Hey guys, today we explore the abandoned greenhouse which has been vacant since 2018. Sadly a lot was left behind like cute statues and decorations as well as useful items like pots, different sprays for plants, etc. this place looked like it was a very neat garden to shop. They used an old AMES checkout for their own checkout. I wonder what else was from former retail stores?
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Hey guys, I'm at an abandoned
greenhouse.
Let's go walk around and see what we can
find.
Oh, they left a lot behind here.
Christmas
This is a shame.
Look at these pins.
We go above and beyond.
Look at the tiger.
This is
This sucks.
Oh no.
Is this a bear?
Look at the cashier thing.
That's classic looking.
This is a canvas.
Wow.
Lots of old artifacts left behind here.
>> I don't know where it is. I'll have to
keep looking.
Oh, somebody had an edge.
There's storage.
Wow.
These old rusty lockers.
Anyone need any PVC pipes?
There's been times where I needed
something like this
and you just wish you had it laying
around and you don't and you have to go
searching for it at Home Depot or
whatever.
This stuff's extremely useful.
I mean, they left a lot behind here. I
wonder if these came from an old store.
I bet they bought a lot of their stuff
from old um former like retail stores.
Did Manny find something?
>> Guys, I can't believe
a freaking
>> Oh, he found it.
>> Oh, look. There's people.
>> This is from Ames.
Look at her Indian shirt, guys. I got
her yesterday.
Let's go, [cheering] baby. Oh my
>> Whoa. Wow.
>> Yes. This is from Ames.
Is this a checkout or a customer
service?
>> Uh, I think it looks like a checkout to
me.
>> I wonder if this is from Ames, too.
Look at this AIM sticker right here.
>> Wow.
>> $3.
>> Let's take it and put it on here.
>> Oh.
>> Oh, this was from Ames. Look.
>> Uh,
that's not the greenhouse. Layaway
receiving.
Wow. And they left that.
But seriously, guys, what are these?
What's the use for that? It's like a
paper weight. It's not even a weight.
>> Wow.
>> Aim sticker.
>> That is amazing.
>> Anything in here?
This thing is in
that bad of a shape.
Look at this fake.
That's wallpaper.
I don't know why I thought the light
would turn on.
I've never been to an abandoned Ames.
I've been to
a thrift store that was in an Ames, but
I think that the abandoned Ames these
days are few and far between. If you
know of one that is still open and looks
like an Ames, you know, with a sign or a
label scar or hasn't been too
um badly changed, let me know cuz I
would love to go to a
that's just something that I got to do.
Um, you know, it's it's something I have
to do as a
retail urban explorer.
Hand tuned windchimes by JW
Stannard.
>> Wonder what's going to happen to this
building.
>> Pretty cool find. Heck yeah.
That table's decent.
>> Well, is it?
>> Yeah. That just needs washed.
>> Oh, well.
>> Yeah.
Yeah. Um, [clears throat]
if I had like
uses for some of the stuff, I would take
cuz it's just a shame that some of this
stuff I mean look look at these garbage
cans. Who needs a garbage can?
Seriously, the stuff is just going to
waste.
Great graffiti right there.
Hopefully that's a joke.
That's another Kilroy. Was uh Kilroy was
here, but it's drawn very poorly.
Oh, that's a foam. I thought it was
real.
That's
cute. Except for that it's broken.
Oh, is this This is the other part of
it.
Oh, there's still a piece missing. Oh,
here it is.
There you go.
Anyone want a it's 5:00 somewhere
decoration?
What is that?
There's the extinguisher
that will tell you the year.
It's marked as
[snorts]
2018.
So, the review from four years ago
doesn't make any sense.
If this closed in I don't know.
So, this closed might have closed in
2018. Unless that's just old.
Rusty shovel.
I didn't look at this side of the
cashier.
Oh, the poo bear.
>> You say poo bear.
>> Poo bear. Bottoms up.
>> Pot pads.
Oh, this stuff is
full of mold. Or else I would say some
of it could be useful.
Is this a
paper slicer?
I would take this, but it's moldy
>> cuz I could paint over that canvas. Oh,
that is a lot of mold on there.
>> Yeah, that's something I would consider
taking, but not because of the mold.
Look at all these letters.
Hand sanitizer.
This is legit. You want some of these?
Oh, these might be
Oh, no. It seems like there's nothing in
them.
rolls of uh
where's
uh adding machines?
Paper, I guess.
Everything left behind.
I'm sure some of this stuff.
House plant helper.
>> [snorts]
>> Look at that little catfish.
Someone painted a rock.
Look at these old
that old IP.
Okay, let's look at the outside now.
Prickers, don't come this way.
>> Okay.
No plants remain.
There's the front.
There's the Ames room.
This is probably just going to get torn
down. It turned into nice park here.
Here's
the back.
I think they were growing things here,
too.
All right, and that will complete my
look at this abandoned
Corso's
uh Liberty Gardens here. Hope you guys
enjoyed this. That Ames counter was the
best to find. I enjoyed looking at this
place. It's obviously very sad,
but at the same time,
it was a lot of fun.
So,
hope you guys enjoyed it and I will see
you on the next