Thank you for sharing, Kappy! The massive fireplace was for cooking, and heat back in the day... They had that emergency lighting, which is uncommon in a residential home... I really enjoyed the woodworking craftsmanship, and the high ceilings. Some of the appliances might still work, and could be donated. Awesome as usual!
What a shame that such a beautiful and grand old home is just rotting away back to Nature! Many of those antique furniture pieces are salvageable, so I hope someone rescues them before it's too late! 8:16 BOY, would I love to get my hands on that old mixer! Those old work horses lasted forever, and it still has its original bowls!
@@lynnb-TruckCastreauJr isn’t it torture to see so many things in these videos that should still be used or treasured but are left instead to either rot and ruin, or the wrecking ball? What waste. So much should be saved.
I like how the theme of vertical lines in the front porch accents is carried into the transom above the front door. The gabled style of the windows is also a charming feature. Ceilings so high there is over door storage is something you don't see anymore. That is a well proportioned building in an enviable setting. Somebody with a youtube channel and a good number of viewers could probably recruit a vetted team of volunteers along with donors and save a house determined by a poll with several options. Some day, maybe. Something to think about at least.
Thanks , Kappy for another great video! I wish I could go back in time and see this house tour 2 weeks after it was brand new and the original family was all moved in with everything complete and the last of their pictures were hung on the wall. I know it was absolutely beautiful !!!!
Shame..... she is still a beautiful old home ....just have to look past all the stuff tossed all over. I liked those unusual windows and all those fireplaces and the little door into the attic was neat . Cool old home Kappy I am sure there was a lot of life lived here. Great video as always Kappy !! 👍👍
@@robertmanley7556 Thank you!! Yes agreed I loved the custom windows that went floor to ceiling for the front porch! Such a unique feature! Thanks for watching!! :)
Kappy, you certainly find the treasures of years gone by. Wonderful explore. Love so much about this one. Thanks for bringing us here. Keep them coming. Be safe. Oh and appreciate the outtakes.
awesome kappy u did it again love the old furniture and trinkets there hey did u hear about phil lesh i was so heartbroken bummmer anyway thanks for uploading this was amazing take care my gratefully deadicated friend love ya kim
@@Kimtwister I heard it on the radio that he died and I started tearing up! Broke my heart, so glad I had the chance to see Dead and company live a few years ago! Wish they had brought Phil in! Thank you very much for watching!! :)
Did Phil Lesh pass? This is the first im hearing of it. I work 3rd shift, I just woke up. That is very sad. He is quite possibly the most BRILLIANT bass player I have ever heard. I am sad for his family, and GRATEFUL for rhe great tunes he made.
I loved this house, such a perfect size, those windows were so unique, the carpenter must have been extremely skilled. Yep I could definitely live in a house like this, looks like it wouldn't take much to renovate, pull down the side built ons, fix the roof, hire a skip or 10 and good to go.❤❤❤
I like the outside design and detail work of the ole house..the pale yellow room and wallpaper was very pretty..those ole style servant stairs are beautiful 😊.. and creepy... my opinion is, when these old colonial and Victorian houses are rented out over the yrs, folks just ruin them by adding on and painting over the original woodwork and closing off the fireplaces I think... removing ole window shelters inside and stuff just takes away from the beauty of it.. I love the floor to ceiling windows too.. I've seen a few where they open up kinda like a door style...thank u for sharing 😊
I can imagine how beautiful this place was at one time. Thank you for sharing it. Love seeing the old furniture and woodwork details. There is something uniquely still about this place.
Imagine watching this accidently and realizing this is your grandma's house where yo spend few summers here. Sometimes it's better not to go back. Ignorance is bliss.
Oooohhh this is a beautiful home! That wall paper! What a difference in the home and the add on! How sad the water damage is, that will be the end of a grand home.
