ABANDONED Politician's Home In The Woods
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 พ.ย. 2024
- It’s all too often a family is torn apart over the very place that held them. A place of refuge, a place of so many beautiful memories is now tainted by the tragedy of greed.
This is the story of Jack and Dorothy and the home that held their family.
Jack was born in 1914 and grew up in this country home his father built in the late 1800’s. He was always the go-getter type and believed he would one day be the mayor of this small Georgia town. After marrying Dorothy, his high school sweetheart, his father gifted the newlyweds the house to raise a family in.
But tragically, the happy couple suffered the loss of two of their children.. one of them only an infant. And through their grief, they held each other together with the love they shared and overcame the obstacles of despair; Jack going on to being elected as mayor, and Dorothy raising their 6 other children at home.
As time went on, the children all grew up and moved away while Jack and Dorothy lived out their years in the home that held their family for so long.
But in 1992, sadly, Jack died at the age of 78, leaving behind his estate to Dorothy.. but not long after Jack died, Dorothy passed away without leaving an official will for her children despite the verbal agreements on how their inheritance would be spit.
And although this beautiful home held a love story that lasted for decades, it too, was laid to rest after the children entered a drawn out legal battle with one another failing to come to agreement on how to divide the estate.
And now, like the vines that have swallowed this once beautiful place, the unrelenting nature of greed consumes everything in its path- a family that once was, the home that held them together, and the love story of Jack and Dorothy.
So now, let’s step inside of this place, and let’s see what is still left behind.
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I’m from Georgia and this is just so sad that Jack and Dorothy’s children dishonor their parents memory in this manor. If I had a generational family home, I’d never have let it just rot. Thank you for honoring them both far more than their own flesh and blood have.🙏🏼
You don't know people's family history or what goes on in people's home. Maybe the children had a reason to leave those memories behind.
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Usually it's because if the children cannot come to an agreement logically they get mad and say to hell with it or one wants the whole shebang just to be greedy and spiteful then in reality they really didn't want it either but damn sure didn't want anyone else to have it. That's the situation with my siblings, my oldest brother wanted it all because he didn't want none of us other 3 to have anything. And that's the way it is.
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And sometimes it’s plain and simple greed.🤷🏼♀️ More often than not in these situations grown kids would rather be selfish and petty than growing TF up and settling the estate to move on from any bad or unpleasant memories.
Holding on to a place that supposedly Carrie’s “bad memories” defeats the purpose of healing. Make that make sense.🤨🤔
@@Blue_Eyed_Georgia_Peach_ exactly!
@@Blue_Eyed_Georgia_Peach_ how cpuld a family leave a house like this behind not return
I gotta say man out of all the countless abandoned videos on here, yours are the most well presented, well shot / laid out and well narrated. And the mild background music adds so well to the feels of them.
This is so true. I finally watched someone else's that he recommended and it is nowhere the same!! I could get roped into Jeremy's videos for hours (and I do when I can't sleep lol)
I agree with you . Fans from UK 🇬🇧
The hospital is my fave. You gotta check that out!
Agreed
I agree however the only downfall I would say was the abrupt ending.
I'm blind, and your narration of the discoveries in this house was incredible! I also loved the solemn ambient music, which further painted the picture the fascination and sadness of an abandoned house😂❤️
I hope he sees your comment cause this is the biggest compliment he could ever get!
As an old TV repairman with 35 years experience, I can inform you that that TV is highly prized by collectors Philco Predicta television from the 60's. Few were made. THAT is a keeper!! Way back in the early 70's I worked in a TV repair shop in Mississippi, and actually replaced that picture tube on the top on one of those. Meaning, I actually had my hands on one just like that.
Man, what a cool thing to see. Bet that was a good feeling.y grandpa had gotten a brand new color television back in the very early 80s and he gave me his magnavox b& w and that thing worked for many many years, until 1993 and I got my first color television. When the magnavox went out and no one could work on it or so they said.
