@@1927suHopefully you knew what you were looking at, This character is OK but the one's in Britain in their 20s are absolutely clueless never seen a fan heater before never heard of Tchaikovsky, Discovered vinyl and a vinyl player, I told him records and record player, Swan lake,1812 overture must have heard them in assembly at school presuming he bothered with school
Brief sketches and memories of my earliest childhood years here. Wish they could have lasted a little bit longer so that they were more of a permanent memory. Grew up listening to classical music on vinyl like Tchaikovsky, Beethoven, Wagner, Mozart, etc. Grandparents had a player piano that played a lot of classical pieces.
That old fridge is from the 50s. I have very fond memories of ours when I was a child. The pink stove is also 50s. Those keyhole covers are called escutcheons. What a beautiful old house, and still solid enough that it's fixable, if someone has the funds and tenacity!
It is still fixable as you said. Sure would need some insulation in the attic. I owned a similar old house that is still occupied by the people we sold it to.
I love this place. It's a new favorite for me. I think the fridge is more from the 40's and 50's. I love it and the sink. Thank you Kappy. I also appreciate you showing us the wallpaper.
Yep ours in the 60s was Magnavox! The wood case gave such a great sound to my mom’s Dean Martin, Elvis et al records. It was hard to unload that sucker when my mom died in the 90s and everyone was abandoning vinyl.
This is the first pink stove I have ever seen,thanks Kappy. Sure is a lot of old mattresses in that house and kitchen chairs. Sometimes these explores make me seriously wonder why things are left the way they are. This is one of those. Thanks, Kappy
It’s amazing how well the condition of this one is. It really shows how having a good roof keeps a house standing longer. This one could be fixed back up again. What beautiful Mountain View’s!! Thank you Kappy!!!!
@@urbanexploringwithkappy1773 I’m really addicted to your channel, It takes up most of my time!! I’m intrigued with American history, and find so many of these houses to be drop dead gorgeous - even in their sad state of abandonment😊 I grew up in a heritage house in Victoria BC, Canada, & I am fascinated with the old Victorian workmanship that went into these quality crafted houses. I bought an old farmhouse in Alberta, Canada & I want to try restoring the old farmhouse to its former glory. Thank you Kappy, please keep uploading more ☝️😉
@@kerriestokes2649 so glad you enjoy! You should document the restoration process I’d love to watch and follow along with you! Thank you for the kind words and watching!! :)
That fridge is older than you think. Most likely from the late 30s or early 40s. The pink stove looks to be early 50s. Very odd color, but neat. Thank you for taking us along with you.
This house has good bones. The roof not leaking!! Someone could make a bed & breakfast. I want those red and white vinyl chairs I have the table they go to awesome!! 😮 😊
Such a warm feeling old home just seemed like a lot of life lived here. I loved that front porch . What a way to spend a fall night out there .The old wood furnace in the basement was made by Sears old and solid. This wonderful old home still has a chance for a new life . Great video as always Kappy !!👍👍
Judging from the beams in the basement and the solid roof still there. That house could be saved. It's framing is solid as heck so it could be reconfigured for modern taste. Close to the road, but so what, a lot of houses are. And that lot, trees, big yard. Kids would and probably have loved it there. Good video Kappy. And Kappy, I don't think you have ever said,...Do you live in an OLD HOUSE?
Oh my. All the old furniture left behind us wonderful. It’s nice to get a glimpse of how people used to live back in the day. Thank you so much Kappy for making our Saturdays amazing with your beautiful finds. As always, stay safe and keep the videos coming. You’re the best. 😊
Agreed! Some very cool old retro appliances as well!! That’s too kind of you too say!! So glad you enjoy!! Working on getting some really cool stuff filmed! Thanks for watching! :)
Kappy, l can just see you on that porch, feet on the rail, coffee in hand, looking at the mountain and critters. That woodwork! Floors redone and polished...! The brass keyhole covers shined up again... ..Had to wonder where the fireplaces once were, though. That place could be so beautiful again! Thanks, and hi, Ruby! 🌳
Love that kitchen sink and refrigerator. Those wood doors are beautiful. Crazy amount of mattresses in there. The floors seem to be in good shape. I think someone was salvaging the door knobs. Overall the place is in good shape. The attic was perfect.
Sad to see all these homes will b3 gone before long ,there's always a creek next to older homes like this,or seems like it,thanks for the viewing of this home
Poor old home. Once loved and decorated, now left to ruin. Nature is trying to take it's land back. It does have a crazy layout. It still has it's beautiful charm. And yes, lol, Mz Ruby would have loved the wallpaper! Another great video Mr Kappy! Thanks for taking me along!😊
The refrigerator is 50's-60's era. That house is still in pretty good shape. Too bad someone doesnt restore it. It is kind of close to the road, unfortunately. Thanks again for sharing Kappy!
