This incredible farm house was built in the mid 1800s and originally had many acres of land. Unfortunately the house is now DEMOLISHED for new housing developments, since the land was more valuable then the house it was torn down. I sadly couldn’t find much information beside that though. It was definitely a very cool place with lots of unique and strange things! Very glad to have been able to film it before it was gone. Filmed this a while back and since then everything is gone including the house. It’s a Sad but common occurrence nowadays. Thanks for watching hope you enjoy!
There are houses in Florida on or near the ocean to where the living quarters are on the top floor to enjoy the view. Same is true for houses built in a mountain area. It looks like the orginal owners did have a kitchen down stairs. The bedspread my mother had one like it back in the 60's. A beautiful place. Not alot of fluff just simplistic. Video was great.
It seemd like someone recently lived on the top floor, because the furniture didn't have much dust on them. What a waste of a beautiful old house to make room for modern cookie cutter style housing. Thank for the great video. Be safe.
Sad to see it was demolished. Hope some of the contents were salvaged. There were some nice antiques there. Glad you were able to film it before it was lost. Really enjoying your videos, Kappy!
Hey Kappy...I stumbled onto your site a couple of weeks ago! I watch a few of your vids a day to get caught up to the present. I'm not one to comment...this may actually be my first. Instead of commenting on any one vid in particular, I decided to make a general comment. Your videography/ editing is GREAT: directed, steady, and focused so the viewer can envision and have time to ponder what you are actually seeing. Your commentary adds to what you FEEL/ EXPERIENCE, and therefore what we FEEL as if we were there (a fly on the wall-lol). I appreciate your respect for the properties, owners, and those - that were - that left their imprint in time, sadly forgotten many times by family or friends...thankfully not lost because of your documentation! Watching your vids reminds me of the adventures my cousin and I had when we were in our teens, back in the mid-1970's, exploring vacant farm homesteads in rural S. Illinois...not to vandalize/ destroy, but to have first hand experience of what would become lost history to modern development. When my travels bring me back to Maryland, I would love to do an explore with you!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks Again! Peace, Best Wishes, and Be Safe, Gary
Wow wow wow! Kappy I think someone was trying to restore this property at some point in time. So much construction equipment, lumber, etc. you found an AWESOME property! Makes me so sad it's gone. You never disappoint! You preserved the memory of this history. Sometimes I hate "progress." Enjoyed!!!
I am praying that someone took some of the items in that house!! They are in such nice condition that someone could use that stuff. Hate to see it get destroyed and thrown in a landfill.
So glad you were able to document this before it was gone. Beautiful old home... So sad that people don't see any need to preserve our past... absolutely amazing. I kept expecting someone to walk in on you. The bed is made and the box of tissues on the night stand.... I surely hope someone got the valuable stuff out of there before they demolished it.
That top floor must have been an apartment, maybe for a grandparent or boarder. ALOT of nice antiques there! I wish I could have been at the antique store that got that church pew and that cat quilt!
What a find! Too *much* stuff, but you're obviously right about it being the home of a musician or musicians. I thought so when I saw that stack of electronic gear, probably amplifiers, 'cuz there were more later, plus stacks of speakers. I'll add my hopes that someone hauled away the good stuff and donated and/or sold it. The upstairs was really nice a bright and light. Must've been comfy---and someone obviously built or repaired something, judging by the hundreds of parts drawers (reminds me of my own workshop). Good goin', Kappy!
What an absolutely positively incredible home 🏡! I was amazed at how tidy & organized it was for being abandoned 🤔 I have to wonder how long it was sitting empty ... the neatness throughout the rooms ( a long with the well keep older items ) had me thinking an older couple who took extreme pride & cherish every piece they owned ... what state was this in? You did an awesome job capturing so much in such little time 👍
Glad you’re capturing video of these houses before they disappeared for cookie cutter housing development. A lot of them were custom built, frozen in time, and remind us of how we “used” to live in simpler days. My earliest memories stretch back to the early 90s unfortunately but seeing some of these places gives perspective on times before then.
