In my perspective families do care for each other, but when it comes to an estate sometimes it is difficult. Due to the cost of the upkeeping property and the amount of items left behind. Most families in many cases will take what is most valuable such and photos, personal items, and cars. Then leave the rest as the cost is to much to remove.
I very seldom comment on any videos but I wanted to tell you how much I enjoy watching yours. I don't have to worry about my grandchildren walking in my room and hearing foul language. You're very respectful and non-judgemental even when it's obvious as to how the people in the different houses were living. You're careful with the items that are there eventhough the wrecking ball may be coming tomorrow. You're parents must be very proud of the man that you've become. The only problem that I have with all of your videos is the lack of volume. It's hard to hear you sometimes and I have my volume up as high as it will go. One more thing that I love about your filming is the fact that you hold the camera steady and you don't pan the rooms too fast. I've suffered with motion sickness my entire life but I have no problem while watching yours. Thank you for my many hours of enjoyment. You're doing a great job!! God bless!!
Just read your comment and agree with you. As another explorer Kappy has been very helpful and encouraging to us. He posts a lot of great content. We try to do the same in our videos. If you would like to check our content out we would appreciate it. Were called Dusty Film, all the best to you.
I love Kappys videos also. He sounds like a great kid! Always concerned with his girlfriend and his friends when they're walking around these places making sure they're safe.
I was loving it, until I saw the walker, then I got sad. So many cool finds in there. Seriously good that I'm not an explorer. I would back my truck up for the clock & sewing machine. I know it's wrong, but there is no one coming back for it. I hate waste. Great video. Always enjoy your videos.
I felt the same way about a 2 story brick house, it was left to rot but the last owner's children came and collected everything of value and left mostly books
I'm disabled, and getting around is very difficult. I really appreciate your taking us with you to explore and experience all these beautiful, old houses. Thank you Kappy, you bring a lot of joy to my life!
Wow, as much as it saddens me to see someone's home with so much left abandoned ~ I really do enjoy these explores. Kappy, thank you for capturing these & for always being so respectful 🙂
We had one of those sinks in my childhood home. Many, many dishes washed in that sink. I feel that house has a lot of stories to tell. Were they collectors, almost hoarders, or was someone using the place for storage? And built into the hill. The moisture must have always been a problem. So many questions? Thanks once again for a terrific unique video!
Susan Miller ...I have the same impressions as you! Grew up with that type of sink, wondered about hoarding or possible storing stuff, etc. You read my mind, Ha, ha. I've seen homes with similar characteristics, here in Ohio.
Thank you for your videos Kappy. I love old homes...a little sad because they once held the lives of families with hopes and dreams...and their memories and treasures are left behind.
Just wanted to express how much I enjoy your videos. I too am a fan of old houses, architecture and design. So many of the things featured in your videos are already in the past. I wish more people appreciated the craftsmanship that went into the construction of those houses. You've heard it said that "they don't make them like that anymore?", it's because they don't. Houses of today are poorly constructed cookie cutter versions of every other house in the neighborhood. Thank you for for preserving, at least on video, the details of these grand old houses in their sunset years.
All these old houses you show are so interesting,the linoleum , wall paper, woodwork, built-ins & etc. So sad to see them just left to the elements ,and worse ,vandalism . Lots of antiques and collectible things . Indeed,thank you for your thorough and steady tour of these old homes.
Amazing ancient place! The people lived hard there!! They liked their stuff!I can just imagine how great it was before it got so full! You find the best places Kappy 👍 🙋 🕊️ Thanks!
Oh I just love the ones you find with everything left behind!!! No doubt this one was occupied by an elderly person who died a looooog time ago and has been sitting since. Great filming, great find, Kappy!!
I watch a lot of your videos thank you And I'm so glad don't dig in every drawer, and open refrigerators I don't want to invade the entire place, only have a look around :)
It bothers me greatly to see things like this. You know someone was a vibrant living person that cared for all that stuff, only to die with no one that gave a shit about their things. It looks like the place was searched.
