Strange Home in the Woods Left ABANDONED with Everything inside | Beds Still Made from 2000

[@marys1534]

it's a crying shame when kids leave never to return, the mother who raised them died alone, I would feel guilty for the rest of my life!

[@karenbasehart2314]

So sad and disturbing

[@Samanta-van-laar]

Depent on how the relationship was i was 11 when they toke me out the house for bording schools i lived from age 0 to 7 or 8 with ma grandma so i never had anything with my mom if she die i could not cry

[@Americansangel]

Maybe the kids have died also or are in bad health who knows or maybe she doesn’t have a very big family I know people like that , but yes it is sad all this beautiful stuff couldn’t be handed down to a family member And a human being died alone but sometimes that is the way they want it , And she was a hermit in the woods

[@euniceacreman5307]

Aint that the truth

[@kristieweaver2428]

Good girl

[@GenXtothe7thPower]

Fancy Manicure! The homeowner sure does like periwinkle blue. The small room is called a 'mud room', shoes and jackets, winter and light outdoor/garden tools, etc. Fabulous find! SO sad the children didn't tend to the estate. I do appreciate the history of the home, Thank you!

[@euniceacreman5307]

You would think the family would have done better and kept the house up or sold it. People magazine wasn't cheap either. Lots of books so someone love to read

[@pamlewis2383]

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[@penelopelopez8296]

Yes, I remember the mud rooms in the old farm houses. When you finished feeding the chickens, hogs and cows, then mucking out manure and other gram chores….you entered the mud room first and took off your muddy boots, coat, gloves, etc…then went into the kitchen then the bathroom to clean up. I loved those old farm houses. Not all of them had fireplaces. Usually there was a wood burning stove in the kitchen or living room area and that kept the house warm. I didn’t see one in this house though….I found that odd. How did she keep warm in there?

[@charmyers5461]

Or could have been ‘The Back Porch’. That is what my grandma and grandpa had.

[@lindagailsch]

Love seeing these older homes. Was a beautiful home in it's day. You always wonder all the stories these houses could tell. Thanks for your tours.

[@latriciacarlyle1640]

Beautiful place to bad family didn’t take care of it I love these trips u take to these old places

[@MontrealNorth]

Yes'"🥳😪

[@charmainegrandin401]

How very sad that she died alone. Heartbreaking. And even sadder is how people go in and just ransack and destroy her belonging. Thank you for sharing, was once probably a beautiful home

[@justchill4885]

It's sad that this is seen way too often. The older generation, who grew up on family unity, die alone, and their belongings are considered junk and left to rot. Even people with family or grandchildren are abandoned (except for their valuables $$). My neighbor recently passed away, and her children wanted nothing to do with her apartment, so the company threw all of her belongings over the balcony, into a big dumpster.

[@vickisawyer7405]

@@justchill4885 My neighbor at 82 also died and her sons sold everything, even the home she lived in and they seldom visited her in. All the work she put into the house and yard, all of her treasures are gone. I love exploring old places, and it is sad to see belongings left behind. Makes me glad I don't have kids.

[@justchill4885]

​@@vickisawyer7405Same here

[@karenp1687]

If I had died and my house was left like this, I would rather the people making videos just get a big truck and take anything that had survived the looters and squatters. There is furniture there that would be WANTED by someone. They could polish it and get it back to good condition and USE it. The books could go to some book fair run by a church or school and they could go to people who want them and so on. But Afterwards, just bring a truck and clean the rest up or hire people to do it. It would not please the lady to just let the looters/squatters win. Someone actually DOES own this house and land. It might be an individual or a bank. The bank might even pay someone to do this so they could either fix the house or demolish it and sell the land. Doing things like that might even become a business for someone. After watching several videos like this, there could certainly be a market for just this kind of thing. Everyone would benefit so it might even merit local or state grants to start. And how much more would the videos be watched if a "transformation one" followed

[@charmainegrandin401]

@@karenp1687 wonderful idea!! I would love to see a follow up video too, rather than just let them rot into oblivion.

[@stevee5519]

Love this one! I live out in the country. Nothing but woods and lots of wild animals! Great video! I always watch yours because of the respect that you show for others belongings. Your the best man!

[@Elizabeth-fh1ic]

Agreed!! The respect shown when he tours these homes Is awesome.

