The Incredible Packed Forgotten Baker House Up North *Stunning Architecture Built in 1875

[@EchosJourney]

I come from the original set of urban explorers. I am 57 and when I was 14 I began exploring abandoned homes. That was before cell phones, computers, and any kind of camera that took more than one picture at a time. The cops were always looking to catch people and trespassing would be the charge. I love the way you see the special parts of the house as I always did. I'm happy to see young new explorers bringing what I used to do to a screen.

[@kaylam.j.2172]

I think people have been urban explorers for ages, just depends on if you documented it or not to make it count, lol.

[@lisaduvalls3143]

Do you know what movie was made in that house?

[@royalcow4840]

@@kaylam.j.2172 i mean it still counts if its not documented. not everything has to be on ur phone

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

@@kaylam.j.2172 Check out Ghosts along the Mississippi! It’s an incredible book with some stunning abandoned old houses left deserted after the civil war down south!

[@Chrisssy2112]

@@lisaduvalls3143 movie is called Let's scare Jessica to Death a movie made in 1971 kzbin.info/www/bejne/rXfUhJuKh72IeNU

[@MarkCJackman]

What a beautiful structure! If only American houses were still built with this æsthic...

[@virginiaeckley3047]

I agree with you on that

[@JohnShinn6078]

Sometimes they try. But that's all it is, try.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

It is a shame! They certainly don’t build them like they used too! Thank you very much for watching! :)

[@kellyhenderson9972]

Italianate ? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Italianate_architecture This is an Italianate house.

[@genekelly8467]

Built in the days when a skilled carpenter made $5.00/week

[@ericam1255]

What a travesty that this gem was allowed to get to this state. What an incredible home!

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Agreed! Thank you very much for watching! :)

[@ericam1255]

@@urbanexploringwithkappy1773 love your videos! Exploring abandoned homes is something I would love to do, but with young kids it's impossible right now. So thank you for taking us along on your tours! 🙂

[@sarahstrong7174]

It is a shame. Maybe some organisation should be set up to offer low interest loans to anyone rescuing these pieces of history? It only takes about 3% interest service a loan.

[@makokoro9073]

It is kinda sad that so many vintage and antique items are deteriorating and soon will be lost. I know that ethical exploters don't like to take anything, but sometimes I wish you guys would find out if you can "rescue" things. There this guy from Australia that when he comes upon things like what you found in this house, he tries to find the owner, or sometimes explores the abandoned place with the OK of the owner. When he sees certain items that are vintage or antique he let's them know and ask them if he can contact a historical society to pick the items up. Most than usual the items are rescued.

[@buckeyedav1]

I agree it's a shame they can't be rescued. I had that crib when I was young and bought it used back then always a regret that I lost it in moving. And that kitchen cabinet on the upper floors with the glass windows I have that now it belonged to my mother in law I'm guessing 1950's I love it so much sadly the bottom of it is too rusted to use in my house but I have it in my shed with extra dishes and canning jars in it I wish I were talented enough to figure out how to put metal sheeting on the bottom and repaint it to have in my house. You absolutely do not see those in the thrift stores antique stores today. I love the sliding glass doors on mine. Anna In Ohio

[@makokoro9073]

@@buckeyedav1 I know what you mean! We used to have furniture like that, specially vintage wardrobes and China cabinets. We left them in our old house when we moved thinking on getting them when we moved to a bigger house we would get them, but then there was a flood and everything was ruined. 😥

[@buckeyedav1]

@@makokoro9073 Oh I know that made you sick. Old furniture is the best so much better made as you can tell from this video.

[@makokoro9073]

@@buckeyedav1 hell yeah! It is a pity! Why some people don't appreciate the craftsmanship that takes to create such items?

[@lauricarpenter1144]

I agree 💯 ! It just so sad 😭

[@MegaProudtobe]

In the attic, you showed the original mantles and mirrors for the fireplaces. They were beautiful!

[@wallykimball8829]

Some of those shots at the end were really beautiful and evocative. Combined sounds of the birds and insects in the background.

[@kristineguetschow9134]

When I was a kid I wanted a big house with a tower. I wanted to sit in the tower and read and look out the window and watch the world.

