Mysterious ABANDONED Mansion *CAR GRAVEYARD & Everything Still Inside
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 มิ.ย. 2018
- This awesome house was built in 1880 and sits on about 6 acres of land in a rural area which is quickly becoming suburban. (Turn up Brightness for best viewing quality of this video) The full story of the house will be in my pinned comment below. Unfortunately this place will soon Be demolished so I was very glad to be able to film when I did.
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This house was built in 1880 with many acres of farm land originally. Sadly much of that has been sold and now the house is set for demolition, or has already been torn down since filming this. The story of the house from what I understand is that the final owner was an elderly man who’s wife passed away and he lived there alone for another few years until he passed as well. With no remaining family members the house was left to rot. Now the land has been purchased by a developer for some new housing and everything shown will most likely end up in a landfill. It is Sad but all too common nowadays.
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Urban Exploring With Kappy great find. Beautiful home. Do you know if it is gone? Might be worth another video explore before demolition. I would contact owner and offer to buy a lot of those collectibles. Just amazing!! Loved this made my day!❤️
Where is this? Looks eerily familiar and one of those little baby pics on the painting hanging up is me.... The fat newborn. Hoping im wrong and real freaked out lol
I had that KISS album!!!
@@cindyporter138 I really love the dresser with the little mirror that was attached. We should be ashamed of ourselves for letting things just go to waste. And yes when there is no family members the house will just sit and go back to the bank. This is so sad I don't know why always watching these videos😥
Do you ever look for names and dates on papers lying around in order to find the names of these people? I'm always curious about this history of the home. It is sad that some of this stuff can't at least be repurposed. There are so many people who enjoy these old things.
When I saw the folded shirt, tie and shoes on the bed I wondered if these items were put out for a funeral. Hard to figure out the boxes and disarray since there was no family to pack things up after his death. Some of the antique furniture was beautiful. At one time the inhabitants lived well. It is a sad ending to so many memories.
Seen this before. When get really old, just give up any semblance of order becausr of failing health. Then looters come thru after you die and house is left looking for valuables but the antiques weren't considered portable. Many beautiful lamps, too. So sad. I'm cleaning up our farm after watching so many of these videos but my husband not helping much. It's much harder for him to part with things that are only valuable to him but no one else. Difficult for me, also, but we've accumulated so much stuff in our 45 years of marriage. Living in a large 5 bedroom farmhouse with a huge 3 story bank barn and 3 car garage makes it easy to stash stuff. Ugh. I can easily see our place in one of these videos of abandoned farms down the road. 😬
It is difficult to understand that the effort of a whole life ends in this way ... in nothing! Sad and incomprehensible Forgotten memories, stories that will never be told, objects that will no longer belong to anyone ... Sad, sad! greetings from Argentina
Clau Varela that's why I always share with my boys if I have extra whatever. Can't take it with you when you're dead.
Apart from Christ all our lives will end in this way...in nothing...all for not!
Our daily *pick-me-up*!😁
The truth is often painful. We came into this world with nothing and we can not hope to take anything with us when we move into the rest of eternity. We can only hope to leave the world in a better state than we found it, that we have taught our children well, that we have pointed the way to Heaven to others, as we found it for ourselves.
The old oil lamps are amazing, and there are so many of them! I can't believe all the antiques just sitting there rotting away, what a shame. I know the code of ethics between good explorers, is to not remove anything from places you explore. When you run in to so many historical items that will soon be lost forever, I don't think these items should be left behind...
Ms. Pete Sidewalk I agree, if it's going to be torn down and no one cares, save items that have significance.
The best way since the new land owner is taring it down. Should of asked if it was ok to remove the antiques before destruction. Hopefully the builder had the same heart and didnt want to waste some of the cool objects left behind.
I agree.
The builders of the furniture would surely love that their creations be rescued and have a second life in someone else's home.
Even just save the items and give them to the new owners just to notsee them distroyed so sad.😪😪😪😭
Agree....
Wow ! This was just a wonderful old place. Some beautiful antique funniture, the bed frames, that dresserw/mirror are very old. Some of those oil lamps are also ver,very old. I have some that was my husbands (deceased now) he said he used to do his school homework by them,they didn't have electricity. Those fireplace mantles are old & beautiful too. I really hope all the antiques are taken out before they demolish it.
I'm selling my house & downsizing after my husband passed, i'm too old now to take care of so much stuff & i'm selling & giving away a lot of things. But i'm having a hard time parting w/ some things.
Thanks for sharing this. I really enjoyed watching it.(twice..lol.)
