Packed 170 year old Abandoned Southern Farm House & Old Army Jacket

Had some trouble with the end of the video in editing and the video quality going down sorry about that! Filmed in nc thanks for watching

[@kornkraker]

The Army jacket is a WWII vintage Eisenhower (Ike) jacket. The Vet was a Corporal who served in the European theater. I believe 18 months overseas as indicated by the three hash marks on the left cuff and honorably discharged at the end of the war indicated by the "Ruptured Duck" over the right breast pocket. save it, it should be preserved.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Thank you very much!!!

[@scoschegn]

I found this for the patch on the left shoulder: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ADSEC#:~:text=Communication%20Zone%20(Com%2DZ),the%20chains%20of%20Nazi%20oppression.&text=It%20is%20commonly%20referred%20to,the%20first%20on%20the%20Continent.

[@chaosdemonwolf1]

While it's known with explorers, more less an unwritten rule not to take anything and I agree, that jacket should be returned to the family if any is still existing. And that's not stealing. It's putting it back where it belongs.

[@renegades5502]

@@urbanexploringwithkappy1773 where is this and who owns it. Id like to buy some of the old stuff.

[@Hollowpointacres]

Some rules should be bent when it comes to Preserving history

[@ptaylor4923]

You're right. That is a very sad house. You can feel the despair and loss. Two chevrons on the uniform mean he was a corporal.

[@Lea941]

The quilt on the bed upstairs is gorgeous! This house has some beautiful, unique furniture

[@cindyurban4955]

Absolutely beautiful.. All the hours that went into such a quilt.. Made out of love..

[@susiegnall3971]

I get sad when I see a quilt left behind! It is beautiful!

[@shelleydawson2435]

That was a hand made quilt, my g-mamma made 2 a yr and they're absolutely beautiful and comfortable

[@hawkeye4528]

Hi Kappy on the army uniform the two inverted stripes with a T below is technician 5th grade. The fancy patch above is for advanced base Headquarters in the European theater of operations. Towards the bottom of the left sleeve, the three gold bars on top of each other show overseas service in a war zone, each denoting 6 months (so 18 months total). I'm not 100% but the green bar at the very bottom of the sleeve may indicate he was wounded. In short he served in Europe during WW2 for 18 months, as a Technician 5th grade and was possibly wounded. As a Brit I'd like to thank him for his service, just such a shame the uniform is gathering dust in house that looks like it could fall down any minute, rather than a museum.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!!!!

[@shabirjan9201]

thanx bro for sharing information

[@2DragonGalz]

Thanks so much for letting us see the inside of this house. I go by it all the time and always wondered what it looked like on the inside. It was holding up well until a couple years ago when the porch collapsed. I really wish the county would take better care of the old homes, there are a lot of them.

[@beachcaving]

Thank you, Kappy! Love how you "feel" how the house "feels"...You are definitely The House Whisperer👣

[@smileygirl6710]

Thanks so much for showing us these houses. I would love to go back in time to all of them and see what they looked like at the beginning and the people who lived in them.

[@joanmurdock3197]

What an amazing beautiful place. So much love went into building and decorating it. I almost found myself wanting to cry. What a waste. Thanks to you it will now live on long after it has fallen. Great job, Kappy. Thank you.

[@kasiagirl4708]

What a shame that this house is beyond repair. I was a antique dealer for 22 years before I had to retire due to health issues. It truly hurt my heart to look at the old furniture, hardware, doorknobs, fireplaces etc. I bet that a long time ago the huge hearth in the kitchen was used for cooking and heating. The old white free standing kitchen cabinet is awesome. I could go on and on. So sad that the remains of decades of family life is left to rot away. I’m sure the house has many stories to tell😥🤔🥺

[@roseandulics2338]

Little ol lady who loved canning, had to have the big numbers on her phone😢 beautiful furniture wish I could have even just one pc

[@karenshawn8406]

look at the walls by that one door they have a plaster stencil on them. that is neat. All that stuff in there it is a wonder it hasn't fallen completely down by now. It must have been a sight when it was first new. Bead board ceilings beautiful. The fire places and that army uniform was something to see. The quilt was pretty. Thanks for another great find. lean on God

[@harletterider9658]

metal roof is why. i think the porch post is what got rotten

[@susanbissell6319]

Looks like Grandma lived downstairs from the one room on the left when she got too old for the steps. She was alone there before she passed. I bet the Army jacket was her husband's jacket.