[@AquariusRenatus]

Me too. ☺️

[@cathybrown]

What a fantastic house! I'd love to return it to it's original grandeur

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Me too! If I was a millionaire I would in a heartbeat! Thank you for watching! :)

[@donHooligan]

@@urbanexploringwithkappy1773 a millionaire could go easily broke redoing that place. i was thinking a salvage crew needs to come empty and dismantle it...while the floors still hold weight. looks like there's a lot of good materials that will be bad in 2 years....then all that old carved cool stuff will just end up rotting.

[@stephennelson1687]

Aggghhh, Our house is gonna do this if we’re not careful; so much junk in the basement & attic! Motivating!! Anyone else feeling it watching these??? 😳

[@DJ_Dutchess]

100% 😬

[@joyceedwards9652]

You guys should take a piece of furniture once in awhile then after you & Ruby get married you can put it as some of the decorations!! Ive never seen an ice box!! Thank you for showing me that

[@half-a-man8182]

Thank you very much for risking your life to show us the basement.

[@Jim-np9it]

Hope the old furnishings were saved, wow, such items that belong on display due to their history.

[@ittybittykittymama7582]

Hi, Kappy, I'm still waiting for a surgery date, but everything is ready to go except the surgeon. I'm just about going bonkers, waiting for their office to call, so I figured I'd say hello to you and let your explorations soothe my frazzled nerves! This is certainly an interesting house, with so many wonderful architectural touches visible on the exterior! It's an odd combination of 18th century farmhouse, antebellum plantation house and Queen Anne mansion. Hey, Ruby girl! Glad you're there to watch over Kappy! I worry about him sometimes. We all do! There's lots of water damage in this house! The roof wasn't adequate, sadly enough, to last through the years. I thought about your videos, Kappy, when choosing new roofing for our house. Based on seeing how many roofs survive and various comments I read, I made sure to choose a metal roofing system with fiberglass cladding. It has a warranty good for the lifetime of the house! Maybe your grandson will film this house one day! Well, it seems that there was a gardener in the house, as the green tool that looks like a cup with a handle is actually used for planting flowering bulbs like tulips and daffodils. Now how did all that soil find its way inside the house? I wonder if there was a flood at some point. That could account for some of the water damage to the floors and the black mold in the kitchen. Perhaps there's a creek close by and that's what occurred. Oh, Kappy! I love your saying "underwhelming!" about the servant's staircase. You made me laugh, you funny man! I needed to laugh! Interestingly, the ceilings in this room are solid and show no sign of collapse. That could indicate either that the rooms above are a total wreck or that the kitchen was simply a poorly roofed addition. Hope it's not both! Someone clearly planned to do some serious renovation on this house, judging by all the buckets of paint and/or sheetrock mud in this room. That little child's rocker seems sort of sad, sitting there all alone. That configuring of a big, empty box is done to make an enclosed litter box for a kitty. I think I caught a glimpse of a litter pan inside it. Ooh, that East Lake trim over the pocket door opening is so lovely! It is more than likely of wooden construction because metal would have been too heavy. This system would have allowed air to circulate through the house even when the doors were closed. Boy, are those pocket doors squeaky! I like the cut glass door knobs on them, though you didn't comment on them. Oh, there's a child's mud boot on the floor beside an adult's duck boot. There WAS a child living here! The entry way is so pretty, with the stained glass window, a very popular Victorian touch. Oh, what a beautiful curio cabinet! I'll bet Ruby likes it as much as I do! It's so very lovely with all that carving! I'd like to own something like that! Oh, that stained glass window is much larger than I thought! The light it brings pouring onto the stairs is just beautiful! She was a seamstress, too, this long-gone gardening mother! How wonderful! This sewing machine is a more professional model, capable of handling heavier fabrics and, from the cones of thread with which it is threaded, the user does a lot of work! Oh, that little room is not a kitchen at all, Kappy! There are no water pipes coming into it! It's a sewing room! The top of the lower cabinet is cut out so that she can sit and sew more easily. The upper cabinets with doors are for storing fabric and notions. I recognize this room because I have a similar craft room in my home. How terrible! This beautiful old house is quickly dying because its roof is failing! What a disaster! Finally, there's a nice little fireplace! It's odd that there's only one in the whole house. Well, that's not the only oddity. The occupants certainly left an odd assortment of antiques and modern furnishings, but they cleared out the house pretty thoroughly. That moss/algae on the floor is an indicator of just how much rainwater is pouring through the broken roof! You're absolutely right, Kappy, this house is doomed! That is certainly a weird chimney in the attic! I can't think why it would have been done, except for the presence of the lone fireplace. This part of the third floor appears to be part work space, part child's playroom. The sewing machine makes me believe that our lady may have been a quilter or a seamstress, needing large areas of floor space to lay out patterns or set up quilt frames, while her little boy played nearby on his train table in the separate play room. This was such a happy house! It's heart-breaking to see the house simply falling apart! Perhaps the electricity was left active by the production company which used the house for filming. You did well to turn it off, Kappy. Perhaps someone will venture into the basement to turn off the breakers. What an incredible explore, Kappy! I can't think of one that's intrigued me as much. There's so much joy and regret all mixed up in this slowly falling down house! There's nothing spooky here at all! Whoever had the misguided notion to make this house into the set of a horror movie should think better next time. I can't imagine any vestige of anything horrible attaching itself to this beautiful house. The only awful thing about this house is that leaky roof! While there's no saving it, Kappy, you have kept this magnificent old house alive for all time, my friend, and I'm grateful to you, again. Love to both of you, Becca

