Packed 140 year old Abandoned Southern Farm House Full of Antiques

This beautiful old craftsman style house was built in the late 1800’s between 1880-1890. Sits nearly in town so I’m sure would’ve been a stunning place when first built in the area and still is today. The house was built for a well known horse wrangler of the area and his family. A neighbor told me the house was originally a sears kit home but I couldn’t find any information on that. Sadly the house was left vacant after being claimed as eminent domain for a new expansion and exit ramp of the nearby highway. The last owner was allowed too live there until passing away, leaving almost everything behind with no family left too claim the stuff. Now it just waits to be torn down sadly.
Filmed this historical old brick house a few years ago. Glad to have documented this historic old farm house before it’s gone forever.
Thanks for watching check out my old youtube video of the house here- • Packed 120 year old Ab...

[@DeborahFlorian-gy6lw]

Not only is Kappy a class act, he has a big heart, promising to relocate that poor bird stuck in the house. As for the house, i just love that blue and pink bathroom! 🛁🚿🚽

[@SkiASE]

🩵. Yes! 🐦 Opening all windows, and every door, will assist the distressed cutie. 🕊 She's too stressed to get herself out. I would've stayed there, all day, until she's free. 💙

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Had to make sure the lil bird got out! Would’ve felt terrible! Thank you very much for watching!! :)

[@SkiASE]

@@urbanexploringwithkappy1773 ❤️‍🩹 Thank you, Kappy! You have a beautiful ❤️,🧠, and soul.🌌💜

[@debbiegreen2414]

As a lover of old things, this breaks my heart. The history.

[@terriduderstadt6053]

I was just thinking of what a shame it is that it will be bull-dozed. I love old wood furniture. I have a bedroom set from one grandmother. She gave it to us as a wedding gift. It took months to get the old paint stripped off. Underneath was the most beautiful hand carved oak. I also have a wash stand that was thrown away from my great-grandmother's house after she died. Her heirs didn't think it was worth anything. It is precious to me!

[@ameliatoreson1590]

It breaks my heart to see once beautiful home let to fall into such disrepair and torn down . Soon this country will not have homes that represent the fine craftsmanship of the past that took a tremendous amount of time and skill .

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Sad but true! Once they are gone, they are gone! Thank you for watching! :)

[@user-randi1987]

What a shame that a highway has no where else to be than across this house. The outside is really attractive, the inside needs a lot of help. But I can still see what a nice home it must have been. Glad that you documented it, Kappy. Thanks

[@carolwilder2289]

Exactly!

[@carolwilder2289]

I recently witnessed DOT take my neighbors home (3yrs old custom built). They paid him for 9 acres out of 38 and land-locked the rest. For a new highway loop to enter the new Toyota battery plant here. Alot of beautiful homes have been destroyed. I guess my acreage will be next😢

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Me too! Such a shame it won’t be around much longer! Thank you for the kind words and watching!! :)

[@malindahenke5724]

@@carolwilder2289 That's so wrong! Eminent Domain is alive & well. So sad.

[@lambo58]

That's ridiculous. Yeah, don't build a road so this dilapidated old eyesore can be protected. Get real.

[@peggyharris3301]

Every time I watch one of your videos I find myself imagining all the life that happened in these places.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Well said! These places that are a century old or more have really seen a lot of changes over time! Some have survived through the civil war and more just too end up abandoned in the 21st century! It’s very sad in a way! Thanks for watching! :)

[@dennispetrovic8466]

@peggyharris3301: if only walls could talk. Nice big area for any children to play in.

[@anonz975]

It's sad none of the doors, fixtures and antiques weren't saved by architectural salvage/antique dealers. Plus you are a good person for caring about that little bird.

[@SRay-or3nc]

A nice rerun!😄 It's hard for me to believe that all that stuff is left and no one wanted it. That old photographs should be rescued!😢 It's great that you took the time to see it one last time. 👍👍👍

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Right!! That old Victorian looking picture upstairs has to be century old I’d guess! Thank you very much for watching!! :)

[@melissaboggs5176]

I know this is a small home compared to what you normally bring to us but it’s still beautiful! The antiques left behind though. Someones treasures just dying off as they did. So sad. Thanks Kappy for all you do! We all appreciate your hard work and dedication. ❤

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Thank you!! Well said, it really is sad! Much appreciated for the kind words and watching!! So glad you enjoy still! We’ve all been exploring together so long now I couldn’t do it without y’all!! :)