Despite what others say in their comments those aren't antiques, it's low end old furniture is all. There's a huge difference. Yes, this is a very depressing ending. Obviously this person was very lonely and very poor. Hopefully they're in a better place now. May God bless whomever he/she was.
Great video Kappy, though very sad for these lovely old places, I guess the owners die and its all left to fall apart and rot. So much history...Thank you Kappy
Yep, there it is. The walker. Tells the story. Many abandoned homes were left following the death of an older person. There is a business opportunity for someone to purchase the contents for resale. It’s sad not to repurpose the many beautiful items. Thank you Kappy! Bless this house and all who enter. ❤️💜🦋
Thank you for the video. Love the old farm houses. This one was a treasure trove. So much stuff just left there. It always make me wonder how people just leave all of their belongings behind. Must not had any relations to pass them on. Perhaps some more lighting while your filming would help us see better. Just my opinion. Great videos!
So many great antiques, solid wood, just going into ruin. You can tell the place is old by the various hardware on the doors and the solid wood beadboard doors on some built-in cabinets/closets. Sure doesn't take long for a place to go downhill doe's it? Thanks for your videos, always interesting.
Hello Kappy ! Seeing the walker, I'm guessing an older person lived there, maybe started to renovate but maybe ended up dying. Lots of antiques left behind, worth money .I saw a calendar that said 2003 of November. Seems like that may have been the last time anyone lived there.
Another great find. I love how you go real slow and show us everything. It always amazes me to see the ceiling fans bow down like they do, I guess that's probably from the moisture and the Heat. You are such a sweet person I wish I was your friend😇
Hi Kappy. Thanks for another fascinating explore. I'm always amazed at the pristine condition of the oil fired heaters ( @3:05 ) in these old houses. The building can be falling down around them and they just look a tad bit dusty. With your knowledge of these buildings and furnishing, you really should find a career in restorations. :)
Nice video, thanks for showing. Always look forward to one of your videos. Man, please be careful on those floors, I know that you are careful, but I just have to say that to make me feel better! lol. Thanks again.
A lot of stuff that may have been of value at one time left to rot. Such a shame. They must have spent a lot of time in the bathroom to need that much reading material 😂 Probably won't be standing much longer but you never know. Nice job trying to get everything filmed without risking life and limb to do it.
Kappy, I just want to complement ya on how ya respect every house ya have been in, and have always seen the good in it. Ya sure is better than most i have been into. Ya really have the respect for theses places. And i am very proud of ya. Thank ya for who ya are.
I am not sure how others feel but when you take the time to risk getting hurt. I want to thank you. It also makes my heart ache that people were unable to keep house up to live in it.
thank you for these amazing videos! Since childhood I have always wanted to explore old places and appreciate the beauty and history of them. Until I can, thank you for letting me see it through your eyes! Peace!
I agree great narration.. I hate when they start out "Hey What's Up" and weird music making you expect a ghost to come running out and grab you, so distasteful. Anna In Ohio.
Such an amazing yet sad find. Seeing the walker made me a little sad, such an incredible amount of history and memories left to parish. Thanks so much for sharing Kappy! Much appreciated. ❤️😊👍
Shocking it has only sat since around 2003. I am surprised I did not see a way to the attic. Would have loved to have seen this house 50 years ago. Thank You for the video. Surprised I missed this one
I have one of those old plates that's in the living room. Oh I want those..... So sad. Thanks for showing and son never take risk trying to show us these houses. Stay safe you are valuable.
What a unique find! So many antiques. Loved seeing the model train & the old dresser with the glass knobs. Glad you were able to explore this home before the inside completely caved in. :)
The white door knobs are porcelain, worth some money. In the room to the left, was that a fireplace mantel? No doubt a warm and cozy house at one time. Most excellent video Kappy!
That buffet right in the beginning..just beautiful. Love that kitchen sink.. so many gorgeous antiques.. Clearly they were big readers.. sad to see this all rotting away..
Just wanted to let you know that you seem to be a respectful, good, and well adjusted young man. Most young people have no respect for other people, let alone the appreciation for old stuff. You are as rare as the houses that you film.
