Beautiful Historic Forgotten Rose Mansion in South Carolina built in 1948

Built in 1948 lots of neat history online about Sally Abney Rose, if you are interested just google it. Loved the beautiful architecture that was left especially the grand spiral staircase. Never seen a house with an elevator so that was unique. There’s also a museum nearby which has a miniature replica of the house, definitely worth checking out if the house interests you.
Big apology for my awful flashlight and the camera issues on this video. Wasn’t expecting too film anything on this trip south
Thanks for watching

[@augustaanaximander]

It’s sad this house was only occupied for about 60 years, it’s so beautiful 😔

[@paulaharrismusicvideos]

Sally Rose was Buck Fulps Mother. Everyone in the family had their own houses and this one was a big behemoth to keep up after her passing in 2005. It was gorgeous in Sally's life. She used to decorate at Christmas like a dream. She even had a floating Christmas tree in the middle of the pond in front of the house every year. It is a shame to let it go the way they did. but I guess when you have the crazy kind of money this family does- a mansion for several million is nothing in the grand scheme of things. Especially when the property fronts 76 and 85 and is worth dozens of millions to developers. it will be torn down and commercial property will be put in. Very sad.

[@biancamaclean4794]

Yeah it is about to be demolished it was sold by her son in 2007 for several million dollars. Developers are gonna make money with multi use prime real estate. There was an article about the house in the Post and Courier today and I wanted to learn more about the house before it is torn down.😢

[@CaponeCabin]

All that vandalism happened within the last 5 years. I know this house because my husband and I looked it 6 years ago. There was a full time security guard who lived on the property. A absolute shame! The swimming pool had been filled in and there was a beautiful rose garden at one time.

[@kaymelton8894]

Surely someone lived there after the lady died if it was sold to someone else. Also all the clothes left behind look too new. Small girl shoes seen. But whoever left it must have left in a hurry leaving children’s clothes etc.

[@bethaniejify]

Thanks for saying this. I don’t understand the need to destroy such an amazing relic.

[@charmainegrandin401]

Heartbreaking!!! How sad someone would feel the need to trash and destroy such a beautiful and historic home.

[@delorislee3100]

What a shame beautiful ole house

[@courtheath5138]

I have been in this house so many times as a child and youth. Her sister in law (I think) Mrs. Josephine Abney (Greenwood) had a huge house. My Dad had textile mills. Mrs. Rose would STROKE out over the condition. There was a man working for her that would make me “Cherry Coca-Cola” with real cherries. She was a very very gracious and kind REAL Southern Belle. I went there one time when it started snowing and she told me we’d have to go home in a sleigh lol. Somebody working there use to make (I think) ginger snap cookies. She loved the Educational Garden (pronounced GAHHHH-din) that our friend Mrs. McPhail and she worked on. It did have an elevator. I rode up and down on it as long as her housekeeper operated it. I think is was added when Mr. Benny got older. I can’t remember. I never saw him much.I remember a big grandfather clock that she made chime for me right at the top of the stairs.

[@stephennelson1687]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rn6ZiqCNoNShfZo. You are right; the clock is shown here!

[@Dollsglore]

They just tore the house down.😢

[@terrystrahl6006]

I bet that was a beautiful, majestic, cool house in its glory days....

[@adrianguynn5807]

Looking at all the damage I have to really shake my head at the mentality of today's youth, very sad.

[@nancykearns5030]

It could have been, grown men.

[@blueneptune825]

We don't want to paint the youth of the area per se. That mess has crackhead written all over it.😞

[@kristiskinner8542]

@@blueneptune825 naw crackheads dont have time for that & they damn sure arent going to destroy ANYTHING they could make even a dime off of. Younger tweakers would be more like it

[@melissahalbert9455]

It looks like a replica of Tara from Gone with the wind! How beautiful and grand it once was! Can't wait to see the rest!

[@melaniemarshall874]

That was my first thought 'Tara' from 'Gone With The Wind' 🏦

[@kathyvenable8793]

That’s one of the saddest beauties you’ve shown. Why do people feel the need to destroy anything in their paths or even have a right to do so. It could have been someone’s treasure.

[@christihiatt3459]

It still can, if the roof and foundation are sound; then, for this one, a lot of cash...

