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Robert! Salvage that piece, use it in your farmhouse or an out building. I'm sure the owners would be pleased! Best Thoughts for delicious Explorations and Discoveries! ☀️ Beth NW Tennessee, USA PS: You need not 0aint it red, just use a light stain and sealer, it already has a beautiful variance of colors.
Did anyone hear a lady whisper “I disagree” when Robert is on the indoor stairs? Right after Robert says there’s nothing up there I need to see and Dan agrees then you hear the whisper.
Yes I hear it too. I thought at first I was imaging it. Play it back and yes I heard it. But it was probably Robert or Dan imitating a woman's voice to scare one another or Robert adding a creepy voice-over doing when he was editing. Or they could have had a woman with them but you can't see her going to video.
When they said,"Someone should save this", I was thinking who better than you? Because much like the gingerbread and scrolling, some entitled person might come along and take it. On that note, I hope the stolen woodwork is at least safe somewhere, off the ground and under a shelter roof.
I agree with you mountainbound1315. Why would anyone want it to lie there and continue to rot away when someone like Robert who loves history could do it justice and rescue it? He can definitely restore it and give it its own honorable place for future generations to look at, learn from, and enjoy!
@@conniewojahn6445I disagree. I bet the craftsman who made it and the people who lived there would love to know it was preserved and not rotting away.
At 23:07 does anyone else hear a female voice say "I disagree" ? Right after Robert asks that there is nothing to see and the other guy says I wouldn't think so. I keep playing it back and keep hearing it. Even my Granddaughter heard it.
I'm wondering if there is something hidden away up there that the female who said I Disagree left behind. I'm in Michigan. Otherwise I would try to find out.
Whenever I see an abandoned house my mind goes to thoughts of the joys, sorrows and celebrations- Christmas, birthdays, marriages and such - that occurred under its roof. Edit: at 23:04 does anyone else hear a whisper “I disagree” when Dan replies “I don’t think so” to Roberts saying there’s nothing worth seeing at the top of the stairs?
23:04/40:37, When Robert said "There is nothing at the top of the stairs worth seeing, right? A women's voice can be heard saying "I DISAGREE". PLEASE LISTEN.
It's so sad to see beautiful structures, like the Rising Sun house fall to ruin. It's true that in only one or two generations a lot of places are abandoned because there are no family left, or they have moved far away, or just have no interest. I agree with some of the people here who have asked if there is some way that the Rising Sun motif can be saved somewhere? Thank you, Robert and Mr. Dan for not forgetting about this house and its glorious past.
I hope that the " Rising Sun " can be saved! What a beautiful example of plantation art!! Please keep us posted. I hope that you can beat vandals and thieves to it. Rick
There must be some way of getting the "Rising Sun" to a historical society. I'm from up north and the local historical society has taken parts and wooden pediments from some of the old barns around here. My community is mostly Danish descents and there beautiful carved woodwork above the door even on the barn.
Sad to see but the imagination runs wild. People, the times, the lives, history! I think I can hear the voices from those stairs!! Amazingly like the Old Byrd Farm sun and wisteria. I have read Sun symbolism, life, energy, positivity, clarity, confidence, power, peace. I have always wondered what the number of rays means. The OBF has 15, this house, many more. Excellent tour and to see the cemetery too. Wonderful Sidestep Adventure Into History!! Dan's added knowledge of details is always wonderful! Enjoyed!! ❣️❣️👍👍
Thanks for mentioning the whisper and thanks again for another great adventure guys. I love watching the two of you out exploring. Please tell me that you added the female voice Robert when you were looking up the stairs and telling Dan there was nothing worth seeing at the top of the stairs! There is a clear female voice whispering “I disagree.” Please go back and listen to it and let us know!
Hi Robert I was listening to your video this afternoon. Very good video by the way. You guys caught an EVP at 23:03-23:04 that says " big secret" or "like a secret" when you are looking up the stairs. Hope you can hear it pretty cool.😊
Robert and Mr. Dan, Is there a way that the Rising Sun motif and the house wood could be re -purposed? Would the owners allow that, because there are places that would put the remaining structural pieces to good use. The Rising Sun should be saved at the very least. Cheers, Rik Spector
This is such a shame, I'm 52 and if my memory serves, my mother used to talk about the house of the rising sun. Please tell me the rising sun panel can be saved? Even though it's in ruin it looks like it can be moved, restored and put in a county or state museum.
I got to tell you guys looking inside that house was one of the most haunting, yet peaceful scenes I have ever witnessed of a home returning to nature. Thanks!