When I watch your videos I I appreciate y things so much more and a place to live and I appreciate everything my hubby does for us. We sure enjoy our life.
I’ve got dishes very similar to those plates on the floor. Colors are exact. They were made in Argentina. Your eye for catching details, given with such respect, makes the journey with you immensely rewarding.
I really enjoy your vloggs. I like the way you talk through them and pan around slowly so l don't get dizzy. I watch these and think l would love to do this and then l think no l'll just watch you lol
Thanks for letting us viewers know that you appreciate us. We appreciate you filming these locations as well. Your videos are always incredibly cool. I know you work hard at making them. Thank you Kappy!!
I know so many people that would love to have that old Singer. It makes me sad to think what made these people abandon this old home. It was obviously lived and looks like it was mostly well kept.
That one room with the hole in the floor made me think of the one in my grandmother's old camp in Wardsboro Vermont.. except it didn't have a hole in the floor just saw a bubble in the ceiling.. it was pretty run down by the time she died.. the neighbors bought it from my uncle and they burned it down.. it had no electricity or running water, the water source was a hand pump and the stove was cast iron.. and the refrigerator ran on kerosene, my uncle would constantly fix it until it broke down it was full of food... but I don't know what happened to all of that stuff after... there is so much junk there, I am going to take an old washing machine.. the old ringer washer base and turn it into something.. the neighbors would like to have the land cleaned a little
Wow wat a find...and yes very sad that all that antique stuff is jus wasting away...I saw alot of neat items I'd love to have not counting the furniture...thank u great find...
excellent video! you respected the life and memories of this tired, disintegrating structure whilst sharing so we'd experience some of its story, and see how precious and once dignified many of its artifacts are. In it's 'flower stage,' no doubt, this was a happy place for it's folks.
Wow, how do you not bump your head on this ceiling, Kappy? I'm nearly as tall as you and I would always feel like I had to duck or else! It's a shame that this house is so jumbled. Surely no one could live in all that, so it must be vandals or the last occupants family looking for their valuables. Either that or, like me, she's just looking for that lost remote control! HA! The rooms upstairs tell the story of a little lady living here alone. I caught a glimpse of her black handmade shawl hanging just beside the first room to the left. How sad and probably angry she would have been to see her little house in such a state! That buried spindle bed is so beautiful! This house must have been lovely when it wasn't all jumbled by people who don't respect others or their belongings. I'm so glad you do, Kappy! Thanks for being a man of integrity and honor.
Looks like this was an elderly person's home that may have tried to help support themselves buying and selling antiques. I know we have some older couples around here that do just that. It helps pay the bills. They go to auctions and estate sales to buy stuff cheap and then resell out of their home. I don't think this was a "hoarders" house since it was mainly antiques and furniture left behind. Great video btw!
Nice video you always take your time. It's sad to see things that are useable go to waste but it does remind me that when we pass we can't take anything with us. That's why I think it is wise to give it away to someone who wants it and let go of the things that just pile up and we don't use and go back to the nesscesities .
The lonely walker. A sure sign of the owner living their life in this home. We must all go down that road to old age, if that's our destiny. Life truly is short, make the most of it. Even if we live to be very old, it's the quality of life that matters.
Great job, Kappy! It’s always an adventure watching your videos. Good stuff. Thank you😁. Oh ~ and be real careful when walking through those old homes. Look forward to the next video 👍🏼
Enjoy your videos - your respect for the property and those watching is much appreciated. I'm sad this person's family didn't take some of the keepsakes.
It excites me to see all the old furniture, and then It makes me sad that it's all just going to rack and ruin. I still love to watch your videos. Love, love, love when you give little bits of the history of the houses or families.
Yeah, looks like everything was left behind. That's how life is - We come to this world and we leave from this world and we can't take any physical things to the afterlife.
Its amazing what gets left behind.when people get beyond taking care of themselves.their families dont always have money to repair or upkeep. Not understanding leaving a house full of antiques.
Hi again it's me Pattie. In the sad house there was a 3 piece set blue and white with designs on them. It was on the mantle. I "just " seen them on an appraisal show. Not antique road show. Those 3 pieces are worth 2,000 a piece!!! You should go back and get them ! Also the Barnman and Bailey canister is also worth money!!!! Go get them ! No one is coming back for them !
