Incredible Packed Abandoned Mountain Side House w/ Forgotten Maverick & Plymouth Cars
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- Опубліковано 22 вер 2023
- This historic old house was built by a civil war veteran who served in a couple large battles in maryland during the American civil war. After the war he built this nice old farmhouse in western Pennsylvania in the late 1860’s too early 1870’s. When the house was built he offered it as a gift too his new bride. The house would stay in there same family for a century until being sold to a relative in the late 1980’s. Sadly the final owners passed away with no kids too pass the house onto so now it has sat forgotten since the late 90’s. Truly a unique place and I would have loved too seen it when it still had the second story porch on the front of the house! It would’ve been a beautiful place back in the day especially before the asphalt shingles was added on the exterior over the wooden siding. Sadly this place appears to be in its final days. Just glad I was able too document it! Thank you for watching! Like & comment and subscribe if you enjoy my videos! Thank you!
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It's sad, you know? These great, solid, old homes are treated like the elderly in this country. Thrown away, and forgotten, like all that junk. It's a disgrace, really, but people's values today are, too. Thanks, Kappy! Hi, Ruby! Sorry to vent, but it gets me sometimes
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The respect thing is totally on spot.
Shoot as a child if I showed disrespect to any elders as I see today I would have literally been crucified by my elders for any amount of disrespect..Plus the value of actually earning my way was highly enforced not everything being out like seen today..
I saw a little video today of historical Detroit- pictures of once magnificent sights from a glorious, distant past, beside the ruins it's in today. I kept hearing that old familiar refrain, how we are responsible for protecting our world 'for the future.' Seems like those in charge, who constantly espouse these sentiments, have done a very poor job of protecting our history, let alone our world. 'Actions speak louder than words,' but today's programming dictates that people trust the rhetoric and ignore the actions. The good old days really were just that, regardless of what the programmed rhetoric and propaganda tells you. There is a reason for all that deception. The problem is, will people wake up to the deception before it's too late?
@@rockybernard2997so true!!!!👏💯💯💯 this is "purposeful decline" being pushed by the Elites!.....who are really just radical Marxist scumbags in a suit and tie! 😠
Unfortunately...... Things are going to have to get alot worse before they get better! 🤷♀️ Folks are going to have to experience real material loss and hardship before they finally realize that it's our own government responsible for the destruction of the American dream! 🥺
I feel the same way
It is heartbreaking how many old farmhouses like this are left! So many different unique reasons for each one being left forgotten! Thank you very much for watching!! :)
That place has been abandoned for at least 40 yrs. Not much longer for that house but glad we got to see it. Thank you.
Well said! It’s days are definitely numbered! Thank you for the kind words and watching!! :)
Thank you Kappy for another great video. My Mom and I would watch every one of your new videos together. She just passed a few days ago and now every time I watch your videos I feel her with me watching too! 🥰
Sending love. ❤
It’s so True 💯% when you’re close!
They never leave You.
Forever ♾ in Each other’s ♥️ and Soul 🕯
I’m so sorry for your loss, so glad to hear she enjoyed checking out these old houses too!! Thank you so much for watching and the kind words!!! :)
Sorry for your loss. I just lost my Mom last month. And She was the one who got me into urban exploring. We'd stop at old abandoned farm houses and wander around trying to figure out what life was like there. She never missed a video from Kappy. And sitting here now, I feel like She's watching with me also. My prayers are with you.
@urbanexploringwithkappy1773 Sometimes, we never know how we touch other's lives. But if we leave them with a smile, then it's worth the journey.
Dang! The way everything was all strewn about and broke, they were just going through it to find valuable items. The "Hoosier cabinet" in the kitchen was awesome to see. It is very much in demand as far as collecting goes. Even the wall paper was great to see too. Another great video Mr Kappy! Thanks for taking me along!
Makes you wonder how much stuff was taken. 😔
@@malindahenke5724 so true...
