Sucessful intellectual types, likely a teacher or better yet, a college professor who vacationed every whole summer when school was out. The calendar and the sale circular show 2016 but most everything else in the house looks like they stepped out in 1980. The home itself appears to be about 1955-60. Thanks for the tour Greg! 👍🤠 Notes: 7:52 The letter: "March 4, 1983 Dear Edwina, Hi, I received your letter just this week and I want to thank you for it. It was so good to hear from you again, I think of you often and pray for you daily and was wondering how you were doing. Well, school will soon be finished. I will be graduating on May 2. My studies are going well. This last" (End of page) 14:55 Appears to be about second half of the 60's. 17:04 I'm sure this is a one of a kind high school metalshop project, I'd love to have it even though it looks kinda ridiculous. 28:44 Like I said, he was an intellectual type. 30:26 Nice parties way back in the day I'm sure, I can almost picture Edwina losing her wig while vigorously dancing the twist after one too many. 35:36 Much worse condition than other explores I've seen, kinda looks like Godzilla took a stroll. 36:11 Godzilla was a wino.

This is incredible! Its like going 40 years back in time!

❤ back again! Loud and proud, love you. 🎉

This house is an absolutely amazing 70's time capsule. I think I just got stuck in a time warp back to my youth. Even the kitchen cupboards with avocado kitchen appliance, tupperware, and Pyrex were the same as ours.

It's incredibly sad that so much personal history was left behind. Especially the pictures and personal letter.

What a cool location with so many cool things left behind. The old TV with the wood decorated cabinet and the old wooden cupboard in the basement are beautiful. A really fantastic time capsule, too bad there is so much mold. An amazing place and fantastic video, Greg. 😊👍

That "Fallout 3" train set was amazing!

Hard to Believe how much they wanted for them console TVs. My grandmother used to always buy them consoles so she could decorate her house and have a place to display her pictures.

So sad to see these vintage pieces ruin

Thats a Flair stove i believe, the cooktop retracts backward to hide away. The top is an.oven

I collect tabloids and magazines and memorabilia from the 70-90s n I'm getting more stuff soon

I saw a Thousand Islands Kingston Ontario banner. That is where I live. Never really see Kingston on anything

Probably not a liquor cabinet, but a credenza for food service and storage.

The one little desk is actually where people sat to talk on the phone. The phone sat on the wooden area on your left.

Absolutely never disappointed with your explores, Greg. This place had so much cool stuff, it is definitely a great time capsule! Keep Orange Crushing It!

That night in shining armour is tacky but kind of cool to see and an abandoned house and the clothes are really dated, but surprisingly in great shape. ❤️the 🐸 on the coffee table. Old 45‘s and Remember When everybody had those telephone tables. Nice piano too. Strawberry hot chocolate stuff. I can’t believe all the dishes are still there. It’s like they left and never came home. Love that green mixer. Photo albums always make me sad because somebody obviously want to take them. Some interesting wallpaper, which looked really good, but tacky romance novels. The wallpaper is cute in the bathroom, but does not match the tiles. Stop Checking for brown bombers.😂 I like the tile table the hairdressing dryer thing sits on. The bowties are so cute. Very nice fireplaces upstairs and in the basement. Really like the bar sink. Of course you were not wearing a mask in that mould basement. But seem to have a train track in the basement. The same thing with stars with nails, etc., in them. Very practical. Basement that never ends. I see you wore a respirator. As always, I enjoyed this video very much except for the brown bomber and all that mold, which makes me itchy.

Uncapped! Another great explore 💕 You're numbers are growing, so glad to see🎉 Keep up the great work! Thanks for the great video and AWESOME CHAT, as always😎🤘 Have a great Easter holiday 🙏

At 32 min. when you see the beer labels reminds me; in the late 80's I tried Labatt's IPA and loved it ! But lagers sell better and they stopped making it. I think maybe after her husband died she could not deal with the stuff in the house; could not face it. Maybe someone intended to but no one did.

I wonder what happened to the couple that lived in that house . Like they got up in 1983 and life every thing .