[@marthaashley2211]

Me 2

[@threestrandshomestead9249]

Abandoned farm houses and homesteads are my favorite. As a homestead owner, I can imagine all the beautiful life that took once place there. New animals being born, a beautiful garden and chickens free ranging... Singing and laughing in the kitchen while making meals with love. I am not saying that is exactly how it was here, but my imagination badly wants for it to be. Also, I love the Bible verses! ❤

[@amyfrazier2253]

601N 7am⁵

[@vickisawyer7405]

I can't imagine a family leaving so much personal stuff behind - I never could. It's good that you kept it personal. I wish you would go into the age, history, and style of the buildings that you explore. I do like your videos.

[@cynthiaburns5071]

Did I miss the bathroom? Loved this house. A lot of the furniture reminds me of my great grandmother's stuff and I am 63 so it goes way back!

[@patshelton3712]

The upstairs furniture looked to be the early nineteen hundreds, kitchen was mid sixties. Fridge could have been eighties. Cause they no longer sold the colored appliances . I'm thinking the the older furniture belonged to that persons parents, and possibly a few pieces may be older and had belonged to grandparents, either on her side of the family or the husband's. By no means did this family have plenty of money. Home in later years was not kept up, and furnishings was average. What happens when you get old and depend on just Social Security. It's hard to come up with the money for a new roof and be able to hire somebody to paint a house that large inside an out.

[@jodybogdanovich4333]

I wanted to see the bathroom too

[@animallover4ever229]

Probably had an outhouse.

[@dorothyrayburn5928]

Exactly, I wanted to see the bathroom. You would think 2000's woulld have an inside bathroom. Who knows. Didnt see an outhouse.

[@LinniePenny]

I was so surprised there was no fireplaces in such a beautiful old house. So sad she died alone and it seems no one cared about taking some of her amazingly beautiful belongings.I just loved the master bedroom furnishings !

[@euniceacreman5307]

You know that's true.i always seen fireplaces in old houses.may not be that old.cause they had a gas stove

[@victorcontreras9138]

Old houses have always intrigued me. It's a shame they get trashed like that one and a wonder it still has lots of old, collectibles. Thanks for sharing your time and ventures!

[@penelopelopez8296]

If the elderly owner doesn’t maintain that old wood house, it deteriorates and by the time they pass away…the house is in such a bad state of disrepair it’s not worth claiming or renovating for resale…back taxes, etc… it costs more to claim and try to sell n such a poor state hat it’s not worth it. Let the bank or the county take it. My sister lives alone and her property taxes are $9,000 per year. When she can’t make all the repairs on her house anymore, it will start to rot and when she can’t work anymore her income will drop which means she’ll have hard time paying her taxes. If she doesn’t pay her property taxes for say two or three years then she passes away….I would have to pay the $27,000 in back taxes, plus completely renovate the house which would cost about $100,000 or so just so I could sell the house. And that’s what will likely happen with her. Since her husband died she’s having a hard time keeping up with repairs, the heating costs in the winter and she drives a 23 year old truck because she has no money. I have no idea if she’s been paying her property taxes regularly. It’s not my business to push myself into her life and tell her what to do…she wouldn’t listen anyway and we never got along that great but I’m the only one left to claim anything of hers when she passes. The only thing I would go there for is to see if she had any pets and to make sure they’re taken care of and not left abandoned in her house. That’s about it. The county can have the house. I don’t want it.

[@victorcontreras9138]

@@penelopelopez8296 A suggestion: You might check with tax office and they can tell you if taxes are current or how much is owed. They are public records and your sister doesn't have to know. Also, if you are the only one to claim the house should she pass away, lt might be worth it. Perhaps the two of you can improve your relationship and be of beneficial help to each other! I had been through this sort of thing. Consider yourself fortunate to be the only one to be able to inherit a house and property considering the increasing homeless epidemic we have now.

[@aliceligue5984]

The old pictures of her children probably , the way that she had the photos out and I can just imagine her sitting there at the desk looking out the window and praying that her children would come anytime to see her , and praying that God keep them safe . It looked like she always kept her children's bedrooms just like they left them , how nice it would of been for her grandchildren to of been able to come for some time with her and slept in their parents old bedrooms . This would be a beautiful place to live and to raise children , lots of room to grow , inside and out . Thank you for sharing this tour , hopefully her children , or someone who knew them and visited and friends who spent the night will see this video. May God Bless Us All 🙏🕊️💌

[@marieray1955]

That was amazing! The little room off the kitchen is called a mud room. Thank you for sharing.

[@thomaswymer6796]

When I grew up our family stove was just like that one in the kitchen! It was a gas stove and I recognized the griddle in the middle. Wow that stove is really old, I bet from the 50's or 60's. That took me back when I see it. Thank you for sharing!

