Beautiful 164 year old Once Grand Abandoned House Down South
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- Опубликовано: 28 май 2020
- Thanks for watching built sometime between 1850-1860 from what I could find out, lots of pretty architecture still left inside and outside. Huge wraparound front porch in a rural area down south
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A beautiful grand old lady. You can tell she was built with love and pride. Makes me wonder who built and who lived there. Where are their descendants
Burn it down
They all probably decease. I wonder who's has it now ? Is it for sale?
@@randitall8468 family you ain't right at all.😂😂😂
Would to also know. June 2020
@@randitall8468 OMG!!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I Just Don't See How Anyone Could or Would Walk Away and Let This Beautiful House Rot Away...Heart Breaking
So Beautiful...So Sad
Yes i agree
I think lack of money & time = letting things go😞
It looked like smoke damage above the fireplace and on the ceiling, so it was probably due to not being able to afford to fix it afterward.
The Slave were set free
Expensive, maybe no work in the area, out in the countryside.
Stunning old house , it should be saved !
Stunning!!
@jude jackson relax. my son posted that in a humorous, lighthearted way. Like:”Fuckin rights it should be restored!”
My job for the last 17 years, was restoring houses just like this, All the wood was milled to original , 3,000 just to set the mill, , Now that I'm disabled, Its just a dream now, old age stinks.There is nothing like finishing a old house like this to look new, what a feeling. Great video thanks for the memories
Could this one be restored? Any idea of the cost estimate? If I could have any place on earth this would be the one.
Thank you for helping to save a few of these beauties, anyway! Hope you feel better in knowing that you helped them. May you know peace and healing very soon.😸
Right on all counts! Our home was almost exactly like this. 1883, first half, then 1886. We spent our married life restoring it. Now I am crippled. It was a wonderful ,fun home, still in use by another couple! My husband's grandparents had it built.
That's a dream job for me those houses are my favorite I lived in several of them when I was growing up
Wow! Do you have photos of your work? I think posterity would love it.
That would be nice to restore.
i love renovating old houses like that :) it's so therapeutic.
@@flfreefun1246 -it actually didn't appear to be in that bad of shape.
To build replica would defeat the purpose of restoring the original home to its glory.
@@tonyaperry4763 agreed it was in good shape. It appeared to have a metal roof. Every old barn bbn or house I've seen with a metal roof has stood the test of time.
Tonya Perry - you have it spot on right. I think the reason we are so attracted to old houses is because of the history. I live in a semi-detached cottage in Sydney Australia, and did research at our land titles office into every person who had owned my house since it was built in 1929. Also through our local library with their resident historian. I traced back to the original land owner in the 1800s, the beginning of white settlement in Australia. I now have a complete history to pass on to future owners.
@@tonyaperry4763 The issue is its hard to tell what "bad shape" is from this video alone. The home probably has major structural damage that would cost more to correct than what the entire house is worth.
Every room had a fireplace. I can just imagine gleaming floors snow falling outside fireplaces burning as everyone sat at the dinner table❤️
That was a beautiful old house. Can only imagine what it looked like back in its day. Thanks for the explore 👍😃
Don't see any wall plugs older than you think👍
I wonder what would be like if this house is restored
GORGEOUS house. I'm pleasantly surprised that something that old has still somehow managed to hold up remarkably well - no collapsed ceiling, walls, or anything of that sort which you'd normally find in other abandoned homes that were made more recently. If it is unclaimed, then I really hope that someone will jump in to save it before it does sustain any kind of significant damage. For it's age and condition, it's a real gem!
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When I see this abandoned places I can't stop thinking about the people who used to live there, all that happened.. so amazing.
Yeah, if only the walls could talk.
Same here! I always try to find signs of the lives that once lived in these places.
It is in the South ! I have lived in Georgia my entire life and have never seen this house !
It's nice to see a beautiful old house like this without all of the junk lying around in every room, like in some houses.
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It looks like it's sitting there, waiting for the owners to come back.
It does😉
The classic spook house, but with beautiful architecture and peaceful surroundings.
Owners may have never left...
Sign me up, Who wants to help restore it to its formal glory?
Thats what we need a group of individuals restoring history.... Would be a great series
Im in!