[@patriciahoward1363]

I live near that house and I was told people went in it and busted walls to see if the woman who lived there may of hid valuables in the walls of the home. After she passed all of her art work, antiques and pieces of art work she gathered from around the world was all auctioned off for a grand total of 4.7million! I assure you there was nothing hidden in those walls

[@hopto-it2609]

Thank you for posting :)

[@jenniechurch5337]

Reminds me of the house from the movie "the notebook" Just need to find a "Noah" to refurbish this beauty! 😂

[@carlee20100]

I actually have been to this property before. The son sold the home to a commercial developer after his mom passed, made million’s off the property and went and bought a house on Daniel Island located in Charleston, SC. The developer has the property listed with commercial restate agent. Rumor has it they are talking about putting a bass pro shop or a outlet mall. It’s so sad if I had this home in my family I could never just sell it.

[@haileyallen4680]

Where’s it located

[@kmo3811]

Just think how wonderful it would be to see these once majestic mansions without all the graffiti and destruction. Shame on the vandals who have nothing better to do.

[@l.l.2463]

So glad I you filmed this now, Kappy, before it is demolished. A comment on a related video said that this is what the owner plans to do. Also found where the auction of Mrs. Rose's belongings fetched $46,000,000! So, it's not like there weren't resources to save the house. What a shame!

[@russellschmidt1414]

For 46,000.00 I'm sure it could have been saved!

[@russellschmidt1414]

Forgot a zero!🤣

[@sharksport01]

Her collection sold for 4.6 million. Google has auction results titled at 46 mill, but if you read on youll see they left out a decimal point. Still an impressive collection.

[@tc7486]

Looks like the whole attic space was a huge cedar closet! Who wouldn’t love to have that.

[@Chrisss2112]

Looking beyond the broken glass and graffiti this place was once a gem. Even the surrounding land and pond are beautiful! You must’ve been sweating bullets on the third floor. Thank you for sharing Kappy! 😊✌️

[@woodsandson1]

There are a few like this in SC. What a shame. Wish I knew where this one is. I'd check out what the status is. Another great video.

[@barbaratwyford8274]

Mmm.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Thank you very much for watching! :)

[@ghostslayer8184]

I have to say u are one of my favorite explorers. I love all of the old houses u do even when there isn't anything left behind.

[@lynnhoffman247]

@@woodsandson1It’s just off I-85 going from Anderson towards Clemson. They’re in the process of tearing it down for a housing development now.

[@reesedaniel5835]

All I can say is what a shame there are envious and mean savages in this world who must ruin beautiful things like this, that someone could have restored easily (before the savages destroyed it). I wonder why the former owner didn't leave the house to someone who would have loved it? Short of my soul, I would give nearly anything to have a house like that in a peaceful and serene location like that. Sad and infuriating at that same time.

[@davidjenkins1958]

I agree with you 110%, watching this and shaking my head in disgust.

[@brianaranda8858]

House was sold in Jan 2007 for 6.5 mil… housing market crashed in 2008… maybe that had something to do with it. The newspaper date was April 2007 so a few months after the listed sale date. Interesting to say the least.

[@tatertott2390]

Dumb kids are not savages smh. They are just dumb kids. Selling price at 6.5 MILLION you would think they could afford better security

[@josephdockemeyer6782]

@@tatertott2390 Describing an animal as savage means that it is true to its wild, ferocious nature, but if you describe a person or the actions of a person as savage, it means "cruel" or "brutal." A place can also be described as savage if it's untamed, uninhabitable, and unwelcoming. When savage takes the form of a noun, it means "a brutal person," and when it's a verb it means "to attack ferociously." Any way you use it, savage is uncivilized and violent. These vandals were savage and dumb.

[@jenniechurch5337]

That staircase isa dream!!!

[@tammyevans7333]

Love how the staircase is constructed.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Agreed, don’t think I’ve ever seen one like it

[@lindatimmons3675]

That was my favorite, the stairs.

[@litaheffley6990]

Beautiful old house bet it was something else back in the day great video thanks 😊👍

[@puca7908]

Just heartbreaking to see the condition of this beauty!

[@lizcox1165]

Its such an injustice to these homes when the immature little vandals get inside and trash them. Why do they get left behind and forgotten? Sell it so someone else can love it.

[@johnwoodrow6536]

GREED . think they can develop it snd make mollions .

[@megandraper2123]

Its amazing all that planning, design, and expense is just rotting away. I aways want to know the stories of these homes.. Thanks for sharing them.