[@patshelton3712]

The mid 60's. Colored appliances was quite popular. Coffee brown, avacodo green, harvest gold.

[@melaniesheaadams5863]

Big Bankz thank you for another super cool explore!! I love these old time capsules. So interesting to see. You always deliver and are so respectful. You're so right about families just leaving things. It's hard to understand because these homes are literally someone's entire life 🌻 The Bible verses you share at the beginning always seem to apply to my life at the moment. God works in mysterious and wonderful ways!! Safe travels and explorations 🎥

[@colleenhoperue5538]

Kappy,thanks for such a nice video.Loved seeing the vintage stuff left behind.So sad this elderly lady was forgotten though.She won't be forgotten by me though.

[@lovelyj7540]

This isn't Kappy's channel..it's Big Bankz. But I love Kappy's channel too.

[@colleenhoperue5538]

I know,...my phone wrote kappy by mistake n idk till after

[@lovelyj7540]

@@colleenhoperue5538 it's ok. I've actually done that myself. Lol

[@chanisarmir5991]

So sad that she died alone, and that her family never came back. They should have come and at least cleaned it out, and they probably could have sold it, so someone else could love it. It doesn't look like it's past being able to be saved. Unfortunately, I don't think that many people would want to spend the money needed to fix it up to make it habitable again.

[@susanbarnhart7310]

I definitely would!

[@euniceacreman5307]

It would take some money to even keep the design.haunted? Boo

[@kimdenig4084]

If I had the money I would in a heartbeat

[@grnplnnr]

I had that exact toaster oven. Bought it for my grandma in 1996, and she used it everyday, then I used it at least once everyday until it finally died a few weeks ago. Paid $12 for it back then.

[@shanlynn81]

It’s heartbreaking to know a woman died alone here but these “frozen in time” time capsules are just amazing to see. Probably a beautiful home in it’s day and I can imagine a family being raised here

[@penelopelopez8296]

She may have been taken to a nursing home before she passed and the house was left to rot. That happens a lot when the elderly person can’t take care of themselves anymore. The family visits and sees them living in squalor…not eating or bathing and has no idea where they are anymore. Sometimes it’s a neighbor or a tax collector who goes there and sees their condition and calls authorities, then they come in and take them somewhere or contact a family member if possible and they end up in a nursing home…and the house is just left to finish rotting away because it’s value has greatly diminished and repairs would cost a fortune. I know how this happens.

[@euniceacreman5307]

Dude just love it. Old houses are spooky but we used to love finding old houses andcrelics.im with ya.have fun.hey I'm 67 so some things I remember.like the furniture and dressers and stereo.

[@lisaruley5758]

Amazing video. Thanks for sharing! What a nice secluded area of property.

[@caitlinsmith9380]

Nice video 😊 rural livin' is the best! And your wife aint wrong-thanks for sharing!

[@brendamueller7732]

Love the vanity in the bedroom, I inherited one like it from my grandma, but to see one with a matching dresser with a mirror also, never see that anymore. I'm 67 yrs old and my granddaughter has that vanity now. Brings back alot of memories. I'm also loving how much appreciation you have for all these older things. She's probably in heaven looking down on you saying thank you for remembering her life.

[@BigMamaKatieG]

I will NEVER understand why people destroy things that don’t belong to them. I’m so sorry she died alone.

[@kmcphotographytx6396]

I love that piano! It’s my favorite thing to find!

[@g.m.backus5219]

When I saw the peeling blue paint, I thought “lead”. You’re fine so long as it’s not ingested. There’s something romantic about the house and the setting. You can tell it had flower gardens and vegetable gardens back in the day. ♥️

[@BIGGER_RED]

Did you notice the blue paint isn’t actually peeling (as far as I could see). There wasnt chipped paint laying around everywhere. I just found that odd

[@lauragreaser3461]

What a gem of a home it once was. I enjoyed seeing it so much. Thank you for showing it.

[@proudvaxxer5690]

If had been a family member I would have used this as a get away home . It's very beautiful.

[@JacquelinePotterlove]

I'd love to find a home like that, give it lots of tlc and restore it. Just beautiful.

[@christybailey4683]

Great video but why are you wearing NAIL POLISH

[@lululemkowski5468]

@@christybailey4683 because they want too. It's none of your business..why are you a disgusting troll?

[@dawnmichele6847]

I love that you respect this owners property.

