it would be wonderful if someone in your family would restore this place,your so blessed to have it in your family still,its rare for people to see,an walk thru where 4 generations of family have lived an loved,you should keep this realic restored...thanks for sharing what a delight1 hope your family keeps it for another 100 years
What a beautiful place to be. You are a lucky man to have such a wonderful place that has been in your family for so long. I hope it stays in your family for decades to come.
I must second what Ody Slim has stated, in that it is my wish, too, that the younger members growing up in this most interesting family come to respect their heritage and to protect this property always for decades to come. Well-put, Ody Slim. What a legacy to behold here.
mkriglet what a amazing family history you have 😁 thank you for Sharing , I enjoyed watching your video, be sure to thank your beautiful grandmother for telling us a little bit of the history as well 💕
Thank you for sharring some of your life with us. All those years on that property and she still has it. Just wonderful. I could see your grandma picturing the stuff in the garden. As her head was turned. She was going back in time with you. That was a very moving point in the video. It is very nice that you did this for your kids. I hope the land never gets sold out of your family. With those buildings its more than just a plot of land. Its HOME. Its were your family started. It always will be the starting of your life. You have a nice grandma. She reminds me of my grandma. She passed in 2005. I still miss her lots. I still can imagine her voice in my head. She meant alot to me. Alot. She told me stories about her past. I enjoyed it alot. For a time I would visit her once a week. It was special time. My grandpa died before her in 1995. That was my first death. That was so painful. Both there memories live on in my head. The house they lived in had to be sold. That was sad but I knew that it had to happen. Was flipped and sold up to 3 times now. It seems people don't want to stay in it. It now has 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Thank you so much! Sorry I went on.
Family history like this is absolutely amazing. I love visiting my family farm in northern Wisconsin. My great aunt still owns the land. It has a big old barn, a nice well-maintained farm house, and around 100 acres. There's a beautiful stream that winds through the acres of pasture. I plan to get my ashes spread there, just like my grandpa had when he passed.
Max Werner I live in northern Wisconsin also. We moved away when I was young but I moved back to my roots to marry my childhood sweetheart. I have been so glad to know my past not just from family but also community!
Of all the abandoned house videos, this one is the best because it's a tour with the owners. Love hearing the context, the history, the uses of the rooms, the old photos and family history. It gives true life to an old building much loved, no longer used but not forgotten.
Someone should restore that home for your heritage. It would be a shame for your children to be looking at ruins. Thanks for sharing your heritage with us! It’s beautiful!
Wow, thank you so much for this video. When I was 13 years old to 19, I stayed at this house and learned to played bluegrass and old country music with Mr Carson and his neighbors. Great memories!
Great job 👍Tell Grandma to keep sticking to her story. 😃It's so sad that some young people don't want to know about the olden days. They miss out on so much. 🌹
Oh if walls could talk what stories they would tell!! I could listen for days. Grateful that you took the time to document your family story. Blessings!
All who wish this place could be restored and that the hands of time could be reversed seem not to realize that these were simple southern people. They were not the owners of the “moon and magnolia” plantations that have been restored ‘cause the few have the means to do so. And to perpetuate the “Gone With the Wind” myths about the early South. Still...it is so good to see that “the salt of the earth” folks are still with us to show how real people people lived in the ante-Belem” era and the post-war reconstruction era that brought so much poverty for all southerners, black and white. It’s also important to realize that (like today) only the ultra-wealthy with vast tracks of land to cultivate could indulge in the “Peculiar Institution”* that was slavery. (*one of the books we used at Louisiana Tech when studying the history of the South. Peculiar indeed. It isn’t common knowledge that the vast majority of southerners were “dirt farmers” like this fellows ancestors.
U need to restore those buildings, your blessed to have that legacy. my folks are from wheeling & lumberport & give your grandma a big hug every day!!!!
Thanks to you and grandma for showing us the home be nice to fix her up I just love old homes 🏡 my home is 100 years old and I have fixed It up over 3years . You all have blessed day.
