SAD ABANDONED CAT LADY MANSION *FOUND ANTIQUES & Vinyls From 1940’s and More

[@italiangirl2440]

I love this guy's videos. I swear he feels something in a lot of the homes he goes into. Whatever it is he's a very peaceful open soul to feel his surroundings more than others can

[@DiamondeBlonde]

Yes, Kappy you seem to definitely have a sensitive ability. I appreciate that and the respect you show for ppl's homes and personal effects.

[@heatherbruun3109]

Italian girl Kappy is my favourite explorer !!!

[@Wine-or5jx]

NOTHING makes me more sad than seeing old photo's left behind. Great video !

[@susan5301]

It really saddens me to see a person's entire possessions left behind but what is especially sad is the wonderful old photographs. Didn't any family member want the memories? Thanks for sharing! Nice video!

[@loribabich4839]

She may have been a brainwashed liberal with no kids. Lol

[@brusselsprout5851]

People live, then fade away. Thank you for the respect you give all these old homes from days gone by.

[@spindalis79]

That was awesome. This was rather relatable as well due to the fact I live in a place that was built between 1880-1885. It was a Queen Anne style mansion built by a prominent local railroad surgeon. In 1926 it was added on to, and turned into apartments. In 1971 it became listed and registered as one of the historical buildings after the residents complained about the fact the property was going to be demolished and turned into a Safeway grocery store in the 1960s. It remains today, and is surrounded by a bit of an urban woodland in Midtown Omaha. Due to this and it being the second highest point in the city, I have observed over 160 bird species around the property since 2012.

[@janeicegilmore98]

Saddens me that people will trash things because they have nothing better to do. Nice house.

[@loriestevenson3201]

At 1:40 the Abitibi board on the wall with the clock was identical to. What was on the kitchen walls growing up. I then bought a house that had the same in blue. It was very popular in the 70's.

[@ceciliahouston6294]

You are so articulate for one so young. Love how you talk during your tours. Keep them coming. Really enjoy them :)

[@juggalettevalerie5482]

so many antiques and hidden treasures in this home! Wonder what was in that closed steam trunk ... Wow !!! NO TAGGED UP WALLS, RIPPED UP FOR COPPER AND WIRE well it's been quite a while since I seen a video that had walls intact. This one even had family photos thank you btw for showing those. Beautiful home from the outside and inside as well

[@rolfsinkgraven]

A very nice house and worth to be restored, and some nice items left aswel. Very nice video Kappy.

[@customscreenprinting]

Thanks Kappy for sharing with me this video about the SAD ABANDONED CAT LADY MANSION *FOUND ANTIQUES & Vinyls From 1940’s and More it was really interesting to see all this left behind but Kappy what happened to the owners did they pass away I was just wondering do you know and I thank you for sharing with me this video and I can't wait to see your next video and God Bless you and thanks again.

[@tonimurtagh7141]

Sad to see so much stuff left behind. The kennels are horrible and I really hope no cats or dogs were left behind

[@nadinemasteller1089]

It looked like a breeding situation to me. If so, they would have been claimed by a rescue if not sold before hand.

[@rsuriyop]

*2010* - Abandoned only 8 yrs earlier and it already looks like this - sad :( I suppose a combination of different things could've happened that lead to this mess in such a short time. Others before you might have already rummaged through the stuff trying to find things of value. And also, open or broken windows and doors allowing wind, rain, or snow to come in could certainly help to speed up the damage as well. Great find!

[@beverlyjones4020]

Very sad........thank you for the respect you show when you’re taping

[@garykarel674]

6:01. we used to have that same exact table, it is solid cherry and was made by a company in the Appalachians. The date on the bottom of ours was 1962, the four leaves fold up instead of down, probably so it can be moved around like a large serving tray.

[@violetchloe399]

I would love to restore this one. You find wonderful places to explore. Thank you!

[@melissaboggs5176]

Another amazing find Kappy!!! I wish I was filthy RICH! I'd purchase almost all of the homes you've posted, I would go crazy renovating them all. Lol! Thanks so much for posting! 😊

[@EllicottCity1]

Amazing find as always, Kappy~ thank you!!

[@bamc1000]

I can’t believe I missed this video!! Thought I’d seen all of yours...that home was so quaint! All the design features and layout is exactly what I want in a house!! Even though, sadly, it was left with personal items, it still gave off a warm and comfortable vibe....totally loved it!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@juanitawest976]

What a shame. Another beautiful house with belongings just left. Someone could use these things. Hard to believe. Some people have never had their own home. Very hard to comprehend all this waste. Thanks again for this video.