I have a fully working Philco Predicta table top model. It's a 1959 Princess model in my library in my home. I was a Television Broadcast Engineer for over 30 years. I have it connected to a DVD player and run Doobie Gillis, Sgt. Bilco, Honeymooners on it for fun when people visit me. Those sets were not real great. Kind of a "dog" of a product. Because of that, many were sold to hotels where they would remain and eventually end up in a landfill.
the giant "bell tower" feature is a heat dissipation tower. Similar to the ancient systems of the middle easter regions. It's an "Air Conditioning" design, heat rises and escapes through the little windows while cooler air flows through the house at ground level creating a cooler environment.
Thanks for explaining this feature. I’m from the Midwest so we definitely don’t have those, lol. I respect Jeremy for saying when he doesn’t know something and asks subscribers to share their knowledge.
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@@aheineman9138 agreed. super cool opportunity to shed light and share little tidbits of knowledge with each other.
Agree. And like the ones built into old tropical/Key West homes
So very interesting and I'm happy you explained it to this northerner.
It’s so painful for me to see so much really nice restorable furniture just sitting there wasting away , but I can’t stop watching these videos ! And other peoples who also explore Abandoned places
Just now seeing this in 2024. Love the furniture and rooms. Thank you Jeremy for showing.
I love listening to you while you explore the houses you find abandoned. You are extremely interesting and knowledgeable. You narrate it as if you were telling a story back in the day and by the grace of God you are exceptionally talented and so so good at it . Fans from nottinghmshire 🇬🇧
37:58 I believe that whoever left this home wanted someone to find the journals and letters to learn about the family and what happened and why it has been left abandoned the way it has. Such an amazing house with beautiful antiques. Thank you for sharing it.
Dude you are beyond professional with these explores and the outstanding, informative narrations as well. Every explore is like a mini documentary. You need to be on tv! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Whenever I get a timeframe of when the house was abandoned, i always think back to where i was in that year. It is weird to see how far a house can decay in such short time. In this case, we had a baby girl in 2008, and it just blows my mind to think that while were were welcoming our new member of the family into our home, folks were still living in the home in the video. It wasn't that long ago.
Jeremy, I’m a new subscriber and want you to know that I appreciate the respect you show to the family’s possessions. And I respect you for acknowledging when you don’t know something and ask subscribers to share their knowledge in the comments. Some ppl act like they know which is annoying if you have the knowledge just as much as the prospect that if you don’t and are now misinformed. Thank you for your integrity.❤
I appreciate your kind words and for following my channel. I’ve learned so much about these beautiful places through my audience! We’re all in these explorations together!
@@JeremyXplores I’ve always wanted to do what you do, well minus the video part. I love seeing vegetation growing inside some homes. However, those are the ones with black mold so I’m glad to explore from afar. If I were you, I’d be wearing a full face respirator and latex gloves not caring if I sound like Darth Vader, lol. Stay safe!
Great video! I would love to know if any of the family members see this or continue to be abandoned.
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Yes so would i.
Such a sad story, and a darn shame everything has been left to rot away. Lots of beautiful furniture, antiques and personal items left behind. Amazing that there is not more decay in the 14 years it's been abandoned. Must have been a beautiful home. You did an excellent job narrating, filming and being respectful of the story and the family. I loved it all! So thank you
That's what I think, too. Those hoosier cabinets are worth a lot of $ and could still be enjoyed.
Every abandoned place has a story, has a past, so much or so little left behind. That was an amazing place in it's day from how it looks even now. That piano is a Mathushek, as far as company name. Called a square grand piano because of it's shape. They were common before the early 1900's in a lot of houses. Great find! Always cool to see a new uncharted abandoned place.
It would be so cool to get the family to walk you around and explain everything
I wonder if he's ever been contacted by a family member or owner of one of these homes?
Or even just an interview with one family member
Yes that would be great. And I also wonder if anyone in the family has reached out to him just because they saw a video. Wonder if any of the explorers have ever been contacted by family member.
That would be so cool
They can't even agree on equal split of the property 😂 never mind tell a honest account of their lives 😂
Thank you for the respect that you showed for all the items. Perhaps the family will see this and rescue part or all of this before it is too late. You did a GREAT job, be blessed.
I'm wondering what happened to the young lady that left her life in the journal. I's still living or what happened to her.
Need to take the antiques out of that house and save them. That family is aweful for letting all that go to waste.