[@musiciankitty]

I so agree with previous post by Gary Smith. We have my dad's army jacket from WW2 and it's a treasure and memorial for him (died in 2017 at 94). The furniture - all the dressers, kitchen table and chairs, a baby carriage and moses basket for baby, trunk, etc.. Such a shame. Tears.... :/ Thx for showing us. :)

[@boohenry5150]

Back in the day when life was much harder in a way, and much simpler in others. Looks like this family lived very much without all the amenities that we so depend on today. We are all a bit like pack-rats though. We all collect plenty of things in our homes. Nice tour! Thank you.

[@williamkeith8944]

TV, radio, telephone, gas heat, refrigerator, freezer, washer and dryer. What other amenities does a mid-century family need, Leona?

[@boohenry5150]

@@williamkeith8944 Well, if you say it was enough, I guess it was enough. Have a good day William.

[@boohenry5150]

@@sherril.562 Thank you Cheryl, you knew what I was trying to say.

[@nadinemasteller1089]

@@williamkeith8944 I was born in 1950. The tv was a novelty when first acquired. Not many channels, certainly no cable. Had an antenna on the roof or rabbit ears on top of the tv which we children were employed to adjust as well as change channels. The washer and dryer were certainly newer than the old tub with a wringer that I remember from my childhood and part of my adulthood. The telephone was definitely newer than those from my childhood as was the radio. Someone lived comfortably in that home for many years.

[@jeremyd1298]

Seems a lot of this house still has its original building materials(I think). The walls and some of the woodwork look original. I love that! Great old house! Glad you document these historical houses before they are torn down or fall down! Cause they don't build anything as sturdy as these anymore!! These had sturdy, thick materials made to last!!

[@nadinemasteller1089]

I've been thinking all through this video that there is a lot worth saving in this old house. Some one should contact a salvage company.

[@nadinemasteller1089]

And someone should contact antique dealers. I don't know if anyone has legal ownership of that house and its belongings, but there are many thing of value in there.

[@lotusdolphin]

That had thousands of dollars worth of antiques! Really interesting. Thank you

[@melissaboggs5176]

Beautiful! It looks as though someone passed and some of their belongings were left to decay. So sad to see this. Thanks so much Kappy for another wonderful find! Wishing you an very Merry Christmas and the best New Year ever! 🎄❤️

[@millyt1988]

So sad after parents die no ones care anout their stuff 😞.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Thank you for watching! Happy new year as well to you!!

[@m.r.storie9104]

Glad you got through this one safely, Kappy. Dangerous, but historically fascinating. Was neat as a pin in its day, I suspect, and with everything in its place. Long before people called it “hoarding” it was “waste not, want not”.

[@chrisreed26]

The washer/dryer was really only a washer and a water heater..the old kitchen counter type water heater..it would go in a kitchen and be built in like a counter top...but it's not a dryer! Love all the old stuff! Lot's of antiques $$$

[@TeamTrumpUSA]

The first dressing table with the unique mirror was mass produced in the 1940's. Hardwood and usually no veneers. I noticed other dressing tables, and additional furniture, that was much older. The kitchen had a fireplace, so cool. The kitchen cabinet may have been a Hoosier but could not tell. The closet, (2:33) had something behind the clothes that looked interesting. But I don't know what is was. Great find Kappy. And by the way, Merry Christmas Cheers

[@fordtruxdad5155]

I believe that interesting thing in the closet is a disassembled baby crib/ bed. Looks like the two ends are standing upside down with the side pieces standing behind them.

