This makes my heart so happy to see finally somebody that restores the life back to farm houses. I can’t tell you how much I love it, and God bless you.
Thank you for your kind comment - it means alot to me. Not sure if you watched the other videos of us doing preservation work as I have around 15 more videos so check them out and subscribe as I have another couple that are in the making.
You and your team are to be commended!!! Saving historic American architecture like you are!! How exciting to see such an AWESOME house brought back from ths edge. THANK YOU GUYS!! Any more episodes coming? Sure hope so.
Amazing how many people, in this day and age of quick fixes, are willing to get dirt under their nails to do something like this. I'm impressed. Never judge a book by its cover.
I am so excited to find this. I’m hoping to start on an old family 1935 farmhouse that’s been empty for about 50 years. Nobody thinks it can be saved but I feel differently. Great work!
Oh my goodness ! You and your guys are amazing ! God bless all of you ! The house is absolutely gorgeous ! Exceptional job !!! Wow you took my breath away lol... ❤❤❤
Thank you. You should watch the rest of the episodes on the barns. Will be releasing more over the winter. Also subscribe to my channel to get updates.
Love this !! I live in eastern Canada. We own a mid 1800s farmhouse plank walls from the bottom.to the second story high . We renovated the whole house , opened up all the walls inside , had to put lots of jack posts in the old basement too , it was alot of hard work but we had an amazing relative carpenter who took on the challenge like a piece of cake when others turned their nose at it ... so happy with the results and we still get to enjoy this old home 🏡
I'm from the finger lakes region of the United States . Those old farmhouses are so full character from a bygone era . Once you walk into one you are so hooked on the ambiance . Congratulations on your success .
I’ve been to Essex county. It is very beautiful up there. Love lake Champlain and the Adirondacks. I’m from the Hudson valley originally but I live on Lake Ontario now. I’m so glad to see people restoring old homes in New York State.
The color yellow of the first house is historically correct to the second period. Let me explain which is interesting. Circa 1850's when they added the Greek Revival porch to this Federal Farmhouse they redid the clapboard so there is no telling what the first period color was but most likely white. The Green trim is the correct color of the Federal period to the house as that was not replaced. So in deciding what color to paint the body of the house took some detective work. There where two areas in the house that revealed Clapboard that was first surface to the second clapboard which was done in the Greek Revival period. That clapboard had that exact yellow color which I had computerized to match exactly and I still have that example of clapboard w/ that yellow on it - so its kinda like ironclad proof. Also the color yellow is also a common color for Greek Revival period. Another very interesting proof of the color is the sister house up the road which was in the same family - and guess what the cupboards inside that where from that same period are painted that exact yellow - and I bought one of the cupboards with that yellow from them to have in my house. I hope you like that explanation as that is the evolution of the paint history.
@@AntiqueFarmHouses That is so cool! You are a true history preservationist. Even down to the paint color! One would not expect an old house like that to have those bright colors, but that’s because all those photos from back then are in black and white. I think those colors are just splendid. Edit: I’m further in the video and thought I recognized the scene, not sure why. Then you said those were the adirondack mtns, and I checked the description to find out this farm was in Essex. I used to drive by this house and wish for it to be fixed up before it completely fell down. I haven’t been there in about 10 years , but now I will have to drive out and see it all finished. It’s been 7 years since y’all started on it but i’m sure it’s still beautiful. Cheers!
I think it's so great that you jacked up that porch instead of tearing it off. Most people that don't know much would have torn it off and what a waste. It looks good but I'd sure love to see some more videos!
Thank you for your nice comment. You should subscribe to my channel and notification bell. As I will be posting the next video very soon. I have about 15 videos that I worked hard on over the winter and I’m going release them all over the next 6 months. They are very entertaining.
@@AntiqueFarmHouses I didn't realize I didn't hit the notification button thanks for letting me know I will watch the new video today thank you my friend keep them coming. 👍
@@AntiqueFarmHouses one other thing I noticed about your site is you don't throw stupid videos out three four times a week you actually put out a video when something is done and there's something to actually show.
@@donaldmalak8261 thanks. I will be putting about 10 videos over the summer w some pretty cool preservation work on carriage shed and barns and granary. After the next couple they will all be in landscape mode.
@@AntiqueFarmHouses Very nice! I’m looking forward to them. If you’re ever interested in a winter break, there’s some cool ghost towns out here around Bisbee that might catch your interest. Good stuff!
Honestly no offense, but cell phone videos just dont cut it on youtube. I couldnt finish watching. Instead i watched a home restoration vid from someone else who used a decent camera. Im going to chk out your next video, hopefully you used a good camera through out that one. Again, no offense ment, just my observations.