It is just so sad to me to see these huge beautiful homes just got away. The houses built today are nothing like these old homes. It's always been my dream to buy an old farmhouse like that and restore it to live in. But I have my little farmhouse built in 1991 so close enough lol
The newer looking items mixed in with all that really old stuff gives me the impression someone was actually living in that house in such bad condition. Very sad
The woman had two old pressure cookers. I’m jealous. There’s enough furniture for two houses there. People should just have garage sales with come and get it and there would be less damage!!
Would love those antiques for my 1889 prairie Victorian home. My grandmother had a similar, beautiful grandfathers clock but being highly practical she sold it before she died. Wish I had it and her other antique furniture. Oh well...These vids remind me that I too may not have family that wants this old "junk" of mine. It may be better to sell or give it to someone who wants it.
Are just watching this is such a lovely find so sad that all left behind omg looked up at ceiling hope you're got a hard hat on.so lovely to hear birds in background so sweet dont go where not safe lots of secret places are this is above a beyound are bless you for sharing this please take care and youre naughty nobody with you for safety think.tor youre ssfety.all that is watching these care about you so think.and be proud of all you.do bless you
Wow,,I really enjoy watching your videos,,,I just love your findings,,I love to see all what's left behind,,makes me wonder if anyone who use to live in these houses watch these videos and feel nostalgic,,,I'm sure I would,,,good job
These vids inspire me to start down-sizing now! After 30 yrs of living in the same house, we have accumulated tons of stuff! We don’t have kids, so I don’t want people to be viewing all my junk on a vid like this someday! LOL
It's hard to believe someone lived here as late as 2003. It looks like it's been abandoned forever. I guess it was a mess while still occupied. Antique collectors turned hoarders? How do you even take a bath if your bathtub is full of old dresser drawers? What a sad loss, so much old furniture.
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Probably an older person that was ill, went to a hospital and never made it home. Sad families don't take care of each other anymore.
In my perspective families do care for each other, but when it comes to an estate sometimes it is difficult. Due to the cost of the upkeeping property and the amount of items left behind. Most families in many cases will take what is most valuable such and photos, personal items, and cars. Then leave the rest as the cost is to much to remove.
I agree
I very seldom comment on any videos but I wanted to tell you how much I enjoy watching yours. I don't have to worry about my grandchildren walking in my room and hearing foul language. You're very respectful and non-judgemental even when it's obvious as to how the people in the different houses were living. You're careful with the items that are there eventhough the wrecking ball may be coming tomorrow. You're parents must be very proud of the man that you've become. The only problem that I have with all of your videos is the lack of volume. It's hard to hear you sometimes and I have my volume up as high as it will go. One more thing that I love about your filming is the fact that you hold the camera steady and you don't pan the rooms too fast. I've suffered with motion sickness my entire life but I have no problem while watching yours. Thank you for my many hours of enjoyment. You're doing a great job!! God bless!!
Yes I agree with Sallie comments. I also love your appreciation for all things old and being very respectable
Just read your comment and agree with you. As another explorer Kappy has been very helpful and encouraging to us. He posts a lot of great content. We try to do the same in our videos. If you would like to check our content out we would appreciate it. Were called Dusty Film, all the best to you.
@Sallie Giocondo. ~ ~ Kappy is one of the best! He is very respectful no matter what he comes across!
I love Kappys videos also. He sounds like a great kid! Always concerned with his girlfriend and his friends when they're walking around these places making sure they're safe.
The incredible sad thing is is all that antique furniture is going to be lost.
VALUABLE stuff, at least it was when it was in good shape. That grandfather clock ... holy crap.
Agreed.
I was loving it, until I saw the walker, then I got sad. So many cool finds in there. Seriously good that I'm not an explorer. I would back my truck up for the clock & sewing machine. I know it's wrong, but there is no one coming back for it. I hate waste. Great video. Always enjoy your videos.
All the antiques, I'd save them all.
