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Once Grand 300 year old Packed Forgotten Mansion Up North in New Jersey 

Urban Exploring With Kappy
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Beautiful Historic old house that was actually built in 1750. 20 some years before the Declaration of Independence was created! Don’t want to give too much history away too protect the location but was originally built for a well to do family in the upper middle class. Unfortunately the house has sat empty since the the 60’s-70’s so it’s been decades of neglect and ruin. Still had so many incredible antiques and beautiful woodwork inside. The rosette over the doors were especially unique along with the design along the staircase. Thanks for watching

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@emily76m
@emily76m Год назад
You are one of my most favorite RU-vidrs. So respectful and sweet, I appreciate How quiet you let the videos be but I also love hearing your genuine appreciation of the spaces and knowledge of building styles. This is definitely not a vanity project for you but a true passion and it shows! Thank you so much!
@urbanexploringwithkappy1773
Aw that’s too kind of you too say!! Just glad to hear you enjoy the videos!! I really appreciate that, thank you very much!! :)
@virginiamichel3112
@virginiamichel3112 Год назад
He loves those door knobs and those knoll posts!
@emily76m
@emily76m Год назад
@@virginiamichel3112 he does! And he seems to hate basements like I do!!! I’m here for all of it 😍
@virginiamichel3112
@virginiamichel3112 Год назад
@@emily76m Yes! I always give him a pass on those!!!CREEPY!!!
@serildayo
@serildayo Год назад
Thank you for doing this house! I’m dying over the beds and other antiques that should be saved. Definitely extremely old. The thickness of the walls, the corner fireplaces… I love this one! I’m glad you braved the upstairs too. Stunning place!
@williebeamish5879
@williebeamish5879 Год назад
This house should've been restored a long time ago. It's a shame.
@cinnamonlehto4292
@cinnamonlehto4292 Год назад
This house is a time capsule! It’s incredible. It’s so sad to see all of that history and the beautiful antiques just rotting away. So glad you found and explored this one.
@scottinnh88
@scottinnh88 Год назад
I'd love to see this home restored to it's former glory.
@scottinnh88
@scottinnh88 Год назад
If the walls could talk in this house I'd listen intently until they had nothing left to say lol.
@patkilmurray4702
@patkilmurray4702 Год назад
This has to be my favourite, better than any museum to show exactly how they lived in the 40's, a perfect time capsule filled with amazing original Primitive features, the colour of the woodwork and all the trim, and wonderful furniture, peg boards, fabulous! A joy to behold, amazing find.
@urbanexploringwithkappy1773
So true! Was definitely one of my favorites as well! So untouched! Thank you very much for watching! :)
@wendycrawford1792
@wendycrawford1792 9 месяцев назад
This house is very early and very primitive. Original architectural elements, original wall and trim colours. It’s too bad there’s so much rubble and collapsed floors because it detracts from the ambiance of the rooms. I really don’t think that the state of this house exemplifies people living there in the 40’s though. I don’t see one item that looks like it’s from the 40’s. It looks like it’s been not lived in since the late 18 hundreds if not earlier.
@natenoneya6773
@natenoneya6773 Год назад
A really, really neat house. This might be the oldest/most unmolested combination of a house you've ever shown us. It looks like it never had electricity, bathrooms or running water. An experienced couple might be able to save it, but they would need to get the house and a few acres for very little money, and probably have an architect in the family. Thanks for showing it to us.
@annettepora8091
@annettepora8091 Год назад
It would probably take a million dollars to restore that house.
@bethanyblack8545
@bethanyblack8545 Год назад
This is exactly what I was thinking. There are no "modern" facilities at all. It seems to be completely original including much of the furniture. It really should be preserved if not restored to original and be a museum. Such a fascinating look at history.
@lornahardin4563
@lornahardin4563 Год назад
What a wonderful find Kappy. Just heartbreaking to see it falling to ruin. The rock work was done by a master, I loved the arch doorway in the basement. To see the gorgeous antique furniture rotting away is devastating. It is just so hard to believe that whomever owns these pieces of history just lets them rot. The furniture alone cleaned up would bring a small fortune to them.
@rockybernard2997
@rockybernard2997 Год назад
that stonework archway in the basement was brilliant! Probably hard to find simple folks with those sorts of building skills today.
@sharondinwiddie308
@sharondinwiddie308 Год назад
I believe that is a harpsichord, not a piano. Very very old!