[@ronda7340]

Yes it was an old baby bed ...this place was awesome...

[@JosieSchuller]

That first and then final shot of the lopsided house is wonderful. I bet this house was a little beauty in her day. There are some nice pieces of antique furniture in there that could still be saved if someone were interested. Loved the one doorknob coated in cobwebs. 🕸

[@cwb0051]

Aww,Your,Correct,This House Does seem Sad and Lonely,so quiet when backin the day, was Filld with family... There is so Much that can be saved...

[@anniebranwen4148]

Why they never kept this beautiful old home up is sad. Newer homes don't have the style like this home did , you would think for history sake they would have shown more respect

[@megenberg8]

furniture is mid-1800s possibly 1840 and that house must have once been a very happy place. that was 180 years ago! the builder may have been alive in the era of Washington and the revolution! imagine the world of that time, so far away...

[@anniebranwen4148]

@@megenberg8 thanks for the insight , I love history and you brought it to life

[@loritucker9621]

It takes money!! Annie.. you truly have no clue!!!!

[@anniebranwen4148]

@@loritucker9621 I agree with you ! I felt that before it got into a condemned state , many years ago , they could have saved it. I have seen here in Kentucky many homes that were left to fall down . I aware that you can't save everything , I am 71 years old and far from clueless .

[@robertmanley7556]

What a wonderful old home !! Sad to see so much a persons life just left to time . Looks like a Grandma and Grandpa home . Looks like someone liked canning. Loved those to porches that upstairs one would be grand on a summer night !! Such beautiful old wood work in this home !! Bet she was a grand home in her day . Great video as always Kappy !!👍👍

[@bethshadid2087]

The naustalga of this place. The first room heater, the second room couch....we had both when I was a kid. Remember the big TV sets. Great find. Have a safe and blessed Christmas Kappy 🤴🕊️☃️🎄💗

[@marlenalinne7958]

It kills my soul to see these beautiful homes in this condition.

[@lawannarobinson9900]

I truly enjoyed the explore of this Farm House. It was full of interesting furniture and objects to let us know how they actually lived in this home. Did I notice a lot of chamber pots with lids in one of the upstairs bedrooms? As always I love to see the old door knobs, door locks, old kitchens and so much more. Thanks for sharing and continue to be safe in your travels and explore. Happy Holidays and Happy New Year from Maryland.

[@wayneaugustine517]

I LIKE THIS ONE. THANK YOU FOR YOUR TRAVELS. HOPE YOU ALWAYS KEEP YOUR INTEREST!

[@malindahenke5724]

What an amazing find. The cupboard in the kitchen! The wallpaper. All the other really cool pieces of furniture. I would have picked the Army jacket up and at least hang it on a door. It shouldnt be left laying on the floor. 😢

[@puca7908]

Yes! I would not leave it on the floor, or dirty. At the very least offer it to a historic society or museum.

[@laurie4275]

You're right - even the wallpaper. Sections of antique wallpaper being preserved in frames has become a hot comodity amongst art lovers.

[@madambutterfly5343]

I enjoyed this exploration. It was like I was walking with you and seeing all the discoveries. It’s another house where I believe an elderly person or couple lived. Then passed away, leaving their whole lives behind. Phenomenal video, Thanks Kappy for letting me tag along

[@Momvon1]

Tons of old antiques wow, looks like the older people died and no one left to inherit sad.

[@julielivinlife2447]

Poor old house. Looks like it was a lovely home back in its day. Thank you Kappy I really enjoy your vids.

[@buffyl2674]

Wow! The furniture and old clothing and army jacket tell such a story! So sad how these homes end up. Great find Kappy! Love these videos! 💖

[@puca7908]

I got a laugh at the very last bedroom you went into! Right there, 2 old thunder mugs & covers! Boy did that bring back memories of cold winters spent at my grandparents in Upstate Western NY during the late 50's and early 60's!!