Oh, that was wonderful. I wonder if they would let the Old Byrd Farm purchase the sun and some of the usable pieces like the transoms etc.. Maybe use as a garden feature with a plaque of where and how it came to obf
🇨🇦my mom used to recite this poem. I thought it was the house on the road to suffering. Anyway the show puts me in mind of it. Thank you for this story. The House with Nobody In It by Joyce Kilmer (1886-1918) Whenever I walk to Suffern along the Erie track I go by a poor old farmhouse with its shingles broken and black. I suppose I’ve passed it a hundred times, but I always stop for a minute And look at the house, the tragic house, the house with nobody in it. I never have seen a haunted house, but I hear there are such things; That they hold the talk of spirits, their mirth and sorrowings. I know this house isn’t haunted, and I wish it were, I do; For it wouldn’t be so lonely if it had a ghost or two. This house on the road to Suffern needs a dozen panes of glass, And somebody ought to weed the walk and take a scythe to the grass. It needs new paint and shingles, and the vines should be trimmed and tied; But what it needs the most of all is some people living inside. If I had a lot of money and all my debts were paid I’d put a gang of men to work with brush and saw and spade. I’d buy that place and fix it up the way it used to be And I’d find some people who wanted a home and give it to them free. Now, a new house standing empty, with staring window and door, Looks idle, perhaps, and foolish, like a hat on its block in the store. But there’s nothing mournful about it; it cannot be sad and lone For the lack of something within it that it has never known. But a house that has done what a house should do, a house that has sheltered life, That has put its loving wooden arms around a man and his wife, A house that has echoed a baby’s laugh and held up his stumbling feet, Is the saddest sight, when it’s left alone, that ever your eyes could meet. So whenever I go to Suffern along the Erie track I never go by the empty house without stopping and looking back, Yet it hurts me to look at the crumbling roof and the shutters fallen apart, For I can’t help thinking the poor old house is a house with a broken heart.
This is so cool to see! This is my grandmother's great great grandfather's home. My family still has pictures if the old home. My parents got to visit it nearly 25 years ago, I wish I could have seen it then.
I don't know how I missed this awesome video, but I saw your "Saving the Rising Sun" video, and found it. Did anyone else notice the weird (evp)? voice while you were on the stairs? Imagine the treasures you could recover from the old Leonard Plantation trash dump(s)? Even the old Outhouses and Well likely have amazing antiques! Looks like the old house was abandoned with its furnishings still inside. Thats interesting as well!
I live in Utah and have absolutely no connection to anyone in Georgia, but all of the stories and history that is told makes me feel like these people are my long lost friends. I enjoy your channel so much! Thank you for sharing your hobby. ❤
That was a great exploration of what was a nice home. Dan is always a great addition to your explorations, very knowledgeable. You made me wanna yell at you going near those steps, sketchy ain't even close to that. I had a ancestor settle in Talbot County. He was a Methodist minister and blacksmith. Also served as Grand Chaplain of the Grand Lodge of Georgia (masons). His home was listed as Plesant Hill, I imagine Dan knows where that was/is. Keep 'em coming Robert. Uncle Jay
Was there a female with you? At 23:03 after Dan says no not at this point a female whispers I disagree!!!! After Robert asks the question is there anything up there to look at. Please listen people and tell me if I’m crazy or if there was a female with them.
There’s still a lot of architectural salvage in what’s left of the structure. If you can get permission I do think it would be worth your while. It does make you appreciate how lucky we are to have the old houses that have survived intact.
I grew up in western Morris County (NJ). Our church sat on 40 acres, most of which was being leased to a local dairy farmer. Across the road, way back behind the pasture, there was an abandoned house that was smaller than the one in this video, but in about the same condition. In recent years I learned that it was our church's original parsonage, from before the newer one was built in the 1870s or 1880s. The newer one was never abandoned. The older one must be down to nothing by now. Anyway, it's awesome the rising sun was still there. It would have been interesting to send your drone up those stairs, if it can be controlled that precisely. I loved that church and cemetery afterward. I'll see if I can look it up on the website, Historic Rural Churches of Georgia.
This is the second video of theirs I see and I must say it feels like a little vacation from the craziness of today. I enjoy the simplicity and craftsmanship of early home design and construction. My house was built in 1900 and it stands strong. Has had modern electrical upgrades and facade work but it is a pretty cool piece of history that I’m proud of.
23:04 Robert you have a female whispering “it’s Great” this was the time you said there’s nothing at the top of these stairs worth seeing! You caught a ghost! 👻👍♥️♥️♥️♥️
No that was really cool. Maybe the design on the head stone was made to represent creek art. And are you going to ask for permission to get the rising sun porch cap. That was a lot of work and should be preserved. Thank you Dan and Robert for sharing
Its so sad to see these big old houses left to die. And old landmarks. We are losing those here too now with the huge influx of people. So very saf. Glad you are documenting all these places! And the old cemetaries too. Thankyou Robert and everyone!
In anyone's honest opinion, what contributed to the house's current condition? Weather? Tornadoes? Ice storms? The walls are pretty impressive - strong. Maybe not the strength but the structure. It's old and worn (like me! ha!) but still has a lot of substance and historical significance. Now the church! The cemetery! Beautifully kept up.💕 Thank you for sharing! The House Of The Rising Sun motif is still a beauty! What a gorgeous piece of history!💛
When you ask if there's anything at the top of the stairs worth looking at,there is a woman's voice whispering. An evp. I've replayed it several times. Creepy!