Very nice explore, this beautiful old house deserved to be documented. Beautiful windows and woodwork, and I would love to get my hands on some of that antique furniture. Lots of gorgeous wallpaper, too. Thank you, Kappy! This one is one I'll go back and watch a few times.
Wow, what a fascinating find.... Thank you Kappy for sharing this with us. Loved the wallpaper !! I enjoy watching your vedios. Can't wait for the next great explore with you. Take care Kappy and stay safe out there ....
Thought I saw a no trespassing sign on the porch where you went in. And that window in the first room you came into the window facing the porch. I think that window was one that turned into a door? Loved the wallpaper. I’m betting that they did some cooking and that huge fireplace. All these old houses that you go into I think they must’ve frozen to death in the winter time. There was nothing in the walls for insulation so the wind had to have just blown right through there.
Hi Kappy!! Happy Saturday to you!! Thank you so much for sharing this beautifully unique house with us. My first impression walking through the front door was how grand it was, but then you see the curtain hiding a toilet, and that is very confusing. That is not something you want to see or smell when you first walk into a house that beautiful. You never know what they were thinking. Obviously it was needed. The attention to detail in this house is absolutely beautiful!! Going around every corner was a surprise and the old furniture....oh my gosh!! That house is a treasure full of treasures, and it's so sad, so so sad, that this beautiful house is dying alone. Such a beauty! Thank you!.✌️❤️
It was added for an elderly resident that lived there. So that they wouldnt have to go up stairs or to a further away first floor bathroom. You can see that one of the downstairs room was turned into a bedroom also.
So many great finds Kappy,👍And if they’re older but still in tact it’s exciting to see that some could hopefully be saved. I’ve lived in some interesting places at times which inspired me to give lives to the styles of some of these old treasures. There’s mysteries, spook tales and comic/ horror that no one’s come up with, but would show why we need to hold on to our historical homes and places. And I’ve drawn, designed houses that go to some stories, and neighborhoods and other locations for a hobby, but none of my designs are from being manufactured with computer, just straight from the gift from my parents and ancestors, meaning from the mind. We can have our own portholes with pathways that only we can run to, but you’re going on these hunts, and journeys you show landscapes that are gorgeous also, and historical sites.Thanks for Always sharing with us 💯💗✅❣️❣️❣️
Lots of audio and video media equipment here. The projector, the camcorder, blank VHS tapes, speakers, and whatever 17:48 is. Also photographs that aren't cut apart from each other at 12:55. Maybe a hobby, maybe their profession. Anyway thanks as always Kappy! I'm glad nothing came slowly crawling out of those bathtubs toward you..
What a lovely home. Guess I' m greedy, because l would've liked to see what barns, wellhouses, and outbuildings were there, too. Bet a few kids had a sore tailbone hitting the newel post after sliding down that bannister railing! Thanks, Kappy! Great work, as usual! 🍂
You know...there are some houses you take us into that I sympathize with. But this was one with which I empathized. I rarely find myself wishing I could pick up and move, turning it into my project. (I'm a fairly lazy person.) But this one was just so...perfect. I could feel the remnant energy of the occupants and it was so gentle. This one filled me with a sense of longing and I wish I could take it under my wing and revive it. Thank you Kappy! I always enjoy your explores. 💜
It's easy to imagine how beautiful this house was in its prime. It has so many windows! And I love the back porch/sun room. I like to see when nature takes back the land and slowly envelops the house.
Amazing! With a jungle of trees, no wonder you could hear birds so often. I grew up in the 60's & remember our refrigerator with only one door & a big handle like this one, along with manual defrost. This house sure had a family who probably had lots of memories because they painted so many rooms with bright colors!😊
"That's a big pine cone...", Kappy that's quite the understatement! Not to take the focus off the house, but that thing was ginormous! Jaw droppingly so! Back to the house. Those windows functioned to permit air to enter the house, natural a/c. Not like the often hermetically sealed windows of today. Just loved all that ornate gingerbread too. Thanks for this one Kappy, it's a gem!