What a great idea. I wish I had recorded my Grandmother telling me our family history too. She wrote a lot of it down before she passed away last year. My Great Grandmother (her mom) as well. I was in my 30's when my Great Grandmother passed. They had such great family stories to tell. Hold on to your Grandmother as long as you can. I miss mine so much.
Thank you for sharing your wonderful family history! I enjoyed it so much. Reminds me of my Mom's great uncles place in Oklahoma. You certainly are rich in family history. Many thanks
I'm really digging what you did here. It reminds me of how I sit down with my grandma and have candid conversations about the old days while I record the audio. You can't always get it back so it's good to document the present. Nice work and thanks. Your children will thank you someday. Just don't lose your memory card.
thank you so much for sharing your family history with us. You are precious! Cherish your Gramma always. I envy you as I never knew my grandparents. The home is beautiful and I hope you will bring it back to its perfect state. Your ancestors would love that.
Lifter, leg & poker! Brilliant! Thanks so much for sharing some of your family history, I throughly enjoyed it. What a wonderful piece of family history. You've a really wonderful gran there. I know so little about my family history. Anyway thanks 🙏 so much for sharing this with us. Peace and blessings from Ireland 🇮🇪
wow this is amazing, not only do you have the house to see when ever you want to, you have the pictures and the history to go with it how wonderful, you are so lucky.
Just happened to come across ur video in my feed. I am just amazed by the old days and u and ur grandma really took us back. I love the fact of how much respect u showed for the history and journey ur family has had. Grandma sounds wonderful to be around, bless her heart and thank u for the tour great video!
This was so fun to watch....you will thankful you have this video in the future! My great Grandmother lived to 104. She had her right mind all the way to the end. She was the best and my sister would turn a video camera on and get her talking about family and telling stories. I will never forget her and I am thankful that my daughters got to know and love their great great grandmother!
We have a farm build right at end of civil war, and hearing your stories reminded me of all the ones we used to hear, and still do, from all the relatives that have visited, lived or know of the old home place. Thanks for the memories!
Thank you and your Grandmother. For sharing your history of your family. It's a shame that all of your family. Couldn't get together and restore . The Original House. I'm glad you are getting the history of your family. Why your grandmother is still living. So that you can share it with your children. I enjoyed your video very much. And your Grandmother as sweet as can be. I would love to sit on the porch. Of the first house your ancestors lived in. And listen to your Grandmother. Telling stories of the family. I have always been interested. In other people's family history.
Wow, you're so lucky to have such beautiful old photos & know all that family history, amazing! Bless your Grandma 👵. So why doesn't anyone live in that house 🏡 now. It's a shame to let it all fall apart. Great video 📹. 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍
Thanks for sharing. I enjoyed seeing the old photos and the way things are today. You are lucky to have this old family property in your grandmother to tell you stories. And dirty jokes lol :)
I love watching tours of building and houses from the past. Thank you for sharing the history. You have a beautiful property and am so glad that its still in your family. Hope it continues to add even more good memories for many years
This is such a beautiful depiction of the ole family home and how they lived then compared to now :) sweet outing with your grandmother. I did wonder how 'the fire' started.......it's fantastic the pear trees still fruit..... Is there nothing the family as a whole could do to restore this house to a livable functional state again..... It's such a wonderful set up with loads of love, sweat and many memories....... It would be so nice to see family or friends or a B&B anything really ?! A shame to see it get any further run down beyond repair........ Thanks for sharing this and many thanks to your grandma also :) loved it, loved it !! Much health, love and light to ALL as always (the gal from oz)
wow all the history and memories. I love this place! Maybe start fixing the "historical" houses so that your family memories never fade. You are one blessed person to have this beautiful place to raise your family etc..Well done to your family for never letting go of this place.
What great family history. Thank you both for the tour and a walk back in time. Your so lucky to have farm still in your family. I especially enjoyed the old photos of the people who once lived and loved there.
