Completely Packed Abandoned Doctors Time Capsule Mansion Found Attic Loaded w/ Antiques

This incredible Historic house was built in 1842 for a newly married couple as a wedding gift. Pretty incredible gift back in the day from the brides family. It remained in same family for many generations and most of the antique furniture is original too when the house was built. The final owner was an elderly widow who was a retired doctor. Passed away in the early 2000’s with no remaining family living in state. Now the future of the house is uncertain as land developers have recently bought the land around and are clearing out land around. Thanks for watching

[@beepseatsfindingfoodtreasu8756]

They sure built them to last. Too bad we live in a disposable world now.

[@riverc3171]

So true

[@waukee321]

Kind of synonymous with people. Quality just isn't there anymore.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Well said!! Nothing built nowadays unless it’s custom built with a lot of money can stand up to these old built houses! Thanks for watching!! :)

[@britt-mariefajardo5403]

I agree with you

[@bettyeshores674]

This home is just beautiful and built to last. The antiques in every room are as beautiful as the home. Though photographers have been in and set up the rooms, the sewing room was absolutely gorgeous. What made the sewing room even more remarkable was the little squirrel on the tree. It was like a moment in time! I absolutely loved this home. Thank you, Kappy ❤

[@Broadway789]

A Jewish Star and Menorah on the mantle. Upstairs on the desk by the wheelchair is the Torah scrolls on the desk. We had a Kodak Land Camera. There are so many wonderful items in this home.

[@tywincatforever77]

Yes I agree.By the way,I'm Hungarian Jewish ❤

[@rockybernard2997]

That hoop skirt frame(crinoline?)! Those vintage cameras, the old bottles! (Boric acid! my Pop used that stuff and when I tried to buy it, the Chinese pharmacist acted like I was attempting to assemble a nuclear bomb! She kept saying "No! No! No!") and some of those old books with their leathery bindings and some of those titles! I could die happy lost in a museum such as that place! Those belongings alluded to so many and varied interests! Then that lovely shot you took of some of that vintage hardware and those Timbers!!!! Breaks my heart to think all that historically significance and stuff might be bulldozed or burned to make way for cookie cutter homes on postage stamp lots, to make someone more wealthy. This house reflects how multi-talented the generations were before us. Today, youth are told to be satisfied to get that degree (indoctrination to not think for yourself!) then watch Netflix or visit DisneyWorld with the rest of their time. The good, old days really were just that. They are only missed by those of us who knew them and the boundless interests in life we could immersed ourselves in.

[@wondergranny2299]

That was a good cozy home. The lady crocheted. That was a crochet spread on the bed.

[@lilianmcguigan9240]

This hourse is a veritable treasure, filled to the brim with artifacts and objects of days gone by. A testament to solid workmanship, as the roof is as tight as a drum. How I would love to work through that home. Whoever staged the little vigniettes, never heard the saying "Less is more". Ty Kappy. Lovely as always. Merry Christmas to you and all your subscribers. May the coming year be a better one.

[@malindahenke5724]

Oh this just makes me cry! I hope the developer has half a heart and has someone clear this place out and salvage what they can. Not one but 2 pie safes in that front room. The cameras! I have my Dad's old Polaroid like the first one on the shelf. That ceramic Christmas tree! Such a beautiful home. I'm sure the developer doesn't see it that way. So so sad. 😢

[@kellmac]

To think that house was once full with generations of families - maybe listening to the radio, or singing together by the fire.

[@rockybernard2997]

That was the Wealth of the good old days...

[@Eric-cm9ri]

Yes. 👍 I agree; they didn't have all of the stuff we have today but I believe they were probably happier and closer than we are these days. There seemed to be more of a love for God and others.

[@rockybernard2997]

@@Eric-cm9ri exactly. there is more to 'wealth' than a big balance on one's banking account. Amen! that's the wisdom lost in today's society.

[@Eric-cm9ri]

@@rockybernard2997 Amen! 🙏🙂

[@diamondtiara84]

If only that house could get landmark status!

[@selener4973]

I'm old now, and this house made me miss my Mother and Father and my grandparents so much. For some reason this one has made me cry. Thank you kappy for bringing us these memories.

