Uploaded May 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
I had to revisit the "abandoned house that affected me for days" house because it intrigued me so much. I tried to find out some history on the place and was able to find out some early history of when it was first settled.Yes it's a long video but I had to get it all and it gets more and more grusome towards the last half of the video. AbbeyGreen was originally owned by George Loder. The property consisted of 10,000 acres in New England region of Australia. Loder was a champion breeder of merino sheep and first class cattle. He ran the property religiously for 52 years. Married twice and the sideboards in the dining room at Abbey Green bristle with cups, vases, lumens, etc., which he won throughout the Commonwealth. The property was then bought by Curtis Henry Welch. Welch was also a top breeder of cattle and sheep and died in 1924. The property went to his son in law and the blood line ran out soon after. I was unable to find anything more recent about the property but it was hugely substantial as I counted up to eight separate workers cottages on the property. I had no idea that there was so many of them and it just kept going on and on everytime I'd get to one I'd discover another place further down the property. I also lost count of the amount of dead sheep I found dead around the place and The smell of rotting carcasses stayed in my nose for the rest of the day. This is a long video but I had to film as much of the place as I could so I could make a permanent record of this amazing piece of Australia's history before it all completely crumbled away . The property has a conservation order on it and towards the end it looked like at some point (maybe) national parks may have set up in one of the houses as there appeared to be old wildlife posters still stuck on the walls. I really don't know as trying to find out more history became rather hard. I hope you enjoy the video. I hope you enjoy my tour around the property and my commentary because I wouldn't shut up in this one. I wish I knew more about this place as Im really intrigued as to what happened after the first two owners. I know I ended up saying "I don't know" a lot in this video so I know ok Ha! If you enjoyed this video please give me a thumbs up, subscribe and share me around.
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I had to revisit the "abandoned house that affected me for days" house because it intrigued me so much. I tried to find out some history on the place and was able to find out some early history of when it was first settled.Yes it's a long video but I had to get it all and it gets more and more grusome towards the last half of the video. AbbeyGreen was originally owned by George Loder. The property consisted of 10,000 acres in New England region of Australia. Loder was a champion breeder of merino sheep and first class cattle. He ran the property religiously for 52 years. Married twice and the sideboards in the dining room at Abbey Green bristle with cups, vases, lumens, etc., which he won throughout the Commonwealth. The property was then bought by Curtis Henry Welch. Welch was also a top breeder of cattle and sheep and died in 1924. The property went to his son in law and the blood line ran out soon after. I was unable to find anything more recent about the property but it was hugely substantial as I counted up to eight separate workers cottages on the property. I had no idea that there was so many of them and it just kept going on and on everytime I'd get to one I'd discover another place further down the property. I also lost count of the amount of dead sheep I found dead around the place and The smell of rotting carcasses stayed in my nose for the rest of the day. This is a long video but I had to film as much of the place as I could so I could make a permanent record of this amazing piece of Australia's history before it all completely crumbled away . The property has a conservation order on it and towards the end it looked like at some point (maybe) national parks may have set up in one of the houses as there appeared to be old wildlife posters still stuck on the walls. I really don't know as trying to find out more history became rather hard. I hope you enjoy the video. I hope you enjoy my tour around the property and my commentary because I wouldn't shut up in this one. I wish I knew more about this place as Im really intrigued as to what happened after the first two owners. I know I ended up saying "I don't know" a lot in this video so I know ok Ha! If you enjoyed this video please give me a thumbs up, subscribe and share me around.
If you'd like to donate to my paypal that would be awesome and thank you very much.
paypal.me/mkuebler5
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