[@debmorris9648]

I hate it when people feel the need to trash a home like this but it was a good explore and Stay Safe....

[@cathyredman2444]

I love the way you show so much respect. Good on you and thanks for the vdeos

[@tessiewallace3897]

Beautiful old house..Love the old houses..Thanks for sharing..

[@ponygirlusa]

A beautiful home in it's day. It's obviously ransacked and vandalized but it's was really lovely at one time. Maybe it was too painful for her kids to go back there. The woodwork and hardware is interesting as well as the layout with all it's windows. They were everywhere and I'd love to have seen the views from them. Thanks for the the upload!

[@angelacrowe5575]

Watch and seeing that old house was amazing. Who really knows what happened with her family but I could just imagine her cooking in the kitchen. Sitting on the couch looking at her television. I pictured sun streaming though the windows as she played on the piano. Those memories live on in those old abandoned houses 🏘️.

[@theresalogsdon765]

It is so sad that no not one person every came to take care of family items at least. It is really sad that no one came and purchased it on a Tax Sale and emptied it out. What a Beautiful home Lost in Time

[@patshelton3712]

House was updated in kitchen in the mid sixties. The stove is a coffee brown, also colors for the kitchen were avocado green, and harvest gold. Upstairs in the bedroom, I could imagine opened windows in the early spring, airing out the home, the breezy gently blowing the curtains. The Hershey syrup container, made of plastic, with that modern spout, isn't that old. I remember Hershey syrup being sold in a small can, you had to use a bottle opener on the side that actually was used to puncture a triangle shape in cans to be able to pour out contents, like can milk, can orange and tomato juice. The record player is actually a stereo of the sixties. The colander on the sink is actually a lot older than the little toaster oven. My mother bought one when she had no one to cook for except herself, no need to turn on the stove oven to cook one or two biscuits, she just bought the frozen ones like Mary B biscuits and took out what she needed. My mother passed last year, she was 98. She had out lived our father by 20 years, two of my 3 bothers had passed before her. There was just my brother whom was the second child then myself, the only daughter, our oldest then youngest brother had done passed for some years. So you never know the circumstances why things are left behind. Mother went to live with my brother, he was older so he had retired from work. But by her living with him, he got her to sell the home, he and his wife kept any furniture of value, tossed everything else. Kept the money, then she went into nursing home last year of her life. Mother was blessed in some ways, she never lost her train of thought, she was sharp as a tac! But to bury two of her children was very hard on her. Giving up house keeping as she called it, was hard to. But it was time, I miss my mother, even tho I'm now 67, I still miss her. I can close my eyes and smell her scent. She always used Jergens lotion as far back as my memory takes me.

[@ritasmith9553]

Please, please be careful in these old places. There are hazards galore. You could step into an old well or something and never see it coming. I'm glad to see you aren't going alone.

[@starrleneholloway8033]

Chill out

[@euniceacreman5307]

I thought about that too.him falling into a hole

[@equestrianwanderlust9777]

I love your thoughtful, respectful style! Classy, sad, fabulous. I'm hooked!

[@tammilynch3445]

Oh my, love the furniture!

[@uppitywoman3647]

the basements had stairs from the exterior because coal was delivered to stoke the old-timey furnaces. Anyone remember the scene in "A Christmas Story" where smoke from the furnace was coming through the vents? Can you imagine having to go down to the basement to stoke the furnace for heat in winter! This house is about a hundred years old or so.

[@ghostcityshelton9378]

That poor lady would be heart broken to see her home like this. The kids probably emtyed the bank account (s), life insurance whatever and just walked away. Or maybe something happened to her kids & they may have passed on before her. Anyway...rest in peace dear lady.💖 Thank you for the video.

[@dreamak.flanagan3014]

So Sad.........just think of all the memories that were built in that house.....

[@theresadeloge7531]

Thanks so much for showing a once own a beautiful home. T.D. Maine

[@clairefunnell8481]

Nice. Wonder if there is a pond or lake nearby. Time capsule's are my fav too. Thanks very much for this.

[@enginersoydan]

I hope you have a house like you want my friend... it was a very nice video thanks bro...

[@fraiser3330]

Love the blue piano! 👌🏽

[@rosebud7722]

It's the sadness thing to know that along with this beautiful home, the owners personal belongings will disappear and decay with everything else in there...That families history is in that home. Pictures, letters, beautiful furnitures and so on. Those shoes by the bed really got to me, and the lady's purse now that's sad. Great find! I'm a new subscriber! Your channel is awesome..stay safe healthy and blessed..