Looks like the person who lived there was a carpenter and musician! He probably wondered where his watch was ! Im very saddened by this lovely old place! Looks like a life was cut short! Thanks Kappy 👍 🙋🕊️
This place was definitely very nice inside way different from how the exterior looked, it definitely looked like the owners could come back and start living there like nothing had changed, it's unfortunate places like these get torn down for cookie cutter neighborhoods.
Kappy this was a real gem, very nice find and hardly any visitors, because more visitors means more dust, very nice stuff left there loved watching it thnx, to bad it is gone now.
Wow Kappy. That has got to be one of the best finds ever. If I was to come over there I think that would be my first call. It's unbelievably untouched...amazing. Thank you for sharing.
Remarkable how little change had been made to the house. I wouldn't be surprised if the paint on the woodwork is the original pre-Civil War paint. If that house was here in the part of Indiana where I live, the historical preservation people would be making a big effort to save the house.---I saw "Julie is her name" and a glimpse of the photo on one of the album covers. That has to be the late Julie London famous for the song "Cry Me a River". Moments afterward I saw leaning against the wall what appeared to be a charcoal drawing of a man who reminded me of the author Truman Capote. I'm not into crafts but that was one impressive bedspread on the bed; a lot of work and artistry went into making what must be very valuable. As mentioned below, I sure hope someone removed things from the house. I noticed that big cabinet in the hallway and I'm sure it's a very valuable antique.
I wonder if they did the same with it as they do where I live? They just dig a huge hole in the ground and push the house into it and cover it back up. It would have been a shame if they did and all of those things were lost.
@Patrick Ancona Often workmen salvage anything that looks nice to give to relatives etc. They have to walk through the property first to check no-one is in there.
Awesome find, I wonder for how long it was left abandoned, it doesn't seem like too long. Incredible all the stuff left! I find it sad that is now gone, but thanks to you now is preserved in a way :)
Not having seen a picture of you, I always thought of you as very mature by the sound of your voice and your appreciation of old things. I was surprised when I saw your Instagram picture and your actually quite young. I still think your very mature and very good at what you do. Keep it up I enjoy your videos thanks for all you do
This place is incredible Kappy! So glad that you kept it alive by filming it. Such an amazing place. So much stuff left like they left yesterday. The second floor is In Great shape. Lovely. Just sad a new housing neighborhood is taking it's place. Awesome explore. Thanks for sharing.
What a great find ! A lot of nice old things in there. Hate to.see the antiques just ruin & rot away. That bedroom with the bed made was awesome, like someone was going to come back & go to bed . Maybe they upstairs was a mother n law quarters ? It was nice too. Thanks for sharing this, I really enjoyed watching this.
I must say, I almost can’t bear to watch these videos anymore. As a fanatic of history, it is extremely saddening to see these true historical homes from the 1800s abandoned and lonely.
@thinksoft9 - I just noticed that you posted your request 3 years ago, so I might as well not continue, because by now I imagine he has already read them all! I guess I’m way behind on his videos! But since Ive started, let me say that I think Kappy is one of the best American explorers ( there are 3 European groups that are truly awesome) however as good as Kappy is, I do truly agree, I’d like to know the dates and sometimes the brand names. I had to laugh as earlier today I was watching one and he says something about finding the date - there were a lot of papers laying strung all out on a shelf I guess, it was not a table. he must have been in a hurry that day because right in plane sight was like an old Examiner paper,the date was right in plain sight, now it was upside down, he didn’t notice it, I’m raising my voice saying “Kappy look it says , “ and he moved on saying well don’t see any date! Same thing with the brands of fridges etc. He is such a sweet guy and so respectful to the houses, I in no way want to complain but……
Wow the third floor looked so clean and lived in still compared to the rest of the house.Sad it's all gone now but hope someone managed to save some of the furniture before it was demolished. Awesome find Kappy
I talked to somebody today who told me that when it's too hard to clear out a hoarder's house and to bulldoze it is too expensive, the house is often just torched, then whatever didn't burned is buried in a big hole. They said it is the most economical way to "get rid of" an old broken down house. This is "The Tale of Two Houses!" Downstairs is for storage while upstairs is where the person lived. This is so strange! The upstairs is so pristine that you'd almost expect the owner to return any minute. This person either played or just loved music, with all those records downstairs and I even saw a glockenspiel on a wall! Strange house indeed! Thanks for giving us a mystery to ponder, Kappy! Lots of cool things to see in this one! Now that's enough to give us all nightmares!