Looking back I wish I had a better camera but just doing this for fun. After Ep 4 I did learn to film in horizontal mode so that helps and made them shorter. Try one of those. I hope u like them although my fav is Ep 4.
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This makes my heart so happy to see finally somebody that restores the life back to farm houses. I can’t tell you how much I love it, and God bless you.
Thank you for your kind comment - it means alot to me. Not sure if you watched the other videos of us doing preservation work as I have around 15 more videos so check them out and subscribe as I have another couple that are in the making.
I love seeing old houses like this and being restored is so amazing
Check out my second video that I just put up a couple days ago - many more this summer to be released!
You and your team are to be commended!!! Saving historic American architecture like you are!! How exciting to see such an AWESOME house brought back from ths edge. THANK YOU GUYS!!
Any more episodes coming?
Sure hope so.
They are coming…
Check out my second video that I just put up a couple days ago - many more this summer to be released!
Amazing how many people, in this day and age of quick fixes, are willing to get dirt under their nails to do something like this. I'm impressed. Never judge a book by its cover.
Doing great. Thanks for saving these beauties.
Thanks and have a couple more videos I’m working on so stay tuned.
I am so excited to find this. I’m hoping to start on an old family 1935 farmhouse that’s been empty for about 50 years. Nobody thinks it can be saved but I feel differently. Great work!
Thanks and good luck on your project. You should subscribe to my channel as I’ve released 4 episodes so far and plan on about 15 more by Spring.
@@AntiqueFarmHouses already subscribed, and I look forward to watchign
You can do ! I wish you all the best !!!
Great stuff. Hard to find craftsmen like this
Check out my second video that I just put up a couple days ago - many more this summer to be released!
These houses are magnificent 😊❤ so much glory
Thanks and feel free to check out the other videos about restoring the barns.
Subscribed! I’m looking forward to future episodes.
so beautiful we just don't have these grand house buildings here in Australia 40 years no one living in it i would be there in seconds
Check out my second video that I just put up a couple days ago - many more this summer to be released!
This was just wonderful! Thank you for the upload, can’t wait until the next video.
Me either was great video
Check out my second video that I just put up a couple days ago - many more this summer to be released!
Oh my goodness ! You and your guys are amazing ! God bless all of you ! The house is absolutely gorgeous ! Exceptional job !!! Wow you took my breath away lol... ❤❤❤
Thank you. You should watch the rest of the episodes on the barns. Will be releasing more over the winter. Also subscribe to my channel to get updates.
Love this !!
I live in eastern Canada. We own a mid 1800s farmhouse plank walls from the bottom.to the second story high . We renovated the whole house , opened up all the walls inside , had to put lots of jack posts in the old basement too , it was alot of hard work but we had an amazing relative carpenter who took on the challenge like a piece of cake when others turned their nose at it ... so happy with the results and we still get to enjoy this old home 🏡
Sounds great glad ur efforts paid. I love old projects like this
I'm from the finger lakes region of the United States . Those old farmhouses are so full character from a bygone era . Once you walk into one you are so hooked on the ambiance . Congratulations on your success .
Check out my second video that I just put up a couple days ago - many more this summer to be released!
Beautiful! Very nice 😊
If those walls could talk, what tales we would hear. Thank you for preserving this lovely piece of history.
So true . Same .
I just put my second video Up a couple days ago !!
The most incredible thing I've ever seen in my life
Thanks. You should watch all the videos on the work on the barns. Some cool stuff. Please subscribe also.
I have watched every video! Keep them coming.
Awesome.
I’ve been to Essex county. It is very beautiful up there. Love lake Champlain and the Adirondacks. I’m from the Hudson valley originally but I live on Lake Ontario now. I’m so glad to see people restoring old homes in New York State.
Check out my second video that I just put up a couple days ago - many more this summer to be released!
Pete, I like Black Sabbath too.
You can’t work with out rock and roll
Fascinating. Can’t wait to see more videos.
Ein sehr schönes Bild mit dem Regenbogen !
I just put my second video Up a couple days ago !!
The colors for the first house are a crime, but nice projects. I Love these kind of houses.
The color yellow of the first house is historically correct to the second period. Let me explain which is interesting. Circa 1850's when they added the Greek Revival porch to this Federal Farmhouse they redid the clapboard so there is no telling what the first period color was but most likely white. The Green trim is the correct color of the Federal period to the house as that was not replaced. So in deciding what color to paint the body of the house took some detective work. There where two areas in the house that revealed Clapboard that was first surface to the second clapboard which was done in the Greek Revival period. That clapboard had that exact yellow color which I had computerized to match exactly and I still have that example of clapboard w/ that yellow on it - so its kinda like ironclad proof. Also the color yellow is also a common color for Greek Revival period. Another very interesting proof of the color is the sister house up the road which was in the same family - and guess what the cupboards inside that where from that same period are painted that exact yellow - and I bought one of the cupboards with that yellow from them to have in my house. I hope you like that explanation as that is the evolution of the paint history.
