Yea, the family should remove all those vines and try and restore/perserve these old buildings, but they are letting nature reclaim it. Of course, now, it would take a lot of work to do that, as they've let it get away from them.
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The old Blacksmith shop has had many hard hours spent there fixing things around the farm and other people. Thanks for the comment and watching my videos.. John
I do as well and we moved up 7 years ago from Florida, so we are enriching ourselves with more history than we had learned as my children were raisin up. Gives us places to also visit for even more education. Blessings 🕉
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My job in my Dads tobacco field in Va., was suckering. That’s pulling the big, fat worms off the lower leaves (leafs). I’m 82 and adored helping my Dad.
My Willis father was born in Sneedville TN. My grandparents Collins & Mullins were from Tazewell TN. Family goes back many generations. I have never been to Tennessee but hope to visit my ancestors graves at least once, I hear it is beautiful there
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Cool tour. the blacksmith post vise and the anvil ( on the ground ) have some serious monetary value, I believe I saw a second anvil as well. Looking forward to seeing the house , my cousin bought the last of our family farms in upstate new york and it came with a 2 story sears home built in 1920.
619DioFan I bought a small wood with probably asbestos siding,home in West Tulsa Oklahoma in 1983 and moved to. Believe it was around 800 to 900sq ft. It was 2bdrm,1ba, small kitchen, living room with dining table on one side, small utility room. Had attached garage. On the wall of garage was the original building permit,think 1952 or 1954. The house was the first "kit" I think it said, maybe for that area. It was a kit from Sears,Roebuck!! $4000!!!
I’m thankful to be old enough to have seen and experienced some of this era, unfortunately to young to have known the importance of it all when I was young.
My Grandpa was born around 1893 and my Grandma was born in 1896. They also had a home built from a Sears catalog kit back around 1920. Not sure the exact year, but my Mom was born in 1925 and had 1 older sister. The license plate thing was something my Grandpa did as well. Their garage wall was covered with their old license plates. I was #11 our of 17 grandkids, but we all loved to explore through their garage and shed. They still had an old horse buggy in the garage. An old baby buggy from when my Mom and her sisters were little. My Grandpa was a professional rose grower and had many greenhouses. His basement workbench in the basement also had a carousel using baby food jars to hold screws and nails. This was in the Chicago suburbs. Funny how similar things were for that era regardless of where they were.
God bless you folks, and your ancestors. Y'all made our country and our families great. You have so much great family history to be proud of. Friendship and Respect from your neighbor in Wisconsin! Thanks for sharing your awesome family history.
When she mentioned her pap helped build the houses in Norris, my grandfather was in charge of construction of the houses. He also helped build the dam. His construction company was busy in those years. He also did alot in building roads and structures in the Smoky Mtns.
that is a good story, The old Blacksmith shop has had many hard hours spent there fixing things around the farm and for other people in the Community. Thanks for the comment and watching my videos.. John
My heart took a bounce when I saw the Simpson 260 in the trash. I have used that meter 60 years as a ham radio operator. We used those in the calibration lab at work. They go for around $100 on Ebay. It's a great piece of gear
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The owners really should clean this up and organize the contents of the shop's contents, because I bet some "pickers" would pay some decent money for some of the old items.
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Would be great if the family would clean up and have it look close to original. Nice for a museum type thing for history.
Yea, the family should remove all those vines and try and restore/perserve these old buildings, but they are letting nature reclaim it. Of course, now, it would take a lot of work to do that, as they've let it get away from them.
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Quite enjoyable just like all your videos.
I'd much rather visit an old building than Disney any day.
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I have a restored 1940 Buick and have original tags. Also tags from Ford Model A of Dad's that were made of wood
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I, like you could spend days in that building! It is such a tease to an old junk hound like me to
see everything scanned over quickly lol
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Keep up the great work you do my wife and me enjoy your work 🇺🇲👍
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I do as well and we moved up 7 years ago from Florida, so we are enriching ourselves with more history than we had learned as my children were raisin up.
Gives us places to also visit for even more education. Blessings 🕉
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What a fantastic family history!
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great history., its my history now living here in new zealand.thank you
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My job in my Dads tobacco field in Va., was suckering. That’s pulling the big, fat worms off the lower leaves (leafs). I’m 82 and adored helping my Dad.