[@ethelhoose1196]

I agree this house is really nice

[@cristywyndham-shaw5111]

A beautiful house. It looks like it was last updated in the early 1980s. That duck wallpaper and Pfaltzgraff pieces scattered about were popular back then. The old TV, ironing board closet, and wood paneling are from the 1960s-'70s. I LOVE the big bedrooms, French doors, and upstairs porch. What a charming house for a newlywed couple to start their lives in. Tfs, Kappy! 😊

[@Bluerose888]

That was geese wallpaper not ducks.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Great observations!! Thank you for the kind words and watching!! :)

[@JasonLS1776]

You are a kind soul and a good dude.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Too kind of you to say! Thanks for watching!! :)

[@Chrisssy2112]

Let’s hope the antique’s are saved, especially that 19th? century dresser that you pointed out. That second story balcony looks like an amazing place to hang out on. Thank you Kappy for the before and after on this once lovely home. ✌️😊

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Right! That dresser and the old antique picture upstairs were pretty cool! Thank you very much for watching!! :)

[@dennispetrovic8466]

I think others have been through the house before and taken whatever may have been of value. I noticed a hole in the floor and staircase. Maybe done deliberately thinking there may have been hidden valuables. I don't know. Just guessing because in them days banks were far and few between. Shame to see a lovely house passed its best due to neglect. Previous owner may have been old and infirmed or lacking finances. Now all seems lost due to progress of a road. Sad.

[@ttop64]

This is a very solidly built house . Nothing built today would stand the test of time of this gem.It's too bad it's slated for demolition. BTW I think what you saw was an old Sears 1900 reproduction catalogue. What's fascinating about those is how cheap by todays standards thing were . Probably expensive back then though.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

How cool! Thank you for sharing the information! Those old sears catalogs are so fascinating! Much appreciated for watching!! :)

[@jentill1034]

What a beautiful place, another one dying away without care. 😪 Heartbreaking yet again.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Really is! Thank you very much for watching!! :)

[@Scott-y8y]

Many of the homes you've recorded may, and probably will, be torn down but in a way you saved their memory through your videos. Great explore, thanks, Kappy. 😊👍

[@paulademarco1585]

Anyone else feel the charm and homey feel?

[@jennifergarrett6809]

You're a good man Kappy. Always looking out for the little animals. Love this house. Wish it could be saved.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

I appreciate that! Thank you for watching! :)

[@luannestrickland4199]

I noticed a nest on top of the fireplace!😮. And the old picture is worth saving. Hopefully somebody will retrieve what’s worth saving instead of being destroyed.

[@jenniferdeleon8954]

I hate to hear these old homes are getting torn down. That looks like it was a beautiful home. Thank you Kappy!

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Me too! Can only imagine how many old places I’m not able too film or find in time are torn down! Thank you for watching! :)

[@susanmiller4159]

That blue trim is what we called Williamsburg Blue back in the early 80s. It was often paired with that pink, which we called mauve. Once upon a time it was a nice house. Thanks for sharing. ❤

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

How cool! I’ll have too remember that!! Thanks for sharing the knowledge!! Much appreciated for watching!! :)

[@vickisawyer7405]

Nothing good comes from the yellow monster in the yard. I wish someone would go through and salvage the good furniture, doors and fixtures before this place is torn down. My house is a kit house built in the 60's, but nothing like this old place. Mine was just built with a bunch of leftover material, and no doors that fit. But it's mine and I'm lucky to have it. As always great video, Kappy - thank you!!!🏚🏚😼

[@1927su]

Wow, once upon a time that place had to have been so great!

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Completely agreed! Thank you for watching!! :)

[@judywaddell6065]

Does anybody else hear those "world weary sighs" that he gives every now and again???.

[@OliveDNorth]

Yes😅

[@lisebrown8431]

My dad “god rest his soul” covered bead board with paneling. And acoustic tile.About 90% of it except the kitchen pantry. I think he got tired of having to paint it.If it were mine, I would remove it all. And 30 years younger. My two siblings live there. Don’t think they have it in them to do it.