[@ittybittykittymama7582]

❤❤❤❤😿🥺😨From the photos of Scottish terriers, books on dogs and photos of the same woman showing a Scottish terriers, it would seem that she might have been breeders of those dogs, in addition, or possibly before, cats. It's sad when someone who loved their home and the life they lived passed away and there's no one left to care about their earthly possessions but the burglars who only want to profit. Thank you, Kappy, for treating these forgotten and unloved homes with respect.

[@blueharley86]

As always Kappy, excellent find and walkthrough. Discouraging that a place such as this, it's age, isolation and still looks to be in restorable condition,, someone doesn't bring it back to it's former grandeur. Thanks for sharing.

[@shariys1]

Looks like the walls in the living room are entirely rebuilt. Probably safe to say that fireplace wasn't flush against the wall when the house was built. But OMG those old pictures!! My walls are covered with antique and historic pictures. Some came from antique stores, amazing stuff that people just let go out of their families. I have alot of family heirloom photos and things like my grandparents' marriage certificate, my mother's and grandmother's baptismal certificates, and that stuff will leave this house literally over my dead body! Wow, that stuff needs to be in my will.

[@jimmyhappysmith204]

Thank you so much for going into this 1885 home and kennel. I to find it sad when things are left. I had to sign a release for my late Moms home to be sold with no benefit to me. My brother would receive all and the lady at the title company said,’’ your a rare family because most families fight for every penny ‘’. Then everyone losses.

[@jimmyhappysmith204]

Also the animal you heard I was afraid 😱 it would be a skunk.

[@tangie777uk]

Great video Kappy but very very sad.

[@JennyBrett]

So much salvageable stuff in here!

[@newjerseybill3521]

Thanks Kappy for another interesting explore. The time you spend researching the properties is appreciated too.

[@williamradford9631]

Awesome opening shot showing how nature is taking over, Sad old property of a cat owner, now in a mess

[@bonniekaye]

A lot of treasures here! Awesome video!

[@andrewbrendan1579]

I just don't understand people trashing an empty house. I realize people will go there looking for valuables but they could go through a drawer or cabinet without throwing things out onto the floor and could close what they open but...then I realize these are people who don't care about stealing so they probably don't care about leaving a mess. Maybe those people are just creating on the outside the mess they are on the inside.---It happens so often that houses are left like this one, why isn't there some system in place that there are professional housesitters/caretakers who stay at a place until it can be sold in good condition or who can arrange for the house to be cleared out and the contents sold or donated? I'm sure there are people who would be good at that and even enjoy it. When you think it through, everyone directly and indirectly involved with the house wins: someone has a place to stay and can earn some money; the house is maintained so it can possibly be sold and if the house isn't sold at least it will be less likely to attract squatters and drug users and vandals; it won't be a health hazard because of animals getting in; less likelihood of someone getting hurt because of debris or weak floors, etc. There may not be a one-size-fits-all plan, but I'm certain that something can be done to reduce the waste that happens in these abandoned houses.

[@italiangirl2440]

I agree. This house was beautiful and big and it doesn't look like there were very much vandalizing going on I think next of kin went through that place looking for anything valuable and then the state probably took over the house because there was no will and by the time they figure out who the house goes to theirs back taxes to be owed. This is very sad. When I pass away I hope my stuff isn't left to be garbage. I have a will so everything's going to be alright in my case

[@andrewbrendan1579]

Me too! I have a will also and precise written instructions for the person who said they would be my executor. I even made drawings of my keys and wrote what each one is for.

[@italiangirl2440]

@@andrewbrendan1579 that's great to hear. People don't like to think about dying and there are a lot of people in the world that do not have a will and things have to go through Court before next of kin can do anything when you don't have a will

[@italiangirl2440]

@@andrewbrendan1579 my mother passed away in 2015, she had everything written and have spoke to us beforehand and it took so much stress off of us siblings. A lot of people don't like to discuss dying, my son doesn't like it when I tell him where important papers are at. I told him he can cremate me because I will be in heaven and it's also cheaper and he can keep me on his dresser in case he wants to talk to me. We never know when we're going to go and it's important to speak to your loved ones. I hope you have children that will love and take care of you and your stuff. God bless you

[@Gr95dc]

@@italiangirl2440 that's really a good thing to do. After the death of my grandmother and all the legal mess she left behind I tell my mom to make a will as soon as possible since I have two siblings and we don't get along well, but she doesn't want to talk about it and she keeps delaying the matter. I think arranging everything before you pass away is the best thing you can leave to your family.