@@malindahenke5724it seems like it's always kids that break into these places and wreck everything. A lot of times they don't even bother taking the stuff that actually is worth anything. 🙄 They'll break the really neat and valuable vintage furniture...... And destroy all the vintage clothing. 🥺 It really pisses me off!!!!! 😠
Thanks for info! Didn’t realize was a old Hoosier cabinet!! Much appreciated for kind words and watching!! :)
I noticed that too, it’s an unusual one and actually looks to be in good shape!
Man, this sure is a packed house that’s been totally trashed. What a shame. I bet in its heyday it was a warm, welcoming home. Thank you for showing it to us. 💜
I'd bet that house was full of love 💖 and laughter. And the story of it being built and givin as a love present was passed from family member to member. Such a lovely little house.
Old houses used to have toilets in the basement to help prevent backups in the upstairs bathrooms. When backups occurred, sewage would enter homes and overflow from the fixtures lowest to the ground, so the basement toilet acted as a safety valve.
Wow! The amount of items left behind. This home was a catch all for things no one wanted it seems. It still would’ve been so pretty in it’s early years. Thanks so much Kappy!!!! Your videos never disappoint!! Stay safe out there. ❤
Much appreciated! Yeah the piano and cars were pretty cool! Always love seeing vintage old cars! Thank you very much for watching!! :)
@@urbanexploringwithkappy1773I don't think that was a piano! Way to complicated a organ early electric organ using pumps to pressurised air through the organ pipes instead of a bellows
Hey Kappy. Pretty cool house. I used to drive a Ford Maverick. Lol. Love the old cars. Thanks for the explore! ✌️
That was a big house. Loved the Hoosier cabinet. It must have looked nice with the porches back in the day. Thanks Kappy!
Wow, what a great find. I bet this house was beautiful back in the day. It is a shame that it has been left to deteriorate like this beyond repair. I can't believe all of the stuff that was left behind. So many things discarded through out the house. This is so sad 😢. The house was just ransacked by people who just didn't care what they tore up and what they could take.
I bet at one time a happy family lived in it and the house was filled with lots of love.
Thanks Kappy for finding this house and sharing it with us. You gave the house a chance to speak one last time... I always enjoy watching your vedios. Take care and stay safe out there...
Glad you enjoyed!! Thank you so very much for the kind words and watching!! :)
Nice old house ,love looking at homes this age,they remind me the one I grew up in with grandparents,loved those days ,thanks for showing them
It's so sad to see abandoned houses like that 😢😢 maybe they were using as a dumping ground.thank you for sharing from an old grandma and great Grandma from Canada 😊😊
That's lathe on the walls Kappy. They'd nail it up first with gaps in between, then slather on the plaster. Plaster would ooze between the lathe in order to cling.
The wallpaper and paneling in older homes was to cover cracks in the plaster as the homes would settle.
I've lived in several older homes. Currently my farmhouse, 133yrs old, has the same issues. Many layers of wallpaper, which I've painted over, and paneling, that I thought I'd never use, is currently in one bedroom and will be putting a chair rail in my dining room with Aspen paneling.
Those trusses in the attic, would burn for days if used for firewood. Old wood gets harder as it ages and burns nice and sloooow.
Great capture of times when homes were built to last.
Edit: I commented before I got to the end.
Sure hope you're able to go inside all those homes at the end of the video.
Love seeing everything.
It almost looks like they were packing up to move and something happened. A lot of memories there of some family. Thanks for sharing.
I can see this house being lived in by the original owners. Raised a family then grew old. The children probably moved away, if they had any. My point is that when we are gone all that is left is our stuff to show that we were ever here. Although it shows a life well lived, maybe some struggles along the way but everyone has those. IDK, it just makes me sad to see so many personal items rotting away and no one bothered to tend to all the memories. It breaks my heart.
Love how there’s almost always a cleaning product sitting amongst the mess. 😂
Seems like everyone had a piano. Always wanted one but $.