[@oldradiosnphonographs]

This channel fascinates me and hurts my heart to see history neglected like that.

[@melissaboggs5176]

The first one is GORGEOUS!! It’s so unique! I would live there just because it’s different. Lol! There’s so many things I would keep if I were renovating it. Oh I wish I had tons of money!! Your work is amazing Kappy! As always, stay safe and thank you for your hard work and dedication. 😊

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Thank you so much for the kind words!! Couldn’t agree more, this place deserves to be saved! Much appreciated for watching! :)

[@rebeccabaker9178]

This house is something else! Must have been beautiful at one time.

[@Sparose3]

Hi Ruby!✋🏻….Nice video Kappy….What a beautiful home! I would love to have all the antique furniture in there. I hope it doesn’t get destroyed with the home. Someone needs to rescue it!

[@MistyLaneLoveConquersALL]

To see this beautiful house rotting away is terrible. I wish I could see it from years ago 😊

[@MistyLaneLoveConquersALL]

@@urbanexploringwithkappy1773 oh wow cool I have heard of that movie TY Kappy 😊

[@seanroche2358]

Great explore of one of the most documented abandoned houses,the people of that town need to step in and save this beautiful house

[@danadelaplante6797]

Would love to know the history.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Thank you very much for watching! :)

[@rubycasey2713]

I to would love to know the history of this beautiful big house this is one of your best explores thanks for letting me tag along.

[@charlottesometimes1278]

Where is it

[@gailspaw5521]

Tht was once a Beautiful Home

[@kaylam.j.2172]

As a kid I was exploring an old house with my brother and we found a cardboard box full of kittens. Someone just put them there with no momma cat or anything, having to know they’d eventually die. And they would’ve if we hadn’t have come along and found them. Took the hole box home and hand raised them, my mom wasn’t to happy about that, lol. Unfortunately I think they had been there a while and a couple of the kitties died the next day, one of which was my favorite that I already named. But the rest we found good homes for.

[@cjmiller2037]

THANK YOU 🥰🥰😻😻😻😻😻

[@RANS87IROCZ]

Momma cat probably hid and had hopes you didn't find her kittens

[@stellamaggard3669]

Lovey old house ☺️ reminds me of the house from the Coraline movie.

[@tamarakonczal6350]

One of the things I so enjoy is seeing the layers of time in these old houses. The green toilet from the 50s-60s.. to the barrel chair from the 70s. The teal paint is clearly 80s. That gorgeous piece Ruby was filming was from the time the home was built. It is borderline Aesthetic Movement. If the home could speak.... Each house has a story. Your work tells the story. Thank you.

[@janettporter6795]

It's a shame that house wasn't renovated. It must have been gorgeous in its day.