What a lovely home! Even considering the decline of the house, it seems to have a warm and comfortable feeling as if the last family was happy. I love wall paper too! Thanks channel!
Another great find,Kappy. The fridge is early 50's vintage. I was wondering where the fireplaces were, but when you went to thebasement I see that it was coal furnace. Thanks!!!😜
The fridge and stove are 1950's era. Pink was a very popular color for kitchen appliances then. Pink, soft yellow and mint green were all popular in the fifties. My first ever rental was a tiny one bedroom cottage with a pink stove. 😊
I grew up with one of those porcelain kitchen sink units, the old rounded cornered fridge, Zenith Hi-Fi console and familiar end tables, 'cept ours were in maple. This place has kept up well against the weather, for as old as it must be. Still has a pretty nice covering on it's roof. I chuckle every time you come face to face with attic or basement stairs. I'm just grateful you venture further, every time! TY, Kappy!
Man i couldn't tell you how many room and homes i wall paperd in my life the 70's and 80's wasall about wall paper we had a store in our town that sold 1000's of rolls and they were cheap. you could find any thing there.
The kitchen appliances are from the 1950's, the chairs and formica table are also from the 50's. How cool that is. The wall paper tells a story of the house all by itself. What a beautiful old house. Thanks for sharing and you have a wonderful day.
Awesome find Kappy !! All of the furniture left behind was an extra treat to see. I have never seen a pink stove before. And the key covers were beautiful on the doors !! Ruby would definitely enjoy all of the different wallpaper as I did... The history on this house was interesting to read too !! I bet it was a busy place back in the day with it having a doctor's office. Thanks Kappy for bringing us on another explore with you. I always enjoy watching your vedios !! I feel like I am right there walking through and exploring with you...Take care and stay safe out there !! Tell Ruby we miss her on these vedios with you and tell her we said Hi👋. See ya on the next one !!
This was a great old house and still has good bones. Remarkable! Wish someone could bring this beauty back to life! Thank, Kappy. BTW, when you were going down into the cellar, I saw that old refrigerator and said "don't open it" at the same time you said "not going to open that one!"
Hi Kappy . Nice to see that with a few exceptions that the woodwork in this house is not painted .This house looks like it could be fixed up if someone had the time and money . BTW I think what you saw on the floor when you first came in is an old canister vacuum cleaner .
Nice, tight old house in a beautiful setting. Added a lot to my Kappy wallpaper collection (I save the nice ones to a scrapbook of sorts on my computer). Thanks for the background history, it helps understand the layout better. Always look forward to Saturday morning to see what you've been up to!
What a great idea! Are you planning to recreate vintage wallpapers? I kinda wanted to screenshot that in the last/blue bedroom. Even the closet had amazing wallpaper! I learn so much from the comments in Kappy’s videos. What a great group of followers.
@@brendatomlinson I've thought about recreating the wallpapers, my daughters are both artistic and I'm a former drafter so who knows... I remember in the 60s when my mother would borrow wallpaper sample books from the paint store to see which one she wanted to order. Those books were so fascinating to me. Kappy's videos bring back such nice memories.
Awesome, Kappy! Love your video style, and you find the best places!! That old Kelvinator fridge would be late 40's or 50's. We had one very similar when I was a kid, folks got it in 1946 when Dad just got out of the Navy after World War II, and they had gotten a small 2-bedroom house for us to live in. Amazing finds, and love all the 'recaps' at the end of all the magnificent places you've shown us. Thank You !!!!
Loved the original doors & door hardware & casings, windows & window casings!!! The house was very well maintained!!! Roof in great shape! Upstairs was a hodgepodge of rooms, uncertain of the layout?!? Loved the Timbers & clean attic 👍 Thank you Kappy for sharing this wonderful adventure with us!!! I loved it 👍🙏💕
I soooo loved so many things about this home from doors to kitchen appliances and all the wallpaper - especially the bit inside the upstairs closet of the last room. This place has potential for being saved - good roof, good foundation. Thank you Kappy!
Pink stove!! My now-deceased aunt would have loved this, she had everything in pink. And the cool fridge and freestanding sink cupboard, I’ve only seen something like that in movies. That last bedroom, I could totally move in with that wallpaper and beautiful blue paint on the trim.
Omg!! I love the beautiful Consol stereo! I’ve got a classic Magnavox console stereo that sounds awesome and it looks and performs as new still so I have a fascination with console stereos!
Urban Exploring With kappy thanks for sharing this video with me about Incredible 150 year old Packed Abandoned Doctors Farm House Up North in The Mountains this was a good find my friend and thanks for sharing this and God Bless.
Wow. I loved this house. Would love to see it restored. Loved the Stereo and the pull down lamp in the living room. The Main roofs look newer. like maybe just before it was left. Looks like it was last lived in maybe the late 80s, early 90s.