I think so too. This might the last chance to be saved and in someway memorialized. Otherwise they will eventually have the house collapse on them and rot and disintegrate and all those memories lost for ever. Like that movie says, like tears in the rain.
What an amazing house. The furniture is lovely with the tiger oak veneer, the wallpaper, even the Electrolux vacuum cleaner. I bet it still works too, a good cleaning is all it needs and as good as new. Thanks for sharing and you have a wonderful day with safe travels
Loved the whole house ,from the porch to the stairs,windows and fireplaces,and the gorgeous wallpapers.You find the best homes to explore Id love to have it,it's beautiful Thank you 👍😍
Another cool find! This was once such a beautiful home, when the family was still there! I hope someone will rescue it, so much potential here! Thanks for the explore Kappy!
The set up of this place is a little different. Love the ceiling medallion, and the gingerbread on the front porch-amazing! The open shelves in the back of the kitchen is probably an add on, but I like it. Another great video Mr Kappy! Thanks for taking me along!😊
Great video featuring this cool farmhouse! My mom had a blue Electrolux vacuum cleaner just like the one in this place. Brought back fond memories. Thx Kappy!
I wish I could just live in part of an old house that is still livable. I am among probably millions who have to move while I am old and and making $1000 a month. Literally nothing available. Government housing is a "years" long waiting list. Maybe you could help Kappy. We could save some houses and some people...
Wow Kappy. Amazing. This would be beautiful if fixed up. Does not even look that bad. Structure looks very strong and sound. Thanks as always for another great one
What an interesting old place, unusual floor plan going on there. It still has a lot of beauty to it, if you can avoid the bath tubs. I like this house and wish it could be restored "sigh" guess that wont happen though. Thanks, Kappy
Those windows are just stunning, as are the fireplaces and all the woodwork. It seems that the raccoons have been through the kitchen and created quite a mess! Thanks for the tour,
Hey Kappy,somehow i didn't get notification,just happened to see it,it is a beautiful home ,too bad someone doesn't get it and restore its beauty,this was a great one love how it was designed
I always wonder who were the first people who moved into these old houses. What were they like. As well as think about the last family who lived there and why they left
It's a great find but it's too far gone to save, time to bulldoze, unfortunately. That bacteria in that bath water. 🙄 Thanks for sharing this video, Kappy. 😎👍
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Thanks Kappy for showing this beautiful old farm house. You just know it was grand in its day.
@@melanienance4920 Thank you very much for the kind words and watching!! :)
Thank you for sharing, Kappy! The massive fireplace was for cooking, and heat back in the day... They had that emergency lighting, which is uncommon in a residential home... I really enjoyed the woodworking craftsmanship, and the high ceilings. Some of the appliances might still work, and could be donated. Awesome as usual!
With handrails along doorways,potty chairs,and multiple beds looks as if elderly lived there.
@karenwright9123 Yes...
@@karenwright9123not to mention the multiple bottles of Avon perfume
Wow! Very interesting tour. The natural light would’ve been gorgeous back in the day. How many fireplaces? Thanks for bringing us along!
We certainly couldn’t appreciate the beautiful wallpaper without a close up. Stunning!!
Some of these houses are beautiful.
@@donnasilver940 Agreed! All have unique details and designs as well! I love it! Thanks for watching! :)
@urbanexploringwithkappy1773 WC love ur videos
Another beautiful house. Lots of character. Must have been gorgeous in its earlier days.
@@Tricia1969 Well said! Thank you very much for watching!! :)
What a shame that such a beautiful and grand old home is just rotting away back to Nature! Many of those antique furniture pieces are salvageable, so I hope someone rescues them before it's too late!
8:16 BOY, would I love to get my hands on that old mixer! Those old work horses lasted forever, and it still has its original bowls!
@@lynnb-TruckCastreauJr isn’t it torture to see so many things in these videos that should still be used or treasured but are left instead to either rot and ruin, or the wrecking ball? What waste. So much should be saved.