Shirley Harrison it is a very sad video hard to understand that life ends for everyone. I hope your life is full of happiness and that you are able to downsize for better peace of mind. This house was so full of stuff it looks like it was a hoarders house. I hope you have your ducks in a row and have relaxed golden years😉
Italian girl Thank you for the reply & kind words. That means a lot to me. Sometimes it worries me, makes me very nervous abt selling our home & moving,but at my age i know its the right thing to do.
Just still got a LOT of things to do away with. Sell, give away..anything.
Again, thank you.
That was a howdy doody marianet. Yes, it's valuable
"It's Howdy Doody time, it's Howdy Doody time...(sung to the tune of "Ta-ra-ra-BOOM-de-ay")" That was the first thing I spotted when he entered the house. I kept thinking, "Everything left behind? Heck, I think they must've brought in MORE stuff after the old guy died, as I didn't see any sign of a place he could lay his tired old body (I speak from age myself) down to rest, or how he even moved around in there. It's hard to even get an idea of the layout with all that stuff knee and hip deep, but the windows mostly looked intact. (I always wonder if old oil-based paint peels the same way....)
Yes, I used to watch “ Howdy Doody Time” as a little kid. Remember Buffalo Bob, Princess SummerFallWinterSpring, and Clarabell the clown? Days of childhood long gone😉
I still have to chuckle over the episode where they were decorating a Christmas tree and a stepladder with only the top two or three steps on it. Buffalo Bob dismissed it, after turning it around to display it, saying, "Oh, this is Clarabell's ladder for climbing into low places, like under the bed." My eldest brother was in tenth grade at the time and used to hurry home to see the Howdy Doody Show and "Kukla, Fran, and Ollie." They were very entertaining and *funny.*
Once again so peeved at the waste of such a fixable home....so many antiques that need to be displayed somewhere! Love the video! ( Even if they do make me so sad and upset at the needless neglect)
Great find Kappy! There's some really cool stuff left in that house. With all the oil lamps it looks like the last occupant lived without lights for a while.
Great Job, I enjoy the way you film.
The most sad thing to me is watch all that music and know it will never be listened again. Greetings and thanks for sharing!.👌🌈
This home had some character to it. It is really sad to see it demolish.
WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! What is sad is when that house is demolished all of the stuff in the house also gets demolished. Especially the antiques will be lost forever.
Sharon Legnon yes lol
This house made me so sad. All their little treasures and special touches were lost forever. To think it may have ended up in a landfill breaks my heart. I know you don't take anything from the house but could you contact someone and have the furniture cleaned out to give to charity? God says you can't take it with you I guess I wonder why we work so hard to have things if just goes to the garbage. This house was once a home. Just very sad to see it go.
The "thing" you saw for the 1st time was a reel to reel player. The doll is a priceless Howdy Doody puppet. I agree with other viewers. The antiques in that house should not be ignored and sent to a landfill. Normally developers are more than happy to let you get what you want as it lessens their load to the landfill and cost of demolition
Beautifully done! A lot to look 👀 at & a lot of feelings & “I wonders” as watching!
My impression & from what you explained:
Wife passes away older man lives there alone ... maybe a bit of a hoarder but more so probably doesn’t really care anymore & gets a bit trashy.
I think there are heirs, especially upon seeing that Kiss album. My thought when they moved out they never looked back. Or perhaps they had children & they have passed on. None the less it was a beautiful house under a huge blanket of forgotten.
Dust in the wind. We spend and collect our dreams, and we are gone in a second, our things left to rot like we do. How sad.... hopefully some of the history was saved. Most developers don’t care though. I know it is against the rules, but as an explorer knowing the place is going to be torn down I would get a U-Haul and save what I could! Nice explore, thanks!
Treasure after treasure! Howdy Doody, yams, sports car, AND a victrola!!!
I keep looking for gas lighting in the vids. LOVE when those are found!!!👍👍👍
I hope they had the sense to save some of these belongings!
At 9.20 That is a Reel to Reel tape player for recording sound. I see there are several there. We had one dad brought home when we were kids. Had a blast doing play acting on it with my sis.
The oil lamps are beautiful! My grandma had a bunch of oil lamps. I think my mom still has them! Awesome house!
Kappy, This was one of the very best abandon places I have ever seen. Thank you for taking us with you. It appears
that there was enough stuff for you to do another video without showing any of the same things. Did it have a
basement/cellar?
