Abandoned farm house (toys left behind)

This is a farm house off of Millswamp rd in Virginia. terrible condition but must have been a beauty back in the day. toys left behind from 70s-80s. nothing was taken or destroyed. be sure to like, share, and subscribe. thanks for watching!

[@hippiechickjude]

You find some gorgeous old places to explore! I'm subscribing and I'll keep trying to watch more of your videos, but I haven't been able to finish any of them yet because they make me so dizzy..... if you could move your camera much slower it would be awesome to be able to see them through to the end. I hope I don't sound awful, just trying to make a helpful suggestion as I love what I'm seeing! Keep exploring, and stay safe please! :)

[@bobrossrogue]

Good editing better than what i would do. good vid.

[@eastcoastexploring278]

zachary logan thanks buddy

[@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803]

:)

[@susansettlemires1158]

What a beauty just sitting there amid all that vast land, so sad. I would so love to own all that. Sad to see the remnants of the prior owners life just laying around. Thanks for allowing me along on your ventures. Great work.

[@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803]

Susan, I agree with you

[@Slayerjane61]

What a once-wonderful large home for a family. It's tragic that the homes built with real wood, (walls of side-by-side wooden boards) and high ceilings and built-in cabinets are left to fall apart. They sure aren't being made like that any more, and it seems that now, a family growing up in a house of their own may be a thing of the past.

[@TFfangeek]

Amazing video, at 6:45 that toy black car you picked up is Transformers G1 Scamper, who was sold with Metroplex, the robot to city transformers toy. Also, at 6:03 the toy you call a transformers is actually a toy of Voltron. On ebay Scamper can sell in that condition for 5-10 dollars. Once again great video. :)

[@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803]

:)

[@adrielrowley]

This house sure looks like a Greek Revival.
Appearances are not always what they seam. My Brother and Sister-in-law fixed up a house that had been abandoned for about 40 years, told pull it down with the tractor, yet now never know and better than before.
Pre war lumber was larger than today, plus old growth so denser, meaning doesn't decay as quickly.
Interesting layout, almost looks as if built pre plumbing with the newest kitchen added to the back.

[@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803]

Awesome video!!! Love these old houses! :)

[@gasparocelloman9852]

Once the roof goes it doesn’t take long.