That is so awesome that you guys are taking up the history of that house and documenting it. It’s really a shame a lot of these old plantation homes are dying out. We have one in Virginia that was on 3600 acres eight bedrooms three stories it was beautiful when I was a kid and now it’s so dilapidated you can’t even walk through it or fireplace in every room just a beautiful place the original owner built it in 1766 all brick but the roof and the floors are gone really sad
Hello Robert and Dan it's a shame nobody could have save the house 🏠 it even makes me sad to see it but at least you found the rising sun 🌄 panel it looks in good shape I hope they can save it definitely deserve to be saved I wish that the house could be the same but it's gone too far that's what I like about the south history thanks Robert for sharing Andrew south wales uk 👍 👌 😀 🇬🇧
DID Aanyone else hear the girls voice at the 23:00 minute mark?!?!?!?! she said "i dissagree!!!! listen close when they talk about nothing to been seen upstaris!
Thank you, Dan and Robert, for taking us to see this amazing piece of history of Talbot County, Georgia. What a beautiful home that it must have been! Daredevil Robert!! That look on your face when that sounds was behind you!!😂
The Tingley family were gravestone carvers and my ancestors. Thomas Tingley (1667-1724) lived in Attleboro, MA and his house from 1723 still exists there. Other family members later moved to Providence and continued the trade. Samuel (1752-1846) his sons Silvanus(1782-1854)and Samuel( 1785-1869)were known for their fine carvings that included urns and willows. It was a wonderful surprise to see this gravestone in Georgia!
Samuel showed under his father finally populated result in database. He is a 7th x 6 removed cousin from Harper/Collier in common. My one 11th Greats in common are over Peabody. I believe lower I had about a 6th Freeman/Robinson who recently were linked to their family or I'd have another cousinship show. Fun! Roderick was a 10th but did say Talbot, GA area...wasn't sure I had the right one.
The female voice definitely said, "I disagree." I have always been skeptical about EVPs (because, come on, people tend to hear, or not hear, what they want, and there are usually multiple interpretations about what was supposedly said), but that is probably the clearest EVP I've ever heard. In fact, it immediately reminded me of the time the disembodied voice of a young girl whispered in my ear when I was houseshopping with a real estate agent. It was obvious when we walked in because lights all over the house were flickering, and the front door was moving back and forth "on its own." I'll never forget what the girl said. "You wouldn't like it here." NOT the stereotypical, "GET OUT!" Just, "You wouldn't like it here." The air was electric in that place. The whole time, the real estate lady just stood by that door that never stopped moving, her eyes wide in fear and amazement. Finally, she said, "Well, I guess this isn't the house." So we left, but I warned her when we set out that afternoon that I am "a sensitive," and, "If there's anything in any of these houses, I'll know it." And I'm pretty sure 'they' saw me coming too, because at first, the front door wouldn't even open, despite the fact that we had the correct key. Later, over the phone, I asked the real estate lady if that kind of thing had ever happened in all the years she'd been showing houses. She said, "Never." No one has to believe me, but that's what happened. God's truth.
Saving the Rising sun would be fantastic! A job to get it out of there though. Please stay safe guys. Thank you for taking me along. I enjoyed the whole video.❤😊
That is awesome y'all found the namesake of the house. Try to save it. It's such a sad fate for the house. I'm glad the Old Byrd Farm didn't succumb to that. That's crazy the other chimney is standing. Dan, Robert is 1/2 of "2 idiots in a ditch." LOL
Was such a beautiful piece of history what a target thing to see it falling down 😢so very sad. Thank you for sharing this with us before it's all gone .
This is beautiful!! I love how y’all are keeping southern history preserved and alive. IT IS THE PAST AND WE CANNOT CHANGE THE PAST!! We can only change the future. Thank you for doing this. Laura, Northeastern KY
So happy, Robert that you and Dan went here to see this old house of the rising sun, and to be able to cut tholugh the Westeria and FIND the rising sun, and to still have those memories..Shame that you could not take that and attach it to the Old Byrd Farm..still looks like it is in decent shape..HOW did the front porch section with the rising sun, get so far away from where the house?? Looks more l;ike people took it off and laid it down, more than westeria taking it down..suxh a shame that is almost gone. I am also happy that you chickened out form the stairs as well..very intersting cemetery. thank you both Robert and Dan for this Cemetery visit, as well.
I can’t believe they haven’t responded yet about that clear as day voice on the stairs. Even if it was just one of the guys it’s too big of a deal to ignore! We need to know
I’ve visited this house before and it was absolutely beautiful! I found it on my way to Talbotton in 2018 and stopped and took several pictures of it, it’s a shame UA-cam won’t let me attach a picture to this comment. I passed by it again a few months ago, and was extremely saddened to see how much it had deteriorated. So sad to see such a historical landmark falling into ruin. Would love to see the rising Sun. Pediment saved!