[@geraldlarocque6832]

So much stuff left to rot, could have been donated. The vintage photos were cool! It's a shame that the home was left to decay, it was probably still livable when vacant. Great find!!

[@grahamedwards9634]

That is very nice house

[@stevetaylor9556]

Wow Kappy , looks like some one let a bomb off in that house , , what a sad waste of a very cool old property , eenjoyed rthe explore.

[@dianelafreniere1362]

Wow!!...Spectacular find, Kappy!! 🤴🏻

[@annhinson5670]

What ever happened to cause the people that lived here to just leave all their possessions behind! I don't understand! And why in such disarray. Thanks for sharing Kappy.

[@oldenweery7510]

That looked like a pile of 78RPM albums in that upstairs room. My mom had a few of them, mostly Christmas albums by Big Crosby and the Andrews Sisters, Fred Waring and the Pennsylvanians, and Perry Como, before I converted their old Admiral radio/phonograph console to play all three: 78, 45, and 33-1/3 records on the changer. Then she really went wild with Christmas albums, quite a few I gave her. Dad gave the LPs to me, so I have a really good selection of Christmas music---now that I hardly ever play it. [I can find most of them on KZbin.]) Good find, Kappy. It looks like it wouldn't be too expensive to put this house back into livable shape.

[@greglittle1349]

I love looking at these abandoned places but” I just want to get a broom and clean up lol So much waste which I’m sure could get given to ppl who have nothing? Was once a beaut place 👍

[@robertstrong5689]

Another perfect find...Thanks

[@lbritton1022]

Those curtains are amazing!! I want them!

[@edwardkellogg1284]

Great video. Lots of good items left behind. The wood work in the house looks nice. The kitchen looks like it was remodeled years back. The trees are way over grown. A good clean up would make that house look great. Keep up the good work.

[@grahamedwards9634]

Watching your videos i can not believe people can accumulate so much.

[@susiek.johnson3923]

That's a sad sight, wow. Thanks for your videos

[@calithunder]

I totally agree about being mad if my personal info was left behind like in the kennel office. I see boxes and file cabinets of personal info on clients in storage unit auctions from Dr offices, law offices, etc. and im thinking "What the heck?"...there should be a protocol for if something happens, the files get turned over to someone/company/etc to destroy. Anyway, another rad video. Thanks for sharing!

[@loribabich4839]

What's so sad about it? Those cats have that lady something to look forward to. Taking care of animals is a good thing.

[@Rhonda_B]

The wallpaper at 10:50 is quite interesting. And the old photos and records. So much left behind.

[@jennyfoster792]

Beautiful house ty for sharing

[@sedoragreen8028]

Puppy mill. Poor babies. Glad that part is over and done.

[@nadinemasteller1089]

I saw no reason why this house, at that time , could not have been rehabbed. It looked solid and the roof didn't have serious damage. I don't know what it would be like now.

[@LL-sq8se]

Great video of a great old place!👍🙋🕊️

[@pushmearound]

Aren't those DVDS VHS tapes? ;) I love your videos. You're one of the 5 youtubers i get excited when I see a video notification 😍

[@Piecemaker1623]

Urbex_Lex curiosity has me wondering about the other 4. 🤣

[@billshroyer9487]

If that kennel place was in SW Pennsylvania, I might know it. It looks like my great aunt's place. If not, it still looks similar. I know her place would be in similar condition by now, as I don't think anybody took it over. Either way, nice vid! Thanks for sharing!

[@jess4metoo]

Nice find, I love dormer windows.

[@sheilaknigge3507]

Awesome find

[@italiangirl2440]

My opinion on all the abandoned houses that have stuff left behind is that the people that passed away we're probably elderly or sick and family took what they wanted and left everything else because Medicaid puts a lien on your home when you are 55 or older and are eligible. Anyting Medicaid pays while you're alive you have to pay back if you have any assets. The problem is is there so many homes the state cannot keep up and there's all these houses being ruined because of it. It's very sad 😟

[@kellysaunooke740]

Medicaid is for the poor or disabled.You do not pay it back and a lien is not placed on your home.Medicare is for 65 and older.

[@italiangirl2440]

better do your research Kelly, if you are a homeowner or have any equity if you end up in a nursing home or passed away. Medicaid can and will get their money back if your 55 or older

[@kellysaunooke740]

@@italiangirl2440 I have done my research.I have had a parent in a nursing home and I know how it works.You are confused about medicaid and medicare. You can receive medicaid if you are disabled and or you are poor.You apply for medicaid for placement in a nursing home but in order to qualify you cannot have any assets like money vested.Once you qualify they take your social security.Each state is different though.They cannot take your home while your alive but depends on the state. My mother sold her house to me prior to placement .We did not have any issues but she did not have any money.