@urbanexploringwithkappy1773
Great observations!! Glad you enjoyed! Thank you very much for watching! :)
@donnagagne3813
@donnagagne3813 Год назад
Nice find Kappy. This is another of my favorites. You can tell it was a gorgeous place. Looks like it's been abandoned for a very very long time. Thanks for bringing us along.
@urbanexploringwithkappy1773
Me too! Definitely in my top 10 or 15! Thank you for watching and the kind words! :)
@jefflawrentz1624
@jefflawrentz1624 Год назад
As rough shape as this house is in, I still think it would be a dream to save. (this would probably take someone’s life long devotion). I loved the quirkyness of the room layout, the wide plank floors and work work, not to mention all the cool furniture left behind. It just has so much character. At 4:18 the sofa you showed I believe is called a recamier. Of all your videos this is in the top 10 favorite houses. Many thanks again, Kappy for a great video!!
@rockybernard2997
@rockybernard2997 Год назад
I learned a new name! Recamier! TY for that!
@1927su
@1927su Год назад
One of my favorites too!!! Not trashed by angry youth lashing out! Untouched!
@staciporter1963
@staciporter1963 Год назад
It looks like a bathroom was never added. Maybe no plumbing or electricity, ever. It must've been abandoned for a long time.
@chrissytaylor5690
@chrissytaylor5690 Год назад
Just judging by some of the random things that were left behind I'd say probably was finally abandoned in the mid-to-late 1940s. Even in those days there were still Rural houses that didn't have plumbing or electricity.
@1927su
@1927su Год назад
@@chrissytaylor5690 I think you’re right ! And no graffiti! Amazing!
@chrissytaylor5690
@chrissytaylor5690 Год назад
@@1927su out here in the south..... abandoned houses this old that have been abandoned this long are few and far between (because most of them rot to the ground really quickly). But stone houses like this are EVERYWHERE up north. Pennsylvania has a ton of them like this. And in most of the seriously rural areas....you won't find them all graffitied up! Unlike down here in Virginia the kids always tend to trash them. 🤦‍♀️
@urbanexploringwithkappy1773
Good point never even realized there was no bathrooms till the end! Thank you for watching! :)
@laurahall3094
@laurahall3094 8 месяцев назад
​@@chrissytaylor5690 There were things in the house from the early 60s, late 50s. Might be props though
@ittybittykittymama7582
@ittybittykittymama7582 Год назад
Oh, Kappy, you've outdone yourself this time! From that old kitchen with the wood burning stove, we can tell this house is something special! That cabinet grand piano must have been the pride of the valley. I can imagine folks crowding around it for a Saturday Evening Singing. That room with its huge fireplace must have fairly rung with their voices! This was a happy house! What a lovely banister! The graceful sweep of it's handrail belies a master Craftsman at work! A pump organ! How delightful! That is a very early Singer, too! This house is simply filled with superlatives, with lovely antiques in every corner! I would have paid to be there with you, Kappy, seeing them for myself! Dear Lord, son, PLEASE walk carefully in houses this old! I'd hate to see you fall through a floor! That is a rope bed! Now that IS old! A letter from 1941. We were watching what was going on in Europe, safe in America. We were so very different then. Well, that explains the strange noises we heard! Mrs. Vulture has claimed this attic as her own nursery. Watch out, now, Kappy! Remember what baby vultures do when they're disturbed! Yuck! Ah, the basement...it has such beautiful stonework. Great house, overall. I'm glad it has survived the decades, if not centuries. This one's going on the greatest houses list, no doubt about it! Good find, Kappy. Great explore, vulture notwithstanding. I was proud of you, son, facing that bird down. Thanks for another beautiful house, interesting antiques and a wildlife tour, all at once. Good on you!
@urbanexploringwithkappy1773
Great observations always!! Thank you very much for the kind words and watching!! :)
@Jagman484
@Jagman484 Год назад
This one is a gem. So original; I’m guessing no bathroom? Thanks for such great work, Kappy!
@urbanexploringwithkappy1773
None that I ever found! Probably was last using an outhouse considering how long been empty! Thanks for watching! :)
@megfuchs9425
@megfuchs9425 Год назад
I really appreciate you listening to your viewers comments! Thank you for going down the back staircase!!
@urbanexploringwithkappy1773
Of course! Glad you enjoy! Thank you very much for watching! :)
@megfuchs9425
@megfuchs9425 Год назад
@@urbanexploringwithkappy1773 My pleasure! You do a nice job.
@karenbly3829
@karenbly3829 Год назад
Has lots of good stuff... the piano and the beds. And that basement...can you imagine how beautiful it must have been?