Really liked this video for so many reasons. Would love to peruse the albums!! The colors are gorgeous. Nice house!! Great video, thanks for posting!!!
Oh how I wish I could live there. I love the player piano, cat quilt and the little shudders on the windows upstairs. Great place, to bad it's all gone. I sure hope people saved all that amazing furniture.
at first I seen that handicap toilet I didn't know if it was a old man or woman but started thinking all them old electronics that is a guy's thing. That second kitchen upstairs Kappy what I think is maybe it started off as a wet bar and when he got to old to get up and down the stairs he added a frig and turned it into a tiny kitchen. 1850 just think of how many may have grew older in the house and died sense then. Thank you for the video Kappy it was a interesting house.
So amazing what a great find top floor was so spooky just because compared to the rest of house of house it looked like someone had recently lived there I love your videos ❤❤❤
Freaking unbelievable the house was destroyed. So unique and wonderful. A beautiful place. I love the way you show the outside and most how you include birds calling, singing. I imagine much the way it sounded when alive with activity and the business of simple living. Thank you
You keep filming the best videos love them I love that you talk in them and there is no loud music to distract from the beauty of the surroundings how do you find these gems do you have a patreon account because I would like to join
That was a nice house. Lots of great furniture in it. Hope that stuff was sold before demolition. Sad to see new homes take over like that. Nice video.
Many heaters/stoves had engraved pictures on them (I assume because many families would gather around them to relax after sunset and on winter days) in the 1800’s.
Dude your so calm in here! Haha I`d be jumping for joy and carrying on in this place! ;-) Awesome find! Thanks for showing the cool stuff in and even cooler old home.
Interesting intersecting timelines in that house, from wood burning heaters to microwave ovens.As others have said, I hope the developers salvaged as much as they could out of the house before leveling it. :(
Much of that house appears it could still be lived in. The bathroom is immaculate from all the other houses we have seen. Those huge rustic period fireplaces and that one stove is wonderful to look at. I really like this house. I think a female musician lived there. I was wondering where the kitchen would be.
So sad ! that they had to torn down this house . Yet, there wasn’t anything wrong with it at all. At least, to my knowledge. Lol! How could they have left all of those beautiful furnitures, pianos and organs behind? Among all of my recollection and throughout all of the chain explorers that i’ve known, on the UA-cam channel, this is the cleanest and the most tidy abandoned house, i’ve seen so far. Almost a time capsule, despite the fact that it was abandoned quite recently. Thank you for this lovely video masterpiece. Have yourself a great summer 2020, Mister Kappy. Stay safe! Johnny, Montréal, Canada 🌈🌎❤️
Wow and wow..what a great find..love how neat it was..the little table with the table cloth oh so sweet..it's a crying shame to lose this sweet house..more orbs in this house too..don't you see them..don't you feel the spirits..they are attracted to you they follow you..probably because you're alone and quiet and soft spoken..great find and great job..can't wait for more
That house is gone??? I'd have taken it in a heartbeat. I'd sleep in that bedroom on the top floor. What an awesome house. I hope at least that the contents were sold before it was taken down. Those wood stoves were beautiful, and everything was in such good condition. It looked like a beautiful area too.
Wonder if it belonged to a musician, so many instruments and music related items. Looks like that bedroom upstairs had just been cleaned and turned down!
OMG!! This house and it's contents are so very awesome and old!! I just love that you got footage of the place, and I hate that they tore this down for new developements!!! Still just can't believe the antiques and stuff in there. Wow, vintage records of Scott Joplin music! I bet those are worth something now a days!! It looks to me like maybe who ever was living there was trying to restore some, or a elderly person went into a nursing home and the relatives were trying to save the house and just gave up on it, such a shame! That could have been just as awesome of a house as the day it was built, had somebody taken the time and money to do that! Once again, thanks for sharing!!