It's sad to see a lifetime of memories fade away like that. I was wondering what was on those reel to reel tapes. My own father had slides and reel to reel tapes with parties he had in the distant past, it was interesting to listen to them and hear the good times etc. He's now getting up there (79) and I was promised I would get them, which I look forward to more than property or things. We spend a lifetime building up things, only to leave it to others or leave it to rot. Our focus needs to change. Spend your money to help others rather than build up material goods which will only rot and be forgotten in time.
that pair of pants, long sleeves and shoes sitting on the bed must be an old man's preparing to wear once he died :(
I so wanna rescue all those antiques! 😭😭😭
I often wonder if the people lived that way or if vandals just trashed it! I have cleaned for people who hoarded and before I cleaned it up, they just walked on top of it like it was the normal thing to do.Thanks great job! ❤️🙋🕊️♥️
My husband helped clean up after a hoarder passed away. I can't remember how many mega dumpsters they used, but there was money all over the place, they got tired of picking it up and just swept it away. They found brand new bicycles buried in the trash along with a million other things.
L L I wonder that too. It does look like vandals got to it but also I believe that they were packing stuff in all those boxes and just stopped for whatever reason.
Does look an awful lot like they may have been hoarders. Then when the man passed away probably too much for family to deal with.
The house has definitely been trashed but it looks like the owner had a lot to do with the conditions. Sad the elderly sometimes end this way.
Kappy.......If the house in fact will be knocked down, get a u-haul and pack it up with as much of the cool stuff as possible. Naturally getting the go ahead from the developer or whoever. I doubt they'd mind
chaosdemonwolf1 exactly! Preserve history!
Yup. If ya can't save the house, save what's in iit
Explorers take nothing but pictures and leave only footprints. Kappy is very respectful to leave it just as he finds it.
@@michellecrippen3760 Theres a time for being honest and mindful. Then there is a time of being crazy....
hamOn Rye they do have a rule never to remove any items if filming these for the public. Its respecting the people and owners. Hence why they dont give addresses and names...its a job they do.
This place reminds me of a hoarder house. So much junk you can't see the floor. I love the oil lamps n the fireplace mantles. Just a waste to see all this stuff go to the dump. Such a waste. This was a great explore. Thanks Kappy for sharing n Preserving this place for all time.
Kristy * yes lol
I feel the same. Seems like at one time they were well kept beautiful rooms. Sometimes a tragedy happens and it triggers people to start hoarding. Wish I knew the story of this house!
@@supermoodydealwithit I know. Our imagination runs wild with wonder. Hello from Nevada.
Another lovely house looking so sad and neglected. Makes you feel like trying to save it doesn't it.Thank you Kappy
OMG!!!! How about those orbs!!? Looks like perhaps owners haven't left, not entirely. Still looking out for their home. Sometimes I see all too often the elderly are left to die in squalor, just managing to stay above the day to day rubbish. How very sad to die all alone like that. A whole couples life is left right there. 😞
Thank God someone else noticed them, they were all over the lady's room particularly, as if someone was welcoming him. Was a nice atmosphere
Watching your videos makes me wanna do a purge and a deep clean in my home.
I so look forward to your videos! Another great find, Kappy!
This was yet another great find Kappy. I love that you put the information about the property. So few people do that. As always I would have liked if you stayed longer but still it was great. Thanks
Dang that was a cool classic truck.....
I once lived in a city where, when someone died without relatives, the court awarded all the contents of the house to the local secondhand shops. That way, the deceased person's belongings were sold to help the poor and were loved by their new owners. When I travel back to that city for a visit, I always try to stop in just to see my favorite secondhand shop just to see what they have. Too bad more municipalities don't adopt this practice!
From your comment, Kappy, this house is particularly sad and, to make bad matters worse, teenagers and junk have almost completely obliterated the beauty of the house. From the little decorative details still visible here and there, it is obvious that the lady who once lived here was quite proud of her home and devoted to making and keeping it beautiful. It's sad that she left her husband here alone to try and care for it. I shudder to think what my husband, a former semi-pro baseball player, would do to our house if I wasn't here to keep him from turning the place into a big old locker room! There would be nothing but shelter dogs lying on the beds and sofas and baseball gear strewn about!
I like that hand carved mantel. It is primitive in nature, making me wonder if the old gentleman carved it himself. By the general nature of the clutter filling thr rooms, I would suggest that the gentleman was or became a hoarder after his wife's passing or perhaps he lost touch with reality.
We can only hope that the developer saw past the mess to the antiques, some of which were quite valuable, like that little lingerie chest and white-painted iron bed in the little bedroom.
Kappy, the machine you said you'd never seen is a reel to reel audio tape machine. That is "wavy glass" from the early to mid 1800s. Glass was hand-blown in huge circular sheets back then and cut to size. If you,very ever seen old windows with "bull's eyes" in them, those are the vert center of the sheet where it was attached to the blow pipe. As glass was made in this way, there were variations in the thickness and flow of the molten glass. This accounts for the waviness and even tiny bubbles present in this precious glass. Think how much of it has been lost to vandals' stones through the years!
