It is sad that houses like these end up being left to get into this condition, it is a pity that it could not be bought and renovated. Thank you for bringing us this very interesting video.

Jump scare at 2:11. I was definitely not expecting another person hiding there!

Interesting tour, Post. Wow, those rooms are really oversized. Nice. Hi, also, to our Ghost 10. ♡

I hate seeing these homes vandalized. I'm sure the property they're on belongs to someone and people show no respect to that ownership and steal, break, squat, etc. I got one small critique on this video Post10, you were making me dizzy swinging around so much. Thanks for taking us along!

I can see a squatter wanting to live there easily. They just don't know about it yet

"Post 10: Is there anyone in here" "Me: Yes me, get out of my house!!!" :P

It's sad to see old buildings just left to rot, that could be a great home for someone if it was either maintained or repaired.

What a zany house. I bet the people who lived there were interesting af.

Love the bathroom windows. The reason low windows are dangerous is children. They tend to run around in socks and all that. I had to worry when my son was little. Thank you for the video. You and ghost 10. 👍👍👍😊😊😊

I love your unwavering enthusiasm

I don’t understand why anyone would put thumbs down for any of your videos as they the videos that is are delightful I love ❤️ all your videos post well done ❤️💕🙏 some people just have negative energies so keep up the fantastic videos I used to explore like that as a child and now I’m over the hill lol 😂

We painted our house Tom and Jerry colors once, their colors reminded me of that. Watch one if the cartoons you will see. Love the way the house is laid out. Cool thanks for sharing!

A good one to renovate. The colours made me smile - wild for sure. I once put blue carpet in my lounge/living room.

That was a cool old place, especially the upstairs. The garage is in great shape. If anyone wanted to spend time fixing up the old house, they could easily convert that into a space comfortable enough to live in temporarily. That's what I'm doing with a shed on a property I inherited that's been uninhabited for several years. I don't live here but I could stay overnight if I needed. It has electric & septic connections & can fit essentials for temporary occupation.

Post10 - A cool place to visit is the Thanksgiving Trail in Chelmsford, MA. There is the biggest beaver dams I have ever seen, they go from one side, 500 feet to the other side! Just a video idea, keep up the great content!

WENT INTO ONE IN NEW HAMPSHIRE ONCE NEAR WOLFEBORO. IT HAD A 4 STORY TOWER TYPE LOFT ROOM/SNIPERS NEST. SO COOL. CHEERS FROM UPSTATE SOUTH CAROLINA.

I’m so excited to dive into this video! Thank you again post hope you’re doing fantastic and I hope everyone’s Tuesday was good! Love you all

That was an amazing video. I love nature and abandoned places but as a female and under 5' tall I'm terrified of going alone. I need to find places in Texas.

I jumped at 2:12 like it was a horror movie when your companion was in the shot for a fraction of a second

Love this house!!!! I don’t even know where it’s at yet my mind is already planing on remodeling the place!!! That garage was built to last for decades. Thanks for sharing! 👍🏻👍🏻😁

You should invest in that house I bet you get it dirt cheap😁

Very interesting colorful house, really enjoyed seeing it.💚💚

Structurally, it looks sound and solid, but there may be some hidden problems throughout that aren't seen, I didn't really care for the choice of colors in some of the house but some fresh paint would perk it right up, the garage is just about perfect for someone who is ready to make an investment in the property, it will be a great place to store the stuff to rebuild the house, and whoever does buy it has a few months of yard work to do, given what you showed us, I would say that it is a 4 acre lot maybe more, it will definitely be something to look into as a fixer upper, off hand, if it's for sale, it's probably between$50,000 and$125,000 depending on who owns it, and Ghost 10 seemed to like it, I know you loved the garage lol

What a nice house. I like it. I think the green room was the kitchen. Hi to your friend too Postie. Really enjoyed this explore with you. Thanks.

Beautiful home. Hope someone sees that and restores it. Thanks for the tour.👍😁🤗

Hey post 10 thanks for another adventure with your uploads keep them coming, plus you sprinkle in some knowledge.👍

Great video man, love this urban exploration piece. I got great recession vibes from this, feels like it was left maybe within the last 10 years maybe?

I'm so glad you have a buddy tag along with you, stay safe!

That was a great old house it must’ve been something when I was new also Love the garage made of cinderblocks made to last. Thank you post10.🇺🇸👮🏻‍♂️

Great video as always. It’s always cool to see the places you explore.