Thank you for the upload!
Looks like a haunted house! 👻☠️🎃🫣 Strange layout inside with its big, boxy rooms. Views of the landscape were nice. I bet it would have been awesome to relax on that upstairs porch and have a coffee in the morning before getting the day started. Pleeeease be careful Kappy...can't have you falling through floors! 🫣
My mother would have been thrilled with this house considering all the mason jars that were left. I definitely would have been bringing her home some canning jars, which meant more food for the winter! The dresser with the big round mirror that had been broken in one of the rooms had what is called a waterfall top. That style is from the 1920s and 30s. It is an Art Deco style. I was surprised you didn't mention the baby pram in the attic. A lot of people get excited about baby prams. Nice tour of that abandoned home!🎉
Yeah I loved that dresser!!! It's a shame somebody broke the mirror! 🥺 I happen to have an entire bedroom suit of art Deco waterfall furniture! I've been collecting it a piece at a time over the last 4 years, restoring each one as I go! 🥰 it Definitely screams 1940s glamour!!! 😍
Great observations!! Wish I’d had a extra set of eyes!! Much appreciated for the info on the art deco piece! How cool!! Thank you very much for watching!! :)
Usually them old TVs get dirt baked on it from years of use . The front of the CRT looks clean so I bet the picture tube is still like new. Beautiful old house Kappy thanks for the video.
That looks like a 1959 Plymouth Fury!.... or at least a Belvedere. That's a SUPER RARE car these days! And worth a good chunk when restored! If you've ever seen the movie "Christine" .....which was based on a murderous red 1958 Fury, you'll see why they are highly sought after! 🤷♀️
Pretty sure it is a Fury based on the side trim holes. The trim on a Belvedere stops just behind the front wheel-well. Goes all the way to the front on a Fury. Also turns upward on the rear fin for a fury but kinda hard to tell for sure from the video.
@@joshriver75 yeah, the vid doesn't focus on the parts of the body that give it away. But I do believe you're right that it's a fury because it looks like a higher trim level. Would have been nice if kappy would have focused on the side of one of the tail fins for a few seconds..... Would have been able to read out the nameplate.
I had a '75 Ford Maverick in my early twenties.
What a beautiful old place. I think I saw a Louisville stone wear mug. And maybe the Ohio river. Thank you for sharing 😊
I love the older houses. They are so unique and have their own story to tell. Thanks for sharing 👍 😊 😀 ❤❤
Me too! Thank you for watching!! :)
Cool old 🚗 cars
Appreciate the history you research. It really adds to the explore. Great job!!
Thank you!! Always share it if I can find it in the description!! Trying to get better and add it in with voiceover too my videos! Thanks for watching! :)
WOW! That is a player piano, worth a ton even in its condition. The horizontal wood slats are lath strips for the wall plaster, later on they used wire lath.
Oh, so much, stuff, everywhere. Place sure has seen better, nicer days. Sad it had really nice big rooms and lm sure it was a nice place before vandals got in there and trashed what was left behind. The cars and the barn were pretty cool. Thanks, Kappy
Just amazes me why these abandoned old houses are always trashed. Great find!
Thank you for watching! :)
Look forward to each of ur videos, Kappy! I love the old wallpaper, like Ruby! And all the architectural details and built ins from these old beauties! Keep up the great work and stay safe!🥳
Thank you for saying that!! Much appreciated for the kind words and watching!! :)
I had a Maverick in my much younger years…😂😅giving my age away…Thanku for the video Kappy.
Dad bought me a brand new Maverick in 1970 when I got my license.