[@Eric-cm9ri]

It's really neat to see some of these older places, envisioning how they lived, looking at their household items and seeing what they liked, etc. Thank you for the tour. 👍😊

[@melissaboggs5176]

Oh my gosh! BEAUTIFUL! This home is amazing Kappy! This is a true look back in time to someone’s life and how they lived. It’s still so sad that everything is fading away like it’s previous owners. I hope whoever bought the land will restore the home. It’s a long shot but I’m keeping the faith. Please keep us updated if you can. Merry Christmas Kappy! You’re the BEST!🎄♥️🎄

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Will do! Thank you very much! Merry Christmas to you and your family!! I appreciate that very much!! Have some really cool old southern belles on the way! Much appreciated for watching!! :)

[@timdowen76]

Love this kappy. The period items in the house are amazing,

[@Granny2470]

Hey Kappy! I believe that room in the basement was a indoor spring house!!!!! They would have kept their milk and butter etc down there!!! Awesome house! So sad she didn’t have any family left…. Now the house and all that family history is going to rot….. the bottles in the medicine cabinet were super old!!! I would have spent the whole day looking through all the history! Great find Kappy Thanks 😊

[@veronicamorgan8103]

You are absolutely right!

[@tammybaker6635]

I saw so much in this place that had my attention, I don't know where to start! The kitchen dishes, the front door transom, the stair railing, just holy cow!!!! I think you are right about photographers setting some things up. But it was awesome to see! Another great video Mr Kappy! Thanks for taking me along!😊

[@annieoakley1587]

Beautiful house! So sad that the widow had no family to leave it to.

[@debrademedici864]

It’s like a time Capsule , sad for whoever just left … thanks Kappy !!!!!

[@Chrisss2112]

How refreshing to see no graffiti 👍. Neat house Kappy! Thanks for the tour 😊✌️

[@frediacarroll2507]

Absolutely beautiful breaks my heart wish someone would save it

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Couldn’t agree more! Thank you very much for watching!! :)

[@terriifeelsobadforthesekid6387]

A salvage company needs to get all these beautiful and one of a kind finds! Hate to see it rotting away!

[@fearlessvic7948]

What a lovely old house. Just so sad to see it neglected. Thanks for sharing Kappy!

[@ramseyridge]

Wish I knew where this was so that I could save all of that stuff before it gets demolished and taken to a dump :( there’s so much good antiques in there

[@donnagagne3813]

So beautiful Kappy. I"m ready to move in, toss garbage and redo the furniture. This is a new favorite. You are the BEST.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

I really appreciate that! Glad you enjoyed!! Still have some cool ones on the way!! Have been getting over a terrible cold! Thanks for watching! :)

[@melodytwitchell4898]

What beautiful home wow the antiques alot can be saved

[@customscreenprinting]

Urban Exploring With kappy thanks for sharing this video with me about Completely Packed Abandoned Doctors Time Capsule Mansion Found Attic Loaded w/ Antiques it was a really good explore kappy thans for sharing it and God Bless and thanks.

[@paulademarco1585]

Love that era.

[@RaGiNgBalSaC420]

That house is packed with such cool shit.

[@stevehein7884]

grand old house thank you for sharing kappy

[@karenbly3829]

Oh my, I think this is one of my favorite so far. I can't believe all the stuff... definitely from another era.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Me too! Thanks for watching!! :)

[@dorisrosa62]

It sad to think that you end up all alone in life and have no one to leave a property you so work hard for. This must of been a beautiful home back in time. So beautiful.

[@earlymorningtwilight9119]

Love the kitchen sink and cabinets, the doors and windows are beautiful.

[@marcellaryan1562]

I would love this house totally, the antiques would pay for the roof and other stabilization needs. So sad no one in the family would not donate it to someone to repair and care for it. I don’t care about the land sold just want the house! The muddy area in the basement I think is the original well which some one tried to fill with dirt. Thank god you did not go in there! Be safe!

[@elizabethengquist4185]

Such a nice house, it should be saved! I hate land developers.

[@conniejohnson290]

Hello again kid! I wish they would save these old houses. I love a lot of the design they did back then. The houses these days have no class about them. I love you kid and thanks for another great video. Stay safe!

[@litaheffley6990]

Cool place another great 👍 video kappy beautiful back in the day awesome 👌 thanks

[@johndavis3921]

20:57 I wonder if it used to be a spring?

[@carlashepherd9362]

Wow what a beauty! Awesome video bro! ❤️👍🤘

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Thank you very much for watching!! :)

[@1927su]

Likely the elderly lady may have been Jewish, with looking at the cool old menorah & Star of David on the fireplace mantel , what a cool place! I love those old cameras & books!love that front door too!