Very interesting taste in decor! Nothing matches anything. The carpet doesn’t match the drapes and the walls don’t match the tile. It’s like they found stuff on the side of the road that was trash and decorated their house with it 😱 Complements on the actual filming and narrative. Great video!

Hi Greg! I love your explores and I always look forward to the next one. You never disappoint me.

Have to say, the train set up I don't see any cars or engines ! I bet someone took them. I mean not a single rail car, that I could see.

Great video Greg, thanks.

That was an awesome explore. That place has gotten in real bad shape now. That would have been creepy if that Knight moved. Big hugs 😊

83 40 years xo

This house looks like it had a fire.

It reminds me of a house where one spouse died. Probably the husband since there is so little male clothing. Maybe the wife lived there by herself until she wasn't able to live independently or she may have passed away and none of their kids wanted anything to do with the house. They may not have had children. If somebody wanted a spacious country home and could do all the work remodeling it themselves, it would be a really nice home.

Awesome explore

I bet that someone came in 2016 to pack up some stuff they wanted.

Love the yellow/wooden furniture in the living room, the red twisted candles are wonderful! (Reminds me of the old Nancy Drew book (I have it!!!) The Sign of the Twisted Candles (1933). Unfortunately, twisted candles are not made anywhere anymore! Why, why and why... they are so great! All the bamboo is super, the room divider into the dining area, the bamboo curtains and the photo of the man on the dining room table is James Last. Wonderful orchestral leader from the 1960/70's from Germany. I have his Christmas Dancing LP on my D-drive (saved!) Gorgeous!! Whew! The additional room off the dining area would have been lovely! Nice glass of Port, someone playing the piano, soft lighting and all the windows looking outside on a beautiful evening in the summer at dusk (on a Saturday) Let's GO! Right NOW! Not to mention the green drapes. How to decorate around those babies!!?? The green mixer in the kitchen cupboard, right out of the 1970s. I do remember trays, just like we briefly saw, in the kitchen near the old Moffat Fiesta oven (underneath), so retro. This is a great "retro" find with the potential to bring back memories for your viewers - for sure! Okay Greg, the Harlequin Presents books made me laugh!! My father's second wife read those all the time way back in the 1970s and my father called them, "her funny little books" and threw them out on her. They are total garbage and should never have been sold. Fortunately, she stopped reading them! In the first bedroom the "quilt" on the bed is actually a crocheted Afghan and the drawer fronts in the second room are a fake wood plastic veneer - that was a 70s thing for dressers. The suit of armor is pretty bad! My father built a suit of armor (1978 in London, ON) out of duct piping, 6 feet tall with a movable visor, big long pole axe and a Scotch kilt (the clan colors of my family too boot!) At 21:07 in your video, in the office, "I was once lost, but now I am found" is from the Bible Luke 15:32 a reference to the return of the prodigal son. Finally, the smoked mirrors in the last blue bathroom (apartment) I still love to this day! They are so great to look at and work around. We are SOOOO boring these days!

Ooooh Interesting place!

Wow, Wow, what a find. Just sad to see clothes, for wonder if someone passed. Please be safe, Hope wearing mask, that basement mold...

You gotta be careful picking up those records! Don't need the poo finger to strike! 😂😂

Arrrgghhh... Missed the live..😮 Watching now.. Hi Greg..🙋‍♂️👍

Can't wait! 💃💃

Xo what city country xo😅

This would have been a great place to live. I love that Pinewood paneling, the fireplaces, the bar in the basement, the workshop, and that knight statue. I’m pretty sure I’ve seen this place explored before, but I can’t remember who it was Awesome explore as always bro!!

Omg I would love to take that clothing and look through it ❤

Lookin forward! 🤠👍

Another cool find.

We are basically looking at the last half of some poor souls life. 😢

Can you explain all the background noises?

Really cool place I love that bar 🍸 great explore as usual honey love it 😘

I like some of the wall paper.

Hope you brought a fishing pole the pond probably full😅

這如果是別人的產權 我不敢進去

What happened when you last touched a record?

Correction late 80's to 90's. This is Michael LANDON and his wife before he died of cancer.