Where is this house? What State is this in? Too nice to let this go to rot! What is the story behind this house? Someone must know. Well Cappy?
Hel yea it would
Jus love ol housez like this 1
They put blood sweat tearz wen they built housez not like they built 2day
I run down south or west in heart beat
It could be very beautiful
What state is it in? I'm in Florida. Is this in the Carolinas somewhere?
Oh what a house plan to duplicate, the entry foyer was unique with access to the parlor on right and living room on left with a possible access to the dining room. There were other rooms on 1st level which is questionable what they were used for. A kitchen/pantry/food storage as well as an area for washing laundry could have been in another building close to house (by now torn down) and managed by servants, cooks, maids. On the property there had to be a well (source of water for bathing and cooking). The out house (toilet) after so many years may have been torn down. Love the layout of the second level with the enormous hall way and the front porch was such a beauty. I have to look at this video one more time. Thanks Kappy for sharing.
Would you believe I've seen several houses for sale (2020) with out houses. Imagine years back (east coast) all these beautiful homes lined up and down the street, like Newburyport packed in so tightly your neighbor could pour you coffee. And they all had two outhouses staff/owners. Now imagine a hot 100+F summers day or evening O'lordy let's all be greatful for the man/lady who invented "the flush". I don't care how "posh" city life would be a farmhouse on its own would be fine for me.
That house was built right by real Carpenters who knew what they were doing unlike the houses of the last 50 years or so prefabricated junk built by people who have no clue what they are doing . Carpenters and construction workers today are not as good as they were back when this house was built .
You are so right!
I completely agree 💯% And the materials that they are such a joke but then they want to charge an arm and leg for it! I wish that I could rescue this property.
There are building codes now that prevent houses like this to be built today, and materials aren't as readily available as 100+ years ago. Remodeling this house would probably cost more than it would ever be worth, IF it could pass inspection.
@@wizardofahhhs759 so sad
People used to have pride in their work. It was pride in their family name that made them want to be known as the artists they were. They were building something that would last and that for years people would associate with their name. Not only do we not do that these days, with the cost of living being what it is we really don't give anybody the opportunity to be an artist. It's sad.
The old homes were designed with amazing symetry, detail, and proportions. Nothing like the mcmansions of today.
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the echoing gunshots makes me think if the first residents heard the same sounds echoing during engagements during the civil war
Kappy, u took the words right out my mouth!! Another beautiful old girl! These older homes were built to last.
What a neat house.
Wonderful find. This has to be one of my favorites. FYI, the first room off the main hall is called the front pallor. It was used for company only.The room behind, is where the family gathered. go there after dinner to smoke cigars and sip brandy. I work at a Victorian house museum that has almost the same floor plan.
Parlour. Room for talking in, making conversation.
Tom Meadows thank you for finishing what I was about to say. I had also planned to say the men would also retire there after dinner to smoke cigars and sip brandy, but decided the the comment was too long, so I tried to delete and hit the wrong tab and it was sent. Unfortunately, it sounded like I was saying the family smoked and drank. So sorry!
Sarah Strong so sorry about my comment saying the family smoked and drank. I was trying to delete two sentences because my comment was too long and unfortunately hit the wrong tab and it was sent before I could change. Everything was deleted except for those last few words making it sound like I was saying the family drank and smoked. So sorry!
@@shirleyemrick1700 All the best Shirley. It is a fascinating house. I expect many of the men did drink & smoke unless they had religious or health ideas that discouraged that.
Does anyone know the history of the house?
Awww I love this house. I’m Cajun and grew in S. Louisiana and South Central Mississippi. Love these old houses.
Whom ever built the stairwell and archway was a great carpenter, a great house .Thanks Kappy👍☺️🙃🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟👍🙋🕊️
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I bet they had some grand ole parties in the day. Probably had lots of children. It’s a beautiful vintage home.
And a Butler and a maid😄😄😁
Its that old and looks better than some newer homes
Unbelievable beauty - that entry, the wood paneling, mantels, just wow!
Shelly Does your family by any chance own pizza shop?
This is such a beautiful old house that you can tell was built with care and pride. This house layout is exactly what I want as my “dream” home. It would have been nice to see inside one of the closets, the kitchen, bathroom and the back of the house.