I felt the same way about a 2 story brick house, it was left to rot but the last owner's children came and collected everything of value and left mostly books
tamara walker I hate waste, too.
I would. It is our history rotting away
That clock was cheap and not an antique. Not worth the effort.
I'm disabled, and getting around is very difficult. I really appreciate your taking us with you to explore and experience all these beautiful, old houses. Thank you Kappy, you bring a lot of joy to my life!
Wow, as much as it saddens me to see someone's home with so much left abandoned ~ I really do enjoy these explores. Kappy, thank you for capturing these & for always being so respectful 🙂
We had one of those sinks in my childhood home. Many, many dishes washed in that sink. I feel that house has a lot of stories to tell. Were they collectors, almost hoarders, or was someone using the place for storage? And built into the hill. The moisture must have always been a problem. So many questions? Thanks once again for a terrific unique video!
Susan Miller ...I have the same impressions as you! Grew up with that type of sink, wondered about hoarding or possible storing stuff, etc. You read my mind, Ha, ha. I've seen homes with similar characteristics, here in Ohio.
Sad is a good description to see all those vintage pieces just falling apart, along with the house. Thanks for taking us along with your adventure.
Thank you for your videos Kappy. I love old homes...a little sad because they once held the lives of families with hopes and dreams...and their memories and treasures are left behind.
So sad, a house once filled with love, now looks like a swamp ran through it!😟
Just wanted to express how much I enjoy your videos. I too am a fan of old houses, architecture and design. So many of the things featured in your videos are already in the past. I wish more people appreciated the craftsmanship that went into the construction of those houses. You've heard it said that "they don't make them like that anymore?", it's because they don't. Houses of today are poorly constructed cookie cutter versions of every other house in the neighborhood. Thank you for for preserving, at least on video, the details of these grand old houses in their sunset years.
All these old houses you show are so interesting,the linoleum , wall paper, woodwork, built-ins & etc. So sad to see them just left to the elements ,and worse ,vandalism . Lots of antiques and collectible things . Indeed,thank you for your thorough and steady tour of these old homes.
Amazing ancient place! The people lived hard there!! They liked their stuff!I can just imagine how great it was before it got so full! You find the best places Kappy 👍 🙋 🕊️ Thanks!
Oh I just love the ones you find with everything left behind!!! No doubt this one was occupied by an elderly person who died a looooog time ago and has been sitting since. Great filming, great find, Kappy!!
I watch a lot of your videos
thank you
And I'm so glad don't dig in every drawer, and open refrigerators
I don't want to invade the entire place, only have a look around :)
It bothers me greatly to see things like this. You know someone was a vibrant living person that cared for all that stuff, only to die with no one that gave a shit about their things.
It looks like the place was searched.
People may have searched for vauables or alternatively for addresses of relatives.
Thank you for another video. It is good to know you trust your instincts and not walk on those floors
Despite what others say in their comments those aren't antiques, it's low end old furniture is all. There's a huge difference. Yes, this is a very depressing ending. Obviously this person was very lonely and very poor. Hopefully they're in a better place now. May God bless whomever he/she was.
Great video Kappy, though very sad for these lovely old places, I guess the owners die and its all left to fall apart and rot. So much history...Thank you Kappy
Yep, there it is. The walker. Tells the story. Many abandoned homes were left following the death of an older person. There is a business opportunity for someone to purchase the contents for resale. It’s sad not to repurpose the many beautiful items. Thank you Kappy! Bless this house and all who enter. ❤️💜🦋
Thank you for your videos. Love seeing old abandoned, and once very much loved homes. Love your voice too!
Thank you for the video. Love the old farm houses. This one was a treasure trove. So much stuff just left there. It always make me wonder how people just leave all of their belongings behind. Must not had any relations to pass them on. Perhaps some more lighting while your filming would help us see better. Just my opinion. Great videos!
So many great antiques, solid wood, just going into ruin. You can tell the place is old by the various hardware on the doors and the solid wood beadboard doors on some built-in cabinets/closets. Sure doesn't take long for a place to go downhill doe's it? Thanks for your videos, always interesting.