Cute little farm house. Love the wrap around porch. Its going to nature but I think a dedicated rehabber could buy and save this old house. A lot of great features and lots of bedrooms and mattresses..Farming is a dying trade now. I imagine A large family living here in its early years. Still cozy and charming even in its disrepair....Must have been Beautiful in its glory years...
When I saw the amazing condition of the attic, I was wondering if this old house has a slate roof? I couldn't tell for sure from the pics on the outside (but, I don't think so?)
It's very interesting that a lot of the furniture is left, but it wasn't left in place and has been damaged. There are a couple of pieces in there I would love to have. The water table in the kitchen and the matching utility cabinet would be wonderful to have. My family always used a water table. That's where we put our buckets of water to drink and cook with when we didn't have running water. The end tables in the living room are from the early 60s. I actually had the same style of wardrobe at one time that was in one of the bedrooms.
Yeah I was shocked how much retro appliances had been left!! Great observations always!! Never heard of a water table before! How cool! Thank you very much for watching! :)
Hey Kapster Greetings from Oz We don’t hv raccoons in the walks but we have pesky varmints called possums ( opossum family ) Love the vibe in the home non threatening just family oriented The pink magic chef vintage oven looks anywhere from 30s through to 60s handsome range of appliances they had up til fairly recent I believe ; pink in all its shades is my fave colour Take care of dodgy floors my friend 🙋♀️
Wow! What another cool find & explore this is! The kitchen was done in the 1950s judging by the sink, metal cabinets, pink gas stove, & refrigerator. The toilet in the bathroom upstairs is a 1950s Sears/Homart/ Universal-Rundle forward trap toilet. As for the toilets in the upstairs hall closet (or toilet room, not sure what it is or why there would be extra toilets stored there) , the look to be Briggs toilets from the 1970s or 1980s. Judging by the fact that the house has no radiators and the large original coal-fired furnace with duct work, this house had a coal-fired forced hot air heating system, which was later upgraded to a modern gas-fired forced hot air heating system by the addition of a modern gas furnace while still using the old duct work. The GE fridge in the basement easily dates back to the 1940s or 1950s. Interesting old house. I really enjoy your videos and how respectful you are.
If I had the money I would buy it, then set up a trailer or RV next to it (to live in) as I completely remolded that house. After I was done, move in. The views out those windows are excellent and refreshing.
The appliance colors I've lived through are white, copper, avocado green, harvest gold, almond, black, stainless steel. Somewhere around the copper and avocado eras there was rust/burnt orange, but we never had that. My mom had to have every new color when I was growing up.
Good evening, Kappy! This is going to be fun! That Kelvinator fridge could be from as far back as the early 50s and, if restored, could be worth in excess of five grand! This house is blessed with a sound roof, which is quite unusual for us to see. Its location in that broad valley is very pretty and when it was well-tended, would have been quite picturesque. Thanks for the great explore, Kappy! I can almost see all the rooms made up and ready for guests. Great wallpaper, too! I'll be Ruby was happy to see all that. All is well in my world. Thanks for your concern, my friend. Until next week, be careful as you explore. Love to you and Ruby, too! Becca
How cool!! I don’t know much about vintage appliances so I appreciate the information!! Thank you very much for watching!! Great observations always!! :)
Interesting thing about old houses with wallpaper. Wallpaper was originally figured as a kind of insulation. Many homes wallpaper the ceilings because of that idea.You also will notice that the homes of the late 1800s and early 1900s had there bathrooms upstairs and not on the main floor. This would seem strange if you figured you having guest run upstairs to use the restrooms until it dawned on me that most all places until the 50's had a outhouse as well.Even in small rural towns.e The best thing about these videos is your appreciation for the little details that added character to the homes.Even rundown and dilapidated you see and share the beauty you come across. Modern built homes totally lack that aspect as most are built looking sterile and clinical, hotel appearance. The carpentry back then was craftsmanship done with pride.Each carpenter has his own unique style and left his fingerprint on the building.Look at the brickwork on the top of the chimney. They made the effort to make it special. I am always fascinated by the work they did and by restoring the old homes you discover the lost techniques making each home a educated experience. I sure do appreciate your work on these videos. THANK YOU.
That green vintage makeup mirror on the dresser in the upstairs bedroom is AWESOME!!!! 😍 Iwould soooooo love to find one like that! Its not often any ever come up for sale. I guess most got thrown away by the early 70s 😕
I have neardie TH-cam friends/technicians who would love to get a hold of that stereo to make their own TH-cam Restoration video. Did you know you could cut off a piece of that wallpaper and take it into a home improvement store and pay to have it reproduced ?.I can't help but think about the family that no doubt has Long died off. kitchen Aid is what Sears used to call their appliances. My grandmother used to buy all her appliances at Sears. Thank you for the video Kappy stay safe.
