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Thank you I did enjoy that!

If these wall's could talk always comes to mind

This makes me miss home! My family has a small tobacco farm in NC. Growing up there was such a blessing! Seeing that garden makes me crave a fresh tomato!

Great videography! Love the background music, the heart under the title, and the dynamic logo at the end. Superb job ❤

I recently googled and views the entire city through maps. It’s amazing what you can do lol.

Amazing place ❤😊

When I lived out there, that was ALL the houses. I lived in 1. 3 bricks thick and yes bricks usually made on site. The one I lived in stil had part of the firing oven out back

If this house was built in 1840 it was built in Virginia because we didn't have West Virginia until the 1860s

It was very interesting. Thanks for sharing.😊

Really enjoyed the video. Such a beautiful house. Is there any record of civil war soldiers occupying or camping on the property ? Thanks for sharing.

They say, the reason for the green , it was to bring something how in the senses and psyche. Mount Vernon/George Washington’s home had it

At least it has a metal roof and not asbestos!

Really nice house! But so expensive to heat! No insulation! And even if you blow it in it won’t change much! I had a house like that in South Carolina in Marion and it was a fortune to maintain and keep up! I tried my best on 10.00 a hour most of the time and did everything myself to fix it up! Got divorced after 10 years there and had to come back to parents house around 48 now been here years now I’m 57 Don that house needs so much work you might as well tear it apart and start over!

Crappy tweed fabric! Probably!

The floors and some walls are green...Paris green or Scheeles green paint was very common in the 1800s...considered posh. Paris green, I think had arsenic.

If I had the money I would rebuild those tracks and run the original creeper there of course "with safety standards" and run excursions from one end to the other really doing this for my mother's mom west Jefferson and the creeper was her childhood, you should do my hometown Taylorsville nc it's got a railway that started in 46 and ended its glory days in 77 but is still in use but not much anymore for what I know if soo shoot me a message

Metal rods were lighting rods.

Stuffed with horse hair, made it very scratchy

I really like the fact that the Grand daughter still remembers things from when her Grandparents lived there . What a cool house , and great video !

These folks are great. My dad and I used to run the water and sewage system for this community. They brought us hot cocoa when it was super cold.

I'm live in Ashe and have passed this house going down the mountain. I'm 37, but I can remember when it wasn't so rundown.

Over forty years later this is is still talked about here. This and the woman from the "Throwing off Place". My mom was supposed to be there when it happened but had to work.

Beautiful old house

4:30 - These end tables are very similar to the ones my parents had, except theirs were a bit darker.

Take a lot of work.

Thank you for the adventure ! Very nice. I absolutely love exploring thanks again for doing a video I am one of your new subscribers.

Loved your video and Thank you for sharing also the folks was really informative and history. I loved it. Thank y'all ❤

A BEAUTIFUL home>>>>>I'm not rich enough to afford it but it was nice to get to see it>>>>>>Thank You

Everything i google about Dewey Cox and says its a fictional person🤷 Looking forward to seeing where this leads. Being from N.C., curiosity is a driving force😊

She mentioned wallpaper on the ceiling and wondered why...I was born in the 50's and at least through the 60's that was common. It was usually white or off white while the walls were colored or prints, but everything was papered except the woodwork. A lot of times the woodwork would be painted. And then paneling be came a trend

Friend I miss my family. You give me a bit of time with my good ole family, in memories. I have an acre under contract in Ashe county, for exactly this reason. Maybe I'll grow some beans, and berries.

Thanks for the home tour of the lovely home. I think the metal was put over that because of the honey bees trying to keep the bees out of the mortar. They need to get some funds to continue fixing it up

Did i hear correct horse hair plaster? Does horse hair make it hang better or what's the deal with using horse hair? When she said scratchy furniture I was reminded of a an old chair my mom had and I think it was mohair and I don't remember much but I would fall asleep in the big chair when I was little.

Home to so many. Quiet peaceful.

That is one huge, beautiful place

What an amazing and beautiful old home! Would love to see old pictures from different ages in time of it. ❤❤

Loved that place! Shook hands with BB King after a show there in '82. Spongetones, Sidewinder and Cruise-a-Matic always delivered great shows.

It was built as Brick…. Layered with wood and tin to act as a protective layer against moisture penetration in the brick…. Which could lead to cracks and damage, esp in climates with harsh weather conditions; the wood provided a base for the tin to be attached to, and the tin itself offered a waterproof barrier, making the house more weather resistant.

I wouldn’t live anywhere but my beautiful, peaceful and majestic Tennessee mountains! This is Gods masterpiece.

Wow, youre going places kid ❤ i can see your old soul through your song. What a cool kid ❤❤❤

Great people much love to the Junaluska community ❤ Hi Buster & Strawberry ❤ could listen to yall talk all day long

David is so cute ❤ going home every weekend to see his parents. What a sweetie. And Buster too "black or white, blue or yella it doesnt matter" ❤❤❤

My husband was from sinks Grove West Virginia. Near Greenbrier. His aunt and uncle lived in a house like this. She had a pawn on the front yard for the cattle. It's in Greenbrier county

Your Sunday drives are way too short

I wish theses videos were longer

back in late 90s we lived in a place with horse haip plaster lol