[@oliviarinaldi5963]

I love all your videos, but some really get to me. This is one of them. I so wish I had the money to restore and maintain this house and all that lovely furniture. It hurts to think of it rotting away.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

I couldn’t agree more! These are the houses of our great great grandparents etc. it’s American architectural history just being forgotten! Thank you for watching! :)

[@deborahrohl848]

@@urbanexploringwithkappy1773 i Agree and i think the house and furniture should be restored and used to house those in need it and many more could be saved and used to help it and people who need ir.

[@bettyeshores674]

Such beauty with vintage items that are at death’s door. It breaks my heart that the family could just let this home fall to pieces. Had it been in mine, it would still be in perfect shape. Thank you, Kappy for another heartwarming old home’s view from another age. Hi Ruby! Missed you much. ❤️

[@brianwilson8119]

So sad to see such beauty rotting away. I imagine the children's laughter and busyness of the past owners that once filled this place

[@pben4218]

Just imagine what that home looked like right after it was built! Thanks for showing it to us! 😊

[@ckswat77zz51]

Wow the electricity is still. Crazy. Not only a fire hazard, but who and the heck is paying the bill? Your enthusiasm & excitement is contagious. The tower was something else. I can’t believe you didn’t go in the open roof concept house because of ability to go up & down, around & over😄great video. I would have loved to see that place in its heyday. Thanks again

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Thank you very much for watching! Agreed on the power, I was shocked considering the whole back of the house is collapsed with no roof. Thank ya for the kind words! :)

[@trylaterry3374]

I bet it's paid through an estate the person probably went in nursing home and passed. so sad

[@animallover4ever229]

I wish I had the money to buy & renovate a house like this! 1st thing I would do is take out all the junk scrap every floor, then assess the roof's. I would start by repairing every roof & the structures around the damaged parts. Have the chimneys all redone. Then work on all the damaged floors. Work on the lath work, get rid of the crappy sheetrock & put original in. Put in a boiler & have radiator heat. This could be such a beautiful home!! The yard could be so beautiful too. Thanks for sharing. Love your videos!!

[@christencasada2565]

Can u just imagine when those houses were first built, someone was so damn proud of it, and if they could see them now I am sure they would be heart broken to see that they fell into such disrepair, such a beautiful house with a tower, I would of called that section of the house just mine, so I could read quietly with the sun and fresh air coming in…so sad..

[@wandamontgomery6030]

With a cup of tea

[@virginiaeckley3047]

I can imagine how beautiful that house was back in the day

[@karenhughes3558]

Hi Kappy and Ruby! Thank you for showing us this GREAT house! Cant believe the pocket door still opened. I got the heeby jeebys being that high in the tower 😂🤣😂🤣. You’re braver than me 🤣. Be safe you two!

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Me too! I’m not a big fan of heights! Thank you for watching and the kind words! :)

[@maverickflint1991]

That is some nice stained glass windows 👍

[@Bluerose888]

Kappy and Ruby, I love how you appreciate the workman ship on old things. I do too. My daughter won some prize from a radio station and when we got there to pick it up, we came upon these french doors and there were to me just amazing. I stood there telling my daughter on how beautiful there were, I was so excited to see them. This man was walking by and said to me, I have never seen anyone get so excited over french doors then he left. When we picked up the prize the man who gave it to use was the same man that said that to us. So funny. Cool looking house, sad all the stuff left behind.

[@joycevansickle3305]

OMG...that home needs saved. It is just beautiful, not to mention all the antiques. I still don't understand how owners can just let all that beauty rot. Thanks for the visit... fascinating!

[@kaitlynndee1126]

I genuinely think you are one of the best urban explorers in the game!

[@sheilagosney8890]

Must have been beautiful in it's time!😊

[@margaretsmith9553]

Yay your videos have just got better. And better well done and keep up the good work greetings from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 to ruby /kappy x

[@AlleyandGrey]

My husband is a finish carpenter. He says the windows, doors & the gingerbread alone in this house are worth so much money. Especially the corbels on that tower. Another fantastic video!

[@twobrokeguyz1214]

This place is so freaking awesome!! Kappy, I get a kick out of your excitement when you're in the tower! It's good to see Ruby with you by the way! Thanks, you guys, and stay safe!