The house I bought in upstate New York 7 years ago and have lived in ever since also was built in 1870, also housed for a time a medical practice on the first floor and also has a history as a boarding house (predominantly for Erie Railroad workers). It has been a real money pit, unsurprisingly, but I love the building, its character and history, and wouldn't trade it for anything.
This was a really enjoyable explore. I love when there is still wall paper, wood doors , old cupboards, to see. I can’t help but always wonder when most of the belongings are left, what happened to these people?
Love the pink stove!! I’m guessing that fridge is more 50’s. And I bet it still works. Unlike the junk today-hardly lasts 6 months past it’s warranty. Love that kitchen. The box that was laying there was definitely from the 50’s.
Did you happen to notice the antique Art Deco bedroom pieces! I saw the big vanity top piece that holds the mirror, and then the vanity piece that the mirror sits on! Then I saw the long dresser! And then the headboard! They looked in excellent shape! Those are some valuable pieces!
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Kappy, I don't think you realize just how much enjoyment you give us older people over 50 with these tours you take us on.
Aw you are too kind! I really appreciate that! Thank you so much!!🙏
I agree! It’s great! I was an urban explorer before the Internet/cell phones.
@@1927suHopefully you knew what you were looking at, This character is OK but the one's in Britain in their 20s are absolutely clueless never seen a fan heater before never heard of Tchaikovsky, Discovered vinyl and a vinyl player, I told him records and record player, Swan lake,1812 overture must have heard them in assembly at school presuming he bothered with school
Brief sketches and memories of my earliest childhood years here. Wish they could have lasted a little bit longer so that they were more of a permanent memory. Grew up listening to classical music on vinyl like Tchaikovsky, Beethoven, Wagner, Mozart, etc. Grandparents had a player piano that played a lot of classical pieces.
Nice peaceful old places wonderful to see 👀 always wonder what it was like back in the day thanks 😊
Best sound came out of those wood stereos
That old fridge is from the 50s. I have very fond memories of ours when I was a child. The pink stove is also 50s.
Those keyhole covers are called escutcheons.
What a beautiful old house, and still solid enough that it's fixable, if someone has the funds and tenacity!
It is still fixable as you said. Sure would need some insulation in the attic. I owned a similar old house that is still occupied by the people we sold it to.
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I love this place. It's a new favorite for me. I think the fridge is more from the 40's and 50's. I love it and the sink. Thank you Kappy. I also appreciate you showing us the wallpaper.
I was thinking early 50's or late 40's the one in the basement even older.
I concur and was checking to see if anyone else mentioned that.
And I was thinking something like late twenties early 30s on that fridge
Definitely has that 40’s-50’s vibe but we had a very similar stereo/record player from mid 60’s. Thanx Kappy!
Yep ours in the 60s was Magnavox! The wood case gave such a great sound to my mom’s Dean Martin, Elvis et al records. It was hard to unload that sucker when my mom died in the 90s and everyone was abandoning vinyl.
This is the first pink stove I have ever seen,thanks Kappy. Sure is a lot of old mattresses in that house and kitchen chairs. Sometimes these explores make me seriously wonder why things are left the way they are. This is one of those. Thanks, Kappy
yeah pink and aqua appliances were the thing back late 50's early 6o's!
Me too! Never seen a pink one before! Good observations!! Thank you very much for watching! :)
Had a friend that had All pink Appliances in their Kitchen. 60s & still going strong in the 90s😊
Makes you wonder why there was no bed frames in any bedrooms ,just mattress,s and no sheets either on any
It’s amazing how well the condition of this one is. It really shows how having a good roof keeps a house standing longer. This one could be fixed back up again. What beautiful Mountain View’s!! Thank you Kappy!!!!
Totally could!
Loved the views too! So nice all around! Thank you for the kind words and watching!! :)
Very true.
@@urbanexploringwithkappy1773 I’m really addicted to your channel, It takes up most of my time!! I’m intrigued with American history, and find so many of these houses to be drop dead gorgeous - even in their sad state of abandonment😊 I grew up in a heritage house in Victoria BC, Canada, & I am fascinated with the old Victorian workmanship that went into these quality crafted houses. I bought an old farmhouse in Alberta, Canada & I want to try restoring the old farmhouse to its former glory. Thank you Kappy, please keep uploading more ☝️😉
@@kerriestokes2649 so glad you enjoy! You should document the restoration process I’d love to watch and follow along with you! Thank you for the kind words and watching!! :)
That fridge is older than you think. Most likely from the late 30s or early 40s. The pink stove looks to be early 50s. Very odd color, but neat. Thank you for taking us along with you.
Wow!! Had no idea! Thanks for sharing the information! Thank you for watching!! :)
I have one very similar, not the 30's late 40's I believe.