[@BigBadBoy19]

That trophy sitting upstairs was really cool.

[@winnieskees9622]

While I would have loved to hear the date or what it was an Award for!????

[@juliepownall2000]

Looks in pretty good shape outside like the louvered doors on the wardrobes shame it has been trashed some cool things there 😉

[@rondogon48]

THOSE OLD RECORDS ARE WORTH SOME SERIOUS MONEY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@angelatim1078]

I love viewing videos of this nature however it make me wonder about the families and friends that had lifetimes that we shall never know in THEESE wonders of "only if walls could talk" of these interesting homes.😇 God's blessings!!!

[@penelopelopez8296]

Appears to have been a dog/cat breeding and a Veterinary business run by a husband and wife with no kids. The photos were of their show dogs and cats. Not one picture of a child anywhere. One of them probably passed away and the other carried on the best they could for as long as they could until they passed away too. Likely some family members who came in and took what they wanted but all that beautiful furniture was left behind. You can see that the living room must have been beautiful at one time. All that plush carpeting, the matching blue arm chairs and sofa and the carpeting goes all the way up the stairs. That place must have been gorgeous back in the day. Lots of taxes to pay on a place like that, especially with the business. It’s the circle of life and I’m sure those people had a nice life at one time, but when you get old everything changes. Lots of things that you can no longer do and with no kids or close family to help or even care, the home just rots around them. That’s what is happening to my mother…..her home is just rotting around her. When she passes, there’s nothing in that house I want and it needs so many repairs that I would have to win the lottery to afford it. Nope, the bank can just take it back. I don’t want it.

[@veronicamorgan8103]

Excellent video as usual!

[@judyjsmail]

Ok in defense of stuff getting left behind it's not always that family didn't want the belongings sometimes it's out of the relatives hands my parents passed away it was just my sister and me my parents had a reverse mortgage on the place the bank only gave a few days to get what we wanted . Sometimes you don't get enough time to remove stuff and plus you are under emotional stress !

[@mattterk753]

Another great video keep up the good work

[@msannabell1561]

Gosh Kappy what’s with the cat fear? Lol Places in the House looks really good. I think I would start going in the winter. Ok a vets office. I don’t think animal medical records are legally protected for privacy. Good video! Oh yeah why don’t you carry some mace in case of animal attacks wild or domestic and of course homeless people attacks.

[@karenshawn8406]

Oh to have those old photos to use in my crafts. That would be so neat. They liked the chow dogs according to the books and the scottish terriers too. More old photos and the vinyls that were there were old too right? Walk right in and start your own kennel business nothing to it> lol lol I just can't imagine just leaving all behind like that. Looks like a hoarders house to me. thanks for taking me along. lean on God

[@aRustyPatina]

I’d fix up that first place. In great shape.

[@DesertifyUrbex]

Great time capsule here. Surprised the records weren't taken already.

[@lynnlopez3274]

She was a dog show person like me. Wonder who she was. I might know her. The house is in decent shape. Please realize that once you are out, the ne'er do wells come in and toss things about. Once when I was hospitalized with broken hip my home was loaded with dog pee, poop, and scratches. I feel very sorry for her and am remembering some really dark days in my life with my beloved dogs.

[@mariasierra6501]

Hi Lynn! I hope you are fine now , your story touched my heart!. Greetings from Spain 🌹🌈

[@marziabrusa4381]

Super belli i tuoi video 👍👍👍🍀👍👍ma perché abbandonare tutto così? Le foto ricordi di famiglia? Comunque Bravissimo 👌👏👏🍀👏👏👍👌

[@figgy7099]

You are funny about the cat. A feral cat will never bother you, he will just be gone. He already knows ten thousand ways in and out of that house, and the first smell, sound, whatever of an intruder, the feral cat was gone before you knew it was there... or he's lying somewhere watching every move you make. Cats are not a problem, but raccoons are. Thanks for sharing your videos!

[@karenwalldlugopolski6898]

Check your footage, sitting room off of kitchen. Orbs, the family and or dogs where with you! The was the noise you heard!👍

[@pam1574]

I saw a very noticeable orb @ around 6:34. I saw others too throughout the vid. 👍

[@paulapaulun4255]

At min 4:42 & 4:43, what is that streak or orb type thing floating by on the wall? Camera glitch? Just wondering.

