Spooky 232 year old Abandoned House Up North *Door Creaks Open

Never had anything like the door opening in this one. My guess is it was just wind or airflow from an attic window but was definitely strange timing and for sure startled me. The house is listed as being built in 1790. Obviously it’s had lots of updates over the years and majority of the old character is gone but it did have some cool features left. Lots of cool wallpaper and some historic architecture designs with a summer kitchen and full unfinished stone wall basement with a dirt floor. Thanks for watching! Have some really cool ones on the way from down south after this one! Hope you enjoy!

[@orchidsnlyme1564]

My family used to live in a 160+ year old house. Spooky stuff happened often like doors opening and closing, foot steps in the hall and constantly finding cabinet doors open in the kitchen. It felt like with all the history, deaths the house saw, happy times and sad the home became alive. This house is beautiful it's so sad it was left to decay!!! The door opening was prob the joy this old home had that someone still appreciates it's beauty and history!!

[@erikb8979]

The house I live in is almost 200 years old. Been my wife’s family for 70 years. I been there 22 years and we have had countless unexplained things happen. Never felt like it was anything bad. But can freak u out a little bit though. Most time we just look each other. Laugh and say. That was weird.

[@KristiLEvans1]

I love your attitude about this.

[@marymcsherry1965]

Me too. We lived in a 1740's house as children, very heavy footsteps upstairs which scared us initially, but we got used to the goings on and used it as a test of bravery to go upstairs..always nothing there. Great fun memories overall of the house and surrounds

[@chrissytaylor5690]

Yeah that used to happen in my house a couple times a year! I'd wake up in the morning and go out in the kitchen and every single cabinet door would be wide open! 😳 I lived alone so used to freak me the hell out. Don't know if the house I was in was haunted because it was only a 40-year-old house, but the land it was built on was an old Indian village called Wicomico in Gloucester Virginia. Right next to Powhatan's chimney. So it could be just that the land was haunted? who knows.

[@elaineewalt8137]

@@chrissytaylor5690 We lived on land that was once used as ceremonial grounds. It was the land (and our house on it) that was something always "off."

[@krockpotbroccoli65]

Not a bad house. Looks like it hasn't been abandoned for too long. It needs a full restoration. If it was built in 1790, it's likely built of hand hewn oak timbers which need to be re exposed. All the cheesy 70s paneling needs to be ripped out and replaced with something that approximates the original lath and plaster walls. Hopefully it goes up for sale and some history buff can buy it before it deteriorates any further.

[@vernonsanders371]

Those logs under original structure r from old growth forests an r massive

[@ptaylor4923]

What state? (Also, going through the brush was above and beyond. Wear high boots and watch out for snakes. Waste barn still standing?)

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Agreed! Thank you very much for watching! :)

[@laurencedassen4264]

Most of the exposed wood like the rafters is old growth pine. I was able to salvage some rafters from a very old farmhouse that was gutted and after running them through a planer the boards looked like they had just been milled. Spectacular patterns and density that modern lumber lacks. We also found some chestnut that was incredible as well and obviously had been cut down before the blight took out all the old growth. Just have to be careful with nails that will destroy your planer blades. A lot of salvage companies use metal detectors before planing.

[@deirdrepasko9965]

@@ptaylor4923 forget the snakes, watch out for BEES!

[@Robboned]

Most people would've run out of that place but you stick around & get the job done, subscribed!

[@christianmccollum1028]

I know. I would have cussed & ran out, lickety-split!

[@chaosdemonwolf1]

Nah not me. But I have two conditions that prevent me from doing it anymore (at least in multilevel places) 1 is a wheelchair and two I'm across the pond.😜

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Would’ve been a short video lol! Thank ya for watching! Mostly just animals in my upcoming videos like snakes and bats!

[@chaosdemonwolf1]

@@urbanexploringwithkappy1773 Принеси их, чувак. Я сам неравнодушен к тварям

[@jeromepatton7316]

OH HELL NO DID YOU SEE THAT DOOR MOVE 😱 😱 I'M GETTING COLD 🥶

[@ndog2005]

232 Year's old? It's beyond Gorgeous, It's Gorgeous, Gorgeous.... Sure hope it's saved........

[@kristinadelvecchio8730]

Kappy, you were so brave to stay after that door opened....I would have been GONE, but thanks for showing us the rest of that cool house! Stay safe my friend.