[@stevethecountrycook1227]

I despise vandalism! I Hope that the people that did this has something they love TRASHED just like this! Sad to see it in this shape. Thanks Kappy.

[@melaniemarshall874]

I know, when people vandalise a beautiful property - it's a revolting thing to do. I would love to see this house restored.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Thank you very much of watching!!

[@josephdockemeyer6782]

@@urbanexploringwithkappy1773 Love your work, Kappy!!!

[@lindatimmons3675]

@@melaniemarshall874 yes it would be beautiful.

[@lisaellis2593]

Agreed!

[@melissaboggs5176]

OMG!!! Absolutely stunning!! I have no words for this one besides CAN YOU IMAGINE!!! Lol! Oh the memories made in this gorgeous home. Thanks Kappy for sharing this!! Again, if I only had unlimited funds. Lol! Your work and dedication is second to none. 😊

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Thank you very much!! Appreciate the kind words! Sorry for all the camera/audio issues!

[@lindatimmons3675]

@@dellphiavillars3772 ... Thats what we would do as kids. Itvwas more fun the pretend they were our secret find.

[@frag_g]

Maybe a dumbwaiter? For dining or moving small freight to other areas of the mansion? Also, maybe what appears to be two kitchens is actually a butler's pantry behind the kitchen. Such a sad shame to see such a magnificent place in shambles and forgotten.

[@katesutton1476]

Great house. My favorite old southern mansion. Would love to restore one just like this one. Thx 4 the ride. Enjoyed it. As always great job

[@juliacockroft8745]

The third floor looks like the walls are lined with cedar. Would like to see the pool area and guest house.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Was a jungle outback this time of year in South Carolina I’ll be back in the fall! Maybe with an update on the house

[@tashasmith6179]

@@urbanexploringwithkappy1773 YES!! That would be AWESOME!!😃

[@xnotx2]

@@urbanexploringwithkappy1773 Another vote for guest house ✔

[@debbielucas4009]

Exactly I wonder why not

[@donneesf]

The cedar walled storage attic blew me away! What a rich, elegant house.

[@markymark903]

I just watched a video done by Anderson County Museum... They showed the model of the mansion. The model is an exact replica of the house including the furniture. That house was spectacular in its day. I can't imagine why it was allowed to deteriorate to it's current state so quickly. Sad.

[@stephennelson1687]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rn6ZiqCNoNShfZo

[@tammybaker6635]

Wow! This house was grand in its day. Heck it would be still if vandals hadn't found it. I'll be it was never dirty either. House big enough to make at least 2 if not 3 apartments. Loved seeing the wood work. You've got a great eye young man! Thanks for taking me along!

[@crystalmcmahon302]

I’m sure this home was beautiful when she lived there but sad to see a lot of her thing’s all over floor and sad seeing it all trashy looking. Thank you for sharing 😊

[@jimmypennell568]

Most went through Sotheby’s. She was my Godmother. You can see many pieces from the home at the old auction listing.

[@Glamstarcat_42]

Thank you so much! I pass this house every day and I’ve always wanted to explore it!! ❤🙏

[@diamondtiara84]

How can a place start out so lovely and end up like that? It's sad.

[@doriswilliams7013]

I just don't understand how some people think it's cool to go into a beautiful place like that and destroy it when it could have kept it's beauty and charm for someone who would love to own something like that

[@jeffplawrentz269]

That was an amazing house in it's day. Heartbreaking to see all the destruction by vandals. The remants of scenic wallpaper in the entry hall and stairs my have been by the famous Zuber wallpaper company. Very well done, Kappy! Thank you.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Thank you for watching!!

[@traceytrotter9934]

Maybe when these kids grow up they will own something beautiful and have appreciation. Drives me crazy, the lack of respect for old things in this country.

[@lindatimmons3675]

@@traceytrotter9934 .... me too.

[@deborahboomer9598]

This house is amazing and yes the wallpaper was stunning! Whoever designed this house, had impeccable taste! The vandalism is appalling!