Great photographs in beginning of video! Love the typewriter etc
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My Willis father was born in Sneedville TN. My grandparents Collins & Mullins were from Tazewell TN. Family goes back many generations. I have never been to Tennessee but hope to visit my ancestors graves at least once, I hear it is beautiful there
The old Blacksmith shop has had many hard hours spent there fixing things around the farm and for other people in the Community. Thanks for the comment and watching my videos.. John
Cool tour. the blacksmith post vise and the anvil ( on the ground ) have some serious monetary value, I believe I saw a second anvil as well. Looking forward to seeing the house , my cousin bought the last of our family farms in upstate new york and it came with a 2 story sears home built in 1920.
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619DioFan I bought a small wood with probably asbestos siding,home in West Tulsa Oklahoma in 1983 and moved to. Believe it was around 800 to 900sq ft. It was 2bdrm,1ba, small kitchen, living room with dining table on one side, small utility room. Had attached garage. On the wall of garage was the original building permit,think 1952 or 1954. The house was the first "kit" I think it said, maybe for that area. It was a kit from Sears,Roebuck!! $4000!!!
I’m thankful to be old enough to have seen and experienced some of this era, unfortunately to young to have known the importance of it all when I was young.
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Super Cool video ❤️ them plates!
Thanks for watching!
My Grandpa was born around 1893 and my Grandma was born in 1896. They also had a home built from a Sears catalog kit back around 1920. Not sure the exact year, but my Mom was born in 1925 and had 1 older sister. The license plate thing was something my Grandpa did as well. Their garage wall was covered with their old license plates. I was #11 our of 17 grandkids, but we all loved to explore through their garage and shed. They still had an old horse buggy in the garage. An old baby buggy from when my Mom and her sisters were little. My Grandpa was a professional rose grower and had many greenhouses. His basement workbench in the basement also had a carousel using baby food jars to hold screws and nails. This was in the Chicago suburbs. Funny how similar things were for that era regardless of where they were.
Thank you for your comment and sharing your memories with us. How nice. Thanks for watching
God bless you folks, and your ancestors. Y'all made our country and our families great. You have so much great family history to be proud of.
Friendship and Respect from your neighbor in Wisconsin! Thanks for sharing your awesome family history.
Thanks for watching!
Wisconsin here also.. hello Rik
When she mentioned her pap helped build the houses in Norris, my grandfather was in charge of construction of the houses. He also helped build the dam. His construction company was busy in those years. He also did alot in building roads and structures in the Smoky Mtns.
that is a good story, The old Blacksmith shop has had many hard hours spent there fixing things around the farm and for other people in the Community. Thanks for the comment and watching my videos.. John
Always fun great video!!!
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Save those wonderful relics and don’t let them just deteriorate.🙏
My heart took a bounce when I saw the Simpson 260 in the trash. I have used that meter 60 years as a ham radio operator. We used those in the calibration lab at work. They go for around $100 on Ebay. It's a great piece of gear
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Great video, I practice blacksmithing
I have done some smithing as well. Bet you were eyeing that anvil layin on its side like I was!
John you do a heck of a job . Wow l was so happy you got a new video . Keep up the great job. Appreciate it
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Enjoy all your videos. Thank you for bringing us all this history of all these places and wonderful people. God bless
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@@theappalachianchannel I live right here in Tennessee.. GO VOLS!!! 🍊🧡
i like all the tags
Oh wow, a totally awesome upload. ❤❤❤👍🏼👍🏼✌🏼
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I really like your intro music it perfect with these videos you put up thank you for sharing
It’s a group named Genticorum- “The Appalachian Trail
@@theappalachianchannel are you still going to interview Jessico White ?
Awesome
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@@theappalachianchannel , Florida. I have subscribed to this channel and get all notifications.
This was a cool video
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Love them old antiques like to find a horse sulky plow for sale
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my aunt and uncle have a house on norris lake, been 10 years since i been there lol
We’ll come on back and visit
I read about the use of the martin gourds in one of the firefox books, never tried it though.
I’d love to send them one of my expired Alabama firefighter tags to be put on that barn! That would be awesome!
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I saw one tag from Escambia county Florida-- Pensacola or Cantonment
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The owners really should clean this up and organize the contents of the shop's contents, because I bet some "pickers" would pay some decent money for some of the old items.
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WOW
Where were the anvil and blacksmith hand tools. Somebody done got them
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The anvil was laying on the ground. He said the log it was sitting on deteriorated and it fell over.
Solche Handwerker haben die USA und mein Heimatland groß gemacht...