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[@marbear4273]

I see antiques everywhere in there. Lots of money just sitting there Dam what a shame😒

[@FBard-wk5gb]

Yes, I agree. I saw many Hummel figurines which are worth hundreds of dollars individually. Actually, I am more sadden by the photos, letters and memories left behind.

[@YtGad7000]

Am from Australia, can't understand why relatives don't care about what happens to this gorgeous historic treasure! The entire household contents are amazing and beautiful, really need saving. The architecture of the house is absolutely beautiful, it's almost criminal to let nature rot and ruin it! Thank you for filming it.🦘

[@katie195]

The key reason for such waste of history is just that … relatives. That and taxes, estate attorneys, etc etc

[@McBabe6119]

Yearly Property taxes can get really expensive! Plus you have to pay a tax to acquire the home (depending on how it’s passed on) The family probably just couldn’t afford it 😢

[@shelia8608]

I believe this is maybe the most beautifully built and laid out plan of a house Ive ever seen. I just imagine it clean and decorated with those beds and different old pieces ,I love it,and it would be my dream house. I was born and raised in the South.

[@theirmom4723]

Depending on the state this house is in and others abandoned full of items, it is possible the last owner went into a nursing home and ended up with Medicaid to pay for their care. When that happens, these states have a Medicaid recoup clause and homesteads are taken by the state to recoup the funds. Now, the state is not interested in the house but the land it sits on. Many are never put on the market to be sold. It's one way of the state to take back ownership of the land.

[@Palmi63]

I can’t even stand how sad that such a grand home could be left to just rot away. All the antiques and original architecture would be worth a small fortune in total. Obviously not many people know about it or it would have been cleaned out and vandalized a long time ago. She must have been beautiful in her day. Horrible shame.

[@waukee321]

It happens, a couple owns a beautiful old house. Either they have no children or the children don't live near by and don't care at all about their parent's home or possessions. Or the kids simply can't afford to maintain the house or the taxes or there are no jobs for them in the area.

[@graceedson1355]

I think the state should take care of it ! Pay someone to live in it. The history in this house is priceless.

[@JO-ly9tk]

This house is right up the street from me, the son still checks on it and the lady across the street looks out for it to. i dont know what will become of it but its not totally abandon.

[@pamelaharris6092]

What story is told about the family that lived there? Where did they go?

[@singularseeker]

I understand....when Mom passed it rook me a year to clear away the apartment,,,,death is devastating,,,he should clear it out but IT HURTS,,,

[@karenbougher1219]

if the son checks on it why didn't he clean it out

[@JO-ly9tk]

@@karenbougher1219 its a place to keep the things stored. his father was the sheriff of this county in the day and everyone respects this house still.

[@JO-ly9tk]

also its all boarded up and sealed.

[@gayle122]

That really was a gorgeous house but it is also very sad looking at their forgotten memories! It's nice that people like you keep their memory alive. I never understand why family members aren't interested in preserving their history. ☹️

[@marbear4273]

looks like it could be a museum

[@vickieharridon7310]

I would LOVE to go through these old homes , I've always wanted to go in odd shaped houses to see how they were laid out and all the treasures they've left behind

[@madz4693]

It actually pains me to see this incredible place left to rot. What a truly remarkable piece of architecture and thank you for documenting it!!! I second the other person who said it’s worth reaching out to Laine at Our Restoration Nation to bring it to their attention. Check out some of the other beautiful true historic restorations they’ve done. Again great video!

[@Ilovevintage77]

I love how Give us a history and also really cool with the title to capture peoples interest from stranger things so they can appreciate this beautiful piece of history and imagine themselves as the characters from stranger things going through the house!!

[@brendadishaw9273]

Looking at the outside you wouldn't think to have found all of this stuff. This place is unbelievable. Well done, Thank you for this find.

[@pattihainline1573]

Someone is taking care of it as the yard is not overgrown! Beautiful architecture! Old homes have character that new ones do not!