Such a crazy sad story! I just hate it when kids can’t figure things out instead of letting greed just make everything rot. Everything is left behind because they can’t agree on anything, and that is just too sad because now it’s not gonna be worth anything to anybody. I really loved the old Filco TV! I have never seen one of those. Thank you for sharing your explore with us. Take care!
Great Video!! How many acres was the house on? Why couldn’t they just sell everything and split the money? Now all the money they spent on lawyers fee is just stupid!!! All the antique furniture is rotting away!!! 🤦♂️🤦♂️
So sad all that history and preserved home unable to be passed down due to greed and unwilling to compromise
I have never ever seen a Philco television like that. That would be worth a fortune working or not for decoration.
Jeremy, thank you for taking us through this old abandoned home. It is so sad to see someone's life go by you before one's eyes. I said a prayer for the former owners of this house.
Jeremy I think the house is gorgeous and those letters should be put in a museum because they have so much history written inside the pages . Brilliant explore. Really enjoyed it 😊
I was just thinking the same thing about the letters! I do understand one needs to respect others property but when it is so clearly being taken over by nature and destroyed giving the letters to a museum seem in some way as saving a time long forgotten.
At first when he found them I thought for sure they were love letters 😊
The young girl's room so creatively drawn on...if the walls in that house could talk...and you can almost hear them speaking a charming old story of a very interesting southern family.
I love how they'd a while bookcase drawn on the wall. The imagination & talent of this child....
If this house could talk it would interesting, happy, and sad.
Honestly, I found that room to be the creepiest. I think it’s just projection from all the horror movies I’ve watched but I got very creepy vibes in that room..
This made me sad. What a gorgeous home filled with so many memories & treasures! Such a shame that it was abandoned. I personally love the forest surrounding the home. What an amazing view from every window.
WOW! That 1950s bubble-top TV is really a cool find. So many antiques still lying around the house. So sad to see.
Hello, happy new year’s to you 🎉
It is sad how family members just can't get along after their last parent passes. 😞Been there myself. Life is short enough as it is. Love what you do and how you tell a story to make us be there in that time.
Thanks for sharing this wonderful adventure. This is one of my favorites.Simply love this 🏡 southern home. It amazes me !!!
Routery phone brings back memories as a child.
Remember when the cords were really long and stretched out so as a teenager we could hide in a closet or somewhere where we could have a semiprivate conversation with our boyfriend or friend from school. Lol
This s one of the best USA explores I’ve ever seen! Just stunning!
That piano is a Mathushek Piano. And, it is probably worth around $ 65,000 (if it is in good condition, which it sounds like it is). These pianos are very rare. Frederick Mathushek was responsible for some of the great advances in piano design ever. And, his pianos are some of the finest in existence today. Also, that TV is a Philco Model 4654 Predicta Television (1958). Probably worth about $500.00
The respect in your voice about these homes and people who lived there, makes me so proud for you.
I'm from around this area. When youve mentioned Fitzgerald, that's literally not too far from where I currently live. Your videos are wonderful and I'm so glad you give respect to the properties and the respect for the family.
It might be totally disgusting to look...but my great grandmother who passed away in the 1980s used to store money and jewelry in her freezer disguised as wrapped food/meat packages. Really cool house!
Such a beautiful home. The rocker on the porch reminded me of one my grandmother had on her porch. I think the peacock feathers were used for decoration. Probably at some point they were in a vase that sit on the floor. Such beautiful antique pieces that will go down with the house, so sad. Thanks for this amazing find.
Agree, in a vase on the floor. They were "in" back in the 70s & early 80s.
That's what I thought as well.
Love the passion you have over your explores and soft spoken and give such details of your finds.jjust discovered your channel.keep it up love it
Hello Jeremy! This is so sad that the siblings could not agree on the family’s legacy and all they worked so hard for. It makes me sad cause I have siblings and when our mother passed away we did not fight over anything. We followed her instructions. She unfortunately did not have a will either but we knew what she wanted to occur. The living room was fantastic but the little girl’s room was wonderful to see. Her artwork was so adorable. The home would of been a wonderful place to live. The large kitchen was my cup of tea. Thank you for sharing this video.