Not being a musician whatsoever, putting that aside. This one actually got to me and tugged on my emotions because I can so identify with the life this guy led otherwise. He had his stuff and likes, he wasn't a hoarder and it all had purpose. So familiar and so comfortable to me. RIP familiar stranger.
Incredible house, very special. The bedroom with the old window and white bedspread reminds me of the famous sleeping Beagle pup painting by Andrew Wyeth.
Thats a chest freezer. Freezers used to be like that, back in the 60s & early 70s before they made upright ones. I liked this house. Could imagine being cozy there. Looking at that workshop I wonder if they also repaired instruments as well as playing. Thankyou for sharing this intriguing place.
Wow! What a cool place! Hate to hear that it was demolished. 😞 Weird how neat and clean that one bedroom was compared to the rest of the house. That has to be the most neatly made bed I’ve ever seen in an abandoned house. 😮 Also….I want that kitty cat quilt. Lol
My favorite one by far. Love the furnishings, and that shade of blue and green paint on the mantle, doors, and woodwork. I love it. ‘Look at the stairs,there’s gotta be another way’ lol Thank you Kappy
What a mystery? Why, why, would anyone just leave everything behind? I wish so much that we knew every story behind all these abandoned homes and why they were abandoned with every thing left in them? If only the walls could talk. You surely have some awesome talent in coming across some amazing abandoned homes. As always, thanks so much for sharing. Greatly appreciated!!!!!
This incredible farm house was built in the mid 1800s and originally had many acres of land. Unfortunately the house is now DEMOLISHED for new housing developments, since the land was more valuable then the house it was torn down. I sadly couldn’t find much information beside that though. It was definitely a very cool place with lots of unique and strange things! Very glad to have been able to film it before it was gone. Filmed this a while back and since then everything is gone including the house. It’s a Sad but common occurrence nowadays.
Thanks for watching hope you enjoy!
Urban Exploring With Kappy I'm sad the house isn't there anymore
Such a waste so sad thank you for sharing this beautiful house before it was destroyed
There are houses in Florida on or near the ocean to where the living quarters are on the top floor to enjoy the view. Same is true for houses built in a mountain area. It looks like the orginal owners did have a kitchen down stairs. The bedspread my mother had one like it back in the 60's. A beautiful place. Not alot of fluff just simplistic. Video was great.
I hope someone was allowed to take some of the beautiful things before it was demolished, that bedroom suite was gorgeous
that piano was worth at least 5k lol, the cable nelson
It seemd like someone recently lived on the top floor, because the furniture didn't have much dust on them. What a waste of a beautiful old house to make room for modern cookie cutter style housing. Thank for the great video. Be safe.
WOW this house was actually beautiful....so was the furniture and that cat quilt! Oh my! 🖤
Yes, a beautiful house,and furniture,love the cat quilt.
Loved the cat quilt!
The cat quilt is awesome.
Sad to see it was demolished. Hope some of the contents were salvaged. There were some nice antiques there. Glad you were able to film it before it was lost. Really enjoying your videos, Kappy!
Hey Kappy...I stumbled onto your site a couple of weeks ago! I watch a few of your vids a day to get caught up to the present. I'm not one to comment...this may actually be my first. Instead of commenting on any one vid in particular, I decided to make a general comment. Your videography/ editing is GREAT: directed, steady, and focused so the viewer can envision and have time to ponder what you are actually seeing. Your commentary adds to what you FEEL/ EXPERIENCE, and therefore what we FEEL as if we were there (a fly on the wall-lol). I appreciate your respect for the properties, owners, and those - that were - that left their imprint in time, sadly forgotten many times by family or friends...thankfully not lost because of your documentation! Watching your vids reminds me of the adventures my cousin and I had when we were in our teens, back in the mid-1970's, exploring vacant farm homesteads in rural S. Illinois...not to vandalize/ destroy, but to have first hand experience of what would become lost history to modern development. When my travels bring me back to Maryland, I would love to do an explore with you!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks Again! Peace, Best Wishes, and Be Safe, Gary
Wow wow wow! Kappy I think someone was trying to restore this property at some point in time. So much construction equipment, lumber, etc. you found an AWESOME property! Makes me so sad it's gone. You never disappoint! You preserved the memory of this history. Sometimes I hate "progress." Enjoyed!!!