That last bedroom had some sweet antiques!
Hello Kappy ! Seeing the walker, I'm guessing an older person lived there, maybe started to renovate but maybe ended up dying. Lots of antiques left behind, worth money .I saw a calendar that said 2003 of November. Seems like that may have been the last time anyone lived there.
Another great find. I love how you go real slow and show us everything. It always amazes me to see the ceiling fans bow down like they do, I guess that's probably from the moisture and the Heat. You are such a sweet person I wish I was your friend😇
Loved all the old furniture. Another beautiful old find❣️
Hi Kappy. Thanks for another fascinating explore. I'm always amazed at the pristine condition of the oil fired heaters ( @3:05 ) in these old houses. The building can be falling down around them and they just look a tad bit dusty. With your knowledge of these buildings and furnishing, you really should find a career in restorations. :)
Nice video, thanks for showing. Always look forward to one of your videos. Man, please be careful on those floors, I know that you are careful, but I just have to say that to make me feel better! lol. Thanks again.
A lot of stuff that may have been of value at one time left to rot. Such a shame. They must have spent a lot of time in the bathroom to need that much reading material 😂 Probably won't be standing much longer but you never know. Nice job trying to get everything filmed without risking life and limb to do it.
I love seeing the by gone homes and things you show us. Thank you kappy.
Kappy, I just want to complement ya on how ya respect every house ya have been in, and have always seen the good in it. Ya sure is better than most i have been into. Ya really have the respect for theses places. And i am very proud of ya. Thank ya for who ya are.
I am not sure how others feel but when you take the time to risk getting hurt. I want to thank you. It also makes my heart ache that people were unable to keep house up to live in it.
You have to be the sweetest guy ever. Ruby is lucky to have. Thats why i love watching your stuff. You are kind polite and knowledgeable.
thank you for these amazing videos! Since childhood I have always wanted to explore old places and appreciate the beauty and history of them. Until I can, thank you for letting me see it through your eyes! Peace!
Nice one Kappy. Love all that natural decay. What a fantastic find.
Nice old stuff and did you see the locomotive on top of grandfather clock. look real good on the top. looks like they trying to hide it
My thoughts, too.
I agree great narration.. I hate when they start out "Hey What's Up" and weird music making you expect a ghost to come running out and grab you, so distasteful. Anna In Ohio.
Such an amazing yet sad find. Seeing the walker made me a little sad, such an incredible amount of history and memories left to parish. Thanks so much for sharing Kappy! Much appreciated. ❤️😊👍
Shocking it has only sat since around 2003. I am surprised I did not see a way to the attic. Would have loved to have seen this house 50 years ago. Thank You for the video. Surprised I missed this one
I have one of those old plates that's in the living room. Oh I want those..... So sad. Thanks for showing and son never take risk trying to show us these houses. Stay safe you are valuable.
Awesome find Kappy! :-)
What a unique find! So many antiques. Loved seeing the model train & the old dresser with the glass knobs. Glad you were able to explore this home before the inside completely caved in. :)
Catching up on some of your videos. Some amazing treasure in this place! 😷👍
I love these old homes.
The white door knobs are porcelain, worth some money. In the room to the left, was that a fireplace mantel? No doubt a warm and cozy house at one time. Most excellent video Kappy!
That buffet right in the beginning..just beautiful. Love that kitchen sink.. so many gorgeous antiques.. Clearly they were big readers.. sad to see this all rotting away..
Wow the old furniture is awesome! Too bad that nobody saved it. Thank you for taking us with you glad you didn’t eat the candy corn LOL!
Good explore. Getting better. Love the old southern houses with the antiques.
This is a old video and not exactly southern unless you consider maryland to be! Thanks for watching!
Just wanted to let you know that you seem to be a respectful, good, and well adjusted young man. Most young people have no respect for other people, let alone the appreciation for old stuff. You are as rare as the houses that you film.
When I watch your videos I
I appreciate y things so much more and a place to live and I appreciate everything my hubby does for us. We sure enjoy our life.
Where are their loved ones??? All that beautiful furniture just rotting away. U do awesome job with your videos 👍.. Thank you...