Bella. I love your name. I hope this is a complement…. I had a beautiful black lab named Bella. I’m sure if there’d been a kitchen and bathroom set up, he would have shown us. I don’t know about the kitchen but they may never have put a bathroom in. They may have still had an outhouse. This is a very early house. The massive fireplaces help give the age away. I would bet any money that those are all original paint colours. Except for the windows, everything looks as it would have looked originally. The mantel place trim was very simple and primitive. This house is so beautiful in its simplicity and the setting is a dream.
Would love to time travel back to when the first family lived there ! The outside was so grand and beautiful 👏👏👏💕💕💕
This is an example of why I love old houses they had style nothing like them today thank you Kappy for taking me there❤️❤️❤️❤️
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What a beautiful old house. When I saw the nails in the mantle I wondered if that was where the kids hung their Christmas stockings.....could also be vandals, but I'd rather believe it was for Christmas. This family must have been well off. That house is huge and that was before kitchens and bathrooms. I'd love to restore it. Heck all I'd do is patch the holes, and paint. Just sand the floor, I love it as is. Beautiful find.
Your channel is my favorite urbex channel, Kappy. You seem to care deeply about the homes you explore, and your commentary almost always leaves me feeling so sad at the waste of beautiful architecture and design. I love that you aren’t a showboat and you don’t call things “dope” and other less than intelligent adjectives. Respectful. You are always respectful. Thanks for such wonderful content every single time.
I agree totally, style and integrity doesn't need all the hoopla !!!
Bonnie Does your family by any chance own pizza shop?
Yes i feel the same! Kappy's great @ what he does!!
So sad to see that nobody would want to live in that beautiful house even it's surroundings looked beautiful. Love the different colors in the rooms. Extraordinary!
What a cool old house , it's huge!
Stunning location, Kappy! Beautiful wrap-around porch! The archway was a work of art! You know a house is over a 100 years old, when the primary heat source is fire! Thanks! Look forward to exploring with you soon, Kappy!
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Love this house. Wish it was mine. But then, I’d have to wish myself younger so I’d have the strength and time to fix it up and the time to enjoy it.
Not having the strength and money is why we no longer live in old homes. You need an abundance of both. It sucks to grow old.
Indoor plumbing wasn't done until about 1925 - 1940 in the south as well as most other rural areas. I used the ''old outhouse' as late as 1960 at my wife's grandparents.
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Beautiful home - love the detail of the older homes!! Wish I had money to afford to refurbish and live there! :)
Wow, what a beautiful old place ❤. No bathroom?? Kitchen?? Love old vintage plumbing fixtures. If I had the money..... 😊
What a gorgeous old plantation ... that porch is STUNNING, and the woodwork inside, the fireplaces, those amazing sculpted baseboards, the archway, all of it ... for as old as it is, it's not as deteriorated as you might expect. I wish someone would pick this up and restore it. If I ever hit the lottery, I'll do it myself.
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It’s so sad when an old home has lost its heart. Seems to be restorable, just needs a for sale sign out front so some family can bring life back to this beauty.
Unfortunately, the costs to bring structural damage up to code probably outweighs the value of the home..
It's sad to see such a beautiful place rot.
@@bonniehowell4259 if you do the work yourself it's not bad
Gorgeous home. If you wanted to just paint over the graffiti, or replace the old walls . It’s worth fixing. I would
Same here that is exactly what I said
Too many majestic homes go to waste
How about starting with electricity 😆
@@lisacaron7224 I saw electrical outlets. But there wasnt any kitchen type room, nor were there any kind of bathroom or outhouse. Weird.🤷
The kitchen may have very well been located in one of the out buildings.
What a magnificent beauty!!!! It breaks my heart no ones keeping it up. Loved all the woodwork. That arched door!!! Wish I had the $$$ for this beauty!!!
It makes me sad to see that gorgeous old house has been left to degrade the elements. I bet it was truly spectacular in it's day.
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I love the road it sits on brings back childhood memories.
Oh my gosh! Im in love with that house! That porch alone was amazing! All those rooms with big windows, the beautiful arch! Somebody please restore that. Looks like an abandoned town at the end of the video... I have to watch this one again! 💖💖💖
lets go and live there together. how old are you?