[@beckysmith8675]

I would absolutely love to do this!!! Old abandoned places are so cool!!

[@danasmith604]

Such a beautiful little gem of a house. Love it!

[@amelialourdesojedabonilla6752]

So glad I found your channel. I love watching your videos. the art, beauty in the ruins. mystery & memories ... you're doing great, young man! I pray that your wishes come true ... yes! one day you will ... may GOD be with you every step of the way.

[@susanbrungard8891]

I can't believe someone left this alone. So sad. Beautiful !

[@ronda7340]

This was an awesome find...great old house...sadly forgotten ....thnks for showing us....

[@marys1534]

I saw my childhood home about 20yrs ago, the walls had turned pink like that.. it's the pigmentation in the paint. what they mix it with when they mix up a gallon of paint.😉

[@evadowney6967]

Beautiful property, Love the blue piano and walls downstairs 🥰

[@kindnessmakesmesmile6583]

Really great job with this tour! Thank you!

[@danielledavis5663]

I love the green chiffon hanging up. They don’t make or sell them anymore unless they are used in a vintage store.

[@YourTubeVideoss]

Yes Your Right - Super Cool House - Peace And Quiet - I Love It - I Have Subscribed To Your Channel And Clicked On The Notifications Bell - Good Video

[@janmata4449]

I love this video. You do an amazing job especially with the history of the houses. In some of the rooms there was a picture laid on some thing I wonder if that was who she wanted those things to go to. And she used a picture to mark that? Very interesting.

[@starrleneholloway8033]

There was zero history. He said he was keeping it private. I'll find out everything. This poor lady passed. Time to find out who& where her lame family is. They deserve exactely what they did 4 her......NOTHING. It will all go public

[@bearlyhumanindahood1351]

Thank you. This was my first time to go on a trip with you. Love this 😀

[@NOC1TIME]

Takes me back. To exploring when we were young. The books. You can tell a lot about a person by what they read. Enjoyed the video

[@jsemancik1]

that old stereo(Record Player) was a Magnavox, they were great sounding systems back in their day

[@seangriffon6502]

A Magnavox Astro Phonic. I have the same one. I got it from my grandma when she passed.

[@feliciabowers4546]

This is the second video of yours that I have watched as I am a new subscriber. I love how you add the scripture in the beginning. I find it very ministering and such a strange correlation/ connection between the verse you chose and the video . Brilliant work

[@kimtippetts7991]

We may imagine what kind of memories or life this person had. And sad to see that the way this is left behind and feels as though no one cared. But keep in mind we only have theories and sounds like happy thoughts but none of us truly know what goes on behind those doors and how their homes life was or how they were treated growing up.

[@cindycardoza4717]

I literally just clicked and was watching and am so sure that Bible verse was for me thank u I needed that Great content btw❤️👍🏼💪🏼

[@phedingsfield]

I absolutely love the way the paint in the living room is wearing off it looks awesome

[@kimszabo6752]

What’s sad to me is that someone came in a broke the windows and went through there stuff. Vandalized it.

[@paulajones1177]

So sad the family never came back to clean out the personal items at the very least. On the other hand, finding such a time capsule is an urbex dream

[@tammilynch3445]

Love it!

[@QIKWIA]

This is truly a sad and tragic story of the woman who lived and died here, and it made me cry.

[@g.m.backus5219]

The little oven on counter is a toaster oven that used to be a staple in every kitchen but…no more.

[@mountaintruth1deeds533]

I just bought a new one, I use it more than my kitchen range and I won't use a microwave .

[@raymondramos4606]

Where do you find all these places? I would love to go to places like that…

[@bevolson7619]

I am enjoying your videos more and more.. the more experience the better.. they don’t have to be mansions to be good explores. Thank you.

[@daynakirk2446]

See this house has me wanting to move in and bring it back to life. Oklahoma native here! Thanks for sharing

[@lorisnoeberger678]

Love the place my father was a Construction worker and we had a small substainable farm. He was an auctioneer for fun on the weekends.

[@Jjchg]

The walls peeling looks lovely. I wish I could actually replicate it! 2:39

[@user-iamRobinV68]

Wow so awesome ! Love the old homes. Good explore!! 🥰🥰🥰

[@edwardduffin3477]

How very sad to hear Eddie from the UK lovely video you presented it very well indeed good luck to you🇬🇧🇬🇧👍

[@thelmaburrell1765]

Hard Breaking Love This House. Peaceful House

[@jerroldmcley4347]

Very cool 😎 place love the old houses 🏘️ makes you think about the history of the home 🏘️🏡 you should find more old houses like that

[@melsattitude8668]

I also want to thank you for always speaking so kindly about what you see and find.