This house has good bones. The roof not leaking!! Someone could make a bed & breakfast. I want those red and white vinyl chairs I have the table they go to awesome!! 😮 😊
I was thinking the same thing!
Such a warm feeling old home just seemed like a lot of life lived here. I loved that front porch . What a way to spend a fall night out there .The old wood furnace in the basement was made by Sears old and solid. This wonderful old home still has a chance for a new life . Great video as always Kappy !!👍👍
Same that porch would be heaven too sit out on a summer night and look at the mountains! Thank you very much for watching!! :)
Thank you! Waking up to Kappy in my cup❤
Aw Thank you!! So happy to hear you enjoy!! Much appreciated!! :)
Judging from the beams in the basement and the solid roof still there. That house could be saved. It's framing is solid as heck so it could be reconfigured for modern taste. Close to the road, but so what, a lot of houses are. And that lot, trees, big yard. Kids would and probably have loved it there. Good video Kappy. And Kappy, I don't think you have ever said,...Do you live in an OLD HOUSE?
Oh my. All the old furniture left behind us wonderful. It’s nice to get a glimpse of how people used to live back in the day. Thank you so much Kappy for making our Saturdays amazing with your beautiful finds. As always, stay safe and keep the videos coming. You’re the best. 😊
Agreed! Some very cool old retro appliances as well!! That’s too kind of you too say!! So glad you enjoy!! Working on getting some really cool stuff filmed! Thanks for watching! :)
Kappy, l can just see you on that porch, feet on the rail, coffee in hand, looking at the mountain and critters. That woodwork! Floors redone and polished...! The brass keyhole covers shined up again...
..Had to wonder where the fireplaces once were, though.
That place could be so beautiful again! Thanks, and hi, Ruby! 🌳
That fridge could be as old as back in the 40's, I bet that was a cool house back when it was new, interesting to see, good xplore Kappy !
Love that kitchen sink and refrigerator. Those wood doors are beautiful. Crazy amount of mattresses in there. The floors seem to be in good shape. I think someone was salvaging the door knobs. Overall the place is in good shape. The attic was perfect.
I was thinking that maybe the doorknobs were made of glass. That’s why they were removed (stolen).
Wow another beautiful old houses that place was very well built I bet it could be saved so sad it's being let go
I have the same sink in my kitchen, except on the right hand side I have three drawers. One small and two large. Another great find. Thanks Kappy!
Everything was nicely taken care of until it was abandoned. Great to see that it wasn't trashed. Ty.
The scenery was worth it.
Definitely agree! Thanks for watching! :)
Sad to see all these homes will b3 gone before long ,there's always a creek next to older homes like this,or seems like it,thanks for the viewing of this home
Thanks Kappy for showing the cool old farm house. Time stood still in that old house.
Thank you for watching!! :)
Neat place. Pink stove. I think that was a hair dryer in the first room. Beautiful area. Thank you!
Pretty solid house
Agreed could definitely be saved! Thanks for watching! :)
Love these old homes. Lots of relics and features to enjoy.
Those 2 still shots starting at 12:23 are beautiful.
Thank you!! Glad you enjoyed!! :)
Thanks for showing us around
Thank ya for watching!! :)
The Constellation was a space-age design vacuum made by Hoover that actually floated on air.
Wow how neat!! Thanks for sharing the information!! :)
Whaaaat?!! 🤯 How cool. That thing should be in an engineering museum, not wasting away in an abandoned farmhouse!
A precursor to the Roomba! 😊
Horrible suction but cool
Poor old home. Once loved and decorated, now left to ruin. Nature is trying to take it's land back. It does have a crazy layout. It still has it's beautiful charm. And yes, lol, Mz Ruby would have loved the wallpaper! Another great video Mr Kappy! Thanks for taking me along!😊
Wow... if you ever come near Lebanon, TN, I would love to explore with you one time..haha!! Just beautiful....
The refrigerator is 50's-60's era. That house is still in pretty good shape. Too bad someone doesnt restore it. It is kind of close to the road, unfortunately. Thanks again for sharing Kappy!
I have to say when you show that beautiful running water that’s what it is beautiful. Thank You. Love the porch.
Bring Ruby more, We like seeing her,
Sadly she works her own job so only can come along occasionally! I def will try tho! Thank you for watching!! :)
What a lovely home! Even considering the decline of the house, it seems to have a warm and comfortable feeling as if the last family was happy. I love wall paper too! Thanks channel!
You're killing me 😁 that fridge has got to be from the 40's..
Love your videos.🙂
How cool! I had a feeling it was vintage just didn’t know the time period! Thanks for sharing information! Much appreciated! :)
What an incredible house-it would be so nice to restore it.