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

It was just so cool! Never experienced anything like it in a house! Thank you for the kind words and watching! :)

[@twobrokeguyz1214]

@@urbanexploringwithkappy1773 It is really cool! And thank you too!

[@bonniewilkins3419]

Kappy, as always I appreciate your eye for architectural details and the history of these homes! ✌🏻 Come see us soon ! 😘

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Thank ya!! Headin off for vacation for the next few weeks! :)

[@bonniewilkins3419]

Have a fabulous trip! And stay safe, Kappy!

[@snnetteachexnayder63]

I just couldn’t believe that the electricity was still connected to the power grid. This was an Awesome find! ♥️

[@donnajacobs7754]

I have the same white vanity. Mine has the original mirrors. I've got it in 1973. My mom bought it at an antique shop in St Petersburg, Florida. I have never seen one like mine until today.. 🤯

[@user-randi1987]

Great place, I wish the ceilings hadnt, fallen in so badly though. But bet that place was beautiful in its day. I'm glad you were able to go all the way up in the turrent section and, there were no vultures waiting for you. Even some nice furniture left too. Hey, Ruby nice to see you. Thanks, Kappy

[@sweetteagrits3822]

I LOVE your genuine excitement!!! Even when a place is trashed, you find a gorgeous doorknob or hinge and see the beauty! So sad ppl won’t swoop in to save the homes/antique contents:( thx Kappy!!

[@ladyjane9980]

That large cabinet in the hallway is a Sideboard, kept in the dining room and held China, glassware, linens. You done see ones like that very often!

[@nicolehenle7767]

Thank you to Ruby for the beautiful closeups. 🙏 Such great attention to ornate detail!

[@wynonabieneman7985]

I would love to see how it looked in its Glory Days and the scenery was breathtaking!!! Such a shame that all the antiques will just rot away with mother nature. Thanks for sharing video!!!

[@lucybieller7604]

Hey Kappy and Ruby. Wow. That house was by far one of my favorites!! I would love to have seen it in its original condition. I liked Ruby's perspective of the awesome furniture in the hall too! Thanks again for the great look at this beauty. Win that lottery and restore that place! Stay safe! ✌️

[@barbarahimes5625]

Such a beautiful and unique house. Just gorgeous. Got a kick out of the Morticia chair in the basement.

[@carolreynolds3650]

Thanks Kappy & Ruby for showing us this grand old lady! Just imagining it when built, your thoughts can run wild! Some lovely old things left behind, rather sad to see history decay, & be forgotten. Just stunning!

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Much appreciated for the kind words and watching! Thank you! :)

[@clairefunnell8481]

Beautiful old house. Too bad it's been left to rot. A real time capsule here. Hi Ruby. 👋 love that tower. Stay safe out there.

[@JOSIE19643]

Beautiful house it's a shame to let it go to waste like that 😔 there's so many beautiful furniture in that house !! Thanks for sharing and I love when you bring Ruby with you she's got real good talent with videos 👍 See you on the next one ! Stay safe you two ❤🇨🇦

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

I try to bring her along as much as I can but she does have regular job/work unfortunately so traveling can be a lil more tricky for her! Thank you for watching! :)

[@wswartzell]

I live quite close to this house and have for 30+ years. I also have a newly acquired appreciation for abandoned places, as of 2 years ago. Thank you for respecting my community and not publicizing the specific location.

[@annettekimball1818]

You ate my favorite explorer!!! You really seem to enjoy yourself!

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

I’ve never eaten anyone! 😅 haha thank you very much for the kind words and watching! :)

[@jb-fb4od]

Hi Kappy and Ruby. Love the tower! Also, the tree and the end was so cool. Thanks for letting us explore with ya!

[@cwb0051]

Just Wish U Could Go Back In Time, To See When New...Wow, What A Beauty!

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

You can see it in good shape in the 1970’s in the horror film let’s scare Jessica to death

[@donnagagne3813]

Great find again. So much old furniture. Wish I was rich. 😂 Thank you Kappy and Ruby.

[@elyceoleary8957]

I see several pieces of furniture I'd love to buy!