[@deborahlybrand2283]

Oh wow what an amazing home. Thank you for finding these places and the history on it. Hey who else still remember how to use the old rotary phone?? 🤣

[@clairefunnell8481]

What a sweet old house. So much to see. Notice the doll in the crib. Wondering if it was a Cabbage patch doll. Couldn't tell. Love the old Singer sewing machine. What a neat house.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@jrussell8746]

That's just so sad

[@carolinecarlisle6495]

I think of all the meals that was made in that kitchen over the many decades 😢

[@virginiamichel3112]

Another gem from you Kappy! I so look forward To see your uploads Or downloads whatever they call LOL Especially like the brick Doorway in the front Archway I guess You call it Thank you!

[@tiffanyrose8810]

What a cool house so sad that is just sitting there to rot away merry Christmas 🎅🎄 kappy.

[@mikecroaro519]

Very nice house. Appears metal roof is good, bit not over kitchen.

[@patkilmurray4702]

This amazing house is in such good condition, you could live in it with the minimum amount of updates. So darn picturesque, those photographers did a fantastic job of highlighting its stunning original features, I loved this one, think it might have to go near the top of favourites. Green paintwork was beautiful.

[@HelloKitty-jz5gm]

Wow. The antiques are so beautiful. What a lovely house.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Thank you for watching! :)

[@jonhbolin7242]

Hi Kappy, i have never commented on your videos before, but this us by far my favorite house youve puctured, its obvious it had some changes in the 1910s or 1920s maybe, but they dont detract. Of course this is without all the garbage.

[@danielkoher1944]

Such Beautiful landscapes in your videos. 23:52 This is Beautiful.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Glad you enjoyed!! Thanks for watching!! :)

[@NativeNYer]

Just got home from work and checked 2 c if u had another video and I'm happy u did. So now I get dinner and a movie! This home looks so cozy its a shame no one wanted it, sad. Thanx Kappy 4 more of ur great work! Stay safe out there. Merry Christmas 2 u and ur fam!

[@buckeyedav1]

LOL that's what I did was heat up a bowl of vegetable soup and sit down to enjoy. Anna In Ohio

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

@@buckeyedav1 good way to watch!! Smart thinking!! Thank yall very much for the kind words and watching!! :)

[@ladytess23]

Fantastic find Kappy! Thank you for the tour. Very enjoyable as usual. 😉

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Glad you enjoyed! Thank you very much for watching! :)

[@timhollis3390]

Great video, Kappy, but I really wanted to see what was in that steamer trunk in the basement.

[@brianbloom1799]

Kappy You were right someone set that place up for Pictures.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

I thought so too! Thanks for watching!! :)

[@karenhughes3558]

Hi Kappy! You sound a little under the weather. I hope your feeling better by Christmas! Would of loved to have seen this home in its day. How sad that the last occupant was a widow with no family. Thanks for finding this gem. You and Ruby have a blessed Christmas 🎄🎅🏻

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Good observation! I have had a terrible cold lately, thank you for the kind words!! Sorry for being a bit under the weather! Merry Christmas to you and your family as well! Thank you very much !! :)

[@jerroldmcley4347]

Wow 😯 that place needs to be saved

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Agreed! Still could be with a lot of money!! Thank you for watching!! :)

[@user-wm5cv7tx3l]

Kappy, you find some of the most beautiful houses. If I could I would buy and restore all of them. 😊 I like that you're putting out 2 videos a week.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Me too! I wish I was rich!! thank you very much for watching! :)

[@jenniferdeleon8954]

Such a beautiful home! That home could be lived in. I felt the love as you walked through it. Thank you Kappy!!!

[@ittybittykittymama7582]

