Grandmas Abandoned House with EVERYTHING Frozen in time | Found Jewelry, and Cars

Today we take a look into the abandoned home of Mr. and Mrs. Smith and their 4 children. Mr. SMITH and his 4 boys were all part of different branch’s of the army. Mr smith served many years and peacefully passed away in the 1980s inside of the home. The 4 boys had grown up and moved all across America to live their lives and serve in the army. Mrs smith lived the last 10 or so years alone in the house attending church and teaching in a local school. She had a love for trinkets and definitely a love for her family. In 1999 she suffered a heart attack in the home and before medics arrived she passed away. She was loved by so many in the community but even over time the town itself has started to die and not many more residents remain. So join us today and let’s see what’s inside.

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[evettelindell]

I may be crazy but when i see homes like this all i want to do is put it back together, pick up the trash that should not be inside the home, dust, clean and put everything back the way they had it when they were alive. I feel that is being very respectful.

[shar]

It's sad to think this woman devoted her life to raising her children to basically be forgotten. She died without her family around. The things she valued ignored by her family. Kids just don't care about family memories or heirlooms anymore. So many homes children grew up in or their parents passed away while living in are left to just decay. Memories left behind, family history lost.
Many precious memories can be recalled in using or having a parents things. I value the things I still have of my parents. Making sure to pass along what history I know about them.

[marlaandrews]

Her boys need to all come back and get the things precious to her; like their photos.

[karenlynn]

RIP Mr & Mrs Smith. It would be cool if her grandchildren could find their way there and rescue the family photos.

[KenDitzhazy]

Sometimes when I see these videos of homes you guys explore it truly hurts my heart. It's sad seeing these places and things just forgotten to time, it really serves as a reminder of my own mortality. Will my "treasures" and life that I lived be left behind this way as well? This one for no real reason just made me sad, especially seeing all of the family photos still on display in such a loving manner.

[GenXtothethPower]

That place is full of beautiful things! The furniture and some of the trinkets and decor is just stunning and it’s sad to see them wasting away.

[debbieallen]

RIP Mr and Mrs Smith. Your home is beautiful..

[CK-bltx]

I just don't understand the kids not returning to their childhood home to take family items....so crazy to me.
thank for showing this video.

[sharonmitchell]

I can't believe that all the items haven't been taken by vandals in this abandoned home. Looks like someone in the family would have come back to settle their mother's estate. Based on what this man is telling, this lady seemed like a precious soul.

[entaustin]

Gosh, for the life of existence how could anyone just leave their family photos behind. There’s so much history in photos, so many memories to treasure. I’d love to have their photos. Rest in eternal life Mr. & Mrs. Smith❤

[mercedesmariedesoto]

Aww.. 😢
This is so
heartbreaking. 💔
How can their kids just leave everything there? They couldnt even take the photos!
The Smiths worked to have their own home & in the end it meant nothing to their children.😔

[feralLove]

Love lived in that house. Love all the figurines, trinkets and furnishings. Treasure trove of memories. Awesome explore

[sueappleby]

Howdy from Australia - utmost respect for you and the way you treat the person memory and their property. This was awesome. Showed she had a full life, and that she cared about her home til the end. Thank you so much, really appreciate your vids....

[denisemendez]

That cabinet, car, bedroom suite though and that kitchen I’m drooling. So sad she probably loved that home. RIP Mrs Smith!

[displacedcajun]

The lamp with the tall lamp shade and matching table...my mom had the exact set up when i was a kid. I kept this set until 2020 when hurricane Laura hit. I'm 57 yrs old and it was a treasure for me. I thoroughly enjoy watching your videos. You also have this wonderful respect and appreciation for these places. Keep up the good work!!!❤️

[markfromct]

I agree you were very respectful. It's possible a family member might watch this.

[mpgisbtsarmybaefighting]

This is so sad 😥 to see the photos. I hope her family sees this, I really do and they come back to rescue what they can 🙏💜

[billstill]

It's a sad thing that none of her sons would take the time and make an effort to retrive family documents, heirlooms, and other valuables. It appears that they didn't even try to sell the house, cars, and other items there.

[annburton]

This could have been my Nanas house!! She had a house just like this and I loved spending time with her. I don't like the new way people decorate so this was a treat to see. Great video!

[Mikes_carnivore_journey]

Amazing find with a sad story.
I love the Buick Electra 225. They added the 225 to the name because the car was 225 inches long. 19' 3" . Thanks for sharing this with us all.