Beautiful car! How did it run? Thanks for watching!! :)
@@urbanexploringwithkappy1773 ran beautifully because it was new’ish😂
@@budlistar5312 my father bought mine for me as well
I always get the feeling in these old houses like someone is hiding in there. Especially when there’s a room with a door that won’t open or only opens a little. I listened several times to the part at the end during the explore of the basement when there was that odd sound from above. Don’t think that was wind. Definitely a door being opened and someone running out. Maybe from the bathroom on main floor? Seemed like someone was pushing door from inside. Always amazed at all the old pianos left behind. Those are expensive instruments, yet they lie abandoned in so many of these houses.
I remember when the Ford Maverick came out Brand New model and saw the first one on the road.
That place has been abandoned a very long time. Those big trees surrounding the house. Very interesting looking definitely adds privacy. Lots of stuff left behind and then those old cars. Pretty cool. Great find!
Beautiful home! Even an old Player piano that played by itself!
WOW!! A 57 PLYMOUTH FURY IN THE FIELD WITH HER BACK WINGS,, WE HAVE A 58 DODGE CUSTOM ROYAL SWEEP WINGS ,, SAD TO SEE HER LIKE THIS WITH A 70S MAVERICK ,,..THE OLD PIANO WAS A PLAYER PIANO YOU WOULD PUT THE SCROLLS INSIDE.. ITS ELECTRIC..COOL OLD BARN OWL OR HAWK,, SRIPPED FEATHERS... THANKS KAPPY....
A beautiful piece of land, it is a shame that it is not re-developed with a new home on it.
I don't know how people could stand that old paneling my grandparents had that and always hated it
Such amazing sights you bring us each Week, Kappy! Seeing so many old brands bring up nice memories: the Land O' Lakes (before they removed the Indian Maid!) Chase & Sandborn Coffee, Fantastik! cleaner, Lincoln Logs, Alcoa Wrap, the Crock Pot in 70's lettering, Cheer! (I can still see their laundry detergent commercial!), BB gun (oh, once upon a time, BB guns were the bees knees to play with!) RCA and barrels with hard cardboard sides! Oh, those wonderful pieces of furniture/consoles that housed old televisions! There must have been a HI FI console somewhere in that mess! And I think that was a pianola, a player piano that could play songs off of prerecorded on rolls. I get a kick out of these toilets in the basement. Brings to mind something I read long time ago, about a pioneer lady's reaction, who, in a so very much more distant time ago, was faced with having a toilet IN HER HOUSE. To her, the idea was disgusting. No doubt, her idea of an in house 'toilet' was having an outhouse erected beside her sitting room which Would Indeed be unpleasant, bordering on disgusting. Is a toilet in the basement a glimpsed into early opinions about how floorplans should be designed? Or simply an added convenience during someone's basement activities? Thank you for the memories, Kappy. So many memories, and you didn't even touch the shellac records! Oh, those were the days, glorious even smothered in dust and cobwebs! You can't old buy memories; that's why they're priceless!
About the cars 1957 Plymouth and Ford Maverick. The Maverics had a 302 6cylinder motor. A real strong motor. Good mileage for that era.
About the house, basement and barn stairways were in really good condition. Looked to have replaced sometime. A wise move!
Neat old house.
What a sad ending for a house, a home that was once loved.
You must have filmed this awhile back Kappy as it looked like there were traces of snow on the ground and the trees were bare . I remember a house my Grandma had having that same fake brick siding on it . Years later after she sold it a different owner took all of that off and went back to the original clapboard siding underneath. It changed the look of the house entirely. BTW the piano looked to be an old player piano .
Yes indeed filmed this one nearly a year ago! Everything is so green still! Can’t wait for fall! Thanks for watching!!! :)
Interesting how they changed how the stairway was. It used to come to a landing, then turn and the last few steps went the opposite direction. At some point they said "screw that, we are going straight up. No turn". That house went through a lot of reconfigurations!!!
thank you for capturing that peice of our history
Omg!!!! That car was Plymouth Fury!!! Well its a 59 Christine was a 58 Which is my name and is a awesome movie!!! Thank u for doing these videos!!!! Please be safe and tell Ruby HI!!