Wow just wow!!! Such history i love it!!! See how good the homes where built back then they dont last like this anymore!! They are fake n old homes like this was built with blood sweat n tears many blisters where prolly made on the hands that built this and all the other old homesteads!! Lord how i love this!! I was born in the wrong time peroid ive always felt that and been told by my parents i was cuz of all the history i love learning about!!! Just love to hear old storys n seeing old home steads!! I love closing my eyes n imaging what those familys where like n what they did each morn n evening how the kids had to find ways of having fun and best of all.no tv no cell phones no kids being disresctful toward there parents and love how the kids and all the family sit down to eat at the table and they didnt have to be told to put the phones up.or turn off the gamesystems!!! Lord i wish i could go back to old days
Makes me miss my Grand Daddy place so bad. Where we all grew up Aunts and Uncles all around us. My Grand Dad built his home too. Always had a huge garden had apple trees and fig trees. Miss my Granny and Grand Dad so much.
I love the video of you and your granma going through the land and old house. I love her telling her stories. thank you for inviting us into true history and very important history. I live I'm wv also. thank you again!!!!
Sounds very beautiful and pleasant there. I'd definitely lay back on the grass and absorb the history. It is an absolutely beautiful sanctuary. Thank you for sharing.
Hi I Just Absolutely Love It There You All Are So Blessed And I Can Hear The Love Thank You For Sharing Made My Day So Much Better Too Watch You N Your Sweet Grandma With(A)Smile Thanks Again
It is lovely to hear about your family. Great to save the memories while she is still with you. However , houses are like people , they die if left alone . This home needs people updating it and living in it before it falls over from no one caring for it. Your family is fortunate to have this gem !
Thank you for sharing this (with your mother)- reminds me of times I spent with my grandparents and great grandfather ( grandmother's father )!!! She is a darling and full of information- enjoy her while you can. History at it's best
What a wonderful thing for you to do, documenting such lovely memories with your grandmother. Such a blessing to be able to have her in your life to share such memories. God bless you and your family for many more generations to come! Maybe you could restore the old house to its former glory and live there with your family?
Beautiful! I'd love to see this in person. Y'all are blessed to have such an incredible piece of history that is in such amazing condition! Thank you for sharing. Your kids are certainly lucky that you took the time to preserve your family history via this video and all those pictures.
Amazing buildings and great history!!! I live on old family land but we don't have any old buildings left earlier than 1953, we don't even have old photos, and all the old people are gone now.
I always felt that a house just dies when no one lives in it. I would try to save it. It's never too late. The family pictures of that place being built are priceless.
You mentioned the “Old house smell”. We have an 1880 Victorian also, so I know that old house smell. The smell reminds me of my great Grandmother’s 1800’s cabin on the lake in MN. Anyway, someone ought to bottle that old house smell & sell it. They’d make a mint! Fortunately for us all we have to do is walk through the door of our 1880 Vic & all those fond memories of my grandmas cabin on the lake come back, along with that old house smell. There’s nothing else like it in the world. Thanks for sharing!
What a rare treasure that house remains in your family over 100 years later! It's still in a save-able state. Don't let that precious heirloom fall into ruins! Be better stewards and save it!
I wish the house that I lived in was still in the family. It was built in the 1860's. I loved that old house. We had an outhouse til a tornado blew it down. It's been remodeled in the 70's by my dad. Was sold and remodeled again after 2000. Of course it is totally different now and was sold a second time. It was a farm with 80 acres. The barn where I had my horses is gone and all the sheds as well. My dad gave me an arial picture of it last year. It brings back great memories for me so I guess it's still in my family!
Such a Beautiful old House, With A Rich History,that is Factual. Please don't let this old house just sit Idle & rot away. It still looks Solid, & can be fixed up, to become Livable again.Don't let it just fall down!
Your Grandma is such a sweet lady. You are so blessed to have her to remember the family stories and pass them down to you. Just precious. xo
it would be wonderful if someone in your family would restore this place,your so blessed to have it in your family still,its rare for people to see,an walk thru where 4 generations of family have lived an loved,you should keep this realic restored...thanks for sharing what a delight1 hope your family keeps it for another 100 years
I like that your Grandma told us what every room was used for. Thank you for sharing your family farm.
Restore it.
What a beautiful place to be. You are a lucky man to have such a wonderful place that
has been in your family for so long. I hope it stays in your family for decades to come.
Thank you.