I’m always amazed by things left behind in so many abandoned places?!? Too much trouble to get rid of? Bad memories and so people don’t want to revisit and clear it out? Laziness. Not attached. Indifference? Moved on with new lives and prefer to let it all go? A headache to sort through? I loved the spiritual books! I have read several of those. Wish I were friends with whomever read them. True true not many interested in such topics. Great video as always 🙏🐾🪶
I always wonder the same as well.
The Lil girls Art om the wall is Priceless
This was an amazing find! Thank you for bringing us along!
Love your videos Jeremy! Please keep them coming. I like the way you present in your videos so full of respect for the home and the human beings it represents. I also enjoy the history you provide as it pulls us into “their story” so by the time you pull us in, we can appreciate that time capsule. This one was so touching and eerily beautiful. You could feel the love and life that was there. So sad. Love the way you end your videos too!
That little girls room w all the drawings is so amusing. I wd look up the people that lived there to see if one became a artist. Those drawings on the walls shows a very creative mind. And that bubble TV!!!! Mind blown! Luv this video❣️
I say how dare you a bunch of greedy children letting the things your parents things go to dirt like this. Disgraceful ,selfish children . Your mom and dad put all their time n love into it only to have it left to fall down n rot . You should be ashamed the rest of your lives!!!!!!!
I first thought that piano was a harpsichord. It is one of the most beautiful pianos I’ve laid eyes upon (thanks to you). Please someone rescue this wonderfully crafted instrument and restore it 🙏. ❤👵🏻🇬🇧
Wow so amazing. What a beautiful home. So sad that greed took over and it’s left to wither away. Great find!
What a great video, thank you 🙏 you are so respectful & wonderful to watch. Your calm voice is addictive to listen to. So glad I found your channel! 💜 from London 🇬🇧
I love that you tell us as much of the story of the people that left behind the homes and belongings… even the ideas you get about how they might have been based on their possessions. It’s so interesting.❤
I have watched your entire channel and this is definitely my favorite. Many resonating moments and things I felt connected to. The moment you paused in the room with the books. Yeah, that moment. I live in TN as well. I won't say much more about how this resonated but grateful that you were willing to share your thoughts in the moment. You are incredible at this filmmaking and authentic nature of how you give us your work.
I just saw all the aluminum cans in the basement. Back in thr day that was money in the bank. People saved their cans for cash when they recycled them. Love your videos. Keep making them. 😊
Your voice is mesmerizing....calming....love the vids..thank you. Northern Ontario Canada.
Love this place. My favorite so far. Excellent job filming. I'm blown away @ all the antiques. Its a damn shame the rest of the family is so disrespectful of the parents & the life they were given. If nothing else the money they could make selling all the antiques & land. I was raised to appreciate the things my family had & take care of heirlooms & antiques. I'm showing my age. Always have been a furniture monster & lover of old things.
Anyway great job Jeremy. Very thorough , good attention to the little details. Much luv. Carry on.
@JeremyXplores.. what's up Mr surprise?
Lord I’d be tempted to back up a U haul to this place….😍😍😍😍😍just gorgeous stuff 😮
Jeremy, your videos are fascinating! I’m 70 yrs old, whenever there is a room beside the kitchen, originally it is called a Butler’s Pantry. Usually a sink in there too. Beautiful cupboards.
We used to watch Leave it to Beaver ( it was a new show then ) after school. We had a phone 📞 on the wall just like that one! I LOVE when you look in the refrigerator every time, it makes me smile! The grosser the better eh? Keep up the great work Jeremy. I could listen to you read the phone book, your voice is lovely. Thank you. ❤
Jeremy, you do such a great job. I feel like I'm right there with you. You find some of the most amazing places. I would love to live in this house too. I have NEVER seen a TV like that!
I love the narration filled with Soul you provide. Greetings from Czech Republic
Just curious about those peacock feathers 🤨. Love the narration too!
Very sad 😔The now adult siblings who grew up in this house make me think of people who say " if I can't have you no one can" and kill their partner.....they robbed themselves and all of the grandchildren of any treasures from the grandparents and of any memories they could have made in the future with their own children.I can't even imagine such greed and selfishness 🤷I feel privileged just to get to view it in this video 👍👍👍
Seeing that particular For Better Or For Worse comic strip on the fridge (the one about the family dog Farley passing on) - bit touching to see they liked that one enough to keep it there. Also can't believe that journal left behind.