[@SRay-or3nc]

The city mows the yard and the bushes and such around the house are definitely overgrown.

[@GinaAnderson254]

No one is taking care of the home it's self.

[@francellarmstrong3123]

❤😂🎉😢😮😅​@@SRay-or3nc

[@francellarmstrong3123]

So😂

[@GinaAnderson254]

@@francellarmstrong3123 Shut up.

[@danasmith604]

Omg! This house is absolutely amazing! So much left behind! I’d love to fix this one up and live in it! Victorian homes are my favorite type of home. Excellent video Bigbankz! Best to you as always!

[@BigBankz]

Thank you!

[@kathyfutrell7316]

Omg this house is absolutely amazing so much left behind .Ltd love to fix this one up and live in it Victorian homes are my favorite type of fix favorite type of home EXCEllENT VIDEVID

[@kathyfutrell7316]

@@BigBankz kathyfutreell

[@josephdockemeyer6782]

I'd love to live in a Victorian. Or Edwardian. Or Antebellum. Three stories including servant's stairs. Sigh....

[@ronnieherd9247]

@@kathyfutrell7316 Found the copy and paste feature then :)

[@vickiescholl9453]

I love how respectful you are with the former owner's things.

[@ReverendLeigh420]

Yea just touching everything ?! 🙄

[@shellylh09]

I would love love love to know the history of this house and why it was abandoned with everything left behind! Love your videos!!

[@conniehopkins6105]

I wondered why this house was left abandoned until I heard the train go by. Those tracks must me right on top of the house. There are so many antiques and collectables in there, I'm amazed it has not been stolen and vandalized. I hope someone will save her before she falls apart.

[@judithermer7969]

I thought the train was going to come through the wall any minute. The house is truly beautiful and needs saving. ❤🇦🇺

[@charlayned]

If I was about 40 years younger, that house would be loved. OMG, that's my favorite type of home. I hope, like you, someone comes and rescues it before it caves in totally.

[@aprilflowers1993]

I don't understand why the family didn't go back for their possessions. I mean there's tons of family photos and stuff. You'd think the children or someone would want that stuff.

[@ghostcityshelton9378]

Great job of filming such a wonderful place !!! 🤗🤗🤗🤗😙 I'd love to be able to buy the house and contents and a decent amount of land around it and tottally fix it up like brand new BUT keep it TRUE to how it was built, then add on another section of bed/bath rooms, and such, have a full big porch top and bottom. Then build another building in the same style, to be used as a museum to show case the belongings, and what have you BUT of course be VERY respectfull of past family (s) to not invaide their privacy of course. It would showcase the history of the house and property. Fix up the property with gardens, trees, real veg. & medicine plants gardens, walking pathways, outside seating, big garages, place to park. Then use the property to live at, have a bed and breakfast, maybe a place folks could have weddings and stay at a wedding /full cottage in a pretty & private place on the property 💎I would also see about getting the place listed as a Historical land mark.💎 I'd like to have enough land with it to have and old fashioned carrage house/working barn or some horses, chickens, cows. Folks could have some nice carriage rides. BIG IMPORTANT THING that I'd like to make SURE OF is hopefully have a working plan that the house/grounds would be SAFE and well maintained after I'm gone, till then it would be great to share it with as many people as possible AND NOT CHARGE CRAZY HIGH RATES TO GET TO STAY THERE FOR A TIME. Well yeah, it's just a dream for now but the house deserves to go on. Folks who put so much work into building it so long ago and those past who've lived therr, now long dead, I think they'd be happy to see the above 'dream' come true. How's that dream sound?

[@sherrih.2693]

This is incredible!! Those transoms over the doorways were for airflow through the house, especially important in the south to keep any breeze flowing through to cool the house down.

[@beverlybilbrey7815]

So beautiful but yet so sad to see everything going to ruin. I am with you on the older homes. I would rather have an older home than a new one. They are built so much better.