[@tedm4932]

Your videos will be valuable one day of what the sites use to be like with these historical homes and the history. I sure would document the much history records of these forgotten houses that tells a story that will be lost forever. so so sad much history are lost. Each historical house each has a story to tell . . . . . You are the only one that are capturing these places before they disappear from life !!! Thank you for sharing these forgotten sites and history !!!! 🙏👍

[@stanleyharris4531]

I too love going through old houses and looking at the different floor plans and the way they were built. This was truly a magnificent home in its day. Someone had a money in order to build this for a wedding present...It has a floor plan that would be good for todays standards..some beautiful woodworking and doors....

[@melissah4515]

Love the porches on this one, I can see lots of happy family gatherings spilling out onto the porches and yard in the past. I like that it didn't get remodeled too much, but at the same time, she deserved better than the 70s remodel that they did with the fake wood paneling and orange shag carpet. Too bad it will soon be just a memory. Glad that you captured it before it's gone!

[@jenwatson5539]

What a lovely home! I loved not only the architecture style but the furniture was incredible - even the half/destroyed pieces. The ironing board storage in the hall was odd! Usually they are in the kitchen or pantry area. I lived in a house that had one - so handy!!! Thank you for going back and revisiting a home before it is torn down. All this destruction breaks my heart.

[@lucybieller7604]

Hey Kappy! Cool house. Sad its in its last days! Thanks for the "re" explore! 😉✌️

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Glad you enjoyed!! Thank you very much for watching!! :)

[@patriciarussell756]

I wish we saved and treasured these lovely homes.😔

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Me too! Thank you for watching!!

[@clairefunnell8481]

I like it. This house has charm. Always good to see houses that have no vandalism just natural decay. Charming house. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Thank you very much for watching!! :)

[@danielkoher1944]

7:56 Nice flower frog, those look like black amethyst candleholders.

[@georgeelder8415]

Thank you for sharing this old gem, Kappy. I'm wondering if the fireplace insert could be saved??? That old paneling was the real McCoy, since newer paneling is basically a picture on the surface... It's actually worth saving! The picture frame is definitely an antique... I'm wondering if there's a historical museum nearby that could accept a couple of items, especially that old picture... The basement was pretty rough, good thing you didn't linger there. As always, your work exploring and documenting these historic homes is most appreciated!

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

I really appreciate the kind words! Thank you very much for watching!! Glad you enjoy!! :)

[@nelliesfarm8473]

Someone needs to save that very old portrait, french doors and front door! Also, look thru the old vinyl records because some are very valuable!!!

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Was a couple cool ones I could show! But yes this place was shockingly filled with cool old stuff! Just packed in and thrown around somewhat! Thanks for watching! :)

[@1927su]

Got my coffee I’m all set! Love the arch & moldings. That front door used to have the old twist doorbell, I could see the hole where it used to be! When I was a kid I lived in an old house with one of those & yeah, we drove our folks nuts playing with it lol

[@debbiesmith3524]

I appreciate that you care about birds trapped in buildings. Thank you..

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Of course! I’d have felt terrible if the bird didn’t get out and I could’ve helped them! Thanks for watching!! :)

[@NativeNYer]

Thanx Kappy! What a house! Beautiful. 2 bad its gotta go. Stay safe out there.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Really is a shame! Just glad it’s saved on video and pictures! Thanks for watching!! Will do! :)

[@MeMyselfAndUs903]

9:09 How exciting it is for me to see this dresser/drawers! The reason it is so exciting is because it helped me realize that a piece of furniture I use as a night stand used to be a side section of a piece of furniture like this.

[@normanfletcher8332]

Why I watch & Subscribed, your good to to the little creatures, like the bird here.. Outside house looked nice & Love the fireplaces, just rest, beyond help & like you said, 'packed'....

[@peggymiller9064]

Not too much to salvage there. You make me nervous when you take chances with the weak floors. Thanks for revisiting this house.

[@lonwaslien104]

A beautifully designed house. I really like the upstairs porch.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Same here! Would’ve been heaven on that upper porch when the house was first built and not a busy highway nearby! Thanks for watching! :)

[@customscreenprinting]

Urban Exploring With kappy thank for sharing with me this video about Packed 140 year old Abandoned Southern Farm House Full of Antiques this was a really nice explore and God Bless and thanks.