[@dianegrimes3975]

I can only imagine how beautiful this house was in its day.peace

[@LuisaD93]

Always enjoy these types of videos but they leave me feeling a bit sad that such beauty is left to just go to waste like this . Thanks for posting 😊

[@mistydawn7426]

What a beautiful place this must have been! I absolutely love this house. Thanks for sharing, Kappy!! 😊❤

[@kathycole4474]

I can not understand how people just walk away and let these beautiful homes just rot away....pretty sad

[@sarahstrong7174]

That is indeed a beautiful house. Thankyou for inviting us to join you & have a little adventure with you there, you are most kind & I really appreciate your efforts to give us a good look at these places, which otherwise almost none of us would have a chance to see any of.

[@Tabbycat7219]

It’s so sad to see this beautiful place trashed.

[@HollyJeanHJE]

I LOVE the glass hallway. I wish I could have seen it before it was smashed up. I bet it was gorgeous, especially at night. The vandalism is despicable! I also walked through this house about a year ago. I, unfortunately, didn't give it the tour it deserved, I was too scared someone would be squatting there or one of us would get hurt from all the damage that was done. I am dying to go to the Anderson Museum to see the miniature of this amazing house, I need to make time to do that. I would love to compare it to the pictures we took or this really great detailed video.

[@traceytrotter9934]

How could this be built in 1948??? Look at those wonderful kitchen cabinets! Most of the house looks turn of the century me. Thank You for taking us with Kappy!

[@paulsalaz8857]

Wow what a amazing house. Back in those days.. thanks for sharing your video.

[@judygreeneRedheadbeauty]

Wow! The architecture is amazing, even though it has been vandalized. Too bad they weren’t caught. My ancestral home is in Pendleton, SC. It’s called Liberty House, but it was owned by my Gg Grandparents, and they called it Harris Hall. I would love to see you tour it!

[@Kimberly-uf9dj]

Beautiful home. Love the staircase design. It had some Beautiful designs on the walls love the artwork. Very serene views from the windows. Just an all-around fantastic house. It’s so sad to see these beautiful homes just go to waste and deteriorate. Just seeing the picture of the home back in the day when it was in good shape it’s just very sad.

[@lesliek589]

Those old pics of the house were amazing! They must’ve had some awesome parties back in the day. Thanks for the trip into the past.

[@dreamseer7]

Beautiful doors and entryway. Cute kitty too. I like the stairway and marble steps. That first room blew me away, caught a glimpse of brick. Too much glass in that walkway tho. Esp if that area prone to hurricanes, storms, etc. The room at the end makes it worthwhile. ;) It's like the trees out front are guarding the front of the house. Narrow hallways upstairs. Looks like squatters may have been in it at one point. When can we see the guesthouse? Thanks again Kappy. ;)

[@tigerann4941]

Fantastic video Kappy! Loved every minute of it.

[@libra42ful]

Kappy, THANK YOU!.... Absolutely gorgeous, imagine the once grandeur of this place, that front entryway alone with the "interrupted" landing staircase (I can just picture the banister and spindles... I'm in love with this home, the layout is so classic and elegant...imagine the parties had at this place...Evening Christmas party, everyone decked out in their dress wear, children playing, or even a Halloween masquerade gala.... I'm completely in LOVE with this place...and You...

[@veronicamorgan8103]

What a beautiful house in it's days. Thank you Kappy for another most excellent video

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Thank you very much! :)

[@raallen1468]

I can't believe, her heirs allowed that house to deteriorate like that. They must have more money than common sense.

[@carrieann1640]

I often wonder about that. The problem with some larger houses it that with their upkeep, repairs, and taxes they are just to expensive to maintain.

[@raallen1468]

@@carrieann1640 If you Google search Sally Abney Rose, she was extremely wealthy. Just her furniture/antiques/artwork/ etc etc etc from that house brought over 40 milllion from her estate auction. Her heirs must be incredibly financially irresponsible.

[@carrieann1640]

@@raallen1468 Thanks for the information. It certainly puts the neglect in perspective.

[@beverlymoore2131]

@@carrieann1640 I

[@susanbissell6319]

You didn't show the guest house.

[@LL-sq8se]

Thanks Kappy🧙👍🧚

[@clairefunnell8481]

Hi. Enjoyed the video. What a beautiful, stately old house. I can only imagine how beautiful it was in its day. I'd like to see the guesthouse too. Thanks for sharing.

[@susiegnall3971]

This home is gorgeous! It’s such a shame that it has been so destroyed! Thank you for sharing!