Hello Kappy and all, this is certainly going to be interesting! Loved your comment in the description! This place is beautiful! What a wedding gift for somebody! My great grandmother lived in the house her father gave to her upon her wedding until leaving for her final trip to town and the hospital. Her daughter, my beloved auntie, lived in the house from that time until the day of her death. She died in her kitchen, the day before Thanksgiving. One thing about these folks, they weren't much on porch sitting! The front and back porches are so small! The last occupant was Jewish, as evidenced by the menorah and the Star of David on the mantel in the first room you entered! Someone made crocheted blankets for the back of the chairs, too! I'm a big fan of old camera equipment, but oh, those old books!!! Oooh, old embroidery patterns, too! I'd give a bunch to have a peek into that pamphlet! That piece of furniture in the dining room is a pie safe, to keep the flies off prepared goods like pies and cakes. That's why it has a screened door! Wow, water damage in the kitchen! What a mess! Those built in cabinets are very nice, though. Thanks for the shot of that great sink, Kappy! What a great little office that is, so cozy! Of course, you have to use your imagination and look past all the junk... The upstairs is rather more telling of the people who last lived here. Their different bedrooms were not unusual, but what is interesting is how jumbled her is, as if she used his bedroom as a catchall room after his passing. Her bedroom was more neat and the third room was even more so, though the hand of photographers styling the whole place was evident everywhere. You missed something really unique, though, Kappy! In the third upstairs room, to the left of the door was an old cage bustle, standing by the sewing machine. Haven't seen one of those before except in old books. Pretty nifty! I could have fun just exploring that room! This is such an interesting place, almost feeling like the occupants will return in a moment. Some rooms are so perfect, but that kitchen... All in all, this is a great house, with a feeling of friendliness and happiness still in it. It was a happy home and it shows in it's arrangement of rooms and furnishings. How sad that there's nobody to love it now. I do hope some person buys the salvage rights before it's too late. Thanks so much, my friend, for this exploration! It's going on the Favorites list just for the antique furnishings! It was fun! Much love to you and Ruby, too! Becca

[@fireflyidaho1]

I noticed the wire hoop too, I wasn’t sure if it was a skirt cage but definitely for clothing.

[@ittybittykittymama7582]

Considering that women rarely wore such a contraption to add volume to any other part of their anatomy, I'd bet it's a bustle!

[@japlangston3472]

Every time I read one of your comments, I said, "yeah, I noticed that!" from the menorah to the derby hat on the hat rack. You've got a good eye for this kind of stuff. I just hope, hope, hope that someone will come in and salvage the artifacts before the bulldozer comes!

[@kimjones846]

Very 😎😎😎🏠 Kappy!! Outstanding!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉😮

[@kimjones846]

Merry Christmas to you & Ruby Blessings

[@ucanrestwhenudie499]

Time capsule-reminds me of my grandmother home - American Legion- amazing

[@JeffreyStrader]

Thanks Kappy..........................Great video!!

[@Piecemaker1623]

Loved the nature shots at the end.

[@user-iamRobinV68]

Oh my gosh what a gem. All the stuff inside is fascinating! Great explore 😊😊😊

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Right! Such a time capsule inside! Thank you very much for watching!! :)

[@adelebaker6227]

I love the dining area with the beautiful windows and the lace tablecloth!

[@lucybieller7604]

Hey Kappy! Wow. That is an awesome place with some definite treasure still inside. Set up or not, great explore. Thanks! Stay safe! ✌️

[@paulademarco1585]

Someone your pace and awe etc keep us in wonder

[@dancinggoat22]

Beautiful. ❤️

[@litaheffley6990]

Beautiful scenery awesome 👌

[@Kimtwister]

OMG KAPPPY stop yer making me jealousssss just kiiiding omg i love this house im going nuts all those beautiful thingsd gathering up dust and decay so sad tho it least it was welll kept and loved they neeed some salvegers to get that antiques they are woth it

[@jennifergarrett6809]

I love the old Singer. That was beautiful. This house looks like it use to be well loved. Also had plenty of room for a family. I can see many generations have enjoyed it and it should still be taken care of so that many more still can. Thank you for the tour. Loved it.

[@lindakrumenauer1099]

I loved the old Singer ,also! My dad sold them for around thirty years, and used to electrify these old ones. He had me sewing when i was eight years old.om had fine furniture like this house did. The couch you showed in the beginning was like mom's. That and the piano and so many books , well, how wonderful to relive the things of childhood. Thank you , even the house itself reminds me of my husbands farmhome, 1880 s built. Lots of upkeep in them, but beautiful memories. Agaun ,thanks and best wishes to you.

[@brendatomlinson]

Amazing. Speechless.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Same here!! Thanks for watching!! :)

[@timaitken5539]

wonderful old house !! in the basement you can see that the whole house still has its knob and tube wiring , an extreme fire hazard , however it could still be restored and made safe

[@1927su]

That foundation is amazing! Those timbers are major! Oh I wish I could have seen those virgin forests with those big trees before the logging era wiped them out! Thanks for a great tour!! Oh and Happiest Holidays!

[@williammosley3910]

Everything in there has value to it mike Wolfe from American pickers would love that place

[@oskarsmom7552]

Beautiful.

[@tomgrant3893]

What a beautiful video. Sad she passed alone.

