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I wish so badly to go back in time and be able to walk this home when it was in its prime. I feel I was born in the wrong time. I watch all these videos and dream of that

One of the coolest parts of Bros of Decay is he’s only 22 years old, and been doing this for 5 years.  Sound like an old timer, but its great seeing young people so interested in history and so respectful with what they find

LESLIE as much as we love these amazing tours, I seriously WORRY about all of you inhaling toxic mold. As a nurse of 25 years , I have watched people die from this sweetie. PLEASE , PLEASE take care. You need a respirator.

I see hundreds of thousands of people watching abandoned videos from all over the world.... Even hundreds of people saying the same thing.. "How could these be left behind, so beautiful" . With a community like ours how come we just let this stuff rot away? Think about what we can do who can do what, The talent each one of us has that could be used to  re-hab and re-energize historical places....  It can be done, we just need someone who can organize and lead people to the tasks at hand.... Because everyday that goes by, is another hole in the roof, another animal moving in, another stone falling out of the foundation... Another step closer to loosing what the pervious generation fought so hard to proudly make theirs. Our history give way to those who may not care but who may be reminded through the artifacts left behind.....

The joy on your face and the sparkle in your eyes when telling a story is a delight

Me when Lesley dressed up:
"Look at this distinguished gentleman!"
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Please be cautious what you are breathing in…I have had respiratory problems after cleaning up old places. The mold, animal droppings and dust can cause problems over time. ❤️ I do love every episode!!!

I think maybe in a past life you were Lord of your own castle and extremely happy. The type of dress you prefer, your appreciation of architecture, and antiques, it all mirrors a life you seemed to have really enjoyed. You light up when exploring. This has become one of my favorite channels on YouTube.

“This is the room the man used to get away from his wife ,” lol. She had one too!

Lesley, those “tickets” are probably coupons for bearer bonds.  When you bought bonds, they were not registered in an owner’s name. They were in “bearer” name which means whoever has the bonds can take them to a bank and receive the interest payment with the coupon being clipped from the bond. Interest was normally paid every six months until the bond matured.  At that point you would turn in the bond to receive the face value paid to you.

39:00 The Toilet Tank Timer is a Gag, a comical thing created for people spending too much time in the bathroom. People would set it for a particular amount of time, and when the bell rang, times up, now the next person can use it.

The “umbrella” is called a parasol.  Ladies used them to keep the sun off of their lovely faces.

So sad that so many homes have been abandoned and left to rot away...

This seems to have intense woodworm activity. The bed was covered in woodworm waste.

I believe the mystery item in the kitchen was used to assist in doing the laundry - you would pound it up and down in the hot soapy water to agitate the water and help shift the dirt from the clothes.

I just can't wrap my head around places like this and everything in it being left to decay. It just seems so wasteful and tragic.

I love your passion and the respect you show to the buildings and the previous occupants

I’d have to clean that area first, then I would be able to sleep there.

Seeing you two in all these historical settings, it's hard to imagine you in the modern world lol