Wow what you cool old house Post, shame that scrapers destroyed the beautiful walls and electric 😡. Otherwise this house is totally worth restoring and preserving! Thanks for another awesome video bro, I too love to explore old buildings and homes!! Have a great evening buddy!

Your house and property tours are really awesum also .. great commentary..thanks

2:10 I thought you were alone so she kinda freaked me out lol

Mrs. Post 10 startled me just after 3:00

Thanks for the cool video. Tell us about Ghost10 this is the first time I have noticed a partner in crime besides April.

Your discoveries offer us a peek into the past and what once was. Thank you.

Great vid Post10, hi to Ghost10 too! 👍

When I see abandoned houses I think of the history and how once before they once had a family..

Next year I'm planning to move from Phoenix to find a property exactly like this one. I will build a house within a rundown house like this one. I kind of did this here in Phoenix. I like living in a tiny space but tiny houses are hard to find. So just live basically in one room. I increase wall thickness to 8-12" insulation, ceilings too in the room I live in to make it very cheap to cool/heat and comfortable. The rest of the house I make into a wood shop to make things.

Definitely,a very interesting house. Those kind of windows are great to put box fans in. Keeps you cool during hot summer nights.

Very cool! These Abandoned building videos are very cool. Fascinating building styles vs modern homes

I'd love to know the story about who lived here, and why it was abandoned. But I guess that's part of seeing abandoned places

Cool house.i bet it was a great home a couple decades ago.thank you for taking us on your adventures

I guess I am the only one who doesn't know who his companion is (since no one has mentioned her). I am relieved that he isn't alone!

Love it. Thanks Post 10. Another fascinating video.

I'd love to see a video on what you're doing to dispose of all your leaves this year!

That Moore Medical dispenser in that bathroom caught my eye. I worked there at one time in New Britain, CT. McKesson bought them out and then shut them down several years later.

I really enjoy this type of videos. Exploring into the past.

very cool house, love those huuuge bedrooms and the awesome colours!

Nice video as always, Post. Keep it up!

what a amazing little house, only thing i would change would be the colours anyways stay safe thanks for sharing and see u in your next epic adventure.

Wow !!! American electrical regs seem to be far less strict than UK regs. For example ... sockets are completely prohibited in a bathroom unless they are shaver sockets and they have an isolation transformer in them. All sockets must be protected with what we call an RCD, you call them GFCI sockets I believe only in UK systems the RCD protection is built into breakers in the distribution board and will serve half the distribution board each along with MCB (over current breakers / miniature circuit breakers). The main reason for this is that we have 32A ring final circuits connecting the sockets in a ring. We do this because our plugs have individual fuses to give a maximum current of 13A on each outlet so just over 3KW from each socket. A lot of our installations now use RCBO'S, these are RCD and MCB breakers in one module. This gives each circuit overcurrent and 30ma of leakage protection. I suppose that in the USA because you use 110V and not 240V the hazard is slightly reduced. The only disadvantage is that your cables have to carry a higher current than ours. We use a slightly different earthing system to you as well. We have substations that serve many homes and its at this point that the neutral and earth conductors are bonded together. Some older installations use earth rods as the earth but the first type is more common. We do however fit earth rods on outbuildings or hot tubbs ect. Our testing and certification rules however are very strict. All services into the home like water and gas have to be bonded to earth and the tests we have to run to certify each circuit are sometimes a little excessive. That's a very colourful house and wouldn't look out of place in the UK. Thanks for the interesting explore, I love the variety you have on your channel though I do like the work you do in the countryside and with the beavers the most for sure, those and the wild camping I like the most. Great content as always 👍 :)

That is such a nice good looking house. It musg look lovely during her hayday. I hope I'll have one of such kind before I left this world

Beautiful old house..imagine if those walls could talk! 😎❤

Wow that’s cool find I am enjoying your videos

7:42 freaked me out at first. Wasn’t expecting to see someone else!

Sad. Was someone’s home at one time. A sign of the times…….Thanks for the video. 😔👍🇺🇸

The banging in the bar room creeped me out

You’d love the house I live in, it’s a 1938 cape code, doors are all original, most are unpainted, still have the skeleton key doorknobs. It’s sweet

Cool! Post 10 adventure time. I love it! 💕👏😎

Man I wish we could see this house in its prime I bet it was awesome

ghost 10 gave me a scare lol didn't expect her to be right behind you.