[@donnagagne3813]

I thought the same thing. Wings on my feet. I'd be GONE.

[@HelloKitty-jz5gm]

🏃💨

[@kimjones846]

Open windows

[@1927su]

I was thinking, What if that door closes after he climbs the attic stairs?? Lol

[@kristinadelvecchio8730]

@@1927su I actually thought someone was up there....like a squatter! Apparently, it was a 👻

[@jared1870]

In today's episode, Kappy makes the transition from urban explorer to ghost hunter.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Lol definitely strange but I assume the wind! For sure gave me the creeps in the moment though! Houses and history are still always my focus! 😅 Thanks for watching! :)

[@HelloKitty-jz5gm]

@@urbanexploringwithkappy1773 I Don’t think that was the wind. 😱

[@Chrisss2112]

@@HelloKitty-jz5gm 💯

[@saltpeter7429]

@@urbanexploringwithkappy1773 I follow your shows pretty closely. I have observed the way you react to certain things in houses, what I'm trying to say is I dont think you want to touch the " paranormal" bit with a ten foot pole. I respect that. It protects the integrity of what you are doing. But... you have been in a few that seemed a bit occupied, lol. I personally believe in the " paranormal" and I often look forward to your episodes, " I wonder if Kappy is going to end up in a real rough one?". To go too overboard about all that would sensationalize an otherwise real decent, down to earth program. So, I'm going to put headphones on and hope I pick up some chatter! Lol. I still think some of these houses are haunted to the rafters, but I understand that isnt the focus.

[@debbielance3892]

Sorry but the wind doesn't cough or clear it's throat. Just be careful please.

[@sharonlegnon7411]

1790!!!!!!! WOW! I heard the voice but could not make it out. I really like this home. The kitchen is awesome. Someone who lived there really likes it too and is still there. This home could be renovated. Says a lot for a brick structure.

[@tangie777uk]

OH What stories this old house could tell, wouldnt it be nice if we could find out some of its history. Great video as always Kappy.Thank you so much. Stay safe

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Thank you very much for watching!! :)

[@marywegrzyn506]

Hi I have always wished you would please close all the windows when you leave these houses to help preserve them from the outside elements and mold, critters etc . to slow down decay. Some of these homes could b saved and restored. Many of them are worth saving. They are pieces of History that must be preserved for future Generations to learn from and enjoy and have the privilege of experiencing. They are priceless time pieces.

[@carolynbobyk3514]

you were NOT alone :) always trust your gut when inside of these homes. It was not the " wind" :)

[@saltpeter7429]

I think he has a good empathic sense about him. Could hear it in the timber and and diction of his narrative. Places that are not empty feel that way, even when the senses dont process.

[@juant3969]

Exactly

[@cathyp4342]

I guess you were not alone there. With the door opening and then the flashlight going off a couple of times. They love to play with batteries and electrical sources, it gives them energy. Love all your videos, never miss any of them!

[@brusselsprout5851]

I didn’t know that.

[@amyeteel5379]

Yep, Kappy wasn't alone.. 😐

[@kholbrook203]

I asked him if he was alone as at the end when he was showing different views of the house, on one of them you hear a quick female giggle. I hope he answers me. I told him he needs to go back at night with a friend to investigate. He’s not afraid. If only walls could talk. I saw a few orbs too.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

@@kholbrook203 I did indeed answer!

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Thank you for watching! House definitely gave me the creeps after the door! Thank you! :)

[@jefflawrentz1624]

Even though that house has had extensive make overs, I think it has great potential if restored back to period. I could see that basement turned into a wine cellar. That could be a wonderful house. Thanks for sharing !!

[@danadelaplante6797]

Agree. Beautiful home that needs some serious care & then it would be wonderful again.

[@jm1551701]

@@danadelaplante6797 I agree, I have seen homes on HGTV in worse condition restored to modern master pieces, this house can be flipped easily, as long as the sub structure is intact, no poblano!!

