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alot of work went into this video! i could of made three seperate videos ONE on each house but i wanted to try something different here! please show some love !

This is really nice and I like that there was no murders. You should have titled it different.

Josh. Have you thought about or do you reach out to the families to let them know all the pictures and things are still there... For example the kiddo that drew that drawing for his grandmother would be in his late 20's now... there might be family out there who would want the memories who just have no idea the house is sitting like that.

The lack of dust in the first one is crazy

Crazy part is even watching this video youll feel strings in you're heart being pulled after him saying this what life is like when it moves on without you

alot of work went into this video! i could of made three seperate videos ONE on each house but i wanted to try something different here! please show some love !

When you live to be 100, you collect a lot of obituaries along the way. What a bitter sweet explore thiis was. Thanks, Josh. <3

So whats the story with the murder?

I googled the name at the top corner of the photo at 13:59.  The first result is an obituary for Joseph P. Belsito who died at age 39 in 2014, at a hospital in Massachusetts. The photo for the obit looks like it could be the man in the back of the photo Josh is holding.  There is also a Massachusetts address at the top of that photo, so it would make sense that is the same person.  Sad that he died at 39.

This reminds me a lot of home. I have the honor and pleasure of now owning my late great grandmother and grandfathers house. Built in 64’ their first home together, where they had their daughter and where she got married and had a daughter of her own. That’s my momma who spent a lot of her childhood being babysat by my granny and pappap. (All young parents working hard) Granny was home till the end and passed in May. I am finally settling in with all my bibs and bobbles along with hers, antiques they loved and collected mixed with my own vintage collection and my fossils, crystals, and witchy stuff. I know they’re looking down on me proud that I am and will keep this place feeling the same.

The dancer house was so cool!  Very eclectic!  The outside looks a little “haunted house-like”!

These are my favorite videos even if they break my heart just a bit . When my grandma passed away I helped my mom go through my grandma's things . So I see this and it breaks my heart cause you can tell she was loved dearly so why didn't none of her grandchildren come and at least take pictures or something to remember her by? Anyways beautiful video Josh thank you for sharing ❤ oh the thing in the basement is an old hand washer for your clothes , my grandma had one .

The last house in the basement, the item in the corner is a very old washing machine with wringer attached to squeeze the water out. If I had to guess, probably 1940's🤔

14:35 you have to remember she lived to be 100.  
I’m only 55 and I have endless obituary write up from the paper once you reach 40 or 45 + people start dying all around you.

Friends, family, neighbors etc….
It never stops from that point on.

You should find out how to contact the family and buy that car. That is a rare one,especially a rag top. That old Firebird is worth bucks too.

So sad to think when people die no one even knows or cares enough to pack up their lives

I still have one of those phones! 😂 The skirt in house #2 that your friend was holding up is heavy because those are (I believe) Size 8 glass seed beads. You should probably change the title. I hear nothing of unaliving. THAT is an old fashioned wringer-washer machine. We had one when I was super young.

Bro, u got me. I was like dang that vacuum is still picking up dirt, what a beast lmao 😂💜✌️

Whenever I come across an abandoned home, gazing at the belongings still inside, I can't help but reconstruct and envision the daily lives of those who once lived here. Some of these discarded pieces, with their bold and unique character, are precisely the treasures I've longed for—yet they sit forever abandoned, suspended in a timeless void.

I disagree about the 1st house- the walker is on the front porch because the last thing grandma did was leave her house to go to the hospital. She left to go to the hospital and never came back.