It's abandoned though
beeqool - thats creepy
@Buffy L
I think so too! Glad you didn’t give him your age. 👍🏼
I'm with you Buffy
Love it. Wished I had the funds to call that home. Each room was just perfect. You are a Storm Trooper my friend.
What a beautiful old gal! Looks in good enough shape that she could be restored. Loved the porch, the entry arch, the wainscoting style floor molding, the wood floors. The whole house!! Thanks for the wonderful tour.
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There must have been an outside kitchen and outhouse. Beautiful old lady!
Outside kitchen was a brilliant idea. I love to cook, but I cannot tolerate the heat that stoves generate. I usually use slow cooker.
@@asafaust8869 an outdoor kitchen was standard then, not only because of heat, but because kitchen fires were common and that way it didn't burn your house down too.
I love the windows on second floor.
It would be nice to have the money to buy it and bring it back to life
I love looking at old houses and hearing the history of stuff. When I was younger I didn’t care but now it’s interesting. 😃
Pleeeaaaassse someone adopt & rescue this home. Can you imagine it in the 1800s? I can just see conveyances sweeping up to the house, bringing folks for a summer party. Lanterns hanging on the veranda, ballgowns swirling around on an al fresco dance floor. Ladies sipping punch & gents making eyes at them, awaiting a chance to talk to the ones they felt keen on. Old folks tucking into a feast while laughing at the youngsters. Thank you so much for sharing this old place that could again look so full of colour & bright lives. If only. If only.
Where at?
It's funny that you made this post because I was going to myself. The entire time I was picturing the family/ families that would have gathered there in the colonial apparels before electricity. I would like to see the young man introduce himself before starting the exploration and maybe take a couple minutes to walk around the outside of the property. All in all you are doing a really good job. I spend a lot of time watching these video's. I am going to subscribe to you sir because I believe that as you do more you will pick up on a few more details. Keep doing what your doing bud, you got my attention.
Boy are you a fantasy queen. You watch too many GONE WITH THE WIND movies. Are you Scarlet O 'Hara reincarnated.
LOVED that house. The remaining architecture. The fact that it was in such excellent structural shape. And the minimal amount of tagging. Great, marvelous find! Thanks for sharing!!
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Another house that just breaks my heart. What beauty she would be fixed up!
Stunning ! When you filmed it still looked as if it could be salvaged ! Very little destruction and only one mantel missing ! I wish it could be saved ! Thanks Kappy ! You are the best ! I love when you BREAK WIND AND ACT AS IF NOTHING OCCURRD ! ♥️🇺🇸
Imagine all those years ago farming the land, iced tea on the porch in a rocking chair
Hard to believe all the fireplace mantels are still there in place!
Agreed I was a bit surprised to see them all still left! Thanks for watching!
Would this house be up around Dilley I have pasted a house identical to this one
@@janicebustamante1399 no...riceville virginia
I noticed right away that the fireplaces are small, which means they were Coal Burning Fireplaces. Our family home was built in 1907 and it had the small fireplaces in every room as well.
@@BigBeautifulOne1963 Looked to be a lot of smoke damage in the one room.
Great video, Kappy. Wonder where the outhouse and kitchen were located? Interesting to note the place has been rudimentary wiring for electricity. I've also noted that fireplaces evolved from wood to coal burning with stoves. The hearths in some rooms had been closed up with masonry, then a round hole provided for a metal flue to attach to a chimney and iron heating stove (now missing in the house).
Coal became available for heating as railroads spread in the post Civil War reconstruction era in the South in the 1870's. It was cleaner and took less effort to use than wood.
A true beauty here Kappy. Wow! Love the woodwork and the fireplaces. Gorgeous.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Oh, what I wouldn’t give to own this gorgeous home!! The big front door and the beautiful foyer with the arch were just inviting you in to the grandeur of what once was. The rooms are huge. I love the colors of the fireplaces and woodwork in the bedrooms. They would have called them just that, the yellow bedroom, the green bedroom, ect. The summer kitchen I could see out back. Probably no indoor plumbing so this house hasn’t been occupied for quite a long time. Looks like there was a small balcony upstairs because it looks like a door opening in the center rather than a window. That would have topped off the beauty of the front of the house with that exquisite front porch! Excellent find and video Kappy!! Thanks and stay safe out there!!
Tara Does your family by any chance own pizza shop?