[@arianacericola8639]

Incredible that construction was so much better then today's housing efforts.

[@StallionFernando]

Most modern homes won't live to see the end of the century, heck they'll be lucky to still be in tact in 50 years.

[@beverlybarnes2701]

The first new house my husband and I ever bought. The realtor told us that houses now days are only built to last around 90 years. Because the technology changes so fast that they would be horribly out of date.

[@edwardcherry1992]

Hello Kappy. I heard the voice also, saw the door close, and then when you said your light has been going on and off that was the proof. You were not alone in that house, and most old houses are the same.

[@Chrisss2112]

Could you please time stamp the voice? Thank you 🙏🏻

[@saltpeter7429]

I have my headphones on. Didnt hear any voices, and I was listening for them. That place was charged.

[@charlottebarbour1944]

I would love to see this place done over. It looks like a sturdy house but with price of materials today you would have to do most of the remodeling etc yourself. My husband put wood paneling in our living room in the 80's but I refused it in our bedroom. It was a bright sunny and cheerful room with 3 windows. My house in ME was built in the 1830's so newer than this house Who knows what the paneling is covering up? Another great video!!

[@kirstensocialbutterfly6025]

Oh i 💘 this house. It could be saved & with all the extra activity. I would snatch up this house.

[@gammaray4689]

This is very much worth saving. Just beautiful.

[@lauriemcnaughton5916]

That house was in amazing condition considering it's age! Although the interior has had many makeovers, you could see the age of the house in the brick walls in the attic and the stone foundation in the basement. I'm sure that it was beautiful when new! Thanks for the video, Kappy! As usual, it was great!

[@Karen-bt6lh]

I must applaud you Kappy. Ghost or no ghost the show must go on. You did great keeping yourself composed after that random moving door 😬 I thought the color of the cabinets in the kitchen was pretty and how the wallpaper matched.

[@riccoitalian]

There was a lot of love in that house, and that Country Kitchen was so inviting. You were definitely not alone.

[@vernonsanders371]

U can see 200 years of loving owners an now sits abandoned with no one 2 love it

[@torritucker6366]

Definitely spirit activity in that home. Lots of orbs in attic. They just wanted to make sure you didn’t miss the attic lol. Still in good shape for its age though. The attic alone could be made into a very nice living space.

[@KennyRider137]

As soon as you said hello that door started opening! I would have ran.

[@melissahalbert9455]

Ok, the door opening after you asked if anyone was there! Jeez! Freaked me out! The house isn't in bad condition. Really cool find!

[@malindahenke5724]

Love this house. That attic would make a wonderful space. Not too late to rehab it.

[@edwardschnell3266]

The shot of the wall in the attic area at 11:18 is most likely what the structure of that house is from that time period. It would have been beautiful to see it that way without the siding. Love the kitchen!

[@jsemancik1]

great explore Kappy, , don't worry about the door creaking open, that's just the former occupants just letting you know they're their, lol, interesting stone staircase in the basement it almost makes me think that the house may have been used as an underground railroad stopping point at one time,, you should try and find out some history of the place,,,, beautiful house

[@krislange1186]

Another house I really like! Still in good condition considering it's age.

[@chrissytaylor5690]

Pretty sure there's a ghost in there!! 😳 For a house that old it wouldn't surprise me. Also what was really cool when you went in the basement you could still see the original Stone steps. Originally there was an entrance way to the basement on the outside of the house when it was originally built. Looks like they blocked it off but the original Stone steps are still there and that's pretty cool. 🙂

[@lindalrb3864]

Great video. I love the blue sky. The basement was cool and I believe the other stairs in the basement led to an open hatch for a tornado shelter. Blessings

[@independenttntn3276]

That door that popped open Kappy? Watch the video between 7:25 and 7:26 and you'll see it creak open about 1/2 an inch, long before it popped open. As someone who has had the misfortune of experiencing years of supernatural, "hair standing up on the back of your neck" phenomenon, that my friend was something supernatural. It was not the wind and here's why; if the wind were capable of blowing that door open, it would have already been open. In other words it would have blown open decades ago and would not have been closed to begin with. Between the flashlight issues and the door, there was a paranormal presence in that house . It's possible that the baby power was thrown on the floor intentionally by someone who heard things looking and wanted too see if an entity left footprints. After the door experience, I could sense your hesitation in going into the attic and the basement. You are brave friend, I would have left. My wife and I love your videos, keep up the good work.

