1840 House Demo

This is the 1840 house I've been working on for a while now. But from here on it's full throttle ahead. The other house the 1940 house has been done for a while now and rented.
This is pretty much just a simple old house gutting. I'll be making new videos until it's done and sold, or rented.
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[@robsinclair1001]

Nice to see your video pop up ,the wall you are moving was added in a remodel 100 yrs ago .

[@Askmediy]

Thank you, yeah I bet you're right.

[@stans5270]

I agree with your dining room comment about usage. Now with a small kitchen, I can understand why the cook would want to be away from the heat and clutter of the kitchen when they are eating. Especially pre-A/C. I have a house that was built in 1865 that had a fair sized kitchen with a dining room. About 50 years ago, they added to the kitchen which made the dining room obsolete. We almost never use the dining room, even on holidays since the floorspace is the same as the eating area in the kitchen. Twice a year if we are lucky.

[@Askmediy]

My house was built in 2004 with a formal dining room and a living room. Getting ready to build another house for myself. And in that house, no living room or dining room. Just a big ass family room and a big kitchen.

[@dakotalayinlow]

my house was built in 1943. I have no dining room and my ceiling in the basement is 5-11".. sucks haha glad to see your update. You the man!

[@Askmediy]

Yeah this basement is about the same. Why did they do it like that back then we will never know. About to start the electric next week.

[@UploadsbySK]

Hey Ohhhhh 🇮🇹 nice to see a new upload! Btw your from NYC right? What town is this? Farthest I’ve been upstate is like Albany 😂 anything beyond that is just “Canada” to me.

[@DominickAmorosso]

Nope. I’ve only been to the city because I was forced to. This is in the town of Newburgh NY. About an hour from NYC.

[@MrCountmein3]

I like the old houses. they don't make them like they used to,no real craftsmanship anymore.

[@Askmediy]

Right, and just to think. Everything here was done by hand. No power anything.

[@HAMRADIOJOE4178]

leave the wall out. (no wall)