@@AntiqueFarmHouses That is so cool! You are a true history preservationist. Even down to the paint color! One would not expect an old house like that to have those bright colors, but that’s because all those photos from back then are in black and white. I think those colors are just splendid.
Edit: I’m further in the video and thought I recognized the scene, not sure why. Then you said those were the adirondack mtns, and I checked the description to find out this farm was in Essex. I used to drive by this house and wish for it to be fixed up before it completely fell down. I haven’t been there in about 10 years , but now I will have to drive out and see it all finished. It’s been 7 years since y’all started on it but i’m sure it’s still beautiful. Cheers!
Color was fantastic, nice work.
Would love to see the follow up videos. Especially the inside work that was done.
Wonderful, magical house, fascinating talented craftsman . Lucky home to have found people like You, to save her. Thankyou.
Check out my second video that I just put up a couple days ago - many more this summer to be released!
Check out my second video that I just put up a couple days ago - many more this summer to be released!
Amazing videos! Mike from Missouri
Thanks my favorite episodes are number 8 ,12, and 4. Be sure to check those out.
Beautiful porch
I think it's so great that you jacked up that porch instead of tearing it off. Most people that don't know much would have torn it off and what a waste. It looks good but I'd sure love to see some more videos!
Thank you for your nice comment. You should subscribe to my channel and notification bell. As I will be posting the next video very soon. I have about 15 videos that I worked hard on over the winter and I’m going release them all over the next 6 months. They are very entertaining.
@@AntiqueFarmHouses I already did!
Don't know how I missed this.Great video.
Thanks and you should watch the other videos and I especially like Ep.4
@@AntiqueFarmHouses yep already watched them.I love doing the same thing here in Ga.
This is awesome!
I just put my second video Up a couple days ago !!
Love this! Please keep making more videos.
I just put my second video Up a couple days ago !!
Love these videos!
I like that old triple back door.
It is a great period Door. You should watch the other episodes and more to come.
Look at that, subscriber #328. I'm in for the ride. Look forward to seeing the progress!
I just put my second video Up a couple days ago !!
I hope to see more. Well done, Guys.. Subscribed👍
I just put my second video Up a couple days ago !!
Just found your channel think the videos you have out so far are great can't wait for the next one 😀👍
I just put my second video Up a couple days ago !!
@@AntiqueFarmHouses I didn't realize I didn't hit the notification button thanks for letting me know I will watch the new video today thank you my friend keep them coming. 👍
@@AntiqueFarmHouses one other thing I noticed about your site is you don't throw stupid videos out three four times a week you actually put out a video when something is done and there's something to actually show.
@@donaldmalak8261 thanks. I will be putting about 10 videos over the summer w some pretty cool preservation work on carriage shed and barns and granary. After the next couple they will all be in landscape mode.
Can’t wait for the next episode! Loved it!
Check out my second video that I just put up a couple days ago - many more this summer to be released!
Willie! Cool stuff!
Check out my second video that I just put up a couple days ago - many more this summer to be released!
@@AntiqueFarmHouses Very nice! I’m looking forward to them. If you’re ever interested in a winter break, there’s some cool ghost towns out here around Bisbee that might catch your interest. Good stuff!
I love you guys!
I just put my second video Up a couple days ago !!
Waiting for next episode.
I just put my second video Up a couple days ago !!
nice house
Plant peach and plum to man keep the great job
Pear trees . A farmhouse like that just gotta have a pears !
I just put my second video Up a couple days ago !!
Great video very much enjoyed.subscibed for more.
I just put my second video Up a couple days ago !!
What about the t-shirt on Pete(?) escape from Dannemora? That must be swedish?
It’s in New York. Thanks.
I guess this was the only video you made of this house. 😫
More videos please
I just put my second video Up a couple days ago !!
slate roof probably saved the roof of the house
I just put my second video Up a couple days ago !!
Have you metal detect the property yet. If not ill swing it with you
No plumbing or electric? Who lives there?
No plumbing or electrical, thats dumb
I hate when guys play rock music in while working in such idyllic settings
LOL. Sometimes me to.
Honestly no offense, but cell phone videos just dont cut it on youtube. I couldnt finish watching. Instead i watched a home restoration vid from someone else who used a decent camera. Im going to chk out your next video, hopefully you used a good camera through out that one. Again, no offense ment, just my observations.
Looking back I wish I had a better camera but just doing this for fun. After Ep 4 I did learn to film in horizontal mode so that helps and made them shorter. Try one of those. I hope u like them although my fav is Ep 4.
Beautiful! Very nice 😊