I just stumbled upon this video and read comments about the whisper of a woman saying “I disagree”. I’m watching on my phone, I put my phone close to my ear and I did hear it. I wonder whom or what it was 🧐
Wisteria is my all time favorite flower. I bet when it's in bloom, that roadside is something to see. (And inhale.) I know that would make the exploration a lot more difficult, though. I'm happy you found the rising sun.
Fantastic! The house is in crumbles,overgrown and forgotten but if walls could talk. The history and the imagination runs to wondering "what happened here?" 😮 That tall chimney had a big hearth...looks like the original house was much sturdier than the additions the picture showed, I wandered if fire at the back of the house may have damaged it . Would also be interesting to do some digging and metal detecting.
I enjoyed this video so very much Robert and am of the opinion that so many have expressed to save the artwork of the Rising sun. It's a piece of history!!
Hey Robert, I hope someone was with you and Dan when y’all were there at the old house, cause when you were trying to decide whether or not to go up those stairs, I heard what sounded like a woman’s voice say something.I backed it up 2-3 times and could never understand what she said but someone spoke,it didn’t sound like Dan either.
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Yall caught a girls voice at the 23:00 minute mark after dan says he didnt think there is anything to see upstaris. she says "I disagree"!!!!!!!!!
@@stantonwalters179 I listened to it again and I think you're probably right. My hearing isn't the best. But I know I heard something 😁
23:04 a female says "I disagree" very clearly. It caught me off-guard. Was some woman with you?
Robert!
Salvage that piece, use it in your farmhouse or an out building.
I'm sure the owners would be pleased!
Best Thoughts for delicious Explorations and Discoveries! ☀️
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PS: You need not 0aint it red, just use a light stain and sealer, it already has a beautiful variance of colors.
@@stantonwalters179I heard it’s secret
Did anyone hear a lady whisper “I disagree” when Robert is on the indoor stairs? Right after Robert says there’s nothing up there I need to see and Dan agrees then you hear the whisper.
Yes…very clear
Yes I hear it too. I thought at first I was imaging it. Play it back and yes I heard it. But it was probably Robert or Dan imitating a woman's voice to scare one another or Robert adding a creepy voice-over doing when he was editing. Or they could have had a woman with them but you can't see her going to video.
I just commented - I heard something too! Kind of sounds like “ice cream” haha, I know, but definitely something!
I came here to see if anyone else heard it… very weird!
Yes, I definitely heard it too, a young woman's voice. Maybe they had a third person with them.
If they're gonna let the house fall, the sun should be saved in a museum!
I was just going to say that!
And it seems all around they all remember it. Shoot they renamed the road after it
When they said,"Someone should save this", I was thinking who better than you? Because much like the gingerbread and scrolling, some entitled person might come along and take it. On that note, I hope the stolen woodwork is at least safe somewhere, off the ground and under a shelter roof.
I was going to say the same thing. Please save it.
Did anyone else hear the lady say " I disagree" !?!? 👻👻
I did, heard it very clearly
At the 23:04 minute mark. That was creepy
Yes, I heard that. Came to comments to see if anyone mentioned it. Very distinct.
Clear as day, too! Wow!
Whoa… I closed my eyes to hear better, I don’t know why I do that. Lol… I definitely heard a women ps voice say “I Disagree”
Robert you should ask if you could restore that rising sun and repurpose it for the OBF. It would look spectacular on your farmhouse. ❤ Do it!
Doesn't belong anywhere except where it is. Has been there for decades. Robert's farmhouse has it's own relics.
I agree with you mountainbound1315. Why would anyone want it to lie there and continue to rot away when someone like Robert who loves history could do it justice and rescue it? He can definitely restore it and give it its own honorable place for future generations to look at, learn from, and enjoy!
@@sharmaineburnside9154 Right on, Sharmaine!
@@conniewojahn6445I disagree. I bet the craftsman who made it and the people who lived there would love to know it was preserved and not rotting away.
If you listen at 23:08 when Robert says there isn't anything up the stairs worth seeing... You can clearly hear a woman whisper " I disagree"
Yes I heard her, very clear female voice.
I heard that!!! Very clear! 😮
Yes !
I heard that too. Around 23:04 sounds like she responds with “big secret”.
Set the playback speed at .05 and its plain as day. In fact i would say someone else is with them. No mistake.
At 23:07 does anyone else hear a female voice say
"I disagree" ? Right after Robert asks that there is nothing to see and the other guy says I wouldn't think so.
I keep playing it back and keep hearing it.
Even my Granddaughter heard it.
I heard it.
I'm wondering if there is something hidden away up there that the female who said I Disagree left behind.
I'm in Michigan. Otherwise I would try to find out.
That voice was plain as day !
I just commented - I heard something too! Kind of sounds like “ice cream” haha, I know, but definitely something!
That sound “I disagree” sounded clear as daylight. Gave me the chills. Could’ve been one of the spirits of the owners wife who stayed there long ago.
Whenever I see an abandoned house my mind goes to thoughts of the joys, sorrows and celebrations- Christmas, birthdays, marriages and such - that occurred under its roof.