[@user-randi1987]

Great place! I can't believe no one in the family wanted it, it must have been stunning. Now it's trashed and broken, sad. Thanks, Kappy

[@danahatzimichaels3531]

I love your videos. It’s so sad at what vandals do to some of these lovely old homes! Humans can really suck. Thank you for taking us on the tour! I always imagine restoring the homes you go into.

[@sus3ns]

Wow. Glad there's a miniature in Anderson. This was a real showpiece. Her family looted the place and let the rest rot. Classy.

[@jimmypennell568]

She was my Godmother. The family absolutely did NOT loot the place! It was sold to a developer after the contents were auctioned and the developer let the home get to this condition. A very classy family who you should know before making such responses.

[@angeleyes3320]

It's sad that some one come in there and destroyed the property so.. This home could still have alot of life in it.

[@Lightgirl715]

This is such a light, airy, spacious place! The glass hallway would have been magnificent. I doubt this place could be restored...but even in the state it's in, it has beautiful energy... joyful energy. If I had a million to put into it I'd buy it!! Good job exploring!

[@chrisallen7911]

This makes me literally ill to see such a masterpiece destroyed like this. What kind of Hoodlums do stuff like this and Why? The remnants of the Zuber Wallpaper (probably worth at least $100k if in excellent shape, the marble regency floor and staircase are just incredible.

[@minnie7700]

Hoodlums who have no respect for history. It's shameful!

[@jimmypennell568]

And it was custom Zuber with hand painted “Sally Rose butterflies” throughout. See my previous post. Sally (Tatee) was my Godmother and I grew up around and in this beautiful home.

[@PN-sk3ve]

I Google Sally Abney Rose 🌹 and wow!! This lady had a lot of fine and exquisite things .. extremely expensive. There's a replica of the house where you can see exactly how the furniture looked and was decorated.. everything that she owned was copied down to size to look exactly how this house was in its time. Amazing to watch the video. 🤗💕 Thank you for sharing this video 📹 👍

[@xolauraxo]

A big thank you from all of us interested in old wallpaper for the close ups!

[@AtomicMan45]

Awesome house,Thanks Kappy,you never disappoint!

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Thank you!

[@JosieSchuller]

Even with all the unfortunate vandalism you could still tell that it was a pretty house back in the day. The lady that lived there had good taste. The wallpaper at 13:50 was very delicate and graceful. Thank you for showing us another grand old house. And thanks for thinking of the cat too 😊 I saw bowls outside and he looked healthy so some good person is feeding him 😊

[@truthrules463]

Heart breaking to realize many people with absolutely no sense of awe and appreciation for such grandeor of architecture.

[@marks678]

Fantastic as always Kappy!!!!!

[@cathywolfanger6129]

I love the windows in these old houses they have so much character

[@Texastimbo]

Wow. This place was fancy at one time I bet! Thank you!

[@michelleblakeney9079]

Love the marble countertops. Really beautiful

[@53pittmanjt]

It would be interesting to ask the lowlifes who trashed the place if they’d ever actually built anything, or if they were only talented at destroying what others built. I guess that’s a rhetorical question.

[@TeriGoodw1]

I enjoyed your video. Thanks for sharing.

[@kathycole4474]

Love the details and the stair case..wish people didnt get their kicks out of tearing stuff up..I bet it was beautiful

[@AlyssaPalmisano1980]

I just love the amount of respect he has for seeing beyond the the mess and the true beauty of what this home was all the details. Another great house and video . Been wathcing and subscribed along time ago but i think this might be my first comment LOL!!

[@jared1870]

No need to apologize, the details of the house showed up very well. Sad to see it vandalized, I have come to the conclusion that people of the Carolinas and West Virginia love destroying things. Thanks for sharing another great explore!

[@lisaknell1809]

I think it’s bored heathens everywhere! I’m from WV and I hate to see things vandalized. This house was gorgeous I’m sure, and still has good bones. Beautiful place ❤️

[@jared1870]

@@lisaknell1809 I agree it is heathens everywhere. I did not mean to imply that vandalism is limited to those states, I just know from watching Kappy's videos that I am more likely to see gutted houses there than in other places. Fortunately this house still retains much beauty and I agree with you that the bones are probably still good.

[@lisaknell1809]

@@jared1870 It seems that the new owners of this property are talking demolition. I hope not, too many of these beauties are being destroyed.