Wow, I just really love some of these abandoned places that you find! Thanks again Kappy!!
Oh kap , this place is exciting , the doors and the hardware , every room had so much antiques. Absolutely awesome. Thanks so much.
I’ve got dishes very similar to those plates on the floor. Colors are exact. They were made in Argentina. Your eye for catching details, given with such respect, makes the journey with you immensely rewarding.
I really enjoy your vloggs. I like the way you talk through them and pan around slowly so l don't get dizzy. I watch these and think l would love to do this and then l think no l'll just watch you lol
Appreciate your abandoned videos. Very enjoyable.
Thanks for letting us viewers know that you appreciate us. We appreciate you filming these locations as well.
Your videos are always incredibly cool. I know you work hard at making them. Thank you Kappy!!
Mark S Thank you very much for watching and the kind words!! 👍👍
I just love those sinks!
I used to explore when I was younger so I appreciate really full explores, for that thank you!!💕
I know so many people that would love to have that old Singer. It makes me sad to think what made these people abandon this old home. It was obviously lived and looks like it was mostly well kept.
I think a lot of us were yelling be careful!
Sarah Black Right? 😄
Saddens me to see it all go to waste! Thank you for sharing your wonderful experiences!
That one room with the hole in the floor made me think of the one in my grandmother's old camp in Wardsboro Vermont.. except it didn't have a hole in the floor just saw a bubble in the ceiling.. it was pretty run down by the time she died.. the neighbors bought it from my uncle and they burned it down.. it had no electricity or running water, the water source was a hand pump and the stove was cast iron.. and the refrigerator ran on kerosene, my uncle would constantly fix it until it broke down it was full of food... but I don't know what happened to all of that stuff after... there is so much junk there, I am going to take an old washing machine.. the old ringer washer base and turn it into something.. the neighbors would like to have the land cleaned a little
I guess the only staircase would be the '''main'' staircase, lol
Didn’t know if it had another staircase when I said that sorry! Thank you for watching!
@@urbanexploringwithkappy1773 No worries
Wow wat a find...and yes very sad that all that antique stuff is jus wasting away...I saw alot of neat items I'd love to have not counting the furniture...thank u great find...
Thanks for all the video's. I really enjoy them. Keep up the great work.
excellent video! you respected the life and memories of this tired, disintegrating structure whilst sharing so we'd experience some of its story, and see how precious and once dignified many of its artifacts are. In it's 'flower stage,' no doubt, this was a happy place for it's folks.
Nice Antiques.
Only a Brave Man with a Channel like this could give us a tour of Ed Gein`s house !
It seems your finds are getting better. Lots of great antique furniture in this house. Sad to see it going to waste.
Wow, how do you not bump your head on this ceiling, Kappy? I'm nearly as tall as you and I would always feel like I had to duck or else! It's a shame that this house is so jumbled. Surely no one could live in all that, so it must be vandals or the last occupants family looking for their valuables. Either that or, like me, she's just looking for that lost remote control! HA!
The rooms upstairs tell the story of a little lady living here alone. I caught a glimpse of her black handmade shawl hanging just beside the first room to the left.
How sad and probably angry she would have been to see her little house in such a state! That buried spindle bed is so beautiful! This house must have been lovely when it wasn't all jumbled by people who don't respect others or their belongings. I'm so glad you do, Kappy! Thanks for being a man of integrity and honor.
Looks like this was an elderly person's home that may have tried to help support themselves buying and selling antiques. I know we have some older couples around here that do just that. It helps pay the bills. They go to auctions and estate sales to buy stuff cheap and then resell out of their home. I don't think this was a "hoarders" house since it was mainly antiques and furniture left behind. Great video btw!
Nice video you always take your time. It's sad to see things that are useable go to waste but it does remind me that when we pass we can't take anything with us. That's why I think it is wise to give it away to someone who wants it and let go of the things that just pile up and we don't use and go back to the nesscesities .
The lonely walker. A sure sign of the owner living their life in this home. We must all go down that road to old age, if that's our destiny. Life truly is short, make the most of it. Even if we live to be very old, it's the quality of life that matters.