[@Cake41579]

I loved hearing the old train pass through. Moments like that shouldn’t be wasted. Think of the time when that home was in its prime and the old Air Force pilot and his lovely wife in the home of their dreams, just relaxing and to hear that old train come through town was a symbol of a time that America was thriving and full of people that were proud if their heritage. That home is a prime example of what our parents and grandparents were all about. Family was a sacred thing. Freedom was accomplished becsgse if that young msn you see in those pictures risking his life, spending months at a time away from his beautiful wife that he no doubt missed dearly. I’m sure those old letters from him to her were sone of her prized possessions. I can only imagine the love those two had for one another. Very good video buddy. The best I have seen yet. It saddens me to think that old hoise is falling to shambles. I’m sure the old couple would be proud to see it preserved. Simply amazing.

[@whitneysmith4645]

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[@lynnerodgers4461]

Children born after the boomer age don't want their parents old things. Few seem to even care about their heritage and family history. A few more generations and people will have no sense of what their forefathers endured to settle this land. Losing a lot of history.

[@sandraoshea3237]

This was amazing, but sad,. to many personal things left behind. I hope and pray that some one will claim it before it is to late. Great job.

[@priestessbrenda]

It always saddens yet amazes me to see family photos still all over the home. If I was moving that would be the first thing I would take. That house is STUNNING! I have MS and can't do these adventures though I would give anything if I could. Thank you for letting me live vicariously through you.

[@summerhobbs7146]

We have the same name😊 I am gonna have to check out your videos.

[@priestessbrenda]

@@summerhobbs7146 Awesome!!

[@daren7079]

If they were a German family , they were probably Catholic or Lutheran!

[@karenmilligan5597]

Excellent explore. Too bad the house couldn't be preserved as a time capsule museum. This may be my favorite. 👍🏻

[@karenwithall4639]

I had those exact couch and loveseat set. I sold it years ago. It was custom made in the same floral pattern and colors. I felt it cuz I had to move from Illinois to Colorado. It's a very large and wide couch and loveseats. Most comfortable Furniture I ever had.

[@karenmetz4500]

Whatever happened to this family that they could abandon such a beautiful family home? It would be interesting to hear the history of these people who lived here.

[@rubycasey2713]

She is still beautiful but I would love to find out what happened to make them leave every thing behind and go.

[@Ilovevintage77]

From my experience with the elderly and also elderly relatives many people may not have had children or passed away suddenly and actually don’t have anyone to leave things to may have been in a nursing home or hospitalized for a long time and didn’t have an estate plan and because there’s a lot of illegal stuff involved leaving behind properties and belongings to be assumed by the next generation or friends or relatives sometimes there just isn’t anybody assigned to it. My parents have a dear friend who is elderly luckily he has my parents he never married never had kids was hospitalized for six months fortunately my parents took care of his estate even his bills without them if he passed his home literally would’ve went to no one And his home would’ve become one of these places- it is that easy unfortunately.

[@fredziffle5219]

They got old & died, as they aged things got cluttered, they needed crutches, maintenance got deferred. Very sad.

[@cecilysharrock678]

@@Ilovevintage77 in u

[@katie195]

@@fredziffle5219 I read somewhere - “there is no U-Haul behind the hearse”…

[@reneeb5935]

Absolutely love watching your videos of abandoned places. And I love how you’re so respectful to photos when they’re more likely newer. I’ve seen others who will show photos and it irks me. Again, thank you so much for what you do and for leaving everything how it was originally left. Stay safe and double up on the mask type that you’re wearing when you’re around things such as black mold as it can damage your lungs fast. God bless!

[@tealatezz]

This house is absolutely beautiful it’s sad that things are left behind thanks for showing this one amazing

[@megfuchs9425]

Very strange that an old Victorian doesn't have a designated dining space. I would prefer an old Victorian over a new build any day!