[@Kimtwister]

Wowwwww kappy you did it again. I loved it. Those antiques need saved the picture. U zoomed in to the lady was a gem I would of gotten it and. Saved it. Take care my gratefully deadicated. Buddy. Shake down street. Friend ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ awesome. Exploring

[@rockfangd]

My goodness this must have been a beautiful home. Surely I watched the last time you filmed it, but your filming skills have improved so much since then. So glad you got to film it before it is gone. Thank You

[@rockybernard2997]

Nice bright cozy home. So many memories made there. I'm thinking I saw a couple lingering spirts on your walkthrough. Oh, and for those folks who proudly don't do politics, here's another example of where 'politics does you'- eminent domain, cuz there simply is no better place to insert an onramp/offramp, per your county supervisors, but through your abode/space on this handsome lil' lot. Quiet Lessons to inquisitive minds. TY for the tour. charming but not opulent: Very cozy indeed.

[@MARILYNNEWTONGIBB]

I KNOW IT IS SAD BUT IT IS VERY OLD AND IT NEEDS TO GO TO HEAVEN HAPPY CANADA DAY EVERYONE

[@annabelleb.8096]

That was a really wonderful wedding gift! So nice there are no houses close by.

[@robertmanley7556]

Such a wonderful little home .....the outside was really cool ....the inside says a lot of life was lived here such a shame to see it get tore down . Thank you for showing us another wonderful old home Kappy !!! 👍👍

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Right! I just loved the exterior with that little second story porch! So unique! Thank you very much for watching!! Glad you enjoyed it! :)

[@cecoya]

This would have been a very beautiful home back in the day. Too bad that it is fixing to be tore down for a road though. Thanks for sharing and you have safe travels. Happy Holidays to you and yours.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Happy holidays to you as well! Thank you for the kind words and watching!! :)

[@janewasson4845]

What a neat house! I don't think I've seen that style before. Torn down-l really dislike those words, but hoping that someone saves the architectural salvage, and some of the furniture. Thanks, Kappy-great, as always. Hi, Ruby!

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Same! Love the uniqueness of it with the second story porch!! So cool! Thank you very much for watching!! :)

[@MARILYNNEWTONGIBB]

@@urbanexploringwithkappy1773 IT WAS VERY INTERESTING SEEING THIS OLD FARMHOUSE WHEN WAS THIS BUILT?

[@KarenWimberley]

What a beautiful house. It's a shame it wasn't saved.

[@rolfsinkgraven]

They left a very nice tv.

[@stevenkaskus6173]

As soon as I saw the picture of this house as I was scrolling I stopped because I found it was actually a very attractive house and could be once again.

[@DD-th2bd]

That old picture upstairs of the lady reminds me of a picture given to me when my grandmother passed away. I believe it to be an old picture of my grandfather's grandmother and its not a photograph exactly its more of a painting but I think its very old. No one ever smiled in pictures back then.

[@gaylewilliamson9183]

You could just get the place and use the doors windows,and light fixtures and redo the furniture.Love the architecture and porch what a beauty it was and the land👍❤️🇺🇸

[@tammybaker6635]

Seems like no one cares about all the antiques in this place. So much could be saved and repurposed. The wallpaper with the ducks I had in my bathroom in one of the places I lived in. Loved the video Mr Kappy! Thanks for taking me along!

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

How cool you had same wallpaper!! Thank you very much for watching and the kind words!! :)

[@tammybaker6635]

@@urbanexploringwithkappy1773 you are very welcome!!!!

[@danielkoher1944]

9:20 Wicked full length mirrored vanity. The lower wide piece looks like a buffet or sideboard.

[@ittybittykittymama7582]

Good evening, Kappy and all present! So glad that it's time for another interesting exploration of someone's past! This house's architecture is quite interesting and could have been preserved, except for its proximity to the new road. Now, sadly, the land on which it sits is worth much more than the house itself. It would seem that few people have explored this sweet little place. The green cabbage leaf bowl sitting on the table next to the TV hasn't moved at all! Kappy, that bird is a Carolina wren who may have a nest full of babies somewhere in that house. It knows exactly how to get in and out of the house, as will its progeny. Wrens are nosy little songbirds who seek out empty buildings in which to safely nest and raise their young. They are easily identified by their short tails which tip up at an almost right angle to their stocky little rust-colored bodies. The best thing you can do for that bird is to leave it alone! Oh, you didn't mention in your narrative description that the house was built as a wedding gift! That fact makes the house seem even more dear. I can almost imagine the happy couple walking through the rooms, being joyful in and proud of their little home. That's odd, there are a lot more pieces of bric-a-brac on the mantel than when you were here last. Maybe it was staged by photographers. You're absolutely right, Kappy, that is an ironing board closet. As a matter of fact, the narrow board used for sleeves is still in there! This house has such a happy feeling about it, in spite of the junk and the damage it has suffered. It seems content in its memories, unafraid of the future. There was a lot of love in this home, love for each other and for God. What a shame this once happy home with its basement filled with water has only weeks to live. It makes me sad to think of it. Nevertheless, it's going on my favorites list! Thanks for a doubly interesting exploration, my friend. It was nice to see this house, both times! Love from Tennessee, Becca