Great job, Kappy! It’s always an adventure watching your videos. Good stuff. Thank you😁. Oh ~ and be real careful when walking through those old homes. Look forward to the next video 👍🏼
Enjoy your videos - your respect for the property and those watching is much appreciated. I'm sad this person's family didn't take some of the keepsakes.
Love it. I love all the antiques. I would like to have all antiques in my home from kitchen appliances to bedrooms to living room everything.
It excites me to see all the old furniture, and then It makes me sad that it's all just going to rack and ruin. I still love to watch your videos. Love, love, love when you give little bits of the history of the houses or families.
Yeah, looks like everything was left behind.
That's how life is - We come to this world and we leave from this world and we can't take any physical things to the afterlife.
Its amazing what gets left behind.when people get beyond taking care of themselves.their families dont always have money to repair or upkeep. Not understanding leaving a house full of antiques.
HI KAPPY WOW YOU 👍 ❤️ ARE AWESOME 😀 👍❤️ FINDING THESE PLACES 👍❤️ I SAY IT WAS SOMEONE PASSED AWAY DIDN'T HAVE FAMILY LIFT IT'S SAD
Hi again it's me Pattie. In the sad house there was a 3 piece set blue and white with designs on them. It was on the mantle. I "just " seen them on an appraisal show. Not antique road show. Those 3 pieces are worth 2,000 a piece!!! You should go back and get them ! Also the Barnman and Bailey canister is also worth money!!!! Go get them ! No one is coming back for them !
I loved seeing all these cool items and I enjoyed this video a lot. Thank you 😊
It is just so sad to me to see these huge beautiful homes just got away. The houses built today are nothing like these old homes. It's always been my dream to buy an old farmhouse like that and restore it to live in. But I have my little farmhouse built in 1991 so close enough lol
The newer looking items mixed in with all that really old stuff gives me the impression someone was actually living in that house in such bad condition. Very sad
Great Explore 👌👍 sad that all the antique's are left to root away. Sure was Alot of STUFF!!!
The woman had two old pressure cookers. I’m jealous. There’s enough furniture for two houses there. People should just have garage sales with come and get it and there would be less damage!!
Would love those antiques for my 1889 prairie Victorian home. My grandmother had a similar, beautiful grandfathers clock but being highly practical she sold it before she died. Wish I had it and her other antique furniture. Oh well...These vids remind me that I too may not have family that wants this old "junk" of mine. It may be better to sell or give it to someone who wants it.
We had a seigler oil fired heating stove exactly like that one..
Hi Kappy! Great video and thanks for sharing! Happy Thanksgiving!
As usual awesome house. Thank you for taking the chances on those floors, please be careful.
Love all your videos. This old house is amazing, I love it.❤️
I have that Animal Cracker tin. Love the enamel door handle. Great video Kappy.
Heck, I'd live there now. Clean up a couple rooms to live in and refurnish the rest of the place while there.
Are just watching this is such a lovely find so sad that all left behind omg looked up at ceiling hope you're got a hard hat on.so lovely to hear birds in background so sweet dont go where not safe lots of secret places are this is above a beyound are bless you for sharing this please take care and youre naughty nobody with you for safety think.tor youre ssfety.all that is watching these care about you so think.and be proud of all you.do bless you
Wow,,I really enjoy watching your videos,,,I just love your findings,,I love to see all what's left behind,,makes me wonder if anyone who use to live in these houses watch these videos and feel nostalgic,,,I'm sure I would,,,good job
Love the old sink❤️
These vids inspire me to start down-sizing now! After 30 yrs of living in the same house, we have accumulated tons of stuff! We don’t have kids, so I don’t want people to be viewing all my junk on a vid like this someday! LOL
It's hard to believe someone lived here as late as 2003. It looks like it's been abandoned forever. I guess it was a mess while still occupied. Antique collectors turned hoarders? How do you even take a bath if your bathtub is full of old dresser drawers? What a sad loss, so much old furniture.
I assumed it was ransacked.... 15 years bound to have some kids looking for a quick buck or two.