[@conniecarroll747]

I moved into a remodel Victorian house 27 years ago, there wasn't a dining in it either. Several bedrooms, a living and a parlor but not a dining room.

[@tigerlillybell75]

Thank you. Brought back memories of my parents who wrote love letters when my father was in WWII. I, their daughter, am now 74 years old. The fact their letters and WWII items are still in the house indicates that the last resident was probably their son who left everything as his parents had it. I get the feeling he had no children. It is possible that any relatives may have died without surviving children. Very sad that no one to retrieve these personal items before the house falls in.

[@arabiah123]

Did you know them the owner of this house?

[@jerroldmcley4347]

Wow looks like the people went to work and never came home

[@kellyboran7787]

This place should be restored. It’s gorgeous.

[@bernimiranda4424]

Love the staircase, this house needs to be Restored. Keep them coming BigBankz 🤗👏👏🥰🇵🇷

[@WhitecloudQligdhu]

I really enjoyed watching your videos and the old abandoned 🏠 s , interesting and a bit Sad 😭 keep safe on your travels 🌷

[@nola6382]

This is so sad. So much history and stories and someone's whole life left behind

[@janscorza7549]

Stetson cowboy hats, top of the line, very expensive. Should have looked in the box.

[@malindahenke5724]

This just breaks my heart! This needs to be saved. The history. The memories. So sad. 💔

[@annhinson5670]

Such a Magnificent and beautiful old victorian house. Craftsmen during this time really took alot of pride in their work and you can bet that everything was cut and carved by hand. They didn't have power tools back then. It's so sad that it is left to decay. And I don't get it that people just leave the whole kit and kaboodle without taking valuables or selling what's left if they don't want it. Hope she gets saved!

[@charlotte89726]

I dont understand how you can leave so much personal items behind. Always get the feeling that people don't deserve it then. Such a beautiful house 😍

[@sarahstrong7174]

They died.

[@charlotte89726]

@@sarahstrong7174 and they dont have family to take care of the house and stuff? Here in Holland if not then a notary would take care of it

[@sarahstrong7174]

I think we need better arrangements.

[@craftyourwaytopeace]

I was thinking the same. However if you passed on then we know we can't take it with us, but what about the family? Don't they have family? At least go in & clean it out. Even if you don't want to fool off with selling it, then donate it! There are lots of people in need.

[@lowpulse8729]

I’d literally move back south, just to live here❤ Something has always drawn me to Victorian homes

[@barbaragiles1863]

How can anyone afford to walk away from this beautiful house ….let alone all these fantastic items? It’s ashame that this house is left to eventually rot away. So sad.🙁

[@maebell7515]

Accidents happens car or plane.

[@markratony7630]

Hey Mr Big, how are you? I love the video and the seeing such a beautiful and well preserved family home from the early 20th century blows me away. Imagine how much of natures elements have entered into the house because of that open door. Not only the rain but animals are probably walking in and out of that house during the night and the day. I wish the state or some kind of welfare management entity would volunteer their time and do minor repairs to prevent such a beautiful home from deteriorating over the years. It would not take much to keep that house from falling apart. It's still in very good condition and preventive maintenance would do the trick. Also, just wanted to let you know that if you were in the military and your girl wrote you a Dear John letter, that would be all bad. Dear John is a letter that informs you that she found a new love and no longer wants to see you again. Imagine how hard that would be to receive one while fighting in the army. A lot of guys went awol after receiving one of those.

[@jessicakellyjasso2935]

Absolutely gorgeous! Sandy is my mom , I’m going to have her take me to see this myself . 😄 Sad to see all that stuff and all those memories forgotten. Loved the video ! You did a great job filming this magnificent gem !

[@kathyguarascio8589]

So sad. This is why I’m getting rid of my stuff now. Giving picks away xmas. Clothes etc

[@megfuchs9425]

I'm with you on loving Victorian houses!!! I also love houses that have nooks and crannies. I'm definitely in the minority these days, cause I don't like open concept houses at all! Thanks for showing us this gem of a house! Also love the fretwork! You're right BB, you don't see tons of it.