I must second what Ody Slim has stated, in that it is my wish, too, that the younger members growing up in this most interesting family come to respect their heritage and to protect this property always for decades to come. Well-put, Ody Slim. What a legacy to behold here.
mkriglet what a amazing family history you have 😁 thank you for Sharing , I enjoyed watching your video, be sure to thank your beautiful grandmother for telling us a little bit of the history as well 💕
+Brenda Waymire Thank You
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Thank you for sharring some of your life with us. All those years on that property and she still has it. Just wonderful. I could see your grandma picturing the stuff in the garden. As her head was turned. She was going back in time with you. That was a very moving point in the video. It is very nice that you did this for your kids. I hope the land never gets sold out of your family. With those buildings its more than just a plot of land. Its HOME. Its were your family started. It always will be the starting of your life. You have a nice grandma. She reminds me of my grandma. She passed in 2005. I still miss her lots. I still can imagine her voice in my head. She meant alot to me. Alot. She told me stories about her past. I enjoyed it alot. For a time I would visit her once a week. It was special time. My grandpa died before her in 1995. That was my first death. That was so painful. Both there memories live on in my head. The house they lived in had to be sold. That was sad but I knew that it had to happen. Was flipped and sold up to 3 times now. It seems people don't want to stay in it. It now has 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Thank you so much! Sorry I went on.
Neat! Old abandoned house explorations are rarely done by the people who grew up in them and know the history.
Family history like this is absolutely amazing. I love visiting my family farm in northern Wisconsin. My great aunt still owns the land. It has a big old barn, a nice well-maintained farm house, and around 100 acres. There's a beautiful stream that winds through the acres of pasture. I plan to get my ashes spread there, just like my grandpa had when he passed.
Max Werner I live in northern Wisconsin also. We moved away when I was young but I moved back to my roots to marry my childhood sweetheart. I have been so glad to know my past not just from family but also community!
Where's it at Max? I want to go hunt on it!
Of all the abandoned house videos, this one is the best because it's a tour with the owners. Love hearing the context, the history, the uses of the rooms, the old photos and family history. It gives true life to an old building much loved, no longer used but not forgotten.
Someone should restore that home for your heritage. It would be a shame for your children to be looking at ruins. Thanks for sharing your heritage with us! It’s beautiful!
I think its wonderful that you can see apart of you families history..nice video. And your Grandma is so wonderful..Grandmas are our treasures :)
I truly enjoyed listening to grandma. She enjoyed telling her stories and it was a travel back in time. Tell her she is a sweetheart.
I love to hear our grandparents talk about stories from back then and history. What a lovely lady and grandson. Enjoyed the video so much!
how nice and boy she has a great memory. it's nice to have such a connection to your families passed. hope you guys still live on that land
THANKS, THAT WAS SO COOL, THE PICS WERE GREAT ..I WAS BORN 1956. LOVE YOUR GRANMOTHERS JOKE . YOUR VERY LUCKY GUY !! GOD BLESS....
I love grandmas... they are so special!😍❤
What a rich family history you have-- how fortunate you are to have that amazing history right at your fingertips! 💙
You all should get together to try to restore the house for future generations.
Wow, thank you so much for this video. When I was 13 years old to 19, I stayed at this house and learned to played bluegrass and old country music with Mr Carson and his neighbors. Great memories!
This is a blessing to have passed down. The pictures, the memories, the stories. ❤
Great job 👍Tell Grandma to keep sticking to her story. 😃It's so sad that some young people don't want to know about the olden days. They miss out on so much. 🌹
Christian's Grandma Thanks.
Oh if walls could talk what stories they would tell!! I could listen for days. Grateful that you took the time to document your family story.
Blessings!
All who wish this place could be restored and that the hands of time could be reversed seem not to realize that these were simple southern people. They were not the owners of the “moon and magnolia” plantations that have been restored ‘cause the few have the means to do so. And to perpetuate the “Gone With the Wind” myths about the early South. Still...it is so good to see that “the salt of the earth” folks are still with us to show how real people people lived in the ante-Belem” era and the post-war reconstruction era that brought so much poverty for all southerners, black and white. It’s also important to realize that (like today) only the ultra-wealthy with vast tracks of land to cultivate could indulge in the “Peculiar Institution”* that was slavery. (*one of the books we used at Louisiana Tech when studying the history of the South. Peculiar indeed. It isn’t common knowledge that the vast majority of southerners were “dirt farmers” like this fellows ancestors.