[@nakayle]

Wish you had checked the power entry. They must have the meter bypassed some way because the power co would not have left it active without payments. The wiring in the basement was terribly done- just hanging down loose- I'm sure that never passed inspection. The last proper wiring appeared to have been done around 1980 judging by what I saw in the kitchen.

[@MoonFireGypsy]

You find the most coolest houses to explore!

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Thank you for watching! :)

[@susancraig4190]

An eye for beauty with old furniture!!

[@jeanhansel5805]

I love the arches in this house. My guess is the colorful window is art glass. It was a very hard life for the servants, traversing those many back stairs everyday, lugging stuff up and down. Were those supports for the house in the basement; they seemed to be tethered to the structure. I love the grand old tree at the end of the video; imagine all the history it has witnessed!

[@danadelaplante6797]

Times were sure different back then with 'servants' Especially on those hot muggy days, they must have worked so hard.

[@Mrs.Frankenstein]

We passed this house on vacation by chance! It's absolutely stunning. Saw it on the road and had to pull over!! It was built in 1880!

[@daisyjane0073]

i love the red sink in the kitchen...sooo retro and the gro0vy mint green bathroom ...Beautimous all the way around!!!! W0W!!!

[@gillwyatt8103]

What a travesty that so many of these beautiful American homes are neglected and left to rot - usually so developers can put up characterless little chicken 🐔 houses. What a stunning house that must have been. Thank you to both of you from the other side of the pond. Gill 🇬🇧

[@sandyhockemeyer9768]

Hi Kappy and Ruby! Wow that was an epic find!! I always try to picture how these homes must have looked in their glory days. The Lookout Tower was so absolutely cool!! What Scary Movie was it in? I absolutely love how excited you two get when you find things in these homes. You both are so adorable and awesome young people! Thank you for taking us with you. Please stay safe you two. Prayers for safe traveling and exploring from Friends in Cincinnati Ohio. 🙏🦋☺️

[@KimberlyS7997]

Omgoodness I love that tree at the end!

[@henryardoin8513]

Great Explore, I've seen it before, the name of the horror movie filmed there is called "LET'S SCARE JESSICA TO DEATH"!!👍😎👍😎👍😎👍😎👍😎👍😎👍😎👍 Thanks for the walk .🌟💙🌟💙🌟💙🌟💙

[@TheeMikeForce]

Kappy, Thanks for doing what you do. My wife and myself really, really enjoy watching your explorations and respect the aesthetics you exhibit. Keep up the great psycogeologic work!

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Give me too much credit haha but I appreciate the kind words! Thank you very much! :)

[@irenewatts2874]

Hi Ruby and Kappy This house is way cool. I loved it when you went up to the top tower. This house must have been a beauty in its time. It’s really big too. It’s too bad that the owner left this house abandon. Imagine what this house would look like if it was renovated but that green bathroom has to go. Some of the furniture might have been antiques. What a surprise this house has power. I wonder who’s paying the electric bill? Kappy that basement was soo soo creepy. I give you credit for having the nerve to go down there. You mentioned they filmed a horror movie here do you know the name of that movie? That second house really does as you said the OPEN ROOF CONCEPT. That place is ready to fall down any time now. I’m glad you didn’t go in. Interesting and enjoyable as always. Stay safe and well. Love you Ruby and Kappy.❤️

[@robbiewinfrey9636]

Wish this old place could be restored back to its original Beauty. I love these old old houses. I live in an old house myself in Southern California and would never ever leave here until the day I die. Oh houses forever.... they can have their new houses.

[@tonishillingstad1323]

I LOVE THAT HOUSE & EVERYTHING IN IT ! THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR VIDEO !🤗❤️👍

[@lintimbers2127]

Wow! that tower was amazing! Thank you!!

[@saltpeter7429]

3:38. Nice mist in front of the staircase. Cold in that old house? Lovely.

[@judyingram4846]

Hello Kappy and Ruby, this house has so many beautiful prices in it. Hope someone gets them out of their before they tear it down. I bet this was a show piece back in the day. The stained glass window is so beautiful. Thank y'all for letting us come along with y'all.❤️

[@christianehuber1145]

Interesting time-capsule! I find the house with the bay window incredibly stylish. The closet in the hallway is beautiful. A unique piece that actually needs to be restored and sold as an antique. You won't find something like that anymore with this elaborate carvings.