[@jamesguldner9823]

Ok so I slowed the video down, and at 7:06 the door was OPEN. And at 7:21 That thud was the door slamming shut. At 7:26 was the door opening a crack then at 7:38 the door was fully opened. By the way their was NO door handle. This was absolutely Scary😬😱

[@ericcartrette6118]

I was thinking the same thing about the baby powder.

[@deanna3069]

I have lived in a haunted house in the past and experienced a lot of strange occurrences...that was a spirit in the house.

[@mythdemeanor5268]

Wow! Pretty creepy! Yeah something "unseen" lives there....good job...

[@cherlynn9841]

About that door-creepy! You heard something before it opened & you said your flashlight kept going out. Interesting house!

[@moonwalker091000]

I will say it again Kappy. I always feel better when your exxploring with Ruby or a buddy. That door was really creepy when it made noise, not just once but twice, and then when it moved, I jumped in my chair lol Neat old house though. Thanks Kappy and Happy Easter. :o)

[@doriskovalcik442]

I would have come out of my skin when that door opened. The second story porch was one of the best features but all the wood paneling wasn’t a thing I would keep it was my house, nor all the wallpaper. Great video, thanks for sharing.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

I nearly did! Definitely gave me the creeps in the moment! Was fairly windy that day tho! Thanks for watching! :)

[@astriddobek8931]

I've always wondered what ever happened to the family that last lived there? Especially when most of their belongings are left behind. And this house can easily be repaired heard and cleaned up. It's quite a nice home in a test stood the test of time for over 230 years. If so many people in need of homes. It's so sad to seize beautiful places just sit there and rot.

[@anncarlin8767]

It's odd to me that every one of those wallpaper patterns are extremely linear: Sometimes in two directions. I have hung a lot of paper and wouldn't attempt any of those patterns in an old home with plaster and paneling over it. You would go crazy trying to keep everything in unforgiving 90 degree straight lines. I will say whoever hung that was extremely good. I have to also add that with both the door opening and the problems with your flash light battery are indications of paranormal activity. I wouldn't be hanging around there at night !

[@hubertvancalenbergh9022]

Read Charlotte Perkins Gilman's "The Yellow Wallpaper" if you can find it. Ghostly and disturbing story. August Derleth's "The Panelled Room" seems appropriate, too.

[@anncarlin8767]

@@hubertvancalenbergh9022 Thanks ! I will try and find it.

[@maxr4073]

Ever heard of wind?

[@paulalim1476]

I live in an old farmhouse and on two separate occasions had two people visit who were, unknown to me, both empaths. They both told me the same thing. Apparently the former help still here and stay up in the attic and nite and come downstairs with me in the morning. A pregnant woman with a bun spends her day in my BR, twin red headed girls sit on the sofa in myLr, a little boy plays with a kitten on the front steps . The animal spirits from the farm are still roaming the yard and a previous owner is still harassing everyone. Just about everyone who visits claim that someone pulls their hair in the hallway. All in all we co-exist very well.

[@anncarlin8767]

@@maxr4073 Wind that also interferes with flashlight batteries ? No I haven't !!! Nor will I be hanging wallpaper there LOL

[@jeanienelson6524]

This was a cool house in great shape and those canning jars were OLD. I can just imagine someone’s great grandma canning in that summer kitchen 😍

[@michaelwhite2823]

Kappy, another great video. Love your honest, down to earth style. You're the coolest guy on KZbin. Stay safe.

[@carolali8851]

That house has some really nice features. It would be nice if someone would restore it, I don't think it's beyond fixing.

[@GenXtothe7thPower]

I noticed a few of the downstairs doors had things propped against them, I wonder if other doors move on their own? It does look like squatters have been there at some point, doing laundry in the bathroom and kitchen sinks. Maybe the water was on at one point? Kudos to not being scared off! The wood paneling was very common in the 1970s it’s a shame they covered up the original walls with those ugly panels. The basement really looks two hundred + years old Great explore! Thank you!