Great tour of a really cool house. They are definitely not made like that anymore.

A very nice fixer-upper, would be a great starter house lol 👍

" probably just the wind" yet no wind is actually blowing outside, don't even bother to check and verify it, we don't hear wind blowing through out the rest of the house, and only hap[pens when you got close to it. it's good to be skeptical, not good to be closed.

wow that house looks very cozy looking when its all fixed up

Looks Haunted to me my friend!

That back room was likely the back porch they enclosed. The basement probably used to have the washer and dryer, but when it started to rot and flood they needed to bring it upstairs to the main floor ( most old homes with that slat and mud walls had basement laundry, furnace and cellar storage for canned foods and to hold root vegetables through the winter. That middle room was probably the kitchen and then there would have been a dining room next to it and a parlor in the front by the front door. I wonder if they were going to put in a drop down staircase to the attic in the main bedroom, where that wood was on the ceiling? Looks like the only place salvageable is the garage because it had cement block walls and a metal roof. That back lean-to room looks like it was once a greenhouse, so there would have been thick plastic stapled to those boards or fluted poly sheets, is my best guess. They probably got sick there due to the mold for years and it was too expensive to try to repair it. The kids that inherit it probably don’t give a crap about it due to the location.

I can tell you something about the previous occupants, they were definitely colour blind.

The reason cool old houses like this are rarely bought and restored is that they usually sit on a big enough parcel of land that 3-4 new houses could be built there. Sadly, the owners just let the house go to ruin while waiting for the property values to get high enough that it's worth demolishing the old house, subdividing the lot, then building new houses.

Very interesting you be careful going in those abandoned places by yourself hugs

Fabulous house! If walls could talk, they'd have interesting stories. From Piglet, & handprints to the playboy 🐰.

That would have been a cool looking place 👍🏼

Lol shes got a new hat???

That looked like a makeshift coffin where the camera was.

That's a very nice house. What a shame. "It's probably the wind" Ghosts live in abandoned houses. That's how it works. When you enter a dwelling saying "Is there anybody in here?", the spirits will answer if there's any there. Should keep a cross on you or say a little prayer for protection.

i love the way old houses are laid out with big rooms that flow together. the idiot who ripped out the wires realized that he put a lot of work to get a few dollars worth of copper and probably gave up.

nice video, i've seen at least 12 horror movies start this way....

Eyyy nice video boss

Great video as usual post 10, but if you don't mind who's your silent partner??

Nice house, sad to see it dilapidated.

He should put a bid on this home. It’s real nice!

That person standing near the doorway scares the heck of me 💀

Awesome!!! Love abandoned buildings

You can use GFCI outlets to allow 3 prong outlets in a house that is only wired for 2 prong outlets. GFCI on the first outlet of a circuit then regular 3 prong outlets on each outlet in the circuit. Its the only way to do it to code unless you rip out and re-wire a house.

You can still put windows down near the floor, they just have to be tempered. That is a cool old house.

It amazes me the amount of effort people put into ripping out a few dollars of copper when actually doing something productive would yield a much higher return on ones time. I understand the theft incentive in general, but unless you're stealing whole rolls of copper wire it's just stupid. Like you said, must be drugs. I guess when you're up for 10 days straight on a constant dopamine fix it just seems like the thing to do.

4.40 .......Didn’t anyone else notice the cardboard coffin that he got the camera from ?

You have so many abandoned houses in the USA its crazy. We have very few in Australia. Mostly due to the Government buying them for roads.

New characters.....THE DRUGGIES LOOKING FOR COPPER .....lol lol 😆

Thumbs up post loved it :)

That digital camera looked like an Olympus of some kind, not sure if it would've had internal memory as well as the card slot.

Looked like some glowing eyeballs in the attic on the left side 8:36

What a lovely old house i'm sure back in the day..

Like a few of these abandoned buildings and houses Post has explored, it looks like they were trying to renovate or at least begin renovation.

if there was a creek near by that place would be flooded with hobos

Judging from the plaster it looks like a 1930s or 40s house probably had hot water cast iron heaters they probably took them out at some point and put in forced hot air and that metal roof probably came way later on anyway I always enjoyed looking at stuff like this I also like walking through stuff like this

Somebody loved this house once as effort was made to secure & locked up the house & garage on the way out. The house was nice at one time.

It must have been lovely in the day x

This is an amazing house, I wish I lived in one like this. Oh well, I'll just build one in The Sims 4