[@lynnesummers-noble5029]

Aww, it does feel like a sad house but, I think at some point it's been a busy loved home.

[@clairefunnell8481]

A faded beauty. If only the walls could talk. So much left behind. That roof looks like its gonna go any minute. Watch it, be safe and im glad i found this explore.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@mikehurricane5767]

Good Afternoon Kappy . Another home full of memories . Incredible furniture and beautiful woodwork . Merry Christmas my friend . Peace and love be with you . Thanks you for what you do . You bring joy to me .

[@lareeseblaque8303]

So many abandon houses with so many valuable antiques left.

[@sarahstrong7174]

Nice old place. Shame it is falling apart. Dangerous too. Very brave going in there. Take care. All the best. Hoping for a better 2021 for everyone. Was once a very welcoming & comfy home.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Ahmen! Tho personally I had a great 2020 prob one of my favorite years!! Been so much fun!

[@nadinemasteller1089]

@@urbanexploringwithkappy1773 Very few of us have been so lucky. But I'm glad you are being careful walking in these old places. Some areas are very dangerous as you well know.

[@ediegray5511]

Antiques everywhere. Part of the house looks like an original cabin , no electricity.

[@lucybieller7604]

Wow. Very cool old place with a lot of treasures still inside. Thanks for the tour!! ✌

[@rowdyroddydiaper1735]

Safe and Happy Holidays to everyone. Especially to @Kappy, who works so hard to bring us all this wonderful history. Here's to 100K subscribers next year 👍

[@wyndalynmiller8321]

Very many antiques within this old home I believe that TV dates back to the 60s the other furniture dressers Chef Rose and dressing tables AR late 40s and 50s awesome find I wish I could go there there's so much money laying around and all the old and forgotten things that was an awesome find

[@sueannskerrattherron2079]

Thank you for the explore of this beautiful house. Gorgeous trim and design. Strangely low ceilings! There is a little square nightstand upstairs with angled legs that is a twin to the one I have in my living room. It was made around 1910 and given to my great grandmother as a wedding present. Thanks again! Job well done.

[@shellymiller7101]

It was a sad old house..with an unclear story with some beautiful belongings....wish someone would salvage the history in these homes....thanks for being their voice and sharing with us...Happy Holidays.....enjoy your time off.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

I’m not taking any time off! Busier then ever, I’m in Augusta Georgia now hopefully gonna film some stuff tomorrow!

[@shellymiller7101]

@@urbanexploringwithkappy1773 well you must really enjoy what you do!...it really shows in your videos your love of the houses! Well enjoy your house expeditions then....ever think about coming up north and doings some older homes?

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

@@shellymiller7101 spent a lot of the spring up north in New York and nj, I wasn’t a fan of all the tolls and turnpikes 😂 thank you for watching!! Merry Christmas!

[@shellymiller7101]

@@urbanexploringwithkappy1773 very true further north Maine N.H Mass all older homes....sub divisions are in different areas...I live in a town of 650 and we have under 20 homes built after 1900....older homes are valued more here for the history ..they are salvaged for the superior workmanship...ones that cant be saved. It kills me to see them rot away and wasted

[@denisewright2558]

Such a shame. The house and everything in it needs to be brought back to life

[@nadinemasteller1089]

I'm afraid that house is beyond redemption, but a lot of it should be salvaged and the furniture bought by antique dealers.

[@luckypupito1344]

All those once beautiful antiques just rotting away, too bad. I noticed what appears to be a bird's nest up in the light fixture in the first room you toured, looks like the house is still being lived in by some smart birds !!!

[@judyingram4846]

Beautiful old house, but it's so horded up. So old pieces so beautiful. I bet alot of these old houses went to probate and the never did anything about it. That's why everyone needs a will.

[@monicap1717]

The furniture alone is unbelievable!! You'd assume correctly!!!