[@BlueButterfly201]

Really unique house, would have loved to see it before any changes were made. On the top floor/ part attic, it looked like several fireplaces mantles were stored there. I would guess the fireplaces were covered up when the baseboard heat was added. I would love to have some of the gingerbread from this house before it falls into total ruin.

[@wendy833]

I love the antiques and the turret. When you first started there were these cool wheel looking brackets used to hold a counter. Such a cool house.

[@kooale]

"corbel brackets"

[@wendy833]

@@kooale usually, but they looked like 1/2 of a wheel rim.

[@kooale]

@@wendy833 aaaah, missed that. sorry

[@trudirrinhard508]

Wow Kappy! Your genuine enthusiam for the stained glass window the attics and the architecture came thru so strong I really loved it too! Thanks for a great house and a very cool explore! Thanks for bringing Ruby along though there was no wallpaper!

[@BnRichardson]

Love watching it brings back such good memories. When I was in my twenties my best friend and I would ride the back roads and explore old houses just like these. We found a lot of great things and made great memories!!!

[@kgreene460]

That tree at the end was spectacular! Thank you Kappy, it was nice to have Ruby taking some footage as well!

[@mikecroaro519]

House seen in the 1970's film "Lets Scare Jessica to Death". The maze upstairs is what makes the house so cool. It is very likely the result of the addition to the house. At some point 1 bedroom was made into a bath and kitchen.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

It is but trying too keep it secret so the house isn’t as easily found! Thank you for watching! :)

[@Cho2154]

There were some gorgeous pieces of furniture in that building. I am shocked that no one has attempted to salvage some of that stuff.

[@donHooligan]

no kidding! i could spend a month there, and leave a pile of bones behind when i left.

[@WindTreeStudios]

We are thoroughly enjoying your videos Kappy and Ruby! We do property clean outs for a living and you guys are encountering a lot of rare buildings and items. Keep up the good work!

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Thank ya for the kind words and watching! :)

[@krystaldaniels7940]

That is one beautiful house! It would be my dream to fix up a big gorseous old house like that to live in!

[@jennifergarrett6809]

Hi Kappy and Ruby. What a great house. The tower room was definitely worth it. And the wonderful stained glass. And so much beautiful furniture. I'd buy it and fix it if I had the money. Turn it into an Airbnb. Absolutely wonderful.

[@jackielong9927]

I love the nature sounds and the beautiful scenery. Beautiful home ❤❤❤

[@Chrisssy2112]

Hi Kappy and Ruby, What a fascinating structure! Seeing the antique furniture left behind was fascinating as well! I can only imagine how beautiful this place was when first built. Thank you for documenting this gem. 👍😊

[@doreendaykin6693]

This is absolutely heartbreaking…. Such a beauty.

[@beachcaving]

Thank you! Ruby has an eye for detail! Give Ruby the camera MORE!, please! ❤🇺🇸🤘❤🇺🇸🤘❤🇺🇸🤘❤🇺🇸

[@lindaberg9960]

Another great & exciting old home Kappy!! Thanks so much to you and Ruby👍 Be safe! Can't wait for more😁

[@licksnkicks1166]

The detailing of the outside of this house is spectacular.

[@geniewingo5296]

Oh my! I would love this first house! So original and beautiful!! Thank you Kappy!

[@aegisparanormal]

That was such a beautiful place!!!

[@joycet.3040]

Absolutely enjoyed this video! It was so cool to find out the electricity is still turned on. Such a beautiful old house. What a shame it has gone into such disrepair.

[@sherrystuer1884]

It breaks my heart that all that antique furniture is going down with the house when it all caves in. Especially that Victorian hutch thing

[@myrtisfunderburg8355]

What a grand old lady. Oh the stories she could tell of years gone by. Sad that her days are number before she is gone. Love this and thank you for finding her before she is completely gone.

[@Grateful.knits99]

Yay, I’ve caught a new upload. I appreciate your videos a lot.