Agreed!! Hope it’s saved! Thank you for watching!! :)
I love this old house 🏚. Awesome antiques. I love the pink stove that wallpaper. Thanks for sharing 👍 😊 ❤
Another great find,Kappy. The fridge is early 50's vintage. I was wondering where the fireplaces were, but when you went to thebasement I see that it was coal furnace. Thanks!!!😜
Thank you very much for watching!! :)
The fridge and stove are 1950's era. Pink was a very popular color for kitchen appliances then. Pink, soft yellow and mint green were all popular in the fifties. My first ever rental was a tiny one bedroom cottage with a pink stove. 😊
Sounds lovely!
What a great find. Love all the floral wallpaper. Pretty. Really nice furniture too. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I grew up with one of those porcelain kitchen sink units, the old rounded cornered fridge, Zenith Hi-Fi console and familiar end tables, 'cept ours were in maple. This place has kept up well against the weather, for as old as it must be. Still has a pretty nice covering on it's roof. I chuckle every time you come face to face with attic or basement stairs. I'm just grateful you venture further, every time! TY, Kappy!
The Kalvinator was from the 1950’s. The GE in the basement was from 1940’s - 1950’s. The pink stove was from the 1960’s..
You got all that backwards
Man i couldn't tell you how many room and homes i wall paperd in my life the 70's and 80's wasall about wall paper we had a store in our town that sold 1000's of rolls and they were cheap. you could find any thing there.
Hey Kappy. Cool old place! Lots of treasure still inside. Thanks for the explore. Stay safe!✌️
Much appreciated for the kind words and watching!! :)
The kitchen appliances are from the 1950's, the chairs and formica table are also from the 50's. How cool that is. The wall paper tells a story of the house all by itself. What a beautiful old house. Thanks for sharing and you have a wonderful day.
Table is 30,s fridge is 48
Awesome find Kappy !! All of the furniture left behind was an extra treat to see. I have never seen a pink stove before. And the key covers were beautiful on the doors !!
Ruby would definitely enjoy all of the different wallpaper as I did...
The history on this house was interesting to read too !!
I bet it was a busy place back in the day with it having a doctor's office. Thanks Kappy for bringing us on another explore with you. I always enjoy watching your vedios !! I feel like I am right there walking through and exploring with you...Take care and stay safe out there !! Tell Ruby we miss her on these vedios with you and tell her we said Hi👋. See ya on the next one !!
I love that you see the beauty in the old homes ....They are so beautiful you can imagine how they used to look. Thanks for sharing
So kind of you too say!! Thank you very much for watching!! :)
This was a great old house and still has good bones. Remarkable! Wish someone could bring this beauty back to life! Thank, Kappy. BTW, when you were going down into the cellar, I saw that old refrigerator and said "don't open it" at the same time you said "not going to open that one!"
Great minds think alike! 😅 glad I could atleast open the one in the fridge! Thank you for watching! :)
I do like seeing all these old properties. My imagination goes off on the lives lived back then. Most had electricity, bueatiful features. Thx
Hi Kappy . Nice to see that with a few exceptions that the woodwork in this house is not painted .This house looks like it could be fixed up if someone had the time and money . BTW I think what you saw on the floor when you first came in is an old canister vacuum cleaner .
Nice, tight old house in a beautiful setting. Added a lot to my Kappy wallpaper collection (I save the nice ones to a scrapbook of sorts on my computer). Thanks for the background history, it helps understand the layout better. Always look forward to Saturday morning to see what you've been up to!
What a great idea! Are you planning to recreate vintage wallpapers?
I kinda wanted to screenshot that in the last/blue bedroom. Even the closet had amazing wallpaper!
I learn so much from the comments in Kappy’s videos. What a great group of followers.
@@brendatomlinson I've thought about recreating the wallpapers, my daughters are both artistic and I'm a former drafter so who knows... I remember in the 60s when my mother would borrow wallpaper sample books from the paint store to see which one she wanted to order. Those books were so fascinating to me. Kappy's videos bring back such nice memories.
Awesome, Kappy! Love your video style, and you find the best places!! That old Kelvinator fridge would be late 40's or 50's. We had one very similar when I was a kid, folks got it in 1946 when Dad just got out of the Navy after World War II, and they had gotten a small 2-bedroom house for us to live in. Amazing finds, and love all the 'recaps' at the end of all the magnificent places you've shown us. Thank You !!!!
Too kind of you to say!! Thank you for sharing the information! I had no idea was so old! Much appreciated for the kind words and watching!! :)
Was that a for sale sign I saw? That would be a nice place to restore
I believe so! A girl can dream 🤤
Really nice tour, thank you Kappy.