U need to restore those buildings, your blessed to have that legacy. my folks are from wheeling & lumberport & give your grandma a big hug every day!!!!
This is wonderful! Your grandmother is absolutely the sweetest!
I love that you have the photo book with all the written information. Do what you need to do to preserve this record. It is precious.
Thanks to you and grandma for showing us the home be nice to fix her up I just love old homes 🏡 my home is 100 years old and I have fixed
It up over 3years . You all have blessed day.
What a great idea. I wish I had recorded my Grandmother telling me our family history too. She wrote a lot of it down before she passed away last year.
My Great Grandmother (her mom) as well. I was in my 30's when my Great Grandmother passed.
They had such great family stories to tell.
Hold on to your Grandmother as long as you can. I miss mine so much.
How fascinating! I love history and old houses! I love how your grandma recalled the different areas of the property. Thank you!
Granmom it was nice to see your property and you with your granson. Love yesteryear. Me too. I'm 62 myself. God Bless.
All 4 generations (spirits) were on the porch at the time you were speaking about them. Your dog noticed them immediately. That;s awesome!
Loved the video and how you showed the pictures!! Awesome work!! Great video!😄👍
I totally loved this! Gramma is a treasure!
Thank you for sharing your wonderful family history! I enjoyed it so much. Reminds me of my Mom's great uncles place in Oklahoma. You certainly are rich in family history. Many thanks
I'm really digging what you did here. It reminds me of how I sit down with my grandma and have candid conversations about the old days while I record the audio. You can't always get it back so it's good to document the present. Nice work and thanks. Your children will thank you someday. Just don't lose your memory card.
You are very smart to record your grandma.
What an absolutely wonderful video! It was so nice to see the love you have for your Grandma- and to hear her old stories!
thank you so much for sharing your family history with us. You are precious! Cherish your Gramma always. I envy you as I never knew my grandparents. The home is beautiful and I hope you will bring it back to its perfect state. Your ancestors would love that.
Lifter, leg & poker! Brilliant! Thanks so much for sharing some of your family history, I throughly enjoyed it. What a wonderful piece of family history. You've a really wonderful gran there. I know so little about my family history.
Anyway thanks 🙏 so much for sharing this with us. Peace and blessings from Ireland 🇮🇪
wow this is amazing, not only do you have the house to see when ever you want to, you have the pictures and the history to go with it how wonderful, you are so lucky.
Just happened to come across ur video in my feed. I am just amazed by the old days and u and ur grandma really took us back. I love the fact of how much respect u showed for the history and journey ur family has had. Grandma sounds wonderful to be around, bless her heart and thank u for the tour great video!
Thank you for watching, and appreciating history.
@@mkriglet I am also partial to ur gma's name since mine is also carol lee...😀
Your family history was beautiful.. your grandma is funny n beautiful...
Grandma is cute !
You are so lucky to have family able to tell the stories of generations and days gone bye. thanks for sharing with us. I totally enjoyed it.
This was so fun to watch....you will thankful you have this video in the future! My great Grandmother lived to 104. She had her right mind all the way to the end. She was the best and my sister would turn a video camera on and get her talking about family and telling stories. I will never forget her and I am thankful that my daughters got to know and love their great great grandmother!
We have a farm build right at end of civil war, and hearing your stories reminded me of all the ones we used to hear, and still do, from all the relatives that have visited, lived or know of the old home place. Thanks for the memories!
That was sweet seeing your grandmother and her grandson. Interesting tour! Thank you for sharing.
Thank you and your Grandmother. For sharing your history of your family. It's a shame that all of your family. Couldn't get together and restore . The Original House. I'm glad you are getting the history of your family. Why your grandmother is still living. So that you can share it with your children. I enjoyed your video very much. And your Grandmother as sweet as can be. I would love to sit on the porch. Of the first house your ancestors lived in. And listen to your Grandmother. Telling stories of the family. I have always been interested. In other people's family history.