Absolutely beautiful home.. loved the porch..Thanks for the tour Kappy!😊👍
Me too! Love the wraparound porches! Thanks for watching!
Sad; for 'Once Grand ' is correct, for house 'had' been elegant. Still in good shape, loved the Arch at the entrance & yeah.
Spindles on staircase still intact...
Wish I had the money and time to restore it
Love that wrap around porch. Set up some rocking chairs and a porch swing we be in heaven on a summer evening. Have a great day
That must be restored to its ORIGINAL state! I wish more homes were built like that today.
I didn't see a bathroom. Maybe not EXACT.
@@daveszymborski9193 or kitchen
You find the most amazing old homes.
What a beautiful home. I love that amazing porch and how big it is. It must have been really hard to for them to leave.
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I can only imagine The grandeur of this house in its day. Great find.
Nothing built like these old homes anymore, love it! Can just imagine the laughter n sorrows spent between these walls!!!
I LOVE this house, and that arched entry way ... WOW !!
I bet that place was a stunner back in the day. I can see great beauty in it still.
That is the type of house I wish I could buy and then redo it ... it just amazing those kind of houses... I always see houses like that and I can picture people living in it, full of life, full of love, probably a family lived there and now it’s just trashed ... so sad
OMG I am in love with this home! The love and memories that went through there.. If I had the money, that baby would so be mine!
Such a beautiful house. With a little bit of work and money that house would be spectacular! The wrap around porch and the archway inside the front door, stunning. Thank you so much for sharing. ❤️
I'd live in that house in a heartbeat!
Don't want to nitpick, but to me that architecture looks more like around 1880's. Or it may have started out earlier as an Italianate house and then they added that porch and Queen Anne Victorian details at a later date, around 1880 to 1900.
J Sowders I thought so as well. I lived in an Italianate from the late 1860’s , some of that detail reminds me of the home I lived in. Lots of work , but my dad had good help. Lots of drywall to pull out . Layers upon layers of old wallpaper, omg 😱
But it was so worth it. Those rooms were freaking palatial, and the details were amazing.
@@makeupboss3568 ... Yes, old houses require lots of work, time and money. That's the main reason why so many of these beautiful old houses are left alone. My house in rural mid west Texas turns 100 yrs old this year. We are repainting the exterior in historically correct colors. We're going to need some seriously high scaffolding!!! 😁
J Sowders that’s gotta be a huge house !
If you look at the exterior shots the back of the house it looks like it has Greek Revival details to me and the front with all the detailing was an addition. I find it fascinating there there is no indoor plumbing and very basic electrical. Such a sweet house.
Your correct. He just about always gets his details wrong. No kitchens or baths! I put that house to around 1910ish.
This place is gorgeous just like it is. that porch is something else. OH Those arches oh my . I can imagine this place decorated for Christmas. Trees everywhere lit up with candles the floor polished and the laughter of the children. The fireplaces all lit. Floor to ceiling windows, wow. Was there a kitchen anywhere? I did not see any.The hallway was so wide upstairs . You always have wasps in the homes you tour. Gorgeous place, thanks for taking me along. lean on God
Love the video….my favorite part is the hand carved mantles in the home….very unusual. Can imagine what this home looked like 164 years ago……absolutely gorgeous ❤
I'm in the hospital right this minute had surgery a few hours ago. I'm commenting before I watch WOW what a beautiful house
Thank you so very much Kappy I adore you so much more than you could ever know!!!!
Hope your surgery went well! Feel better! Thanks for watching and the kind words!
@@urbanexploringwithkappy1773 had my appendix taken out. They tell me it went well. I feel like I've given birth to a 3 year old. But I've already been up walking just now. I live alone so I MUST do all I can now to be able to care for myself at home in a couple days.
I like looking at these old houses and imagining how they looked originally. It’s easy to romanticize how neat it would be to live in them, but they were not built for modern comfort.
Growing up, my neighbor friend had an old house like many of these and I have to tell you, it was miserable to live in. It was either cold or hot. High ceilings helped in the summer, but they closed off most of the house in the winter and lived in a small area that they could somewhat keep warm. It was drafty, creaky, inconvenient, and had lots of issues. They would have had to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars to make it comfortable to live in.