Wow, what an amazing home. Idk what the "Bell Tower" looking thing was either but it was fascinating. The girl's room with all the drawings on the wall made me feel nostalgic, I used to want to do that but I wasn't allowed to draw on the waits (of course, lol.) Thank you for another story and walkthrough. That would be incredible to actually touch and read letters dated from so long ago. I've never seen a TV like that in my life, unique find! 💯
The journal and old letters were so touching too!
The respect you show while touring these abandoned mansions is commendable!
First time watching. Never see your face. I do see a slight roughness by the tat on your hand but the tone and gentleness of your voice and word selection, I felt the warmth and love this house once had. The owners would be so proud on how you presented their home. I enjoyed watching.
Jeremy, I always appreciate your background information and your respect of these locations.
Good lord that piano alone has got to be worth a fortune! Why is this beautiful place just being left to decay? Isn't there a local historical society who could possibly rescue that beautiful home?
Your respect blows me away. God bless you
First time watching you & it's the most interesting one I watched . I think how hard the husband must of worked over his life time for his family such a beautiful home. It's a shame what GREED can cause a person do.
I'm so happy to have found your chanel. I love these abandoned videos. THANK YOU! ❤
1st; you are best at sharing these finds. And 2nd, what is wrong with families, when they would rather see their home in ruin, rather than compromise.
I came across your videos about a week or so ago and have since watched a lot of yours and even some of the ones that travel with you and others but they just don’t hold a candle to you. I’ve even seen some of them laugh and mock what generations had to do and how they had to survive, but you seem more in tune with the history. You respect the workmanship of the antique pieces and you envision their story with dignity. I’m into genealogy and cringe at all the pictures and personal things left behind. I assure you there ARE family members out there that would love to have some of their ancestors belongings. But the generations of now tho, they just don’t seem that interested in where they came from. It’s a shame that Jack and Dorothy’s children couldn’t come to some kind of agreement. In the end, they all lose because their ancestors legacy just sits and rots. So sad.
So many antiques left to rot....stuff the couple loved..its pretty sad...the house left to rot away..crazy.. Thanks for the video!
Thank you for an awesome tour. I could, as a parent, just feel the pain of having your children leave the house that was built with and housed love, just left to fall to ruin
My feeling is that the remaining family couldn’t agree as to who should have what items. So in their consummate greed, nobody got it 😢. Just to sad for words.
The peacock feathers? Did you notice that straw looking small keg on the floor? People used to have large vases filled with feathers. Peacock feathers if you were rich. 🤷♀️ Just my thoughts.
I wish there was a way to rescue some of those beautiful items.
Can hardly wait until next time ❤️🇨🇦
that or a peacock got in the house at some point.
I can only hope that the family see this and there hearts feel the hurt that was done , and remeber that this is not what there mom and dad want ,
Lovely home. Bros of Decay just explored it as well, cool how different explorers focus on different aspects, both very enlightening.
Wow !! I can feel the love in this house.
Your presentation is awesome. Your voice lends to the excellence of the video.
Excellent find! Great explore!!!❤🎉
As a furniture rehabber, it makes me sad to see those beautiful pieces just rot away 😢
I loved this place I like that you pointed out the books are rare for the region. This is a type of archaeology imo
I wrote this comment before you mention archaeology in the video
Like that you give a little story about the family that lived in these homes.
Can you imagine bein one of their kids and see ur house again? I feel the love in this home. Its gone and the mom tried to keep peace but greed lost it all.
Wow! I loved this home. Also first time I seen a TV like that, love it. When our parents died me and my 2 sisters didn't fight over anything, it's ashame for them to be so greedy. Greed is something I never had, thank God. Hope you have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. I just started watching your video's a few weeks ago when BigBanks introduced you. Look forward to more of your wonderful work.
It's so sad to see all the beautiful items that were left to rot, it's sad that families choose to fight over money instead of honoring their mother's wishes 😔
I'm loving these videos. There's a particular kind of tragic beauty to abandoned places like these... It's a kind of interplay between the grandeur of what it used to be, what it has become, and what it might have been today had things been different, topped off by the knowledge that this is the inevitable fate of all of our dwellings. It's a rare but life-affirming aesthetic that few can appreciate. Those who enjoy videos like this might enjoy the poetry of Edwin Arlington Robinson, namely "The House on the Hill" and "Haunted House".