[@HappyQuailsLC]

That bureaa is from at least the 1800's. We had a desk that had those drawer pull handles and it looks very much alike. It is a shame that the old things of value aren't salvaged and saved. So many old things were made one at a time that you never know when you are seeing a version of an item which is a one of a kind.

[@patmurphy389]

Kappy, thank you for the video. The uniform had the bars for basic training, AIT(advanced individual training) & sharpshooter. The three stripes on the sleeve stands for three tours of duty overseas. The rank was either a staff sergeant or corporal like the other individual said.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Thank you for sharing the information! I really have no clue about any army stuff, I had assumed maybe it was Vietnam era! Thanks for watching!

[@nadinemasteller1089]

@@urbanexploringwithkappy1773 I think that looked older. I'm thinking Korean or WWII.

[@julieshepherd5989]

The house was nice when it was new, the dresser in the upstairs pink bedroom was a 1940's mahogany, the dresser in the bedroom where the army jacket ( coat) was lying, was an 1870's Eastlake design, and the high back bed was oak, and around 1900 to 1920. I was worried at every step you took, that old house was creaking and the birds were singing, I'm glad you got outta there safe, thanks for sharing another video. 🌹🌼🌲🏡

[@harletterider9658]

i thought the high-back bedstead was homemade. someone may have been a wood worker.

[@julieshepherd5989]

@@harletterider9658 The high back bed could have been homemade. 🙂

[@torritucker6366]

The space heater in the room to the left at beginning of video my grandma used one till she passed. It could heat up a home. Awesome antiques in this home.

[@bethshadid2087]

We had one when I was a kid back in 70s looked just like that and yes they work well.

[@williamyorkolepossum]

WOW! There were so many wonderful old things here & there. Thank you again for taking us along. I remember so many old places I ventured into as a child and went back on Google Earth to see them again only to find empty lots and no sign of the memories except those in my old mind...LOL (actually sad)

[@nadinemasteller1089]

In 2019 I went back to the neighborhood where I grew up. It was so sad to see so many of the old homes deteriorating and mt neighbors house was gone. After his wife died, he lost interest in everything and didn't take care of what was once a beautiful old house. His wife had been very proud of it. It, too, had gorgeous woodwork. I hope that was salvaged before it was torn down.

[@normanjones8089]

This place is super cool. I feel a serious need to explore and could stay in this house for at least a week or maybe even longer. Thanks for sharing this awesome video my friend.

[@maryg7585]

Oh wow! That jacket is a piece of history along with the box! The antiques are amazing, you should check with family on rescuing things if possible, donate to a local museum if anything with the jacket, there are probably war pictures around somewhere...great show Kappy😊

[@cecoya]

Love the old furniture especially the dresser with the mirrors that angle. Lovely!!! Have a great day

[@Robert08010]

Around the 80's I found an abandoned house. It looked like it was probably built during the 50 or 60s, nothing about it said it was very old. It wasn't very big but maybe 10-20% bigger than the house I grew up in so I was a little bewildered by the sight of it just sitting there abandoned - but still in reasonably good shape. Everywhere there were signs that someone was in the middle of rehab-ing and then just gave up. I looked all over the first and second floors and thought what a waste it was going too, because of a few broken windows, it was being damaged every time it rained. I peeked into the basement and couldn't make out what exactly I was looking at, just seeing vague shapes at odd angles. So a few days later I returned with a flash light and as soon as I pointed it into the basement, I understood why the house was abandoned. The foundation was collapsing and had let so much water and sand in as to push all the appliances (water heater, washer & dryer etc.) all into the center of the floor clustered at odd angles around the stairs. Basically, the foundation was mostly gone and the house continued to stand out of some sheer strength of will. I never gave much thought about it but there was a swamp in the woods just 50 feet from the back door of that house and the swamp stretched on for a few hundred yards. I guess at some point the swamp compromised the foundation and whoever was doing the rehab decided to abandon it.