Edit: at 23:04 does anyone else hear a whisper “I disagree” when Dan replies “I don’t think so” to Roberts saying there’s nothing worth seeing at the top of the stairs?
I definitely heard it!
I heard it. It was definitely a woman's voice.
I herd it as well
Oh yes I DID!! I backed it up 3 times just to hear it again. I was wondering if a female was with them...or not!!
I just commented - I heard something too! Kind of sounds like “ice cream” haha, I know, but definitely something!
23:04/40:37, When Robert said "There is nothing at the top of the stairs worth seeing, right? A women's voice can be heard saying "I DISAGREE". PLEASE LISTEN.
I heard that too, & wondered if it was one of the men I heard by mistake, though it did sound like a woman's voice!
Do you think it’s for Halloween?
Yes!! I heard it too.
I heard this clearly, sounds like unintended EVP maybe
@@racheallewis2437 No, it's for real.
At mark 23.00 when Robert ask if there is enythin worth seeing l? I heard a voice say" I disagree" did anyone else hear that?
I did too, I was going to type something about that?
I HEARD THAT! A woman’s voice !! At 23:05!!
Yes....very clear...no mistaking that.
Omg, heard it too!!
Was this a Halloween event for us Robert? That female voice is soft and clear saying I disagree. Chills!😮
It's so sad to see beautiful structures, like the Rising Sun house fall to ruin. It's true that in only one or two generations a lot of places are abandoned because there are no family left, or they have moved far away, or just have no interest. I agree with some of the people here who have asked if there is some way that the Rising Sun motif can be saved somewhere? Thank you, Robert and Mr. Dan for not forgetting about this house and its glorious past.
I hope that the " Rising Sun " can be saved! What a beautiful example of plantation art!! Please keep us posted. I hope that you can beat vandals and thieves to it.
Rick
Did the house just fall down or did people just plunder and wreck it?
There must be some way of getting the "Rising Sun" to a historical society. I'm from up north and the local historical society has taken parts and wooden pediments from some of the old barns around here. My community is mostly Danish descents and there beautiful carved woodwork above the door even on the barn.
I heard a whisper as well played it back and listened again
Sad to see but the imagination runs wild. People, the times, the lives, history! I think I can hear the voices from those stairs!! Amazingly like the Old Byrd Farm sun and wisteria. I have read Sun symbolism, life, energy, positivity, clarity, confidence, power, peace. I have always wondered what the number of rays means. The OBF has 15, this house, many more. Excellent tour and to see the cemetery too. Wonderful Sidestep Adventure Into History!! Dan's added knowledge of details is always wonderful! Enjoyed!! ❣️❣️👍👍
The whisper said…..I disagree……..very clear
@@sharlettedavidson81 yikes!
Thanks for mentioning the whisper and thanks again for another great adventure guys. I love watching the two of you out exploring. Please tell me that you added the female voice Robert when you were looking up the stairs and telling Dan there was nothing worth seeing at the top of the stairs! There is a clear female voice whispering “I disagree.” Please go back and listen to it and let us know!
@sharlettedavidson81 OMG, I did too. I had to replay it twice. I thought, "Did I just hear what I thought?" Glad I wasn't the only one.
Hi Robert I was listening to your video this afternoon. Very good video by the way. You guys caught an EVP at 23:03-23:04 that says " big secret" or "like a secret" when you are looking up the stairs. Hope you can hear it pretty cool.😊
Omg I just typed the same thing and was reading comments to see if anyone else heard it. Do you think it a Halloween scare for us?
I thought she said I disagree. Responding to Robert and Dan’s statements
I heard, “I disagree” too!
A female voice. So cool!
I listened again and it sure could be disagree
Robert and Mr. Dan,
Is there a way that the Rising Sun motif and the house wood could be re -purposed?
Would the owners allow that, because there are places that would put the remaining structural pieces to good use.
The Rising Sun should be saved at the very least.
Cheers,
Rik Spector
This is such a shame, I'm 52 and if my memory serves, my mother used to talk about the house of the rising sun. Please tell me the rising sun panel can be saved? Even though it's in ruin it looks like it can be moved, restored and put in a county or state museum.
Did anyone else hear the girls voice whisper at 23:03 after Mr Dan says I wouldn't think so not at this point? It sounded like she said I'd scream.
Oh my days, at 23.05 just after you say there's nothing to look at a woman's voice whispers "I disagree"
My bad it's @23.04
I heard the woman's voice whisper "I disagree" too, very clearly.
I got to tell you guys looking inside that house was one of the most haunting, yet peaceful scenes I have ever witnessed of a home returning to nature. Thanks!
Robert and Dan. You should salvage the rising sun. It would make an awesome addition to the old Byrd farm
What a sad ending to a beautiful great home someone’s pride and joy. It’s a shame the owners did not save such a treasure 😢
Absolutely heard the woman’s voice, gave me instant chills!
Oh, that was wonderful. I wonder if they would let the Old Byrd Farm purchase the sun and some of the usable pieces like the transoms etc.. Maybe use as a garden feature with a plaque of where and how it came to obf
I absolutely heard the "i disagree" when Robert said he didn't need to see anything upstairs! I was quite clear.