[@annhinz6326]

I was thinking very same thing, there had to be squatters there

[@evadowney6967]

I Love the Blue flowered Wall paper in the kitchen along with the pale Blue paint on the cabinets. Lovely House Thank you for exploring it 😊

[@lucybieller7604]

Loves the old place. Definitely hypnotizing wallpaper! No vultures! A bit scary though! Thanks Kappy! ✌️

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Yeah the wallpaper was something else! Thanks for watching! :)

[@mornings322]

My kind of video! When the door opened I said "come on in!" With the house being that old, I wonder if any of the family that owned it way back when would have been buried on the property. I'm a geek for things and places that are partially there or gone altogether. Thanks for posting! Enjoyed very much.

[@ittybittykittymama7582]

Happy Easter, everyone! After the encounter with the door, Kappy dear, it may have been your knees shaking going down the basement stairs and not the stairs themselves! I do wonder where those stone steps went to. They would fit in quite well in any medieval dungeon! Seriously, this is a very nice house. I wouldn't mind living in it myself, ghost door notwithstanding. Thanks for sticking this truly scary one out! I'd have made a new window somewhere! Good job!

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Yeah definitely gave me the heebie jeebies! Can’t say I’ve ever had something like that happen in all the places I’ve been! Thanks for watching! :)

[@chrissytaylor5690]

My guess is the stone steps led to an outside entrance to the basement. A lot of pre-Civil War homes that had basements had an entrance to the basement that could be accessed from the outside. It looks like they bricked this one up but the stairs are still there. Pretty cool.

[@lisabarger7013]

so sad that this beautiful ol house just sits for decay, would be a great place to fix up and bring back to life with love and a family to live in , so Beautiful 💕

[@melissaboggs5176]

Very pretty but you’re right, it has a vibe to it. I don’t feel it’s necessarily a bad vibe but a vibe nonetheless. Lol! Love the second story porches, they’re my favorites. Stay safe Kappy!! Thanks so much for sharing 😊

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

The door opening and closing was definitely what did it for me! Beautiful old place but I don’t think I’d wana live in this one! Thank you for watching! :)

[@melissaboggs5176]

@@urbanexploringwithkappy1773 Lol! I don’t blame you on that one. Whoever can have it and I’d be happily on my way. Lol!

[@traceytrotter9934]

Even before the door opened it felt like someone was there. I'd live there anyway!

[@bambikisstoby]

REALY enjoyed this! Door opening was probably air flow from stairway leading to the attic but still so much fun! Pray someone loves this house and gives it many more years!

[@JeffreyStrader]

Kappy THANK YOU for giving us all a break from our daily lives. It's nice to see history. In some instances, my history. For me, I grew up in the manor of which you post. What I mean is, a lot of the things that you refer to as antiques, are what I used growing up and in some instances still use to this very day.

[@tigerann4941]

Until you see one. And then you never say that again.

[@JeffreyStrader]

@@tigerann4941 can not see what does not exist.

[@amyspencer634]

Cool explore but glad I didn't have to walk thru it. I would have been making thru the front door the minute that shadowy image in the red room showed up, when you called out if anyone was there and went to check it out. Maybe just light play or a passing bird but definitely creepy.

[@fearlessvic7948]

Cool house. You were hearing residual hauntings Kappy. Not ghosts, just old energies replaying. Thanks for sharing.

[@johngiampapa]

That was a great explore! The house, although dated, looked professionally done. Wallpaper, paint, paneling. It was all in great shape! Loved it! Thank you! John

[@jazzagerecords7932]

I have had a ton of spooky things happen exploring old abandoned houses in the country. It's both scary and interesting to experience!