Never seen the movie! I’ll have too check it out! Thank you very much for watching! :)
Great movie! Loved when Arnie drove it into Darnell's garage and it was smoking like crazy. Darnell was a funny guy, tough but a good guy. Interesting movie.
I enjoy these videos, it makes you think,this one makes me sad, must've been bad.
Hi Kappy
This looks like a hoarder house to me. When there is so much stuff piled up that’s
usually the case. When you were in that creepy basement I heard a door close
upstairs so I don’t think you were alone. They may have been hiding in that room
you couldn’t get in upstairs.
This house must be abandon for decades. At least since 1977 like the calendar
said. Nice work Kappy. Keep up the good work and stay safe and well while
doing it.👍🏚️
Walls are laid like that when using plaster. My 1924 farm house had horse hair in the plaster you could see of back side that hadn't been smoothed. Plaster walls were made of materials found in surrounding area free
My wife is a neatness freak, she’d loose her mind in there. Where is this again?😊
Wow the poor thing is losing it's roof .Good thing you did this video cuz the house's days are numbered now for real..Water being one of the most destructive powers to about any dwelling especially wood framed ones.. Great video really enjoyed it.. Thanks once again Nappy love some of the old architecture displayed in your video's..👍✌️
Opening intro close up of the front porch and window, I was expecting to see the Wicked Witch of the East legs in it. 😂😂 Sad that once again people let these rot.
A very interesting home, looks like it could have been from the earlier 1900's somewhere. If it had been vacant since the 70's it really was not in to bad of shape considering. 😀
Did anybody else notice that piano is a player piano? Super cool!
Wow, so many items left. That house has been sitting empty a long time. Thank you Kappy!!
If walls could talk! WOW
That's an old player piano. Really needs to be saved.
Thanks for another tour
Can’t believe the cars are still there. They are worth something. A Maverick is an old Ford vehicle
Awesome house! The trees add a unique touch 😅
Thanks for watching! :)
The Plymouth looks like Christine from the movie Christine and Maverick was made by Ford.and I belive that was a player piano. You'd put a roll inside the mechanism and it played by itself.
Love the simplicity of your explores~thank you Kappy ❤ Another great house❣️
Much appreciated!! Glad you enjoy! :)
A good size Farm House in it's day. A couple of pieces of furniture savable. The B&W Motorola from the 1950's was was high end. The piano is called Player Piano. You would insert roller sheet to play music by itself. The Ford Maverick was from the 1970's. The reason you don't here much of this car. It had a major flaw. You rear end this and the gas tank would explode. The Plymouth from the mid to late 1950's. It's a Plymouth Fury . The body shape looks in good shape. It might be restorable.
My friends borrowed mine in 1980 and got rear ended. Thankfully they ran out of gas and weren't sitting in it at the time
Sunset was awesome and would make a nice screen saver.
The house of the mason jars! Darn that cheesy paneling, drop ceilings. I’m glad I can see thru that stuff, but oh I bet it was a neat place back in the day! Thanks for posting !
A Ford maverick! I learned to drive in my Moms 73 Ford Maverick! Lol!
That's a Ford Maverick. They first started making them in the seventies as an economical car that got better gas mileage. My dad bought one for my mom, the first brand new car they'd ever had and we had it for about two days before my sixteen year old sister totaled it 🫤 That was 1975 or 76. Loved the video Kappy.
That looks exactly like my first car, a 1977 Ford Maverick that I bought in '79! 😎. It had a vinyl roof and was white too. Would love to see the inside
Cant belive why is soo destroided. Thsts bad.Thanks for share,soo intressting👍🙂
That's Christine!
Humans are such destructive animals! Such historical beauty should be respected!
Another great video
thats a old one kappy....cool..
Much appreciated for watching!! :)
I bet you could find some groovy clothes in there!!! 😅😂
I remember the Mavrick!! I think it's a Ford.