@@Jackielocks It IS! I grew up very poor, so this waste is heartbreaking to see.
Wonderful old house Kappy. I really like it. Thank you for the tour.
@@margiecooper6045 Thank you very much for watching!! :)
I like how the theme of vertical lines in the front porch accents is carried into the transom above the front door. The gabled style of the windows is also a charming feature. Ceilings so high there is over door storage is something you don't see anymore. That is a well proportioned building in an enviable setting. Somebody with a youtube channel and a good number of viewers could probably recruit a vetted team of volunteers along with donors and save a house determined by a poll with several options. Some day, maybe. Something to think about at least.
Thanks , Kappy for another great video! I wish I could go back in time and see this house tour 2 weeks after it was brand new and the original family was all moved in with everything complete and the last of their pictures were hung on the wall. I know it was absolutely beautiful !!!!
Heartbreaking to think that all these beautiful homes could still be standing as a showplace jad someone just kept up with maintenance
Shame..... she is still a beautiful old home ....just have to look past all the stuff tossed all over. I liked those unusual windows and all those fireplaces and the little door into the attic was neat . Cool old home Kappy I am sure there was a lot of life lived here. Great video as always Kappy !! 👍👍
@@robertmanley7556 Thank you!! Yes agreed I loved the custom windows that went floor to ceiling for the front porch! Such a unique feature! Thanks for watching!! :)
Kappy, you certainly find the treasures of years gone by. Wonderful explore. Love so much about this one. Thanks for bringing us here. Keep them coming. Be safe. Oh and appreciate the outtakes.
@@1967BlackRose I really appreciate you saying that! Thank you very much for the kind words and watching!! :)
Love those floor to ceiling windows Kappy, so nice and beautiful. 97? Looks older than that. Awesome explore as usual.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Feel like it's a tremendous amount of memories in this house. Great job kappy
@@seethrucrew4092 Well said! Thank you very much for watching!! :)
Wow what a beautiful old house! Sad it’s abandoned & looking pitiful! Awesome video Kappy! 👍👍❤️🤘
awesome kappy u did it again love the old furniture and trinkets there hey did u hear about phil lesh i was so heartbroken bummmer anyway thanks for uploading this was amazing take care my gratefully deadicated friend love ya kim
@@Kimtwister I heard it on the radio that he died and I started tearing up! Broke my heart, so glad I had the chance to see Dead and company live a few years ago! Wish they had brought Phil in! Thank you very much for watching!! :)
Did Phil Lesh pass? This is the first im hearing of it. I work 3rd shift, I just woke up. That is very sad. He is quite possibly the most BRILLIANT bass player I have ever heard. I am sad for his family, and GRATEFUL for rhe great tunes he made.
Spot on the heater! I had one in my first apartment in the early 80’s.
I bet that house would look beautiful refurbished..Just sitting there rotting..Another awesome video Kappy 👍
@@ricj7517 I completely agree! Still could be saved just remove the bathroom addition! Thanks for watching!! :)
@@urbanexploringwithkappy1773 no can save if we watching want to , but do not know where it is at and no one will say.
@ I have a video coming soon that I will give the exact address and you can donate money to the project if you’d like to help its restoration
Amazing house. Those chimneys were spectacular. Great find! ❤
@@susanmiller4159 agreed I don’t think I’d ever seen chimneys rounded at the top like that! Very unique design! Thanks for watching! :)
I loved this house, such a perfect size, those windows were so unique, the carpenter must have been extremely skilled. Yep I could definitely live in a house like this, looks like it wouldn't take much to renovate, pull down the side built ons, fix the roof, hire a skip or 10 and good to go.❤❤❤
I like the outside design and detail work of the ole house..the pale yellow room and wallpaper was very pretty..those ole style servant stairs are beautiful 😊.. and creepy... my opinion is, when these old colonial and Victorian houses are rented out over the yrs, folks just ruin them by adding on and painting over the original woodwork and closing off the fireplaces I think... removing ole window shelters inside and stuff just takes away from the beauty of it.. I love the floor to ceiling windows too.. I've seen a few where they open up kinda like a door style...thank u for sharing 😊
Gorgeous windows. The house was light and airy. Good find.