[@laurijoemerick9188]

Yes but be careful! You could have an old spirit or entity attach itself to you

[@jazzagerecords7932]

@@laurijoemerick9188 always am, but thank ya! Wasn't gonna post it to take away from Kappy's vid, but here's some what of what I think are disembodied footsteps on camera. kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3nWfIiCqc-jh7c

[@laurijoemerick9188]

@@jazzagerecords7932 looks like someone was squatting there ..and that was raccoons making that noise lol

[@jazzagerecords7932]

@@laurijoemerick9188 definitely not. Went back in a follow up and went upstairs and there was no entry point for animals of any kind, nor any signs (feces etc.) Rather than a squatter, I think a farmer most likely owned and used it from time to time, judging by the TP that was left there. If there was a person there, it's scary. If not, it's also scary. But thanks for looking

[@laurijoemerick9188]

@@jazzagerecords7932 I meant that chattering outside was raccoons lol.... they make those noises

[@gloriapena3649]

Not only could that house become livable again with a little know how but the surrounding property is perfect. Awesome place to raise a family with all that outdoors.

[@carolineloeser3071]

I can imagine what it was like, while the house was alive. Thank you for sharing ☺️

[@peggyharris3301]

Sooooo many generations come and gone since this house went up...so many...230+ yrs of ghosts..

[@karenhughes3558]

Kappy, you are one brave soul! I would of been long gone when that door opened 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@chuckcross3985]

I hope you realize you caught paranormal evidence while you were filming. If you listen to audio right before you start saying hello, anybody here, there is a very soft voice saying something. It sounded like it was saying someone's name. Then as you turn towards that room, you see the top of the door pushing out. It stops like it realizes you are looking at it. Then when you turn away, it opens. You also hear what sounds like footsteps at that time. I would send that into a show like "Paranormal caught on camera". They would love that clip.

[@user-ve4su8pe5h]

2 evps one before you said is anyone here, it was a womans voice, and another when you went outside, 7;21 TIME STAMP

[@user-ve4su8pe5h]

ALSO 15;36 OUTSIDE

[@preppingforendtimessurviva6326]

@@user-ve4su8pe5h I heard a womens soft laughter.

[@user-ve4su8pe5h]

@@preppingforendtimessurviva6326 YES

[@lindatimmons3675]

Love the built ins in this house. It looks like it could be saved and restored. Beautiful home.

[@jeannineroche5669]

That 1st house was really nice could probably fix that up and sell that easy. But it apparently seems like it has a leftover guest LOL. 😄😄

[@melanienance4920]

What a cool old house. Thanks for the explore.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Thank you for watching! :)

[@FrankiesFancy]

You have major cajones going down in that basement after ghosts open the door to peep out at you upstairs!! But this was a sweet home at one point. I guess someone died in there and the family couldn't repair the roof. I wonder if that state is like California where if you abandon a place, you're still going to get fined for letting it be a safety hazard, a fire hazard and if it collapses, you have to still pay to clean the property...so it would be cheaper to fix the roof and rent it out. But a lovely old home nevertheless. Thanks for the tour.

[@ceasarandrepont1243]

Boy, if I had the money. This would be my dream home.

[@thejeepdoctor]

This one looks like it could be saved. Beings it’s in Md. the costs of heating these days may make it impracticable. Keep up the great work Kappy. Really enjoy your videos. 👍👍👍

[@uppitywoman3647]

Right, the attic looked intact. Most of the damage seemed to be plaster coming down. The cinder block wall in the basement looked recent and probably added to the stability of the structure. I wonder what's with the weird wall on the first floor, if that was for stability or if it could be removed. I hate the paneling, wonder what's behind it. It seemed to be almost overly updated, with maybe only the bones of the structure original.

[@sarahstrong7174]

@@uppitywoman3647 This is a super old place! I even like the modern panelling, which is probably hiding nothing good. Lovely big rooms. A great house. Definitely worth saveing.

[@malindahenke5724]

Our winters in MD aren't really that bad anymore. Problem is MD doesn't seem to care about its historical old homes anymore. They tear them down for warehouses and developments. 😔

[@uppitywoman3647]

@@malindahenke5724 such a shame. That house still has life in it.

[@kholbrook203]

Does anyone know where this house is located in Maryland. Just how do people find these great old houses to explore?

[@beverlyshaffer58]

I wish I were rich & could restore these old homes - such character!!