Omg Mann I love this video u showing a abandoned house I love it Mann great job 😱💯💯💯💯💯
Loved the original doors & door hardware & casings, windows & window casings!!! The house was very well maintained!!! Roof in great shape! Upstairs was a hodgepodge of rooms, uncertain of the layout?!? Loved the Timbers & clean attic 👍 Thank you Kappy for sharing this wonderful adventure with us!!! I loved it 👍🙏💕
Love this house! My grandma had a "Modern kitchen" w.a pink fridge!!!! I'm 68, so that was over sixty years ago!
I’m 66 and never seen a pink stove. Cool house
I have the same exact white sink in my 100 year old home!! At first I hated it, but I brought her back to her glory
I soooo loved so many things about this home from doors to kitchen appliances and all the wallpaper - especially the bit inside the upstairs closet of the last room. This place has potential for being saved - good roof, good foundation.
Thank you Kappy!
Loving this piece of property. Only drawback is the constant sound of annoying highway traffic.
Pink stove!! My now-deceased aunt would have loved this, she had everything in pink.
And the cool fridge and freestanding sink cupboard, I’ve only seen something like that in movies.
That last bedroom, I could totally move in with that wallpaper and beautiful blue paint on the trim.
Now that's a house I could have lived in, stunning, so sad to see if go away.
I can only imagine how beautiful this home once was.
Moving in..As I watch.. Cleaning up all the goodies.Loving the outdoor views. Admiring master craftsmanship.. A Beauty. ❤❤
Omg!! I love the beautiful Consol stereo! I’ve got a classic Magnavox console stereo that sounds awesome and it looks and performs as new still so I have a fascination with console stereos!
The doc must have been an interesting character, love the old things,wall papers, that kitchen was cool.
Enjoy your videos Kappy. Keep up the good work.
Urban Exploring With kappy thanks for sharing this video with me about Incredible 150 year old Packed Abandoned Doctors Farm House Up North in The Mountains this was a good find my friend and thanks for sharing this and God Bless.
Did you not see the super interesting way the roof was constructed? You glossed over it and I'm sure there are so many details
Wow. I loved this house. Would love to see it restored. Loved the Stereo and the pull down lamp in the living room. The Main roofs look newer. like maybe just before it was left. Looks like it was last lived in maybe the late 80s, early 90s.
Cute little farm house. Love the wrap around porch. Its going to nature but I think a dedicated rehabber could buy and save this old house. A lot of great features and lots of bedrooms and mattresses..Farming is a dying trade now. I imagine A large family living here in its early years. Still cozy and charming even in its disrepair....Must have been Beautiful in its glory years...
The fridge looked to be from the late 40-50s. Pretty much a solid house!😊
Yep that’s a coal furnace, there was on similar to that in an old house I lived in, and the ashes were called “klinkers” anyone else recall that?
When I saw the amazing condition of the attic, I was wondering if this old house has a slate roof? I couldn't tell for sure from the pics on the outside (but, I don't think so?)
I wondered about the roof too, it’s really lasting a long time.
Really cool house with lots of things left behind your finds are allways very interesting.
C'mon, we all know your favorite thing is the basement! I loved the trim along the top of each window. Thanks.
It's very interesting that a lot of the furniture is left, but it wasn't left in place and has been damaged. There are a couple of pieces in there I would love to have. The water table in the kitchen and the matching utility cabinet would be wonderful to have. My family always used a water table. That's where we put our buckets of water to drink and cook with when we didn't have running water. The end tables in the living room are from the early 60s. I actually had the same style of wardrobe at one time that was in one of the bedrooms.
What is a water table?
Yeah I was shocked how much retro appliances had been left!! Great observations always!! Never heard of a water table before! How cool! Thank you very much for watching! :)
Hey Kapster
Greetings from Oz
We don’t hv raccoons in the walks but we have pesky varmints called possums ( opossum family )
Love the vibe in the home non threatening just family oriented
The pink magic chef vintage oven looks anywhere from 30s through to 60s handsome range of appliances they had up til fairly recent I believe ; pink in all its shades is my fave colour
Take care of dodgy floors my friend 🙋♀️
I feed the possums and raccoons at my house every night. I put it out front under the carport away from the backyard so my dogs don’t bother them.
Opossums aren't pesky 🙃;
they're extraordinarily beneficial to humans 💞 :
• Reduce Lyme disease-carrying tick population ... eating nearly 95% that cross their path.
• Resistant to snake venom, and eat venomous species.
• Extremely low-risk of contracting rabies.
• Keep gardens blooming by eating snails, slugs, insects, and fallen, overripe fruit.
Wow nice find! I wish these old houses could talk!! U would really get some great videos with that! Stay safe
Wow! What another cool find & explore this is! The kitchen was done in the 1950s judging by the sink, metal cabinets, pink gas stove, & refrigerator. The toilet in the bathroom upstairs is a 1950s Sears/Homart/ Universal-Rundle forward trap toilet. As for the toilets in the upstairs hall closet (or toilet room, not sure what it is or why there would be extra toilets stored there) , the look to be Briggs toilets from the 1970s or 1980s. Judging by the fact that the house has no radiators and the large original coal-fired furnace with duct work, this house had a coal-fired forced hot air heating system, which was later upgraded to a modern gas-fired forced hot air heating system by the addition of a modern gas furnace while still using the old duct work. The GE fridge in the basement easily dates back to the 1940s or 1950s. Interesting old house. I really enjoy your videos and how respectful you are.