[@sgc1959]

I hate them to !! My house is 120 years old but it's nothing compared to that one.

[@mollyduhon7575]

Me too I don't like open concept either I love the pocket doors and separate rooms

[@seanroche2358]

Great video and can you report the door issue to someone?Maybe go back and tarp it?The state historical society should help save this beautiful house

[@SRay-or3nc]

I reported it to the city. I will probably be in that area sometime soon and we will drive by and check and see if the door has been fixed. If not, I will call the city again. I think they must mow the yard.

[@seanroche2358]

@@SRay-or3nc thanks!

[@salmajama9431]

That house has so many family photos, antiques, and valuable things. I wouldn't leave all these precious things behind me. These things will stay forever for the next generation to remember.

[@kathycole4474]

I love this house I wish someone would save it... its so beautiful it can all still be restored .... what Ive been told about the old victorian mansions that first spot upstairs was where the children played....back in the day they keep the kids upstairs with the maid and they adults did their own thing....all the windows in this house are even beautiful...this house is a treasure full of amazing stuff ..... .Thanks for the video

[@lisatomlinson8009]

Heart breaking to see such a beautiful home falling apart. Equally saddening to see all of their things. Letters. Pictures. I bet he brought a lot of things home from other countries seeing he was military. Which brings me to wondering where his medals are. I pray family has them and continue to honor him. He definitely was reloading the ammo. I sold those along with the tool (wink) they go with. It was also common back then for them to reload their own as it was cheaper. I live here in the south and would love to know more about this home and the couple that lived here.

[@susanwhitlam7653]

Sad that it's left to rot. Should be restored if you had big bucks. So beautiful 😍

[@AnitaRoach-hx1xl]

Wonderful tour! Never would have thought that was pretty on the inside looking at the outside for sure! I wish you would look at who the china was made by, oh well, the inside belongings should be removed & donated or sold, or given to the grandkids, or relatives so it could be passed on to people who know its worth. Thank You!!!

[@pearllina9503]

Hello Big Banks, wow what a gorgeous house , sad to see how the elements are devastating this stunning home. I wonder why it was left abandoned ? you has asked what that playing board was ? It's called a Carrom board ..it's played by 2 players , each have 8 Coins each (the coins resemble checker/draught board beads ) and there is a striker that u use to strike the coins with ..when u you pot the Queen u get 3 points. lots of fun to play :) Take care :)

[@Monicainez435]

Wow absolutely beautiful time capsule 👊 would love for this beauty to be restored

[@maliabryngelson5581]

It’s so sad to see that beautiful old home deteriorating!

[@ArenCambre]

This is simply a large home in South Carolina. Dad died in 2006. Property transferred to daughter, who lived there until her 2022 death. Nothing mysterious. Just yet another rural home that is unlikely to be economically feasible to fix up, full of "stuff" that the rest of the family may not value.

[@daynakirk2446]

Every house is my favorite, but I would definitely love to have this home. I wood and fireplace doors were absolutely gorgeous.

[@joshriver75]

19:26 Did a little quick research... The board game is called "Carrom" it is a little like pool. It's origins is from India. The American version was developed around 1890 and brought back by Christian Missionaries from Asia. It is played with little "que sticks" and uses small "pucks" I only noticed after I found the info it says "Carrom" on the board itself.

[@ednajamieson108]

Thanks for this shame it’s going going to be left to the elements -Scotland

[@laurasmith1229]

Wow the inside of this house is still in immaculate shape

[@nancyweliczko9334]

Gorgeous old home.

[@mariagasperazzo8245]

Que legal achei muito lindo arranjo de flores piano cama arrumadinha da hora muito legal

[@craftyourwaytopeace]

I so wish people wouldn't trash these places! I'm so glad you don't subscribe to that behavior. Do we know what happened to the owners? I always love to know that part of its available. Such a beautiful . So much character! ❤ Really enjoyed this tour. Thank you.