Thank you! Very interesting I love old houses! Too bad no one lives and cares for it anymore! Such history!
Wow, you're so lucky to have such beautiful old photos & know all that family history, amazing! Bless your Grandma 👵. So why doesn't anyone live in that house 🏡 now. It's a shame to let it all fall apart. Great video 📹.
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Hebe Goncalves it's far to gone...
Hebe Goncalves the same
I agree......its also a shame that we don't know each other, you are gorgeous! I would bust my ass to keep a smile on your face! Take care!
Very intersecting. Thanks for sharing it with us. Your grandmother is a sweetheart ❤
I love hearing the stories from my family about when my grandma was alive. She died when i was 3. Some good stories
Thanks for sharing. I enjoyed seeing the old photos and the way things are today. You are lucky to have this old family property in your grandmother to tell you stories. And dirty jokes lol :)
I love watching tours of building and houses from the past. Thank you for sharing the history. You have a beautiful property and am so glad that its still in your family. Hope it continues to add even more good memories for many years
This is a wonderful video and family history. Very pleased your grandma remembered so much detail and could share with you and me too!
Thank you for sharing. Just loved the family history and your relationship with your grandma.
that was real treat thanks for taking the time to sharing that : )
Brian X Yes, I wish I had old pics and video of my Grandmother. Very good!
This is such a beautiful depiction of the ole family home and how they lived then compared to now :) sweet outing with your grandmother. I did wonder how 'the fire' started.......it's fantastic the pear trees still fruit..... Is there nothing the family as a whole could do to restore this house to a livable functional state again..... It's such a wonderful set up with loads of love, sweat and many memories....... It would be so nice to see family or friends or a B&B anything really ?! A shame to see it get any further run down beyond repair........ Thanks for sharing this and many thanks to your grandma also :) loved it, loved it !! Much health, love and light to ALL as always (the gal from oz)
What a sweet video!!I enjoyed it. Love your grandma and the close relationship you two have.
wow all the history and memories. I love this place! Maybe start fixing the "historical" houses so that your family memories never fade. You are one blessed person to have this beautiful place to raise your family etc..Well done to your family for never letting go of this place.
Your grandma is cool! Thanks for sharing all the cool memories.
What wonderful memories for you to share with you grandma, she is a sweetie
You young healthy men should restore this house, it's a treasure !
Amazing place, to have all those photos and the best bit your grandma with all her amazing stories. Thanks for sharing.
Ur grandmother sounds so wonderful. Ur a very lucky young man God bless u all
Very interesting seeing your family heritage. Wish I had a homestead like this to remmeber, maybe restore and live in again...
What great family history. Thank you both for the tour and a walk back in time. Your so lucky to have farm still in your family. I especially enjoyed the old photos of the people who once lived and loved there.
Those photos are priceless. It's very rare to have family photos of that age that still survive.
Wow just wow!!! Such history i love it!!! See how good the homes where built back then they dont last like this anymore!! They are fake n old homes like this was built with blood sweat n tears many blisters where prolly made on the hands that built this and all the other old homesteads!! Lord how i love this!! I was born in the wrong time peroid ive always felt that and been told by my parents i was cuz of all the history i love learning about!!! Just love to hear old storys n seeing old home steads!! I love closing my eyes n imaging what those familys where like n what they did each morn n evening how the kids had to find ways of having fun and best of all.no tv no cell phones no kids being disresctful toward there parents and love how the kids and all the family sit down to eat at the table and they didnt have to be told to put the phones up.or turn off the gamesystems!!! Lord i wish i could go back to old days
Thank You. That's exactly how I feel also.
Makes me miss my Grand Daddy place so bad. Where we all grew up Aunts and Uncles all around us. My Grand Dad built his home too. Always had a huge garden had apple trees and fig trees. Miss my Granny and Grand Dad so much.
I love the video of you and your granma going through the land and old house. I love her telling her stories. thank you for inviting us into true history and very important history. I live I'm wv also. thank you again!!!!
This is AWESOME!! thank you so much for sharing! Say hi to grandma!!