[@karenshawn8406]

You are a kind hearted man Kappy. Love the transit window above the front door. Wow this place is very pretty and yes the details are so pretty. Was Some of the oldnest taken out. Nope look at the trim around the ceiling. This place is really big and must have been gorgeous when first built. Thanks for the tour. lean on God

[@kgreene460]

So kind of the ghost of Ms. Rose to leave those pictures out for you, that was incredible, she knew you were coming!

[@janewasson4845]

What a shame- only the 50s. Wish it could have been saved!

[@julieshepherd5989]

An old Beautiful Southern Plantation Home, sad to see it in such horrible shape, and vandalized too. I hope you fed the kitties, the sweet things, Thanks for sharing your video, 😊🌹🌻

[@cathyworsley326]

Love how you had a pic to show what the house use to look like.

[@ThaCarBoiz]

Just passed this house a couple days ago going to Clemson. Now that you can see it from 76 now. Had to do some research to see the history because I never knew the house was there until they started cutting down the trees!

[@MsDana-mo9fp]

Love the Plantation style mansion, reminds me of favorite movie Gone With the Wind!

[@ihatescorpions]

Recently found your channel and absolutely love what you do with Urban Exploring. This place is perfect for a B & B.

[@carolyndavenport5684]

Kappy you spoke more in this video and it was nice to hear your voice more also thanks for giving a clear view of the wallpaper and mural in the foyer! Love your work

[@DD-th2bd]

Thanks for the tour, that was nice 👌

[@jasonwalsh3903]

I absolutely loved this one thought it was really interesting great detail I also liked the design of this mansion too. I would also like to see the guest house across the road love this location as well. 🏡😊

[@JustAnAverageWoman69]

Glad to see that you had some friends with you today. Safety first!

[@maurad5378]

The entryway is beautiful. Must have been lovely at one time.

[@joannmowery5124]

Absolutely gorgeous ❤️

[@Nicolesid1]

Thank you for taking the time to document this dying beauty. A development company has bought the house and the land. They are going to destroy the house in the beginning of 2022 for a shopping center.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

I had a feeling that was on the way so knew I had too record it on video ASAP! Thank you for watching!! That’s why I do that I do!

[@live2create]

I was given a tour of the interior by Sally herself! She was awesome. The interior was like walking through Town and Country magazine. The decorative arts were amazing and so many. 😢

[@patricialenaburg6553]

The house is slowly fading away, as the owner did. It was a beauty in it's day, a shame someone always wants to break, and tare things up, they just can't let it die on it's own.

[@Ms-ej2vb]

thanks for these tours

[@Kimtwister]

hi kappy omg i loveeeee southern living that house is perfect and amazing great find ive beeen busy so i fergot to stop here the first time and write ya and a and smash that like buttton i sure did as welL SEE YA next exploring

[@chriscourson2824]

1948 IS NOT VERY OLD FOR THAT AREA. SHAME SOMEONE DIDN'T TAKE BETTER CARE OF THE PROPERTY!

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

@Stafford yeah it’s a shame, all basically for money

[@janwarriner6554]

A beautiful home!

[@brusselsprout5851]

Touring this house was a big undertaking. It seems disaster befalls all socio economical brackets. Thank you for another interesting video.

[@sewforlife5728]

It's amazing that a house that isn't even 100 yrs old has deteriorated so bad. Really sad. Such a beautiful house . My stomach did flip flops when u went up this stairs and across that landing with no railings. I have claustrophobia really bad...lol

[@lladylobo1]

I am sad to see such a nice home left to rot.

[@carolinebesinger437]

Heart breaking, so beautiful in her day, hopefully she'll be restored. The vandals shocking!🙁

[@TiaCatR]

Thank you for sharing. Your videos are so interesting. As I view this once grand home, I can't help but think that someone owns this house. Someone owns it. It's utterly shameful that they've let it deteriorate like this. They should literally be ashamed of themselves.

[@luannestrickland4199]

What Beauty with much sweat , tears and memories 😢

[@agustina8275]

Nice building and surrounding area ❤️

[@djberkey5449]

I was fascinated by this shell of a house! There’s a video on KZbin about the house done by the Anderson County Museum which is interesting! Thank you Kappy for this one. BTW I love how you hate attics!! Attics are ok unless the house is unsafe but you always find a way to get where you need to be in your videos! You are a true explorer!

[@colleb95]

I've got so many of your vids in my watch later I need to watch.