[@ilovemydanes]

1:33 get out 4:39 orbs 6:40 get out I say 6:58 breath 9:34 now it dosen't matter this is my house 11:10 them and us 13:40 I ain't

[@mariasierra6501]

Hi Kappy! . Sorry for the question but I remember a few months ago you ask us about send a message to your brother, who was at the hospital. Is he better now?. I hope so. Thank you, nice video as always.❤

[@majorpayne5289]

👍Friend has been collecting-selling 2nd hand books of all sorts. Donated & from homes that have been long abandoned. She's found over $7k cash inside 4yrs. Also, found 11 old $100 bills tucked in back of dresser mirror of all places including silver certs as well. I find a dollar and I feel lucky! 😂✌️

[@TheCat72850]

You’re sighing like you’re going to clean it up 😏. Be fun to see pics of this place when new. Thanks for taking us with you. Stay safe!

[@lisacrosland6103]

When I watch these abandoned house videos, I always wonder what happens to the people. It's extra nice to hear about the history of the people and dwelling.

[@NathanOfADown]

aww so cute cat

[@trishthehomesteader9873]

The wallpapers in that house were funny.😁

[@lauraleckemby4113]

Would Love To Bring Her Back To Life!! Thanks!👍

[@leslienimmo3247]

Thanks Kappy for another great video. There is still a lot of life left in that place. You would think some family member would want the place and the stuff in it. I love the relationship you have with the local wildlife, live and let live. Lol. As always be careful and be safe.

[@lorrainemiale467]

Wow! So unbelievably sad😭

[@jimmymiller77]

HI kap, Another GREAT Video. I can't believe you keep finding these super locations. All my best ... >

[@mjg263]

Friends of mine used to have a Chow-Chow dog, it was a total psycho! You never knew if it was going to bite your hand or lick it. Cool house.

[@michellecrippen3760]

@mjg263 They are very unpredictable dogs lol

[@mariebock8016]

Wish you could find one place that isn't trashed by jerks.

[@chrisk7626]

Inside and out I don't find it depressing at all I don't see why you find it so depressing unless you're feeling the aura of the people who live there which is totally possible I would like to move in there it's really nice really cheery really bright it looks like someone had a very happy life there or people had a very happy life there

[@dearnapst]

Cool find, but don't feel sorry for the people, they was dog breeders and had the dogs under very cramp conditions. It looked liked the house, just been ransacked for valuables by relatives. The "litterbox" could have landed there and the paper fallen in. I didn't see any signs of cats.

[@lorithousand1311]

Did anybody see that door open from across the room when he had the camera on it it wasn't just me it was when he was in the living room

[@marymcsherry1965]

Orb at 6 38 just before that

[@yllohgineok]

Why are there so many full of stuff places around???? What happened...?

[@kristy7174]

What a great house. It's amazing on the outside and the inside. So much stuff left there. It pisses me off that people ho and trash the place. Why? Got nothing better to do? It's really creepy in the cat cages. Odd really odd. I'm glad you took me along Kappy. It's a great house n video

[@joshriver75]

Whoa... For a second, I thought that "Chow Chow" book was a Chinese take-out menu!

[@faythorpe8919]

At 8:36 there's a white cat with black eyes sitting in the wardrobe watching you..Poor baby..Great video''

[@kimdawcatgirl]

I looked but couldn't see a cat. Can you be more specific where?

[@marionashworth931]

Fay Thorpe I saw the cat, so sad. Damn you got some good eyes!! I hope he has excess to food and water. Take care.😿

[@michellecrippen3760]

I've looked where you time-stamped now 3 times and still haven't seen a cat!!!

[@WhiteEyed87]

Kim Dawes its at 08:26 at the bottom next to the box. Personaly i dont think its a cat, it just looks like two big black eyes. But i dont know

[@deebeaulieu6595]

Wow bub that was seriously sad!

[@YahshuaLovesMe]

nobody puts a trunk like that on a dining table. Especially an old crippled lady. Indicates unrelated thieves/pilferers looking for cash and jewelry. Likely why the beds are all tossed so awkwardly... no money in mattresses...

[@pepol-urbex]

WOW nice video

[@wynonabieneman7985]

Very nice house! Thank you for sharing your video ☆☆☆☆

[@TheSwords99]

Wish you would consider adding closed captioning. Would help a lot of folks and get more fans too.

[@cherri1019]

I love watching Kappy's vid's and looking for the orbs as compared to dust. I can almost hear these people say..."Get out of my closet!". Lol

[@michellecrippen3760]

It was clearly dust from what I saw. I've seen orbs and those were simply dust.

[@lynnlopez3274]

Cats seldom attack! Don't be a Nancy!

[@davidvondusseldorf1208]

Nancy!!!!!!!😂

[@susanbrown4297]

Thanks Kappy!