🇨🇦my mom used to recite this poem. I thought it was the house on the road to suffering. Anyway the show puts me in mind of it. Thank you for this story.
The House with Nobody In It
by Joyce Kilmer (1886-1918)
Whenever I walk to Suffern along the Erie track
I go by a poor old farmhouse with its shingles broken and black.
I suppose I’ve passed it a hundred times, but I always stop for a minute
And look at the house, the tragic house, the house with nobody in it.
I never have seen a haunted house, but I hear there are such things;
That they hold the talk of spirits, their mirth and sorrowings.
I know this house isn’t haunted, and I wish it were, I do;
For it wouldn’t be so lonely if it had a ghost or two.
This house on the road to Suffern needs a dozen panes of glass,
And somebody ought to weed the walk and take a scythe to the grass.
It needs new paint and shingles, and the vines should be trimmed and tied;
But what it needs the most of all is some people living inside.
If I had a lot of money and all my debts were paid
I’d put a gang of men to work with brush and saw and spade.
I’d buy that place and fix it up the way it used to be
And I’d find some people who wanted a home and give it to them free.
Now, a new house standing empty, with staring window and door,
Looks idle, perhaps, and foolish, like a hat on its block in the store.
But there’s nothing mournful about it; it cannot be sad and lone
For the lack of something within it that it has never known.
But a house that has done what a house should do, a house that has sheltered life,
That has put its loving wooden arms around a man and his wife,
A house that has echoed a baby’s laugh and held up his stumbling feet,
Is the saddest sight, when it’s left alone, that ever your eyes could meet.
So whenever I go to Suffern along the Erie track
I never go by the empty house without stopping and looking back,
Yet it hurts me to look at the crumbling roof and the shutters fallen apart,
For I can’t help thinking the poor old house is a house with a broken heart.
Wow, just wow 😥.
I love this.
This is so cool to see! This is my grandmother's great great grandfather's home. My family still has pictures if the old home. My parents got to visit it nearly 25 years ago, I wish I could have seen it then.
I don't know how I missed this awesome video, but I saw your "Saving the Rising Sun" video, and found it. Did anyone else notice the weird (evp)? voice while you were on the stairs? Imagine the treasures you could recover from the old Leonard Plantation trash dump(s)? Even the old Outhouses and Well likely have amazing antiques! Looks like the old house was abandoned with its furnishings still inside. Thats interesting as well!
Yes…very clear
I live in Utah and have absolutely no connection to anyone in Georgia, but all of the stories and history that is told makes me feel like these people are my long lost friends. I enjoy your channel so much! Thank you for sharing your hobby. ❤
Great Video at 23.04 you hear a lady speak sound like she saying i disagree
This was being used as a hunting camp in the early to mid 1980s. I used to hunt right down the road from there.
That was a great exploration of what was a nice home. Dan is always a great addition to your explorations, very knowledgeable. You made me wanna yell at you going near those steps, sketchy ain't even close to that. I had a ancestor settle in Talbot County. He was a Methodist minister and blacksmith. Also served as Grand Chaplain of the Grand Lodge of Georgia (masons). His home was listed as Plesant Hill, I imagine Dan knows where that was/is.
Keep 'em coming Robert.
Uncle Jay
Was there a female with you? At 23:03 after Dan says no not at this point a female whispers I disagree!!!! After Robert asks the question is there anything up there to look at. Please listen people and tell me if I’m crazy or if there was a female with them.
I just commented - I heard something too! Kind of sounds like “ice cream” haha, I know, but definitely something!
No woman was with them. It was spirits voice. 😮
There’s still a lot of architectural salvage in what’s left of the structure. If you can get permission I do think it would be worth your while. It does make you appreciate how lucky we are to have the old houses that have survived intact.
I've seen a lot of these explore videos and this channel has become my favorite. Dan is a wealth of knowledge. I love listening to him talk.
I grew up in western Morris County (NJ). Our church sat on 40 acres, most of which was being leased to a local dairy farmer. Across the road, way back behind the pasture, there was an abandoned house that was smaller than the one in this video, but in about the same condition. In recent years I learned that it was our church's original parsonage, from before the newer one was built in the 1870s or 1880s. The newer one was never abandoned. The older one must be down to nothing by now.
Anyway, it's awesome the rising sun was still there. It would have been interesting to send your drone up those stairs, if it can be controlled that precisely. I loved that church and cemetery afterward. I'll see if I can look it up on the website, Historic Rural Churches of Georgia.
This is the second video of theirs I see and I must say it feels like a little vacation from the craziness of today. I enjoy the simplicity and craftsmanship of early home design and construction. My house was built in 1900 and it stands strong. Has had modern electrical upgrades and facade work but it is a pretty cool piece of history that I’m proud of.
It's so sad to see these old houses falling apart and down 😢😢😢😢. I wish the other family would have taken care of them
Just after you say there's nothing worth looking upstairs right a women is heard saying I disagree.
