworks industry, Brocks were the one of the oldest companies specialising in fireworks and explosives dating back to the 1700s, the company survived still making consumer fireworks for November 5th etc up to the late 80s when the company stopped trading in consumer fireworks and went into the military side of things which have remained since but the brocks name were bought by standard fireworks in the late 80s which were the last remaining British fireworks manufacturer of any kind left in the U.K. which it’s self were bought out by the Chinese black cat fireworks in the late 90s.

I hope somebody has been contacted regarding the conservation of this place. This is a time capsule. It’d be cool to turn it into a museum.

8:47...did I spy a bottle of 'smart price' malt vinegar??? What a truly fabulous place, lots of wonderful items. I am so shocked that it hasn't been vandalized and everything taken!! Vintage items are in great demand and fetch some huge prices, especially haberdashery items. Hope someone preserves the contents of this shop for future generations to see.

Greetings from California! Great work filming guys..enjoyed very much. Ty

Thank you for this great video in old shop I love it👵🏻❤️

Great find

wow, hi from australia, just stumbled on your page and whammy what a great find, heartbreaking that this will end up demolished or destroyed, it could be turned into a museum and people could and would pay money to see how our past was, just mindboggling to see all of this , it takes time patience and alot of not standing on the wrong toes but would be amazing to find out who owns it and if it could be saved.....good luck

Love your videos love the crunchy sounds and wetness of the building's and the basements to

Great find! thanks and good luck on your you tube channel!

Amazing video! The corked bottles are old but not sure of the time period but it is amazing to see all the unwrapped merchandise and to see things I couldn't have known even existed. That place is a true blue time capsule. Thumbs up guys.

Truly remarkable! That place has some of the coolest stuff I have ever seen and you do such a great job at capturing everything you can for the viewer. Your very detailed in your recordings and cool and calm in your narration! Great explore! Keep up the good work!

Hi, I just found you today and I must say that I am really happy that I did. The old shop is amazing! Thank you for respecting these building's that you go into and not taking anything. I look forward to watching more of your videos. I think the hair is horse hair. Take care of yourself and be careful out there. Love, Ramona G.

Amazing! Thanks for sharing ❤️

That is so cool. My guess is that someone was born , inherited the house, and died there. We use to have some of these old abandoned houses in my small town, from the late 1800s to early 1900s. I use to love going through them. You'd find such interesting things. There was so much fear around the integrity of the floor lol! Awesome upload. I love antiques.

Wow! I could spend days in there!! Great video!💜

8:42 Looks like a Hosher Cabinet, it was a mixing station for the kitchen. And yes that was a flour sifter. Enjoying your film.

And the orange extention cord on the shelf in the first part of the video looks pretty new...

Excellent video! So good, I viewed some of it twice. Thank you for sharing your! STAY WELL Britain 🇬🇧. From the US. 🇺🇸

Wow! What a time capsule. Can you imagine Mrs Badham in there sewing away. What a tidy little shopkeeper she was. Blew my mind. The absolute best explore ever🐱

This has been the most fascinating place I've ever seen. Quite amazing!

18:37 Blue & white sweeping brush remember neighbour having one with a head like that in the sixties, borrowed ours fourty five year ago still haven't got it back ! 😅😄😃😂😁

Wow the bits inside are probably worth more than the whole building now, what a find 👍👍

The stuff in that shop was pre 1960s. (Except for the fire extinguisher). I can just remember getting paraffin delivered for the paraffin heater. I expect a lot of the things left there are the lines that did not sell successfully in the shop. The wall papers are very pretty.

Absolutely extraordinary! Greetings from USA.

The human hair you found may have been used to create pictures. I did some community service about 30 years ago. I did it for the historical society. I discovered some extraordinary pictures the were large size n the subjects were made entirely outta human hair. fabulous. thank you lori

The phone piece may be a a type of early switchboard each person had their own ring that piece was the center of it all. The magnifying piece usually had a light behind it, he may have used it for measuring and mixing meds, I love the things there they need to save it, the dirt floor room may have been original part of the house and they never made the floor complete. Be safe!

I really like the way you film, very smooth and you don’t rush through. You speak very pleasantly. I am looking forward to following you🤗

You go around at exactly the right pace looking at each item.Some amazing stuff.That safe alone has to be worth something.Just Hope it's not ransacked now though.