I accidentally came across this video. I would pass this house on US23, and always wondered what it looked like inside. You know one of those places you see and wish you could afford to fix it up. The tin piece on the roof had been bent back for years, I’m sure there was a lot of water damage. My grandmother told me that my grandfather repaired some of the bricks when a tornado hit that house. You can see the different color bricks on the outside of the home. Sadly while traveling on US 23 earlier this month, May 2023; the house has been demolished.😢
Good video. I live in Louisville, we use to go to Waverly hills all the time & party, back in the 80s when it was actually cool , & the tressles, hot rod haven,,Ky has some cool places and alot of abandos in it... Did you all find any info out on the home? Or the ppl that use to live there? Was there any mail in the house? Its good to look for mail that way u can google the name & see what happened to them. A quick google search can give you a little info on the home too. I would love to know when the house was built. Anyway great job! Have fun with it & be safe! Watching these makes me want to go out investigating lol!!!
Thank you for your comment and watching our video! We recently went to waverly hills and did a video there too! We found out that Jesse James stayed at this home and that it used to be a bed and breakfast. It was built in the 1800s and sadly only a few months after we explored it, the owner tore it down. So sad
It was in Louisa, Kentucky. They just demolished it about a month ago 😫 we got a lot of great places to explore in this area if you all ever come through!
dope video man! and shouts out to the editing.
Thank you bro! Next week’s video is going to be a good one, I can’t wait for it to come out!
Thank you🙏🏼
I accidentally came across this video. I would pass this house on US23, and always wondered what it looked like inside. You know one of those places you see and wish you could afford to fix it up. The tin piece on the roof had been bent back for years, I’m sure there was a lot of water damage. My grandmother told me that my grandfather repaired some of the bricks when a tornado hit that house. You can see the different color bricks on the outside of the home. Sadly while traveling on US 23 earlier this month, May 2023; the house has been demolished.😢
I live in Stanton Kentucky when u get up towards lee county on the backroads there’s so many with old signs n everything
Awesome explore
Thank you! It was one of my favorite houses!
Check frenchburg ky the old morehead state nursing house
@@brettpelfrey9285 will do! Thanks for the suggestion!
I lived near this house. Has since been torn down
I know! It makes me so sad!
Good video. I live in Louisville, we use to go to Waverly hills all the time & party, back in the 80s when it was actually cool , & the tressles, hot rod haven,,Ky has some cool places and alot of abandos in it...
Did you all find any info out on the home? Or the ppl that use to live there? Was there any mail in the house? Its good to look for mail that way u can google the name & see what happened to them. A quick google search can give you a little info on the home too. I would love to know when the house was built. Anyway great job! Have fun with it & be safe!
Watching these makes me want to go out investigating lol!!!
Thank you for your comment and watching our video! We recently went to waverly hills and did a video there too! We found out that Jesse James stayed at this home and that it used to be a bed and breakfast. It was built in the 1800s and sadly only a few months after we explored it, the owner tore it down. So sad
That house sure had a small kitchen. From the outside you would have thought it had large rooms.
Yes, it was small!
Open well should be covered.
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where is this?
It was in Louisa, Kentucky. They just demolished it about a month ago 😫 we got a lot of great places to explore in this area if you all ever come through!
That sucks because that place was very fixable.
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