This is great stuff. So much left behind. Very strange how the kitchen and bedroom are as though someone just left yesterday.
I'm so glad you filmed this beautiful place before it was demolished. How sad that it stands no more. Thank you 😊
Antiques every where!What a waste.. Great find ,Kap!!!🏡🏆🗿
I am praying that someone took some of the items in that house!! They are in such nice condition that someone could use that stuff. Hate to see it get destroyed and thrown in a landfill.
So glad you were able to document this before it was gone. Beautiful old home... So sad that people don't see any need to preserve our past... absolutely amazing. I kept expecting someone to walk in on you. The bed is made and the box of tissues on the night stand.... I surely hope someone got the valuable stuff out of there before they demolished it.
Dude.
That top floor must have been an apartment, maybe for a grandparent or boarder. ALOT of nice antiques there! I wish I could have been at the antique store that got that church pew and that cat quilt!
What a find! Too *much* stuff, but you're obviously right about it being the home of a musician or musicians. I thought so when I saw that stack of electronic gear, probably amplifiers, 'cuz there were more later, plus stacks of speakers. I'll add my hopes that someone hauled away the good stuff and donated and/or sold it. The upstairs was really nice a bright and light. Must've been comfy---and someone obviously built or repaired something, judging by the hundreds of parts drawers (reminds me of my own workshop). Good goin', Kappy!
Nice house, not bad condition. It still feels like home. It is sad that is left abandoned!!
Thanks for showing us around. It was so good to see a house that was not vandalized.
I really enjoyed seeing it..
Wow,what a find.It was left so tidy as though waiting for someone to come home. Thank you Kappy
What an absolutely positively incredible home 🏡! I was amazed at how tidy & organized it was for being abandoned 🤔 I have to wonder how long it was sitting empty ... the neatness throughout the rooms ( a long with the well keep older items ) had me thinking an older couple who took extreme pride & cherish every piece they owned ... what state was this in?
You did an awesome job capturing so much in such little time 👍
Glad you’re capturing video of these houses before they disappeared for cookie cutter housing development. A lot of them were custom built, frozen in time, and remind us of how we “used” to live in simpler days. My earliest memories stretch back to the early 90s unfortunately but seeing some of these places gives perspective on times before then.
Thank you so much for capturing history and sharing it with us!
Looks like the person who lived there was a carpenter and musician! He probably wondered where his watch was ! Im very saddened by this lovely old place! Looks like a life was cut short! Thanks Kappy 👍 🙋🕊️
almost looks like whoever lived there intended to return, but.......??? we'll never know.
That was so sad, that house could have been restored and lived in. It was for sure a keeper ! You don't find them like that anymore.
Yes,so sad,it was a right nice house,could have been restored,a great video.
This place was definitely very nice inside way different from how the exterior looked, it definitely looked like the owners could come back and start living there like nothing had changed, it's unfortunate places like these get torn down for cookie cutter neighborhoods.
Kappy this was a real gem, very nice find and hardly any visitors, because more visitors means more dust, very nice stuff left there loved watching it thnx, to bad it is gone now.
Wow Kappy. That has got to be one of the best finds ever. If I was to come over there I think that would be my first call. It's unbelievably untouched...amazing. Thank you for sharing.
Remarkable how little change had been made to the house. I wouldn't be surprised if the paint on the woodwork is the original pre-Civil War paint. If that house was here in the part of Indiana where I live, the historical preservation people would be making a big effort to save the house.---I saw "Julie is her name" and a glimpse of the photo on one of the album covers. That has to be the late Julie London famous for the song "Cry Me a River". Moments afterward I saw leaning against the wall what appeared to be a charcoal drawing of a man who reminded me of the author Truman Capote. I'm not into crafts but that was one impressive bedspread on the bed; a lot of work and artistry went into making what must be very valuable. As mentioned below, I sure hope someone removed things from the house. I noticed that big cabinet in the hallway and I'm sure it's a very valuable antique.