Bless your heart for being so good to your Granny! Loved the video
how wonderful to have all this family history data,good people and good times.
Sounds very beautiful and pleasant there. I'd definitely lay back on the grass and absorb the history. It is an absolutely beautiful sanctuary. Thank you for sharing.
Love that you shared your family history with us. Great pics. Ur gramma is so cute.
Hi I Just Absolutely Love It There You All Are So Blessed And I Can Hear The Love Thank You For Sharing Made My Day So Much Better Too Watch You N Your Sweet Grandma With(A)Smile Thanks Again
It is lovely to hear about your family. Great to save the memories while she is still with you. However , houses are like people , they die if left alone . This home needs people updating it and living in it before it falls over from no one caring for it. Your family is fortunate to have this gem !
That is one solid house, I did not hear any creaking when you went up those steps. Thank you for sharing!
absolutely awesome takes me back to when I was a young girl beautiful home place!!
A very sweet visit back in time. Sweet lady. Thank you for sharing
Wow amazing story behind that old abandoned house with pictures... Gold old times old memories...
This video is wholesome and comforting and I am so glad it exists
Thank you.
This was really ,really interesting. I love old places and peoples personal stories.You two are cute together.Very enjoyable.Thank you for sharing
i miss the old farm . only if one could turn back time.
Thank you for sharing this (with your mother)- reminds me of times I spent with my grandparents and great grandfather ( grandmother's father )!!! She is a darling and full of information- enjoy her while you can. History at it's best
What a wonderful thing for you to do, documenting such lovely memories with your grandmother. Such a blessing to be able to have her in your life to share such memories. God bless you and your family for many more generations to come! Maybe you could restore the old house to its former glory and live there with your family?
Beautiful! I'd love to see this in person. Y'all are blessed to have such an incredible piece of history that is in such amazing condition! Thank you for sharing. Your kids are certainly lucky that you took the time to preserve your family history via this video and all those pictures.
Amazing buildings and great history!!! I live on old family land but we don't have any old buildings left earlier than 1953,
we don't even have old photos, and all the old people are gone now.
I always felt that a house just dies when no one lives in it. I would try to save it. It's never too late. The family pictures of that place being built are priceless.
Very interesting video its great to see old homes like this I'm glad its still standing.
Wow! Your hair is amazing!
You mentioned the “Old house smell”. We have an 1880 Victorian also, so I know that old house smell. The smell reminds me of my great Grandmother’s 1800’s cabin on the lake in MN. Anyway, someone ought to bottle that old house smell & sell it. They’d make a mint! Fortunately for us all we have to do is walk through the door of our 1880 Vic & all those fond memories of my grandmas cabin on the lake come back, along with that old house smell. There’s nothing else like it in the world. Thanks for sharing!
Please give your grandma a hug from me...she reminds me of mine that has gone to the Lord.
Oh thank you for sharing. This brought some memories back for me of my grandparents house.
Your Grandma's very sweet, and that was a great farm.Thanks for Sharing :)
What a rare treasure that house remains in your family over 100 years later! It's still in a save-able state. Don't let that precious heirloom fall into ruins! Be better stewards and save it!
Your lucky to have an Ancestral home❤️save it for your generation to come❤️❤️❤️❤️
What a wonderful history. You are so lucky to have a family historian...send in the Cavalry!!
I wish the house that I lived in was still in the family. It was built in the 1860's. I loved that old house. We had an outhouse til a tornado blew it down. It's been remodeled in the 70's by my dad. Was sold and remodeled again after 2000. Of course it is totally different now and was sold a second time. It was a farm with 80 acres. The barn where I had my horses is gone and all the sheds as well. My dad gave me an arial picture of it last year. It brings back great memories for me so I guess it's still in my family!
Such a Beautiful old House, With A Rich History,that is Factual. Please don't let this old house just sit Idle & rot away. It still looks Solid, & can be fixed up, to become Livable again.Don't let it just fall down!
Your grandma is too cute. My dad would always say lettuce, turnip, and pea. :)
lettuce...turnip... and pea was one of the first adult jokes my Gram told me!! love this..thanks for sharing!
That is a blessing. It needs life back in it. Thank you.