Love the detail you’ve added! Thanks.
@@brendatomlinson You’re welcome.
Beautiful Place
If I had the money I would buy it, then set up a trailer or RV next to it (to live in) as I completely remolded that house. After I was done, move in. The views out those windows are excellent and refreshing.
The appliance colors I've lived through are white, copper, avocado green, harvest gold, almond, black, stainless steel. Somewhere around the copper and avocado eras there was rust/burnt orange, but we never had that. My mom had to have every new color when I was growing up.
The rust/burnt orange 😖 Lordy that’s some bad memories right there!
Good evening, Kappy! This is going to be fun!
That Kelvinator fridge could be from as far back as the early 50s and, if restored, could be worth in excess of five grand!
This house is blessed with a sound roof, which is quite unusual for us to see. Its location in that broad valley is very pretty and when it was well-tended, would have been quite picturesque.
Thanks for the great explore, Kappy! I can almost see all the rooms made up and ready for guests.
Great wallpaper, too! I'll be Ruby was happy to see all that.
All is well in my world. Thanks for your concern, my friend.
Until next week, be careful as you explore.
Love to you and Ruby, too!
Becca
How cool!! I don’t know much about vintage appliances so I appreciate the information!! Thank you very much for watching!! Great observations always!! :)
Amazing! Thank you! Merci
Interesting thing about old houses with wallpaper. Wallpaper was originally figured as a kind of insulation. Many homes wallpaper the ceilings because of that idea.You also will notice that the homes of the late 1800s and early 1900s had there bathrooms upstairs and not on the main floor. This would seem strange if you figured you having guest run upstairs to use the restrooms until it dawned on me that most all places until the 50's had a outhouse as well.Even in small rural towns.e
The best thing about these videos is your appreciation for the little details that added character to the homes.Even rundown and dilapidated you see and share the beauty you come across. Modern built homes totally lack that aspect as most are built looking sterile and clinical, hotel appearance. The carpentry back then was craftsmanship done with pride.Each carpenter has his own unique style and left his fingerprint on the building.Look at the brickwork on the top of the chimney. They made the effort to make it special.
I am always fascinated by the work they did and by restoring the old homes you discover the lost techniques making each home a educated experience. I sure do appreciate your work on these videos. THANK YOU.
This house looks oddly similar to the abandoned house on SR 56 in Bedford County, PA. I pass it every time I drive from Johnstown to Bedford.
Didnt look all that bad for an abandoned place. Someone could save it maybee
That green vintage makeup mirror on the dresser in the upstairs bedroom is AWESOME!!!! 😍
Iwould soooooo love to find one like that! Its not often any ever come up for sale. I guess most got thrown away by the early 70s 😕
Enjoyable tour- thank you
I have neardie TH-cam friends/technicians who would love to get a hold of that stereo to make their own TH-cam Restoration video. Did you know you could cut off a piece of that wallpaper and take it into a home improvement store and pay to have it reproduced ?.I can't help but think about the family that no doubt has Long died off. kitchen Aid is what Sears used to call their appliances. My grandmother used to buy all her appliances at Sears. Thank you for the video Kappy stay safe.
The house I bought in upstate New York 7 years ago and have lived in ever since also was built in 1870, also housed for a time a medical practice on the first floor and also has a history as a boarding house (predominantly for Erie Railroad workers). It has been a real money pit, unsurprisingly, but I love the building, its character and history, and wouldn't trade it for anything.
That roof still looks good no rot or decay.
This was a really enjoyable explore. I love when there is still wall paper, wood doors , old cupboards, to see. I can’t help but always wonder when most of the belongings are left, what happened to these people?
Looks like a place I know of in Bedford County, PA. I always thought it would be awesome to update and refurbish.
Love the pink stove!! I’m guessing that fridge is more 50’s. And I bet it still works. Unlike the junk today-hardly lasts 6 months past it’s warranty. Love that kitchen. The box that was laying there was definitely from the 50’s.
Did you happen to notice the antique Art Deco bedroom pieces! I saw the big vanity top piece that holds the mirror, and then the vanity piece that the mirror sits on! Then I saw the long dresser! And then the headboard! They looked in excellent shape! Those are some valuable pieces!
This is the kind of house I grew up in. If money were no object, I would buy it and bring it back to it's former beauty.
I think I know where it's located, I drove by a few times and it always made me wonder what it was like inside. Thanks!