[@user-randi1987]

I like this house, feel bad that it was ransacked and made a mess of. At least there were no four letter words spray painted all over it. It seemed like a very peaceful place to be. Built very well too . Some nice older furniture left behind. Thank you Kappy. Merry Christmas to you and your family

[@tammyasbury6517]

This was a grand house ,lot of antiques and nice furniture,wonder if they had kids or grandkids , people in this generation rather have furniture made out of chipboard instead of real wood long as it looks modern ,great job ,first time I've seen a basement like that with the other room down lower ,really neat

[@santaclause2875]

Another beautiful video, Kappy, thanks so much!!!

[@donnasilver940]

Beautiful

[@rockfangd]

Amazing truly amazing. This house is beautiful, I can only imagine what it looked like 50 years ago. I appreciate so much the fact that it is not destroyed by vandals. Thank You Kappy

[@MargaretFranklin-jy9wi]

Some of the rooms looked like they were untouched and left alone while there was a couple at least with some of the hallway upstairs looking as if someone was looking for something leaving it a mess afterwards ……can imagine the whole home was neat as a pin as doctors homes were always tidy and kept nice…..great video Kappy thank you

[@susanmiller4159]

Terrific find! And you’re up to 155k followers. So glad your channel is doing so well. That’s a house you could spend all day in. So much to see. That one bedspread made me think of Va Tech. lol Thanks for the tour. Stay safe. Enjoy the holidays. ❤

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Agreed! Could’ve spent days in this house! So much to see! Thank you very much for watching and the kind words!! :)

[@deborahsmith7970]

Very beautiful!!! Thank you 😊 🙏

[@lorysutherland5464]

Field Day of Fun.. A BEAUTY. Thank-You.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

Thank you for watching!! :)

[@blaze3884]

Kappy. Did you get that feeling you weren't alone? Just watching it I got the gut feeling someone from another era was watching. 👀❤

[@DeborahFlorian-gy6lw]

Just love the room with the beautifully embossed sewing machine! All the baubles on the table, all those very old clothes. Such atmosphere!

[@michaelcoffey7362]

Cool 😀

[@1927su]

I love that vintage green on that upstairs door!

[@PinkPantherEnterprises]

You go to the most beautiful abandoned places

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

I’m glad you enjoy! Thank you for watching!! :)

[@PinkPantherEnterprises]

Your very welcome. I appreciate the time and effort you put into your videos. Hope you have an amazing day.

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

@@PinkPantherEnterprises that is to kind of you to say!🙏🙏 makes it all the more worthwhile to hear that others enjoy seeing these old places as well!! Thank you very much!! :)

[@PinkPantherEnterprises]

Definitely helps setting your videos over the last couple weeks in the hospital...

[@urbanexploringwithkappy1773]

@@PinkPantherEnterprises sorry to hear you have been in the hospital hope you are alright! Feel better soon!

[@japlangston3472]

Wow!!! This has to be one of the best houses yet, even if we couldn't see all of the interior because it was so packed. Admiring all of those beautiful antique furnishings and other belongings was a real trip. Thanks for your respectful presentation style and attention to detail. The fan light window and side lights at the front door are lovely. The uniforms, clothing, books, and other items gave just a glimpse into the lives of the people who lived in that house. Thank you for a great video. Merry Christmas, and looking forward to more great videos in 2024!

[@maryg9147]

❤ so easy to repair and move in!!

[@susanbradley2465]

Oh my this was a beautiful house.Whit such beautiful furnishing.Ruby would have loved this house.Merry Christmas to you both..

[@jamesbarrow4688]

This is James Barrow what a beautiful house I'm hoping can be fixed up and restored

[@joanneclose7041]

Love the kitchen sink .The pelican at the stair landing. Old electric fans.Quite few valuable antiques

[@anncrow3340]

Another great gem! Yeah, those staged rooms, I could do without lol. Thanks!

[@OliveDNorth]

Some valuable vintage items here. I liked this house at first glace. Élégant lines.

[@cecoya]

This was great. This place is still in pretty good shape and can be saved but probably wont though. The furniture in there is beautiful and the dishes are antiques as well. What a house. Thanks for sharing and you have a great day. Happy Holidays to you and yours

[@half-a-man8182]

That looks like a cistern.

[@SonyaHayes-bx1ek]

They sure built them to be sturdy

[@tywincatforever77]

Kappy i always enjoy your explores.And i always pray for tour safety.That is a cool story about the family,cool but sad but still good if that makes sense ❤