@23:04 😮 you hear a lady say "i disagree" I love watching these episodes it amazes me how you hear voices in the background
Thank you Dan for preserving so much History.. I'm a History lover so this is up my alley..
Omgosh, i heard the voice too!! thats crazy!! ❤😮
23:04 Robert you have a female whispering “it’s Great” this was the time you said there’s nothing at the top of these stairs worth seeing!
You caught a ghost! 👻👍♥️♥️♥️♥️
Or she said I disagree ! 😁
No that was really cool. Maybe the design on the head stone was made to represent creek art. And are you going to ask for permission to get the rising sun porch cap. That was a lot of work and should be preserved. Thank you Dan and Robert for sharing
Its so sad to see these big old houses left to die. And old landmarks. We are losing those here too now with the huge influx of people. So very saf. Glad you are documenting all these places! And the old cemetaries too. Thankyou Robert and everyone!
This is the first time that i could actually hear "the voice" on one of these videos.
In anyone's honest opinion, what contributed to the house's current condition? Weather? Tornadoes? Ice storms? The walls are pretty impressive - strong. Maybe not the strength but the structure. It's old and worn (like me! ha!) but still has a lot of substance and historical significance.
Now the church! The cemetery! Beautifully kept up.💕
Thank you for sharing!
The House Of The Rising Sun motif is still a beauty! What a gorgeous piece of history!💛
Water is the enemy, it destroys everything. Once the roof goes it’s all over.
When you are on the stairs around 23:00 mark I hear a woman say I disagree creepy.
Love your videos. May the lord bless and protect you and bringing out the past history
When you ask if there's anything at the top of the stairs worth looking at,there is a woman's voice whispering. An evp. I've replayed it several times. Creepy!
That is so awesome that you guys are taking up the history of that house and documenting it. It’s really a shame a lot of these old plantation homes are dying out. We have one in Virginia that was on 3600 acres eight bedrooms three stories it was beautiful when I was a kid and now it’s so dilapidated you can’t even walk through it or fireplace in every room just a beautiful place the original owner built it in 1766 all brick but the roof and the floors are gone really sad
so sad to see the remains of the house, wonderful grave markers! hope your cleaning preserves them all.
Hello Robert and Dan it's a shame nobody could have save the house 🏠 it even makes me sad to see it but at least you found the rising sun 🌄 panel it looks in good shape I hope they can save it definitely deserve to be saved I wish that the house could be the same but it's gone too far that's what I like about the south history thanks Robert for sharing Andrew south wales uk 👍 👌 😀 🇬🇧
DID Aanyone else hear the girls voice at the 23:00 minute mark?!?!?!?!
she said "i dissagree!!!! listen close when they talk about nothing to been seen upstaris!
So clear….yes
Thank you, Dan and Robert, for taking us to see this amazing piece of history of Talbot County, Georgia. What a beautiful home that it must have been!
Daredevil Robert!! That look on your face when that sounds was behind you!!😂
Its sad that no one was able to save such a beautiful house.
The Tingley family were gravestone carvers and my ancestors. Thomas Tingley (1667-1724) lived in Attleboro, MA and his house from 1723 still exists there. Other family members later moved to Providence and continued the trade. Samuel (1752-1846) his sons Silvanus(1782-1854)and Samuel( 1785-1869)were known for their fine carvings that included urns and willows. It was a wonderful surprise to see this gravestone in Georgia!
Samuel showed under his father finally populated result in database. He is a 7th x 6 removed cousin from Harper/Collier in common. My one 11th Greats in common are over Peabody. I believe lower I had about a 6th Freeman/Robinson who recently were linked to their family or I'd have another cousinship show. Fun! Roderick was a 10th but did say Talbot, GA area...wasn't sure I had the right one.
Many of my family (father's side) were in Massachusetts.
Quick question: when y’all were at the stairs. Did anyone hear the lady say “I Disagree” when talking about nothing to see upstairs.
I heard it! 23:03
Makes me sad to see such a piece of history totally destroyed by abandonment. Breaks my heart. Such stories it could tell.
Awesome poem someone shared. I’m keeping it to read always
The female voice definitely said, "I disagree." I have always been skeptical about EVPs (because, come on, people tend to hear, or not hear, what they want, and there are usually multiple interpretations about what was supposedly said), but that is probably the clearest EVP I've ever heard. In fact, it immediately reminded me of the time the disembodied voice of a young girl whispered in my ear when I was houseshopping with a real estate agent. It was obvious when we walked in because lights all over the house were flickering, and the front door was moving back and forth "on its own." I'll never forget what the girl said. "You wouldn't like it here." NOT the stereotypical, "GET OUT!" Just, "You wouldn't like it here." The air was electric in that place. The whole time, the real estate lady just stood by that door that never stopped moving, her eyes wide in fear and amazement. Finally, she said, "Well, I guess this isn't the house." So we left, but I warned her when we set out that afternoon that I am "a sensitive," and, "If there's anything in any of these houses, I'll know it." And I'm pretty sure 'they' saw me coming too, because at first, the front door wouldn't even open, despite the fact that we had the correct key. Later, over the phone, I asked the real estate lady if that kind of thing had ever happened in all the years she'd been showing houses. She said, "Never." No one has to believe me, but that's what happened. God's truth.