[@jklynb]

I would love that old bedroom furniture with the mirror.

[@tracichmiel9913]

I love your nails....they rock!!!! You addressed them in a video....I guess people are being judgmental.....who cares...just be you!!! Great videos!!!

[@Happyheart146]

Incredibly sad. Poor woman. Seeing her shoes and her bag really brings it home. She must have been Incredibly lonely and then to die alone.. just heartbreaking.

[@Samanta-van-laar]

Whe come alone and will die alone that is life

[@Happyheart146]

@@Samanta-van-laar I get the sentiment, but we don't come alone. Our mother is there, she holds us to her breast and thus we survive. No one should have to die alone. Dying is scary for most everyone alive, faith - full or otherwise. There is the unknown to step into. Our bodies have served us. Bourne the brunt of our joys and despair. To see it wither and watch it die is heartbreaking enough. And should not be done alone.

[@charlenewhite9007]

I'm homeless ,I wish someone go make this house a home again.

[@timmythomas4273]

i really love old Historical places like this and old homes from way back in the 1800s

[@mariagasperazzo8245]

Muito triste quando estar se destruindo eu amei ❤️ ❤️ a paisagem muito linda

[@joeybarra9831]

Great video 📸📸📸📸

[@yvonnetalamantes3854]

This house seems really nice inside just a lot of things on the floor over but with some TLC anything is possible. I would love to hear that someone. Is interested in this home has so much potential 🥰👍👍👍👍

[@SonoNariFiorewithGrace]

The shoes near the bed like that looks creepy But interesting for the photo as if it was a vintage shoe ad

[@lisabaugh2994]

I love the shoes next to the bed as if she laid down for a nap when she decided to head off to her next adventure.

[@garyrothwell7448]

You r a great young men you have so much respect 🙏 for people thing God bless 🙌

[@MorticiaTheMortician]

I love the pink and blue combo as well. My daughter's bedroom is pink and blue like the 1980s colors with the old hearts and bunnies.

[@jomama5186]

LOVE the pink !!!!

[@kysmik8214]

What would be TRULY SHOCKING is if someone were to sneak into that place and actually clean it up, shake the sheets, remake the beds, put lots of rat poison right outside the dwelling, pick up the books and put them back, clean up the broken glass. Sweep the floors with a broom ( since no electric is there ) and then, when other explorers came in with their cameras, they could film life as it was actually lived with every thing still intact and not ransacked. But.....that is a pipe dream. ( : - (

[@MrCharlespeele]

Would you if you could?

[@alexcarrano5354]

Once again excellent videos!

[@uppitywoman3647]

the last owner really liked to read. That bedroom furniture is super old. It could have been refinished because it is solid wood. Now it's not good due to rat feces, But I think that mirrored vanity would date back to about 1940's. That could have been an heirloom piece.

[@rbevans2393]

Amazing house and I love all of the antiques! Many things in this brought memories back to growing up in the 70's. Your comment about about your wife and " the desire to be able to be naked outside at home, with woods surrounding" made me 😂😂 I said almost exactly that to my husband 27 yrs ago!😂 We moved South 12 yrs ago and feel blessed for the property we bought😁 😏👍🙏

[@raneighr3947]

I'm pretty sure that wasn't an old vacuum sitting by the bed. It looked like an old hair dryer. They pop up and you stick your head under the dome. So like portable home version of a salon hair dryer. 😉❤️ Love your videos! I grew up in an 18 room old (but we restored it) Victorian Home. My heart definitely lies with the antiquated!

[@tony--james]

Actually it is a Vacuum, it's a Hoover Constellation... seen them a few times in these abandoned videos, they were common enough back in the day, ( 1956-to the 70's )

[@euniceacreman5307]

I think you're right about that being a hair dryer

[@robertcaudill2544]

Who owns the home now? Here I'm homeless and people have houses they just abandon. I'd give my left arm to have that house repair it and restore it. I'd love to have even a broken down old home to call my own. My health and age doesn't let me work for more than 5 hours a day and I'm completely wore out. I used to be so strong and hard working. At least my kids are benefiting from my years of hardwork.

[@kimdenig4084]

The room from the kitchen that leads to outside was called a mud room. That is where you would take off your shoes and coats from working the farm etc. So you don't get dirty/mud in the house