The 80’s soooo seem like yesterday to me! And… that house is jam packed with stuff… love it.
I’ll never understand people’s need to attack beautiful stained dark woodwork, mantles, doors etc, with ugly, white paint! They must be blind!
@@Cathy-f6m I’d love to see the wood grain hidden underneath! Thanks for watching!! :)
And stupid
I agree
I can imagine how beautiful this place was at one time. Thank you for sharing it. Love seeing the old furniture and woodwork details. There is something uniquely still about this place.
Imagine watching this accidently and realizing this is your grandma's house where yo spend few summers here. Sometimes it's better not to go back. Ignorance is bliss.
Oooohhh this is a beautiful home! That wall paper!
What a difference in the home and the add on!
How sad the water damage is, that will be the end of a grand home.
Beautiful old house sad to see it in such bad shape
It must have been a beautiful home at one time. I do love the windows. I always look forward to your videos. Thank you.
Very nice explore, this beautiful old house deserved to be documented. Beautiful windows and woodwork, and I would love to get my hands on some of that antique furniture. Lots of gorgeous wallpaper, too. Thank you, Kappy! This one is one I'll go back and watch a few times.
Beautiful old farm house!!!! Thank you for sharing!!❤
Absolutely stunning Kappy. It’s so sad that it will be gone but at least you and we will have memories of it. Thanks for all you do! You’re the best 😊
Wow, what a fascinating find.... Thank you Kappy for sharing this with us.
Loved the wallpaper !! I enjoy watching your vedios.
Can't wait for the next great explore with you. Take care Kappy and stay safe out there ....
love the old stand mixer and bowl in the kitchen❤
Thought I saw a no trespassing sign on the porch where you went in. And that window in the first room you came into the window facing the porch. I think that window was one that turned into a door? Loved the wallpaper. I’m betting that they did some cooking and that huge fireplace. All these old houses that you go into I think they must’ve frozen to death in the winter time. There was nothing in the walls for insulation so the wind had to have just blown right through there.
It’s interesting in these old homes how in the master bedroom’s, couples always had 2 separate beds next to each other.
I've never seen circular chimneys. So beautiful!
Looked like chimney pots.
My goodness, what a beautiful old house! The outside reminds me of the house on “The Waltons”! Great video!
This is a nice nice house. What a shame to just let it go. 🥺Thank you for the tour. Best 🌟🫶
Hi Kappy!! Happy Saturday to you!! Thank you so much for sharing this beautifully unique house with us. My first impression walking through the front door was how grand it was, but then you see the curtain hiding a toilet, and that is very confusing. That is not something you want to see or smell when you first walk into a house that beautiful. You never know what they were thinking. Obviously it was needed. The attention to detail in this house is absolutely beautiful!! Going around every corner was a surprise and the old furniture....oh my gosh!! That house is a treasure full of treasures, and it's so sad, so so sad, that this beautiful house is dying alone. Such a beauty! Thank you!.✌️❤️
It was added for an elderly resident that lived there. So that they wouldnt have to go up stairs or to a further away first floor bathroom. You can see that one of the downstairs room was turned into a bedroom also.