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Great observations! Yes I was shocked so little had changed inside over the years! Was very surprising to me! Thank you always for sharing your insights and the kind words!! Much appreciated for watching!! :)

[@debkrummreich3883]

Surprised that antique robbers haven't gone thru took everything. Wonder what happens to things people leave behind in these homes. Not any graffiti or stripped wood. Sad this sweet home gone to such waste. Great job Kappy enjoyed watching

[@johnclifton8074]

Maybe something "unworldly " is keeping these things from happening !

[@wendycrawford1792]

@debkrummreich3883. This house has been remodelled and ransacked. I highly doubt that antique robbers would bother with this house. They might be able to salvage a few things but it looks like anything of any value. There are thousands of other safer, less destroyed abandoned houses to pilfer through.

[@deborahsmith7970]

Thank you for ALL explores in 2023!! So kind to share! Happy Holidays!!🙂🙂

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Happy holidays to you and yours!! Thanks for watching!! :)

[@katbot2190]

Lovely home. I hope someone rescued that sewing machine. It's a good one.

[@debrademedici864]

Very nice old little house !! Just not much to save on the house but there is some furniture that could be saved!!!hope the bird found his way out !!! Thanks Kappy !!!!

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

I did a thorough search after I finished filming and couldn’t find him anywhere so I’m assuming went through an open window pane!! Would hate for an animal to be stuck! Thank you for watching!! :)

[@AtomicMan45]

Good one Kappy,you never disappoint!

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

I appreciate that very much! Thank you for watching! :)

[@danielkoher1944]

13:12 The picture long abandoned 💯% proof. Get out and travel never let days come and go. Try your best to live life before it passes you by. Thanks for recording these.

[@ThursdayASMR]

This house looks like it's really, really old. It's unique from the half brick facade to the layout that didnt make too much sense. You can hear it in your steps how unstable it had become. I bet its really creepy in there at night!

[@Riverwalker44]

Cool old place

[@janedee6488]

Nice brickwork

[@kathymanolis7177]

That's sad. Think of all the Family's that lived there.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

True! Crazy too think how many families were born, lived and died in these century old brick walls!

[@KevinKinder-ey9gv]

Love that Old buck fireplace insert setting next to mine now

[@glenyshanlon5112]

Great filming as usual I bet that house could tell some stories another bites the dust .

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Very true! Thank you for watching!! :)

[@sorenschmidt1976]

Wunderschön was für eine Aussicht ich mag den alten Süden und seine Architektur (Farm Häuser),so herrschaftlichen...

[@pamott1809]

Thanks for the tour!! It's a shame these houses are abandoned and with what made it a home. One question. Have you ever gone through a house that you thought was haunted??

[@MARILYNNEWTONGIBB]

I HAVE NEVER BEEN IN A HAUNTED HOUSE AND I HOPE I NEVER WILL

[@user-unused66]

It's horrible that someone wouldn't buy. There's nothing like remodeling a great place but nowadays everyone wants new and that sucks.

[@donnagagne3813]

Nice place. I don't remember it. I wonder how long I have followed you Kappy. Thank You!

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Was a good few years ago! It’s incredible too think how long we have all been exploring and checking out old houses together!! Couldn’t do it without y’all’s help! Thank you very much for watching and sticking around!! :)

[@pbs4535]

The built in ironing board was used to iron pants and jackets in the early 1900s and much earlier.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

So cool! What a neat old feature in old homes! The first place I grew up in, a 1920s row house in Baltimore city had one! Thanks for watching! :)

[@sherrycarney4924]

Those Craftman homes always had so much character and were economically priced. I wish you could still order them. I bet that house would have still been n good shape if the roof had been maintained. Wonder how long it’s been empty?

[@diannesorem6389]

If I'm not mistaken, that's an old charcoal picture. Truly an antique!