[@franlooving4203]

I just think the house said hi. It misses having a family and wanted you to know it cares. I thought the kitchen was so cute in an early 80s type way or late 70s with that blue. So much of the house was in great shape it seemed. It's a shame that a family doesn't want to be there. Thanks for showing us this one. Very cute with possibilities. And I like how you started the video with the big tree out front-forget the type. My dad has always pointed out old trees like this one that were put near the house and told me how 100 years ago there was a peddler that walked house to house selling his trees. He first told me that about 20 years ago. We were outside Cincinnati at the time, just over the river.

[@melissah4515]

You've had a few things happen that make me think the spirits of these places like you and appreciate you being there and seeing their home sweet home. And we appreciate you going through all you do to show these old places! Loved this one, highlights were wallpaper, original door trims and that back porch. The summer kitchen was really nice, thanks for braving the brambles. Take care out there! Can't wait for the next one.

[@debrathomas7360]

miss the sound of a creek, makes it hard to sleep. Neat house

[@Tricia0602able]

Love this explore! Neat house! Did anyone else see the footprint, in the white powder, seemingly coming out of the wall in one of the upstairs rooms!? Weird! The stuff that gets left behind in these abandoned places nevere ceases to amaze me! I almost find it frustrating. Kappy, please open cupboard doors and such! Im dying to know just what was in that notebook in the cupboard, in the frint room! Inquiring minds want to know :-)

[@chrissytaylor5690]

I saw it!! A very clear footprint!

[@whosoever]

With people unable to buy homes right now, these abandoned homes should be up for grabs to families that can fix them up over time. Not corporations!

[@cherievivian9830]

Excellent video ! What an adventure. I can picture how lovely the house must've been a long time ago in its glory days...the upstairs porch so charming. What a shame it lies in such disarray.--and yes, apparently spirits linger, at least upstairs.

[@maryfuller8598]

So amazing how everything looks like they just stepped out and meant to be right back-only now decades have passed. Someone IS there,tho...

[@oliveo.5022]

Brave of you to go upstairs after door opening on its own! But once I saw the box with a Q on it, i understood...you were called! I share your passion for these old houses.

[@lorriesouthall7866]

This place has lots of promise for it. Someone got a really good start on it. Plenty of room and a full basement, you don’t too many built like this one. Especially for its age! Ty for the tour. Tc and stay safe always.

[@susanmiller4159]

Interesting one. Felt like the updates were more for practical rather than esthetic. Some of the wallpaper was pretty cool. Kitchen was kind of cozy. Always dread the fake paneling. Very practical but not the most acctractive. Thanks for another great one! Take care. Happy Easter. 🐣🌷🐇

[@susanbissell6319]

I think the paneling was of better quality than some of the cheaper ugly versions I have seen.

[@Jerry-sr9kq]

@@susanbissell6319 I agree

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Thanks for watching! Happy Easter to you and your family as well! :)

[@staceyallen3139]

I love all of your videos, many of the still shots are so similar to photos I've taken when I explored empty houses years ago, the beautiful light streaming in on old stairways and empty rooms evoking imaging of the stories these places have to tell. I look forward to seeing many more.

[@ndewey7]

At 7:25 in the door pops open a little. Then fully opens at 7:40. Kinda creepy 😬. I don’t know if I would have kept my composure that well. I love your videos. 👍

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Thank ya for watching! Definitely spooky!

[@DD-th2bd]

Great find Kappy! I really enjoyed the tour. Something about those old stone steps in the basement

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Agreed! Shocked to see anything original or old left with all the updates! Thanks for watching!

[@iiatargetanalyst3046]

You have to factor in critters roaming inside of these abandoned homes. It's most likely a critter, or a bird, that bounced into the door leading to the attic. There is no negative energy in the home. Nice find. It's in reasonably good shape. The kitchen, is nice. I'm a fan of powder blue. You are correct, about that odd placed wall, 2 feet from the stairs. Why would the homeowner's do such a thing. The stairs are lovely. Its hard, isnt it, to find homes, that have potential as a Airbnb or Bed & Breakfast for travelers, just left to the elements. Stay safe out there. Wear gloves lol.