Loving these little longer videos!! Keep doing good works
Love seeing these old homes
It’s sad no one took care of them to make the still livable
Thanks Robert and Dan! Love how Dan was so calm when he said “ I don’t think this is a good idea! 😂
Since the place is abandoned, can't you bring that to the Old Byrd Farm a revive this beautiful piece of art and history.
Land is listed
Saving the Rising sun would be fantastic! A job to get it out of there though. Please stay safe guys. Thank you for taking me along. I enjoyed the whole video.❤😊
Good to see you Dan 😊
It’s always interesting seeing in your videos when people have the same birthday as I do. Great vids. Take care.
At 23:03 “I disagree”? You add that in?
That is awesome y'all found the namesake of the house. Try to save it. It's such a sad fate for the house. I'm glad the Old Byrd Farm didn't succumb to that. That's crazy the other chimney is standing. Dan, Robert is 1/2 of "2 idiots in a ditch." LOL
Was such a beautiful piece of history what a target thing to see it falling down 😢so very sad. Thank you for sharing this with us before it's all gone .
Better taking the pupper in the store in the backpack than letting them walk around. Great video as always. Travel safe and stay safe. Peace ✌️
This is beautiful!! I love how y’all are keeping southern history preserved and alive. IT IS THE PAST AND WE CANNOT CHANGE THE PAST!! We can only change the future. Thank you for doing this. Laura, Northeastern KY
Another great video! I love learning about the history of these places.
😊👋🇺🇲🇨🇭🏴☠️👍 thx for interesting & entertaining shows of old landmarks!
Thank you Robert and Dan.
So happy, Robert that you and Dan went here to see this old house of the rising sun, and to be able to cut tholugh the Westeria and FIND the rising sun, and to still have those memories..Shame that you could not take that and attach it to the Old Byrd Farm..still looks like it is in decent shape..HOW did the front porch section with the rising sun, get so far away from where the house?? Looks more l;ike people took it off and laid it down, more than westeria taking it down..suxh a shame that is almost gone. I am also happy that you chickened out form the stairs as well..very intersting cemetery. thank you both Robert and Dan for this Cemetery visit, as well.
I can’t believe they haven’t responded yet about that clear as day voice on the stairs. Even if it was just one of the guys it’s too big of a deal to ignore! We need to know
Yep 8 sure heard it too!!
Uncle Robert you uncle Dan should Carrie a spirit box with you so you can talk to the dead and get answers back ok
Listen at 23:03
You should try to get permission to medal detect the property. Would love to see what could be found.
I’ve visited this house before and it was absolutely beautiful! I found it on my way to Talbotton in 2018 and stopped and took several pictures of it, it’s a shame UA-cam won’t let me attach a picture to this comment. I passed by it again a few months ago, and was extremely saddened to see how much it had deteriorated. So sad to see such a historical landmark falling into ruin. Would love to see the rising Sun. Pediment saved!
Hello Mr Dan and Robert.
that was awesome.. i love it...
There is a song The rising Sun in 1933 it's a great song. I have enjoyed this very much God bless you both 🙏❤️
Wow, someone needs to get that rising sun piece from the woods and that door. Just beautiful. Thank y'all for sharing. Love from Albany Georgia 🌞
I just stumbled upon this video and read comments about the whisper of a woman saying “I disagree”.
I’m watching on my phone, I put my phone close to my ear and I did hear it.
I wonder whom or what it was 🧐
My soul hurts for these old homes…
At the mark of 23:05 it sounds like a child whispers it’s secret or something like that. I went back to listen several times.
Wisteria is my all time favorite flower. I bet when it's in bloom, that roadside is something to see. (And inhale.) I know that would make the exploration a lot more difficult, though. I'm happy you found the rising sun.
Fantastic! The house is in crumbles,overgrown and forgotten but if walls could talk. The history and the imagination runs to wondering "what happened here?" 😮 That tall chimney had a big hearth...looks like the original house was much sturdier than the additions the picture showed, I wandered if fire at the back of the house may have damaged it . Would also be interesting to do some digging and metal detecting.
I have seen the “Rising Sun” motif on doors of 1850’s home in my community.
Thanks guys 😊
It is so sad to see these old historical home falling I. Sad Sad Sad
I enjoyed this video so very much Robert and am of the opinion that so many have expressed to save the artwork of the Rising sun. It's a piece of history!!
Hey Robert, I hope someone was with you and Dan when y’all were there at the old house, cause when you were trying to decide whether or not to go up those stairs, I heard what sounded like a woman’s voice say something.I backed it up 2-3 times and could never understand what she said but someone spoke,it didn’t sound like Dan either.
The rising sun is iconic!!!it needs to be saved!!!so glad you uncovered that porch roof!!!some beautiful works!!
Some of those old boards could be repurposed