Andrew Brendan I was watching this with a friend and she lost it over that bedspread... too beautiful
I wonder if they did the same with it as they do where I live? They just dig a huge hole in the ground and push the house into it and cover it back up. It would have been a shame if they did and all of those things were lost.
@Patrick Ancona Often workmen salvage anything that looks nice to give to relatives etc. They have to walk through the property first to check no-one is in there.
Too bad this house was later demolished. I am glad you got pictures before this happened!
Absolute living history. Love this house. Look at those floors!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Well crap - demolished history. Grrrrrrr
Awesome find, I wonder for how long it was left abandoned, it doesn't seem like too long. Incredible all the stuff left! I find it sad that is now gone, but thanks to you now is preserved in a way :)
Not having seen a picture of you, I always thought of you as very mature by the sound of your voice and your appreciation of old things. I was surprised when I saw your Instagram picture and your actually quite young. I still think your very mature and very good at what you do. Keep it up I enjoy your videos thanks for all you do
Beautiful find, so sad it's gone. The lack of dust seemed like someone lived upstairs. Hope they salvaged first
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Player Piano!
It looks to be in ok state.
Can't imagine the value of this!
What a house full of treasures.
I can only hope someone rescued it.
Such a nice house. And in very nice condition with a non-leaky roof.
Hopefully they took all the furniture out before they tore the house down. It would be a shame if it was just thrown all away.
I am astounded the beautiful untouched places you find!!! Just the BEST!!!!
This place is incredible Kappy! So glad that you kept it alive by filming it. Such an amazing place. So much stuff left like they left yesterday. The second floor is In Great shape. Lovely. Just sad a new housing neighborhood is taking it's place. Awesome explore. Thanks for sharing.
What a great find ! A lot of nice old things in there. Hate to.see the antiques just ruin & rot away. That bedroom with the bed made was awesome, like someone was going to come back & go to bed .
Maybe they upstairs was a mother n law quarters ? It was nice too.
Thanks for sharing this, I really enjoyed watching this.
I must say, I almost can’t bear to watch these videos anymore. As a fanatic of history, it is extremely saddening to see these true historical homes from the 1800s abandoned and lonely.
Kappy,Please find the possible year that people had last lived in these houses by picking the dates from old newspapers, mags, consumer products.
@thinksoft9 - I just noticed that you posted your request 3 years ago, so I might as well not continue, because by now I imagine he has already read them all! I guess I’m way behind on his videos!
But since Ive started, let me say that I think Kappy is one of the best American explorers ( there are 3 European groups that are truly awesome) however as good as Kappy is, I do truly agree, I’d like to know the dates and sometimes the brand names. I had to laugh as earlier today I was watching one and he says something about finding the date - there were a lot of papers laying strung all out on a shelf I guess, it was not a table. he must have been in a hurry that day because right in plane sight was like an old Examiner paper,the date was right in plain sight, now it was upside down, he didn’t notice it, I’m raising my voice saying “Kappy look it says , “ and he moved on saying well don’t see any date! Same thing with the brands of fridges etc. He is such a sweet guy and so respectful to the houses, I in no way want to complain but……
Very good finding. some areas r very neat. 👍 👍 👍
Wow the third floor looked so clean and lived in still compared to the rest of the house.Sad it's all gone now but hope someone managed to save some of the furniture before it was demolished. Awesome find Kappy
I want some of the furniture, will restore them like you have no idea
@@jet7865 I would like too 😔
What a great find! It was a fantastic old place. A shame it was demolished.
Definitely a music lovers home. Thank u so much 4 not cursing in ur videos
I talked to somebody today who told me that when it's too hard to clear out a hoarder's house and to bulldoze it is too expensive, the house is often just torched, then whatever didn't burned is buried in a big hole. They said it is the most economical way to "get rid of" an old broken down house.
This is "The Tale of Two Houses!" Downstairs is for storage while upstairs is where the person lived. This is so strange! The upstairs is so pristine that you'd almost expect the owner to return any minute. This person either played or just loved music, with all those records downstairs and I even saw a glockenspiel on a wall! Strange house indeed!