So many great finds Kappy,👍And if they’re older but still in tact it’s exciting to see that some could hopefully be saved. I’ve lived in some interesting places at times which inspired me to give lives to the styles of some of these old treasures. There’s mysteries, spook tales and comic/ horror that no one’s come up with, but would show why we need to hold on to our historical homes and places. And I’ve drawn, designed houses that go to some stories, and neighborhoods and other locations for a hobby, but none of my designs are from being manufactured with computer, just straight from the gift from my parents and ancestors, meaning from the mind. We can have our own portholes with pathways that only we can run to, but you’re going on these hunts, and journeys you show landscapes that are gorgeous also, and historical sites.Thanks for Always sharing with us 💯💗✅❣️❣️❣️
Lots of audio and video media equipment here. The projector, the camcorder, blank VHS tapes, speakers, and whatever 17:48 is. Also photographs that aren't cut apart from each other at 12:55. Maybe a hobby, maybe their profession. Anyway thanks as always Kappy! I'm glad nothing came slowly crawling out of those bathtubs toward you..
What a lovely home. Guess I' m greedy, because l would've liked to see what barns, wellhouses, and outbuildings were there, too. Bet a few kids had a sore tailbone hitting the newel post after sliding down that bannister railing! Thanks, Kappy! Great work, as usual! 🍂
Nice home, very regal with the open spaces, big fireplaces, and vintage furniture.
Beautiful home and awesome video thanx for bringing it to us 👍
Beautiful matching pediments throughout the house. Yup. Aren’t Deco for sure!
You know...there are some houses you take us into that I sympathize with. But this was one with which I empathized. I rarely find myself wishing I could pick up and move, turning it into my project. (I'm a fairly lazy person.) But this one was just so...perfect. I could feel the remnant energy of the occupants and it was so gentle. This one filled me with a sense of longing and I wish I could take it under my wing and revive it. Thank you Kappy! I always enjoy your explores. 💜
What a charming old Manor House. It must have been absolutely stunning back in the day. Thank you Kappy for another great tour.
It's easy to imagine how beautiful this house was in its prime. It has so many windows! And I love the back porch/sun room. I like to see when nature takes back the land and slowly envelops the house.
thanks for sharing this video with me i really enjoyed it and God Bless.
Amazing! With a jungle of trees, no wonder you could hear birds so often. I grew up in the 60's & remember our refrigerator with only one door & a big handle like this one, along with manual defrost. This house sure had a family who probably had lots of memories because they painted so many rooms with bright colors!😊
Love all the windows, Just like you said ornate love the design of the frames.
KAPPY!!!! You did it again!!! Another great one! Thank you for all you do! Always looking forward to your next! ❤
@@MsLibby Much appreciated for the kind words and watching!! :)
"That's a big pine cone...", Kappy that's quite the understatement! Not to take the focus off the house, but that thing was ginormous! Jaw droppingly so! Back to the house. Those windows functioned to permit air to enter the house, natural a/c. Not like the often hermetically sealed windows of today. Just loved all that ornate gingerbread too. Thanks for this one Kappy, it's a gem!
@@DeborahFlorian-gy6lw haha agreed! I’d never seen one so big! Thank you for the kind words and watching!! :)
Thanks Kappy. Your explorations are always the best.
@@ssourick I appreciate you saying that!! Thanks for watching!! :)
Kappy when you see pictures of the people who used to live there could you take a moment to show them please.
I think so too. This might the last chance to be saved and in someway memorialized. Otherwise they will eventually have the house collapse on them and rot and disintegrate and all those memories lost for ever. Like that movie says, like tears in the rain.
Thank you, Kappy! I wondered if that cubby area by the back stairs was possibly the servant’s quarters.
My husband and I really enjoyed your shows, we love old antique homes. We watch you every weekend during breakfast..thank you
@@kathleenzinkovitch4050 Aw! That’s too kind!! Thank y’all so much for watching!! :)
Love 💓 everything about this house/furniture.
What a beautiful home that was! U can c past the decay and c its beauty. Great find! Awesome work, Kappy! Plz b safe out there and love ur vids.😊
That was a fine house back in the day.