[@heatherwilley9893]

New to this channel but think I will be diving into videos- do you ever go into history of why certain properties are abandoned? How do you get permission to go into these places and how do you find that they exist- do you travel a lot or can you find on internet? Just so curious… have done similar photography projects but usually only from the outside. Seems like you travel around to film these properties…I’m assuming that you get permission but maybe not. And maybe that is why the history is unknown? Any chance you can answer these questions so I don’t go crazy? Also this house was such an interesting mix of early - mid 1900’s with obviously a whole pile of 1980-2000 materials. While some rooms looked untouched by time, others clearly had not so distant life in them.

[@wend2239]

Im stumped...as an australian watching this...why would they have upped and left that place obviously with quick succession??? I cant get over all the valuable possessions...why would they have left it all...by the looks of things they had money....

[@dianeturner8907]

Due to the woodwork I believe the original owners were German because Germans had carvings cut into it!

[@ardenajohnson5130]

So sad to see this beautiful mansion and things inside rotting away 😢

[@billshroyer9487]

That's a Carrom board. It's similar to pool in concept. The pieces on ours looked like little red or green napkin rings. You have cues that are about 1/3 the size of a regular pool cue. We have one of those. I think there's a white piece, I don't remember all the rules, I haven't played since I was a child. It's been awhile. :-)

[@jilldavis7229]

Absolutely gorgeous!!! This is such a sad, sad story 😢😞😰 All of the gorgeous feature’s in the magnificent home!!! All of the wooden furniture, wooden floors, doors, door casings, window, window casings, door transoms, banister, ceiling wooden decor…medal hardware on the doors, all sooo very beautiful!!! All sooo worth saving 👍🙏❤️All of the clothes, household items… if not wanted by family members, could have been donated!!! Someone would have loved to receive & utilize those beautiful items!!! Donate, to museums, libraries, homeless shelter’s, if no longer useful to you!!! Sad that the pictures, letters & personal belongings aren’t saved!!! Those items, once lost, can never be enjoyed again 😞😢😰 Memorabilia lost forever 😞😢😰 I would love to see, someone with money to afford to buy this place, save & restore this property!!! Sooo worth saving 👍🙏❤️ Thank you Bankz for sharing this wonderful story with us!!! I truly loved it ❤️❤️❤️

[@passnola]

Is there any chance of any of these houses getting on a national registry? I never understand how people just leave all their stuff. If this was a relative I would want all of those pictures! And that roll of film

[@kathygross3412]

You didn't go into the attic or basement.

[@staceruit11]

Absolutely stunning property, it just kept on giving!!! Anyway, adore your videos! I always watch them before bed because they’re so relaxing!

[@Latoree33]

The room with the stuffed turkey was really creepy. But the one dresser had baby shoes that were bronzed. Growing up being cared for by older people they believed in saving their childrens shoes by bronzing them. They also make them into bookends. Those old hats were awesome. There are people that collect old hats. And they were in such good shape. The woodwork is stunning work.

[@noreenreynolds6516]

Loved the video! I could cry for all the antiques left behind 😢

[@shelleywright7387]

what the hell as happened to this family iam from the UK and our explorers always find the history. This is incredibly upsetting 😢😢😢

[@charlottebarbour1944]

Just so beautiful with only regular age on the house. All those antiques still there. This was a great video, thank you.

[@judygale3624]

That is such beautiful home I wish I could have it I would definitely take good care of it it is beautiful and the people that owned it they look like they were beautiful people too thank you very much for showing us this home it's something that I've always wanted something like that thank you again

[@okidoke4822]

lol that train just kept going

[@pamelawhitmarsh1609]

Why do they just walk away from such a beautiful house I never understand why family members just don’t give a shit it’s such a shame

[@MarksArk2]

It's sad that everything gets left behind. Who were the people that lived there, their history, their memories? Are any of them still alive? You can only wonder.