Newer home designs benefit from advances in technology and building practices. These old houses may have workmanship that you rarely find in newer homes, but there is a trade off. I would not want to live in most of these old homes, even if renovated. Nice to look at but, I like my central heat and air, modern kitchenand baths and if you’re going to make the old home over, doesn’t that kind of take away from the reason why these homes seem so charming?
Incredible old home that should be saved. All things considered it is not beyond restoration. I sure hope that someone will save this treasure.
Love this house even with no sign of kitchen or bathroom. It's just a great place, so much room and that porch was awesome. Thanks, Kappy
Almost at 75k subs. Let’s get him there. Beautiful house. Those wide hallways are fabulous. Love those sneak peeks at the end. ❤️
Thank you very much!!
Yes I would lo e to work on this house. It's beautiful in my eyes
Where is the home located and is the land for sale ?
Where at? Amazing home, even for a fixer-upper.
Very beautiful house indeed! I would love to have that house to restore. Another excellent video Kappy!
Me too! Could definitely still be saved! Thank you very much for watching!
So beautiful, a fireplace in each room kept that room worm during the winter and cool nights. Thanks for showing us this beautiful home.
Wow Just Wow........ what a great find!!! So glad to see no one painted over wood downstairs. Unfortunately they did upstairs though. What a beauty this must have been!!
What an amazing find! It must have been spectacular in it's day because it's still has a lot if beauty left after all these years! The porch and the rounded archway are my favorite parts! Thanks for sharing Kappy!😊
Misty Does your family by any chance own pizza shop?
Very nice but simple house not very expensive details, looks like there are more abandoned places, Nice explore Kappy.
WOW!💕 WoW!💕 Absolutely!,,stunning! So beautiful! Thnx Knappy !😊😊😊
I’m watching thinking wow , and you are saying wow 😂. All I can say is wow .... just beautiful !
Had to watch five times. Thanks.
Similar design house in 'The Color Purple'.....
I love this house! In the middle of a 100 acres so theres lots of pasture and hay ground for my senior horses would be heaven! I would never leave the property! A girl can dream!😉
So beautiful. Nice to see an old home that hasn’t been trashed or had furnaces added.
Wish I was a hundred years younger, house would be a gorgeous fixer upper..
No power outlets, no water pipes or furnace. No basement. Really old, but still so beautiful.
Yes they had electrical outlets on the first floor, and light fixtures in the ceilings on the second floor but I didnt nitice any outlets up there. I do agree with you I couldn't see any water source (pipes) for bathroom or a kitchen .
Its a very beautiful house I must say.
@@jenniferalderton9355 thanks. I would have loved living there, even with no 'comforts'. I did live like that for 6 weeks and actually liked it.
This oldie but goodie just popped up on my feed, reminds me to review your entire catalog of work. Such an amazing house, love how the second floor landing is so large it qualifies as a room itself. Thanks Kappy!
A stunning home with so much character. It was truly grand in its day. The bones of it look to be good. Wish someone would restore it..
This home would have been considered a mansion back in the mid 1800. And it doesn't appear it's had life in it for quite some time, as I noticed no bathrooms, no upgrades, just a simple place to live. Probably had an outhouse out in back somewheres. As always it's so unfortunate people just cannot go into these homes and appreciate their beauty. Instead they have this need to vandalize and throw their graffiti around. Ignorant people do stupid things!! Nice video. Gorgeous home. Thanks so much for sharing
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This is a beautiful house. I have to give you credit, Kappy, for having the courage to walk
thru some of these houses. There could be squatters living there and also some of the
floors in these houses are gone. I notice you go alone to these homes. You should always
bring someone with you. I’m not preaching just suggesting.
What a beautiful home, true craftsmanship there. It’s nothing short of a miracle that the beautiful walnut paneling never got painted over, can’t stand to see that.
I loved the photo's you took of the exterior of the house as well. It must have been a truley magnificent house in it's time. Sad to see it empty.
One of your best, Kappy!!! Well done. Loved the dogwood and water at the end.
I always think of the people that lived there through the years. The children’s laughter as they ran down the stairs, the family gatherings, the tears cried when a loved one was laid out in a coffin for viewing. If those walls could talk!
Oh I would LOVE to restore that home! I could live there for real! Thanks Kappy! Great find!
Incredible! Another great presentation!!