[@tammybaker6635]

Lol! The great wasp finds you again! This is another one of those places that if they would sell the antiques out of it, they'd have saved history. Thanks for taking me along!

[@puca7908]

Yeah Kap, wasps always seem to be drawn to you (and spiders!) Are you like the 'wasp whisperer'? Have a wonderful New Year's Kappy!

[@kristy7174]

This home must have had a large family living there. Or maybe a boarding house. So many rooms n stuff left behind. Some guy said it use to be his house 30 yrs ago. Who knows. The military jacket is super cool. Should be saved. Instead it will rot away. Shame to see this amazing hone rot n decay. Hope you have Happy Holidays Kappy. Be safe n well. GB.

[@beverleystone1102]

Dear Kelly just love the way you say holy cow don't change stay safe beverley stone uk

[@mariebock8016]

Can't believe you went in that house! I'd be afraid it would fall in on me. 🤦‍♀️ Awesome furniture 👍

[@dr.leonardhofstadtersavage6413]

Love these amazing old houses you find. 👍👍👍

[@colleenhoperue5538]

Merry Christmas and thanks so much for a great video. As a collector of 1970s to 90s tabloids and magazines, and memorbilia I enjoyed seeing the stuff left behind. Bless you and be safe.

[@sandih9084]

Someone’s whole life left behind

[@icantthinkofaname15]

My family has had that happen. It really sucks

[@monkeywkeys3916]

Yep, at some point, just up & left. WT?

[@annettejones1300]

@@monkeywkeys3916 Or possibly passed away.

[@dreamseer7]

I like the boards in the ceiling, and the stair rails. Thx again for sharing Kappy.

[@sarahstrong7174]

Thankyou for sharing this somewhat dangerous explore.

[@lilianmcguigan9240]

Happy Christmas Kappy. Thankyou so much for all the distraction, and insight into the past.

[@lorimorrisey7957]

What an interesting place. So many beautiful antiques of every sort both large and small!!

[@dawnschimke7504]

Such a beautiful home. Thank you for risking your safety to share these beautiful places with us. Stay safe.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

I’m glad people enjoy! Some day these videos will be all that is left of these houses

[@edwardkellogg1284]

Very nice old house. The woodwork us interesting around the windows and doors. I noticed the upstairs did not have that. The furniture looked to be from the 20's and 30's. Would love to have some of that. Nice find.

[@user-randi1987]

There is some very nice old furniture in there. I was not expecting so much stuff on the second floor. Looks like the last resident was a collector. Seems like it would have been a nice place but it had some structural issues. Good video, Thanks Kappy. Have a Merry Christmas and a healthy New Year

[@nadinemasteller1089]

My guess is that the last owner lived through the Great Depression. My Grandmother did and didn't throw away anything that could be reused. I remember balls of string, doorknobs holding rubber bands and jars were repurposed all the time.

[@prime63829]

Its great to come across stuff like the jacket. Helps to tell a story about the place.

[@Kimtwister]

wowwwww kappy great find i love nc beeen there many times but woww great find i loved all the antique furniture to hey HAVE A HAPPY CHRISTMAS AND A AWESOME NEW YEAR BE SAFE AND HAVE FUN

[@sarahstrong7174]

I am guessing the owners died as they do not seem to have moved their things out. Possibly there might be someone lingering in a nursing home but it does not look like anyone has lived here for a long time.

[@customscreenprinting]

Thanks my friend Kappy for sharing with me another wonderful video about Packed 170 year old Abandoned Southern Farm House & Old Army Jacket it was a very interesting place and thanks for sharing and God Bless merry christmas and a happy new year my firend.

[@kimcooper5215]

I love what you do for us Kappy, thank you.