Thanks for giving us a mystery to ponder, Kappy! Lots of cool things to see in this one!
Now that's enough to give us all nightmares!
Really liked this video for so many reasons. Would love to peruse the albums!! The colors are gorgeous. Nice house!! Great video, thanks for posting!!!
I live this house! The people in it were cool
Unfreaking real! Wow..sure hope all the treasures got saved. I seen so many cool things.
Oh how I wish I could live there. I love the player piano, cat quilt and the little shudders on the windows upstairs. Great place, to bad it's all gone. I sure hope people saved all that amazing furniture.
Y@Y~ had to work today. Just got home & this makes me weekend so much better ~ ty, Kappy! Amazingly wonderful explore
@ 6:44 my grandmother who was born in 1907, had a very similar bedroom set (including that style lamp) Thankfully my parents have it♡
at first I seen that handicap toilet I didn't know if it was a old man or woman but started thinking all them old electronics that is a guy's thing. That second kitchen upstairs Kappy what I think is maybe it started off as a wet bar and when he got to old to get up and down the stairs he added a frig and turned it into a tiny kitchen. 1850 just think of how many may have grew older in the house and died sense then. Thank you for the video Kappy it was a interesting house.
what awesome place. its to bad that no one cared to remove the items from the house. that is just a shame.
thanks for this tour !!! I'd like to know the history of each of these abandoned houses!
So amazing what a great find top floor was so spooky just because compared to the rest of house of house it looked like someone had recently lived there I love your videos ❤❤❤
Freaking unbelievable the house was destroyed. So unique and wonderful. A beautiful place. I love the way you show the outside and most how you include birds calling, singing. I imagine much the way it sounded when alive with activity and the business of simple living. Thank you
Someone hasn’t been gone from here for too long, everything is still in excellent condition! It’s neat, it’s tidy and very comfortable.
Great find. I love the cat quilt. Wish you had looked at the date on that newspaper. This looks like another case where the person may have died.
You keep filming the best videos love them I love that you talk in them and there is no loud music to distract from the beauty of the surroundings how do you find these gems do you have a patreon account because I would like to join
Great video, what was the date of the newspapers? The way the kitchen and bedroom looked, it like someone was living there just recently.
I loved this house. Charming. Thank you
That was a nice house. Lots of great furniture in it. Hope that stuff was sold before demolition. Sad to see new homes take over like that. Nice video.
Many heaters/stoves had engraved pictures on them (I assume because many families would gather around them to relax after sunset and on winter days) in the 1800’s.
Nice video Kappy,thank you for sharing,Greetings from The Netherlands :)
It’s a Amazing house. Glad to see it hasn’t been untouched. Great explore.
Another beautiful old American house in that wonderful country, I would love to visit America one day.
Wow! Great video I would totally live in that awesome farm house.
Wow what a beautiful house looks like u could just move in there and start living 😀
well......not really. ides of what it once was for sure.
I really appreciate that you don't swear use the F-word and others words that aren't necessary thank you
What I find so weird about the majority of abandoned homes is the fridge is empty but everything else is left! Soooo weird!
having a freezer may mean someone was on welfare and had the usual over abundance of food that needs freezing.
Dude your so calm in here! Haha I`d be jumping for joy and carrying on in this place! ;-) Awesome find! Thanks for showing the cool stuff in and even cooler old home.
Interesting intersecting timelines in that house, from wood burning heaters to microwave ovens.As others have said, I hope the developers salvaged as much as they could out of the house before leveling it. :(
What a lovely, sunny old house! I can just imagine what it was probably like to live there once! So cheerful!
Simply beautiful
Much of that house appears it could still be lived in. The bathroom is immaculate from all the other houses we have seen. Those huge rustic period fireplaces and that one stove is wonderful to look at. I really like this house. I think a female musician lived there. I was wondering where the kitchen would be.