Beautiful home! Thank you, Kappy!😊
Another beautiful old house that could be saved. Such a shame
Thanks Kappy! I loved the house and the tour. ❤
What an amazing house. The furniture is lovely with the tiger oak veneer, the wallpaper, even the Electrolux vacuum cleaner. I bet it still works too, a good cleaning is all it needs and as good as new. Thanks for sharing and you have a wonderful day with safe travels
Such an amazing place. 😮 💝🤗
Loved the whole house ,from the porch to the stairs,windows and fireplaces,and the gorgeous wallpapers.You find the best homes to explore Id love to have it,it's beautiful Thank you 👍😍
Another cool find! This was once such a beautiful home, when the family was still there! I hope someone will rescue it, so much potential here! Thanks for the explore Kappy!
Thank you for sharing another great video I love these old farmhouses 😊
Thank you Kappy for the video. This is a beautiful house (minus the weird bathrooms). Sad to think that it will be gone soon.🏚
GM Kappy, I think that is a power lifting belt you weren't sure about. I had one that looked just like it.
Have a terrific day.. thanks 🥁🏡
a place i will definitely check it out.thank you!
Sweet little house. Love windows
@@KimberlieannPalmer Me too! They were so unique! Thanks for watching!! :)
Wow! Love this house. Great showing. You always go at a great pace. Love this history you give too. You can ramble as much as you want.
The set up of this place is a little different. Love the ceiling medallion, and the gingerbread on the front porch-amazing! The open shelves in the back of the kitchen is probably an add on, but I like it.
Another great video Mr Kappy!
Thanks for taking me along!😊
This one had so many nice features. It must have been a charming home. Very unique layout, especially upstairs. Thank you, Kappy.
Oh just so sad and beautiful
What a wonderful old house love the wallpaper
Beautiful home, love the round chimneys! ❤
Thank you for sharing.
Great video featuring this cool farmhouse! My mom had a blue Electrolux vacuum cleaner just like the one in this place. Brought back fond memories. Thx Kappy!
@@lonwaslien104 How neat had the same vacuum! Thank you very much for watching!! :)
I wish I could just live in part of an old house that is still livable. I am among probably millions who have to move while I am old and and making $1000 a month. Literally nothing available. Government housing is a "years" long waiting list. Maybe you could help Kappy. We could save some houses and some people...
I too hope this beautiful house can be saved.
Wow Kappy. Amazing. This would be beautiful if fixed up. Does not even look that bad. Structure looks very strong and sound. Thanks as always for another great one
What an interesting old place, unusual floor plan going on there. It still has a lot of beauty to it, if you can avoid the bath tubs. I like this house and wish it could be restored "sigh" guess that wont happen though. Thanks, Kappy
Thank you for the tour- always relaxing to see these once grand old homes
Those windows are just stunning, as are the fireplaces and all the woodwork. It seems that the raccoons have been through the kitchen and created quite a mess! Thanks for the tour,
Always good to get to go on these tours. Very interesting. Tennessee girl
Great video as always thanks Kappy!
Hey Kappy,somehow i didn't get notification,just happened to see it,it is a beautiful home ,too bad someone doesn't get it and restore its beauty,this was a great one love how it was designed
@@tammyasbury6517 strange! RUclips sometimes just doesn’t seem to send notifications for my videos! Thank you for watching and checking! :)
Haha you’re right would be fun to plug in that old sweeper and see if she still has anything left 💪
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I always wonder who were the first people who moved into these old houses. What were they like. As well as think about the last family who lived there and why they left
You're right!! It is overgrown outside the house.
My parents had a portable Sears heater just like that one and is from around 1970.
LOL, "Should of brought a ladder". Kappy, you are intrepid 😊 For your safety's sake I'm glad you didn't!
Thanks I missed seeing your videos
@@debbiegoble9836 Every week I’m here! Thanks for watching! :)
It's a great find but it's too far gone to save, time to bulldoze, unfortunately. That bacteria in that bath water. 🙄 Thanks for sharing this video, Kappy. 😎👍
You have a great job ! Thanks for the videos!
Thanks for sharing!
@@deannaoverstreet4146 Thank you for watching!! :)