[@carolkostella2585]

OMG!!!! IT IS MAGNIFICENT!!! I wish I could buy it with all of the furniture. I would restore everything! And keep it restored. I believe houses have souls and this one should be treated as a Goddess ❤

[@b1k2q34]

There's even books in the kitchen. Duh. Obviously cookbooks. Lol

[@dianeturner8907]

The woodwork is the Best I've seen in ur videos! Love watching!

[@sandyg3639]

This home is beautiful. So much left behind. So sad that this home was abandoned. It would be so nice if someone restored this home back to it's original beauty. Thank you.

[@jennifergarrett6809]

What a wonderful house. I wish it was closer to me. I'd find the money to get it and fix it. Thank you for the tour. You mentioned Explomo but never showed Maurano. I hope he's doing better and closer to getting to go home. Have a great weekend.

[@Dewdrop424]

That was private property he has no right to do that

[@wendylou8963]

How sad. Loved hearing the train though. Such beautiful features. I was gutted with this one

[@ceciliarichardson7319]

Wondering if the house is saveable? The interior looks so good.

[@lindaelick6067]

It just breaks my heart to see homes left like that. Usually you see signs of like an elderly grandma or grandpa who lived out their days there. But this home looks like an entire family just went poof 😢 I hope family clears those beautiful memories out before it’s to late.

[@FrankiesFancy]

The purpose of transom windows was to allow air flow. As fireplaces are for heating the house, transoms were for cooling. Heat rises and if it has nowhere to go, it comes back down, making sleeping in the summer miserable. So people would open their windows at night and allow whatever cool air came in to pass over them and out of the room via the transom window, making the room cooler and more pleasant to sleep.

[@JohnShinn1960]

Someone needs to stop that water leak, even if it's a temporary fix! Things are already going to decay and it's only gonna accelerate! Sad too see. 🥺 The screened in 2nd floor porch is my absolute favorite place in the house. Sit out there in the evenin and have a cold one 25:42. In love with the turkey too! 🤠 😉 26:11 Two great explores in a row Big Banks! Thanks! 👍👍👍👍👍 PS I belive the transom window rod is supposed to slide up and down and not turn. 27:27

[@tamieckert4548]

Hi 😁 So this is a house that needs to live again! Your attention to all the things that brought characters to life.But no actors needed,just you and Explomo and the quiet.and hearing the old train blowing in the background.Sweet reminders of a softer time, The baseballs,Board battleship game, The hats of all kinds (antique)The real work involved in building the place, and the love letters of long ago. The exquisite furniture,beautifully designed.So glad you checked on this one 👌👍💖😁💥🥂

[@sharonwashington8150]

All these items need to be salvaged. It would be a catastrophe not to save them. And what has happened to the family?? It is a travesty to see all these wonderful things from the past just left to decay. And a building built so beautifully with such wonderful craft work as well. Thanks for video.

[@lisaweyandt2470]

Love the Bible verses, the Lord will bless you for that . John 3:16 For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son that whosoever beliveth in him should not perish but have everlasting life.

[@sandih9084]

Amazing house, someone could had at least donated all that beautiful furniture to a antique shop. The south is full of them

[@someonesprincess3]

aw, as always another excellent video!! Be careful on you trip to Oklahoma. amazing video !! 👍🏼👍🏼 ♥️👋🏼

[@juliasmith9719]

If there any families 👪 members left behind, they should be notified by a lawyer, to salvaged all the old items that still have Heritage of value.

[@taniacolemanm8538]

Thank you for leaving these places untouched. There would be a lot of love in those walls ❤

[@ronda7340]

It almost looks like somebody has recreated this place to match what it should of looked like. Then maybe had it as a bed n breakfast or something. There is definitely modern mixed in with the old. Wat an amazing place. Where did they go? Such love put into recreating this place then poof ...gone...wow....amazing....great find....