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

How cool! What time period do you think it’s from? I just took a guess and said it was late 1800’s- early 1900’s! Almost seemed Victorian! Thanks for watching!

[@MARILYNNEWTONGIBB]

@@urbanexploringwithkappy1773 THIS IS MARILYN AND I THINK YOUR RIGHT ABOUT THE YEAR IT WAS AROUND THE LATE 1800

[@macorey54]

It really has some bungalow features.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Agreed! Very craftsman- bungalow feeling! Turn of the century! Thanks for watching! :)

[@arcaneurbex]

so cool to see the comparison

[@jane2949]

I love this house!

[@susanfaulkner2304]

We had that television set in the 1960's!!

[@kenc4240]

It Saden's Me To See Such A Beautiful Built Home Fr: That Era To Be Left Abandoned And See The 1970's ish Panel Board On The Wall's & Numerous Other Things & Likely a Few Vegranets & Crack Heads Likely Living There , Was What Looks Like a Beuitful Home @ One Point In It's Life Time !!!!!! Good Video

[@Mikes_carnivore_journey]

Beautiful old home. Such a shame to see it destroyed. The Sears catalog is a 1900 miniature reproduction. I had or have one here somewhere.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

How neat! I’ll have to visit my library and see if I can look through one! Thanks for watching!! :)

[@Mikes_carnivore_journey]

@@urbanexploringwithkappy1773 yes check it out. Really fun to look through. You're welcome. Thanks for sharing!

[@half-a-man8182]

Why would anyone walk away from a house of this quality? If it's not a sin. it should be. Having never owned a house in my life, I would take something like this despite the condition it's in.

[@scottfarmer7226]

Old school French doors. Always liked them

[@gailspaw5521]

Sup from Kentucky😊

[@beverleystone1102]

Hi kappy what happens to the useable furniture before it's demolished so sad some good furniture inside. Best wishes beverley stone U.K.

[@clairwaucaush7225]

This was a very nice home in it's prime. Looks like it was built more around 1905-1910. It is kind of creepy and sad the bed is still upstairs intact and the one dresser. Both still there waiting to be used again.

[@oldsouthmike65]

Love this video, too bad the house is being demolished.

[@oldsouthmike65]

Would it be possible to save the picture of the woman. Even though the person who last lived there did not have any close family if nieghbors now who it is they might have other relatives who would like to know what their ancestors looked like.

[@thepickledfish3631]

Makes me want to be a good squatter because I can't barely afford to be paying rent. I would make the place look good.

[@Thomas-yr9ln]

The same old TV I said I would like to restore last time. The people who lived there even their memory will be erased forever when the house is gone.

[@krislange1186]

Looks like it would have been a lovely house when it was built. Not much left now unfortunately. It might have had a fighting chance if it had had a metal roof put on. Roads have a tendancy to destroy old houses.

[@jerroldmcley4347]

Wow 😲 beautiful place I bet it was awesome 😎 before it got tossed

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Agreed! Was surprised not much had changed since I last filmed it in 2020! Thanks for watching! :)

[@MoeLarrycurly1]

That is the ironing board 😁

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Such a cool feature on old homes! Love it! Thanks for watching! :)

[@malindahenke5724]

What a darn shame. Hope someone can save the doors, mantels & beds etc. Eminent domain seems to be rearing its ugly head again. 😔

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Agreed so much beautiful details left that could still be saved or salvaged at the least! If only the whole place could be saved! Thank you for watching! :)

[@waynebender8835]

The Philco TV was built by Ford Electronics Company. I hope somebody comes in saves the Older Furniture, TV , Fireplace Mantle, Nick Necks, Women's purses and the French Doors. Their is some money to make there .

[@philipjones3793]

Id love to get the plans for that house (design) and build it in a great location.

[@sarahbeets4686]

Sad that all these old homes, some huge, r left to rot with so many folks homeless.

[@danielkoher1944]

This is exactly what happens to most small cities. Which in turn destroys the population, becoming villages.

[@terriduderstadt6053]

The only reason I can think of for the owner not letting people come in and take the antiques, is the possible liability of someone getting hurt. So many unsafe floors and ceilings. Still, I would love to be able to take out the chandeliers, salvageable hardwood floors and furniture. I love wooden furniture and have bought many nice pieces and refurbished them.

[@danielkoher1944]

7:27 More than likely this bed was used downstairs. By an elderly person before they died.