So sad ! that they had to torn down this house . Yet, there wasn’t anything wrong with it at all. At least, to my knowledge. Lol! How could they have left all of those beautiful furnitures, pianos and organs behind? Among all of my recollection and throughout all of the chain explorers that i’ve known, on the UA-cam channel, this is the cleanest and the most tidy abandoned house, i’ve seen so far. Almost a time capsule, despite the fact that it was abandoned quite recently. Thank you for this lovely video masterpiece. Have yourself a great summer 2020, Mister Kappy. Stay safe! Johnny, Montréal, Canada 🌈🌎❤️
Wow and wow..what a great find..love how neat it was..the little table with the table cloth oh so sweet..it's a crying shame to lose this sweet house..more orbs in this house too..don't you see them..don't you feel the spirits..they are attracted to you they follow you..probably because you're alone and quiet and soft spoken..great find and great job..can't wait for more
That house is gone??? I'd have taken it in a heartbeat. I'd sleep in that bedroom on the top floor. What an awesome house. I hope at least that the contents were sold before it was taken down. Those wood stoves were beautiful, and everything was in such good condition. It looked like a beautiful area too.
Wow that one is in great shape!
I would have lived there. As is. Great explore.
Wonder if it belonged to a musician, so many instruments and music related items. Looks like that bedroom upstairs had just been cleaned and turned down!
Hi from London mate good video shame for the poor house
OMG!! This house and it's contents are so very awesome and old!! I just love that you got footage of the place, and I hate that they tore this down for new developements!!! Still just can't believe the antiques and stuff in there. Wow, vintage records of Scott Joplin music! I bet those are worth something now a days!! It looks to me like maybe who ever was living there was trying to restore some, or a elderly person went into a nursing home and the relatives were trying to save the house and just gave up on it, such a shame! That could have been just as awesome of a house as the day it was built, had somebody taken the time and money to do that! Once again, thanks for sharing!!
Sad to hear they have torn it down. It would be interesting to know if the musician/writer who lived there has any recordings floating around.
Perfect little house. I would keep everything in it. When do I move in? Cause I want it.
Not being a musician whatsoever, putting that aside. This one actually got to me and tugged on my emotions because I can so identify with the life this guy led otherwise. He had his stuff and likes, he wasn't a hoarder and it all had purpose. So familiar and so comfortable to me. RIP familiar stranger.
The house was cute.Its sad it got torn down,it could have been restored.A great video.Thanks,Morrow,GA.
This was a beautiful place. Like some others have commented, it looks better in the inside. Love the old wood stoves and kitty quilt. Thank you!
You amaze me. You keep finding these amazing property's Not like some just ho hum.. Please keep posting these great videos All my best, >
Incredible house, very special. The bedroom with the old window and white bedspread reminds me of the famous sleeping Beagle pup painting by Andrew Wyeth.
Thats a chest freezer. Freezers used to be like that, back in the 60s & early 70s before they made upright ones. I liked this house. Could imagine being cozy there. Looking at that workshop I wonder if they also repaired instruments as well as playing. Thankyou for sharing this intriguing place.
SUBBED. Didn't know such lovely abandoned places existed. The ones I've seen are always empty and crumbling.
Thanks Kappy, another great explore mate:)
Glad you filmed it also..sad its gone..
Amazing
what a GREAT find!I would love to buy this place.
What a beautiful old house. Love it.
Wow! What a cool place! Hate to hear that it was demolished. 😞 Weird how neat and clean that one bedroom was compared to the rest of the house. That has to be the most neatly made bed I’ve ever seen in an abandoned house. 😮 Also….I want that kitty cat quilt. Lol
My favorite one by far. Love the furnishings, and that shade of blue and green paint on the mantle, doors, and woodwork. I love it. ‘Look at the stairs,there’s gotta be another way’ lol Thank you Kappy
What a mystery? Why, why, would anyone just leave everything behind? I wish so much that we knew every story behind all these abandoned homes and why they were abandoned with every thing left in them? If only the walls could talk. You surely have some awesome talent in coming across some amazing abandoned homes. As always, thanks so much for sharing. Greatly appreciated!!!!!
Very Good Find Kappy!!!
Great video as usual!It kind of looks like someone was staying there....sad :(