Lots of junk. Really nice explore Kappy, love that staircase. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
The piano is a "Player piano" it plays songs by itself using punched paper rolls.
This must've been a beautiful house in its day. As with a lot of these old houses it seems like the last occupants might've been hoarders. One thing I noticed that was rather odd, was no fireplaces, couldn't really see any chimneys either except for that partial one by the back porch? Very strange. Thank you for the video!!
Yes it was a strange heating situation! I never saw any fireplaces, the area is well known for using coal tho! Thanks for watching! :)
So was it abandoned in the late 90s, like the description says, or the late 70s, like the calendar said? It’s really strange how abandoned houses sometimes have really old calendars and then fairly new calendars nearby.
It amazes me that someone hung those clothes up 45 years ago and there still hanging thete.I wonder what the record is for that?Did someone hang clothes up 200 years ago and they're still hanging?Maybe in Egyptian tombs they hung up garments 3,500 years ago and they're still hanging.
Thank u Kappy 4 another great vid! This place was packed with stuff. Love these old places! Ty 4 finding some great places 2 film!! Stay safe!!
My first car was a '74 Ford Maverick. I wish I still had it! Maverick is now the name of Ford's latest truck. My house was built in the same time period and the walls are wood lath and horse hair plaster.
Wow 😯 thank you for sharing
Sup from Kentucky😊
Looks like a player piano. Some people used to write phone numbers on the wall near the phone when they didn't have paper or didn't want to lose a number (my mom would never have allowed it!). I hate how people thought paneling could cover a multitude of sins back in the day.
Don’t often see player pianos that weren’t gutted and resold as regular ones back in the 60’s and 70’s, the basement toilet was less for using and more for managing overflow from an older sewer system.
As always, thank you Kappy! ❤
Much appreciated for watching!! :)
Kind of looks like a hoarder/squatter situation...hard to see the bones of the place. They built to last back in the day...and despite its treatment it still stands. Thanks Kappy.
Urban Exploring with kappy thanks for sharing this video with me about Incredible Packed Abandoned Mountain Side House w/ Forgotten Maverick & Plymouth Cars it was a really interesting video the place looked like it was noy lived in for sometime the place was packed with a lot of stuff and i can't wait to see your next video and God Bless.
Very atmospheric.
Very cool 😎👍 kappy love those old places
That was a player piano. This was a farmhouse. Built when farmers had big families in order to help run the farm. That Hoover cabinet in the kitchen is actually worth quite a bit of money even though it is damaged. My husband and I were moving into our first old house in 1977. We were young and had more energy than money. The paneling is more of a 60's craze. I remember my parents putting up paneling in their old house. Sigh. The place there had pretty wall paper on the walls that weren't paneled. There must have been an incredible view from the second story porch. Sadly, this is another old house that has outlived it's purpose. I felt like the trees in the front of the house were hiding it in shame. Made me feel very sad. The cars were both Plymouths. The one with the fins from the 50's; the Maverick was from the 60's. Thanks for another interesting video.
Thank you for sharing the information! I don’t know much about old cars!! Much appreciated for the kind words and watching!! :)
Thanks Kappy ,you never disappoint. Hello to Ruby
Much appreciated for the kind words and watching!! :)
Pretty front door.
💟. That absolutely stunning
video montage of
abandoned homes
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Too kind of you to say! Thank you very much for watching!! :)
I'd love to see more of this 😊
Wow!!
You found Christine! 1958 or 59 Plymouth Fury
realy neat thank you .GB
Christine in the field
windos in the plimth good two door cool car
veiws are so pretty
Looks like someone ransacked the place looking for something and apparently did not find it so they threw everything around in a rage. How sad. That player piano was great, I bet there were some of the old tumblers around that had the music on it. Bet this place was beautiful back in the day though, too bad it has decayed to this. Thank you for sharing and you have a great day
I swear at 14:05 it sounded like a door closing and then footsteps moving fast upstairs, creepy.