[@beachcaving]

Thank you for not zooming in on all the commodes...I can snack and still watch your awesome channel! 🤣🤘

[@LGAussie]

That’s a WW2 Army jacket. He was a Corporal. Don’t let it be dishonored on the floor like the family did. Maybe they were divorced. In any case our countries freedom is because of these men. Take it to an expert dry cleaner or donate it to an Army museum if there is one. It’s clear the family no longer has any offspring or they just don’t care. Many Vets would preserve it too. Call The VA. Ask if any Veterans would care for it if u don’t want to. Those will be quite rare as The Veterans of WW2 themselves. There’s only a certain amount left as it is. Take care of it. It’s a disgrace and disrespectful to allow it to be abandoned. Show honor and find it a proper home with a museum or Veteran. Salute 🇺🇸🗽🇺🇸🗽🇺🇸🗽🇺🇸

[@jenniferdeleon8954]

That house seems so sad! I’m sure the owners loved that house. They just get old and can’t take care of them anymore. It upsets me that someone doesn’t come in and at least keep these old homes up.

[@juliacockroft8745]

Thanks for doing this for us Kappy. Merry Christmas. 🎄

[@mistydawn7426]

Wow! So much left behind! Great explore. Merry Christmas, Kappy!!😊❤

[@pamelaklein98.85]

Love your explores! I from Charleston! Merry Christmas! Stay safe and I look forward to your next explore! Thanks for sharing and thanks to everyone for the information too! So interesting!

[@colleenhoperue5538]

The middle of the house on the outside looks like its leaning toward the left but nevertheless it's so beautiful.

[@blanning2058]

This house reminds me of a grandparents house.

[@brusselsprout5851]

So many beautiful items abandoned there. Generations lived in that home. You have to wonder what happened that the generations just disappeared to leave it all behind.

[@kimthrower2169]

I bet that house was beautiful back in it's day!! The old furniture is awesome! It looks like it was lived in by an elderly person and that the house has been in the family for decades because of the look of the furniture!! I don't know about the Military jackets so I hope somebody can shed some light on it. Wonder if it's World War I or II. Merry Christmas Kappy and be safe out there! Peace, Kim ~

[@giniwalters8401]

Great explore!!! I really enjoyed watching this video!!! Lovely old house!!! Take care, stay safe and God bless you!!! Merry Christmas ✝️🎄🎁

[@buckeyedav1]

Clues I saw: The lady was a canner and all those crocks she made alot of fermented foods most likely alot of sauerkraut. At one time it looks like she had a very organized house loved the kitchen layout. Saw alot of canning jars and canned foods that never got eaten, sad. Anna In Ohio.

[@SLAPJACKS83]

The locks on the front door are hilarious! A child could break into those! LOL

[@bethshadid2087]

That upstairs was interesting. Judging by the screen door it's almost as if the hall was once a porch. Wonder if it was a place for travelers to stay.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

I thought of that as well! Like the the 2nd story hall was closed in and originally a second story porch thanks for watching!!

[@nadinemasteller1089]

The screen door would have provided air flow so that the upstairs wouldn't be so hot in the summer months. As Kappy said, it was in the 80's in Nov. That's not unusual.

[@yourexcellency7774]

A couple Nails in a fresh coat of paint you got yourself nice house

[@johntalley2023]

That bedroom suite was beautiful

[@genericeric0102]

I definitely love your exploring of abandoned house, I definitely like it when they had lots of old artifacts left behind. Merry Christmas and happy holidays Happy New Year

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Thank you!!

[@juliaannegrider5734]

So very sad to let a great home fall apart. Such history!

[@HobieKatt]

I like the look of the house from the outside and in .. very cool find 👌

[@l.l.2463]

Thank you for the nice Christmas present! :)

[@karenvlietstra6557]

Looks like someone was living there and then departed suddenly. Some awesome antiques in there

[@ckswat77zz51]

Such a sad vibe from this home. It boggles the mind that all those antiques and that WWll jacket all left to rot away

[@wendyrutledge6622]

Merry Christmas Kappy. It's a shame no family has taken anything. I also saw some old photos.