[@marthamitchell9452]

Although the magazines and things are from the 90’s the house has definitely not been empty since then. My grandmother would keep certain magazine issues if they were full of recipes or instructions for something. You should have checked the dates on the soda bottles as they looked to be fairly recent. That house could be lived in again without too much work I would think. It looked like the far end of the basement still had the old coal storage where the short wooden wall was and the attic still had some post and tube wiring showing. I hope it has been redone and that was just left in place when it was disconnected.

[@susanbrown4297]

Houses aren’t built like this anymore. I’d love to have this place! Thanks for showing it!!

[@karenjames953]

You're one brave young man. No way, no how would I have stayed around once that door opened all by itself. You're my hero!

[@HelloKitty-jz5gm]

😳 At 7:25 you see the attic door start to open. I can’t believe you went into the attic after the door opened. 😱

[@mamabear9782]

Yeah I feel like something happened there and there may be a spirit trapped in the attic that wants their story to be discovered so they can be free

[@rebeccabaker9178]

Another cool, interesting old house. Love these! Careful.

[@brusselsprout5851]

That collapsed in the summer kitchen must have been amazing. Thanks for reaching it. Good job, as always. Thanks.

[@trinketsmusings]

What an awesome house! I would love to see what's under the paneling on the walls. Definately some fragments of grandma hanging out in there. Thanks for taking us with you Kappy.

[@KG-wf9ex]

So sad! This old house could still be refurbished. For its age it seems to have very little weather damage. I wish someone would buy it and restore it, even the summer kitchen. Great find! You managed to finish it even though you got spooked. I hope you use a mask when you go in these places. Be safe and thanks for sharing!

[@robertmanley7556]

Wow !! 😵This is out of date but really in very good condition !! Looks like a older persons home for sure . I would say with some remodeling and elbow grease this could be a very nice little home again . Some one put up a lot of paneling and wall paper but the was the thing back then . Look at all those cabinets in this home there was a lot of storage . This was a really nice find Kappy someone really loved this old home and spent a long time here and made it there's it was almost like you could see a older woman washing dishes in that kitchen !! Hopefully someone will find her and make her new again . Great video as alway's Kappy !! 👍👍

[@anncrow3340]

The only thing original of the 1790 home was the original stone basement/foundation. Kinda sad, but great video, as usual, thanks!

[@Kimberly-uf9dj]

You are a brave man. I would’ve run the other way if I saw that door open up like that. And the noise you heard and your flashlight kept turning on and off. 👻 Anyway thanks for the explore!

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Thank you for watching! Lots of cool old houses on the way!

[@dianeferre1273]

Gorgeous! The style, paneling & hardware are just beautiful!

[@kristinkittel2962]

Brooooooo!!!! Paranormal channels going to be contacting you for sure! That was spooky! Love your work btw Keep it up!

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Idk about that but thank you for watching!! :)

[@judyingram4846]

To me it kinda looks like someone has been staying there and not that long along ????? Thank you for sharing this kinda spooky old home. It's definitely been updated many times. Animals haven't really been in there a tote the furniture up. It's weird, be careful Kappy.❤️❤️❤️

[@sheilagosney8890]

I would bet this house would be phenomenal restored.😃

[@user-randi1987]

I like this place, I would rip out that wall that starts at the foot of the stairs though. And the cheap paneling, would keep the better quality stuff upstairs. Love that second floor porch. Property needs some serious landscaping work. The previews look great. Have a Happy Easter, Kappy.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Thank you very much for watching!! :)

[@MsLibby]

Another great one!! Thanks for what you do to allow us to see these beauties! Looking forward to the next! Stay safe!

[@jerroldmcley4347]

I wonder if they moved out because it's haunted but very nice 👍 house 🏠🏡

[@Chrisss2112]

I’m going to start out in the creepy basement first said no urban explorer ever, lmao. I got some creepy vibes about this house, but, still cool to see! Looks pretty solid. Thanks Kappy 👍😊

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

I’d rather get a feel for the house before walking straight down into the basement, maybe it just makes me feel safer so I know nobody is going to close the door on me lol! Thanks for watching! :)

[@stageluvr91]

The flashlight issue is a spirit seeking energy to manifest

[@annmariehernandez266]

I want that washer! Best washers ever!!