Excellent comment! So much is contained in these few words!
I love how you tell the stories all of your videos in TH-cam Jeremy.. watching from Philippines
Another great commentary on your video Jeremy. :) The Westinghouse oven looked like it was from the 1960's. I LOVED the hats!
I love looking out all those windows it's beautiful
One of the best videos I have seen on TH-cam!
What a beautiful home this once was , so happy with lots of talent and memories yet so very very sad , i love peacock's feathers maybe they were out of a vase ?enjoyed Jeremy thanks 👏🏻👏🏻💕
Soft Music sound filming wow I’m stunned great work brother 👏 👏 👏
Such a shame to see what was a beautiful home, neglected and falling in. It's like time stopped there. Thank you for sharing these homes.
Yours is the only videos of abandoned houses I've ever watched and the only ones I will Love your videos
I really appreciate how slow you go with your explorations. Not moving the camera so much that it give me motion sickness.
Though there are some items missing from around the house. The four paintings and all the family pictures from atop the piano and around the center room. The peacock feathers had been in that large vase on the floor next to the wicker chair. Stuff from the fireplace in the room with the psychic books and a bunch more pictures from the room with two beds. And all the other miscellaneous items I didn't notice. I hope these items were taken by the family and not looters.
Edit: it was the Bros Of Decay 'The Abandoned Mansion of The American Myers Family Hidden For 4 Decades!' if curious.
Loved the child's room with the art on the walls. Wonder why all the peacock feathers. Thanks for a great video!
Awesome voice man. Love the channel
Thanks so much! 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
New subbie! I love your videos, and yes, excellent presentation. I love to hear the history of these homes!
While I like seeing how the rich live, this house just feels like home. It’s one of my favorites you have filmed. Our the possibilities of bringing this beautiful home back to life. I wish I could get ahold of one like this to bring their story back to life!
I absolutely love the old hats!!!
WOW 🤯 that was an amazing find! So many treasures, so many stories. The drawings on the wall are amazing! You do such a great job with narrating and filming. Thank you so much for sharing this with us. I wonder who had the psychic abilities. Great job again!
I really enjoy your videos. I was hoping for a close up on the abstract painting above the fireplace when you first went in. Looked like a very intersting and possibly significant painting. Thanks for your work.
Once again you nailed the intro! I believe the kids came through there & took what they wanted until the probate court began. Once a property/home etc. goes into probate, legally nobody is allowed to take, remove, or dismantle any of the buildings etc
until the probate court has been settled. I'm sure some of the family members have snuck into the house & removed a few more things but they know there are certain items they can't remove out of there without it being found out in the end. I'm sure this estate is still locked up in the probate court as I'm typing this out. Of course by the time it's settled the only thing they'll be able to do is just sell the property in which this house is sitting & split the proceeds bcuz the home won't be worth anything really. Awesome explore, I wish you a Merry Christmas & a prosperous New Year Jeremy. I'm excited to see what new explorations you'll bring next year.
Do you suppose the same kids who made those crayon drawings on the wall are the same ones who fought each other in probate court for this property and thus caused it to be "abandoned" and ruined? A sad picture of shattered childhood innocence (if that's how it occurred).
@@akirak1871 Unfortunately yes. It is sad
Greed can be for possessing “memories” and not just financial gain. The combination often creates bitter inheritance disputes. In my family there were arguments over sentimental items that hold no monetary value to non-family. Very sad. Think of all the collective money wasted in this situation. It’s possible that the proceeds from the sale of the land may not even cover the legal expenses and they end up with a net loss. Such a shame.
I love looking at old houses you are one of the best I've seen it doing I hope you continue for I will watch more thank you your friend always may the Lord continue to bless you in your work 🙏🙏🙏 sending prayers your
I have wondered if ever a lost family member has ever tuned into one of these types of shows. Only to realize this was their family home or a relative's home. What would they think?
Wow. Just wow. This one makes my heart ache. That Hoosier cabinet in the kitchen. What a waste. So sad families can't come to terms. Sad they didn't sell the the house and let someone else love it.
I love all your videos you always find the most interesting and cool places to explore.