These people were obviously well educated and enjoyed a comfortable life. The abundance of nice possessions and antiques speaks to their wealth. Too bad they lacked only the presence of children to make their lives complete and to leave all the accumulation of their full lives to.
You didn't see the Victrola in the kitchen, Kappy, but the one in the attic had a horn somewhere, more than likely.
Man, that ghostly little buzzard in the corner would've made me get out fast enough, our brave explorer. I don't blame you for getting out of there quickly! They even sound scary!
I just pulled up Wikipedia about vultures, a/k/a buzzards in the South, and it says there are usually only two at most in a nest and they try to scare predators (that would be you, dude) by hissing and if that doesn't work, they will vomit partially digested meat and stomach contents at you! Personally, I'd rather be pecked!
Those last shots of the old vehicles rusting in that lovely forest filled with the songs of birds and the sound of wind in the trees is just beautiful. I can only imagine the peace and happiness these two people shared in their gracious house in the woods.
You had the right idea, Kappy, to buy that house and live happily ever after! Great video, dear explorer, and I appreciated seeing it. That house goes on my favorites list, to be sure.
11:29 you were not alone. I see Orbs (bugs fly differently) They heard you being respectful towards all. You are so good at this!
Those old ceiling lights were cool, along with the antique furniture and other items from days gone by. Sad they weren’t saved and repurposed. 😢
Great video again! You find some amazing houses!
Oh! This is the house in the forest where so many birds sing! I loved this house this first time and I loved it the second time. I could just see, in my mind, the woman who had made this house a happy home and my heart cried for the loving man she left behind to collect everything that reminded him of her until he went to join her.
have you seen all those orbs? lots of it in most of your video
I love your videos the most Kappy. You're my favorite urban explorer.
I don't know why but when I was viewing the kitchen area I visioned a woman standing there just saddened
Omg. I want theblue pick up looks like my 77 Chevy stepside. Nice job. Classic hoarding.
Yes it looked like it was in good shape. Squarebodys are a hot item. Probably worth a few thousand dollars.
Wow Kappy this place was packed out!! Once was awesome. I like 2 have all the trucks from the yard! Yup like i told I'm still trying 2 catch up on ur older stuff! Stay safe!
You amaze me. How do you find such great spots. I love your comment, " Where Do I Start " when it is so massive. Another great exploration !!! >
Did anyone else notice the orbs flying around?
Love this and all your videos!
Hi kippy great video. I hope your brother is doing well!!
That bed is gorgeous! 😍
Awesome video albeit very sad , thanks for sharing .
Demolished! damn that is a big waste, there was a very lot of great stuff in there, very nice explore Kappy thnx
Oh the curtain pull backs are still on the window frames. Gorgeous. Look at those pretty dishes in that corner cabinet. and the old hurricane oil lamps. love that lamp on top of stairs. and the rooms are pretty big
Awesome video looks and feels old what an awesome find i too saw couple of orbs flying around KEEP UP THE AWESOME VIDEOS
You are my favorite explorer! Thank you!!
This was a great explore, thank you for capturing it all before it was gone.
I especially loved all of the old hurricane lamps, kerosene and oil lamps in nearly every room. Plus a big jug of lamp oil in the kitchen area.
Kappy makes me happy, thanks man!
So much stuff! Insane!
All the antique furniture that goes to waste,houses falling in on them, they had a lot of oil lamps, probably from when there wasn't electricity, because I saw quite a many of them sitting on mantles and around in house,this is a beautiful house with a lot of beautiful antiques, thank you for showing us this time capsule
Knowing these place maybe demoed, have u ever considered saving some of the stuff left behind?
Cool explore with tons of orbs 👻 😳. Looking beyond all the stuff in this home, I would love a house like this, especially the kitchen with all those windows❤️👍😊 Thanks Kappy!
at time 1:37 that is an old Victrola record player !! wow !! The old Iron and brass beds, and dresser with mirror amazing antiques that Woody Woodpecker dummy on the mantle!! What the hell happened here there is so much stuff!?
That Victrola would be going ho,e with me lol
Linda Mesa that was a Howdy Douwty marionette on the mantel
Some very lovely antiques. Looks as if someone already ransacked the place. Too the rest will be lost. Thanks for showing🌺🌺🌺
So many wonderful things. I love old houses and antiques.
Did you check out the wallet size photo by the bed? I couldn't see it very well. The most holy cows ever 😂😂😂. Nice exploring Kappy.
Urbex Dane Sorry about how dark it is, I got inside and tried turning my headlight on and the batteries were dead, so it’s just my camera light , sorry about that, thank you for watching man 👍
Urban Exploring With Kappy I giggle every time you say holy cow!! I giggle a lot!! Love the videos. Kappy you are my favorite!!!
There are a lot of orbs in the room where the kiss record is as you were going around the house I saw one or two follow you
Daphne Binnie- I think most of it was dust, but at 11:53, I don't think that's dust as it disappears real fast whereas you would see the dust keep floating.
That is the first one I've seen that actually could have been an orb!!!
Most excellent video! Hope that your brother is doing better!
Awesome find
Very nice house. To bad it is set to be torn down. 6 acres is a nice size lot. Not to small, not to big.
It is like, time stopping, time capsules, that is why I love your videos...
Rip eclipse could really use that car for parts 😂 love watching these videos
You're right I can see the orbs in the episode of the car graveyard I wasn't paying attention I'm absorbing now?
A bad case of hoarding!! So sad!! Did I see orbs? or was that dust?
i'm glad someone else noticed them. sooooooo many orbs.
The US is experiencing a crippling hord wave of
I'm not sure what you saw there was difinately alot of dust flying however I did see a few. They were distinctly different from dust along with their movements. There difinately is alot of dust tho
Wow that place was full of stuff,a lot looked like rubbish but there was some beautiful old furniture there.Sad to know it is or was demolished.Great find Kappy and glad those big birds didn't get you
Howdy Doody marionette. Worth a good bit!!! Another great find Kappy!!!
wow awesome place ! like 👍
Beautiful antiques and wood work, so sad that’s it’s gone..
So many things, some are valuable.
So sad no one to take ownership.
Kappy has found yet another place that's a victim of that demon "Progress," not to mention no heirs. Hope you and your brother are getting better and better, mon ami.
Top 10 of your locations! 😊
I see a lot of orbs
Mim Hines it’s dust
Most of it was dust
Dust motes
Some definite strong orbs, not just dust. In lady's bedroom and attic
So sad. So much history thrown away. A person could have sold all of that on the internet and someone would have loved those things. Such a beautiful location, too.
😳wow, sensory overload. All those antiques. I assume it’s been demolished by now. It would have been a hard job, but worth it to go through and save all those antiques. I was wondering how bad it smelled in there. Thanks for being brave going through all these great but sad finds!!
It's sad to see that home set up to be destroyed. The vintage furniture and knick knacks also are a sad sight to go unappreciated. Such sadness and waste.
great video
Looks like a hoarders house and think the puppet is a Howdy Doody figure. Another cool place.
Fantástico vídeo. Saludos desde Madrid, España.
If a developer bought it they took the trees too! The trees had to be there a very long time.The birds sounded so beautiful singing in the trees. Birds stay or come back in the spring to nest they built. It is a shame they will have to find another place.
Love the oil lamps
Jenny Morris I do as well
OMG!!! Find out who owns it and strike up a deal that you will clean the property out before demo! There are some fantastic pieces left in the house that should not end up in the dump
I always say when they say no family member alive, I ways say that a Cousin from far family member must still be alive but don't know of who ever passing.
Вы замечательные дома снимаете.Очень интересно!Я всегда смотрю!Спасибо!
Always a spiritual orb or two fly by during your investigations
These homes really need to be preserved but it is an expensive thing to do. They need love so that future generations can enjoy them!!
I love this place.
Antique collectors would have a field day in that house for sure.
In the ine bedroom, it looked like orbs flying around. I wonder...
Orbs in the attic also.
I wish I could have gotten all the oil lamps out before being torn down, love this video, but it looks like looters have fun in this home, I hate to see a video where it has been torn apart by vandals
Oh man i dont no but houses like this remainds me of The Walking dead. Ok the stuff at the boden is too much but the rest.
THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO
IT WAS GREAT AS ALWAYS
Another great find. I'm slowly dieing inside very well knowing a wrecking ball will be distroying all its beauty and history. Everything will be gone forever just to put up boring boxed cheap house's that all look the same. Nothing like this will ever stand for over 100 yrs plus again, not with the way house's are made now a day's. So very sad.
Great wood work and collectibles. Is this owned in the county records? I was an expediter for a builder and title companies are the place to go!
Sorry I didn't read the whole description!
Those back stairs were used in many cases for the live in help to use. There would even be living quarters upstairs for them if the need arose.
In circumstances where there are no family members, it should be the duty of the county to auction off to the highest bidder... OR something to save this stuff, the house alone would have been beautiful, and all the old stuff should never be discarded this way, such a sad senseless waste.