@urbanexploringwithkappy1773
Only got a peak of the stone archway under the house but I’m sure was beautiful large old Timbers! Thank you for watching! :)
@Ruby.0
@Ruby.0 Год назад
What a beautiful voice you have 😮
@urbanexploringwithkappy1773
Nah that’s you!
@wendycrawford1792
@wendycrawford1792 9 месяцев назад
This house is remarkable, simply because it looks about as original as can be. An early, early home, it looks like nothing has changed since it was first built. Original wall colour or lack there of. Wide plank floors, primitive cupboards. Rope beds!!! Very early. No signs of any remotely modern pieces except the old enamel wood stoves. Just a thrill to see this! Thank you so much , Kappy!
@jennifergarrett6809
@jennifergarrett6809 Год назад
Old cast iron skillets. Antique stoves. Lots of beds. Pump organ and a square grand piano. . This house just kept giving. And was I mistaken or were there 3 sets of stairs. So nice. Thank you for taking us along.
@denisewatson5295
@denisewatson5295 Год назад
I really love this old house 🏚. They don't make houses like this anymore. This one was built to last. I love all of the antique furniture. It would be nice to know who the first person was that lived here. What a find. Thanks for sharing this explore 😊 😀
@user-randi1987
@user-randi1987 Год назад
Beautiful place, empty for such a long time. Loved the wide window sills and the fireplaces. That cellar looked very interesting too. As always I am impressed with your respect for the wild creatures to find along the way. Such a kind young man. Thanks, Kappy
@urbanexploringwithkappy1773
Well said! Great observations!! Thank you very much for watching! :)
@starryknight437
@starryknight437 Год назад
Thanks for bringing us this survivor, Kappy! Very beautiful refined, yet exuberant Federal woodwork. How rare to see such elegant "punch gauge and reed work" still intact and not scavenged. The staircase is a sublime masterpiece of great delicacy...Bless you for documenting this home before succumbing to total ruin...Loved it!❤🙏🙌🏚️😢
@chrissytaylor5690
@chrissytaylor5690 Год назад
I know right all of that reeded trim was GORGEOUS! I've seen folks strip out later 1800's houses that didn't have anything near that kind of elegant woodwork that this one had!
@starryknight437
@starryknight437 Год назад
@@chrissytaylor5690 So glad to know there are still other's who appreciate this sort of period subtlety! Elegance never goes out of style, does it! ❤️❤️🙌🙌🙂
@chrissytaylor5690
@chrissytaylor5690 Год назад
@@starryknight437 it sure doesn't! 🙂 And I gotta say..... If we don't get to work saving some of this artistry and craftsmanship from these bygone eras.... we'll never see them again! 😔 Modern manufacturing without the human touch can't come anywhere close to handmade woodwork from centuries ago.
@annabelleb.8096
@annabelleb.8096 Год назад
That was so neat because it wasn’t updated so it was a real blast from the past. I love the simple style of that era with the built in cabinets and stonework Must have been so lovely at one time. It's sad to lose this history to decay but at least it was caught on video.
@Chrisss2112
@Chrisss2112 Год назад
I appreciate you Kappy documenting what used to be someone’s home. Thank you 🙏
@urbanexploringwithkappy1773
I appreciate the kind words and you watching! Thank you! Glad you enjoy seeing these old Forgotten places too! :)
@Chrisss2112
@Chrisss2112 Год назад
@@urbanexploringwithkappy1773🫶
@melodyfisher1512
@melodyfisher1512 Год назад
Thank you, Kappy. “Beauty among the ruins” comes to mind…So much to salvage there. Poor house.😢
@bubblesangel555
@bubblesangel555 Год назад
I bet Ma was SO excited when she got her fancy new piano, there would be time in the evenings to sit in the parlor and entertain guests. The sad state the furniture is in makes most of it look irreparable, although it seems a majority of the pieces are there. It seems that back when this was left for the "final" time, friends and relatives didn't show up for piano/organ moving day! The built ins are amazing, thanks Kappy see you next week!
@urbanexploringwithkappy1773
Well said! Great observations! Thank you very much for the kind words and watching! :)
@christymattingly2305
@christymattingly2305 Год назад
Just want to add that I would take any of the bedframes in this home. They were all so nice and in good condition.
@urbanexploringwithkappy1773
Agreed! But good luck getting anything out of this place now! Bit of a death trap! Thank you for watching! :)
@Cake41579
@Cake41579 Год назад
Nobody today will understand just how much work went into guiding a home like that back then.
@edwinthompson6510
@edwinthompson6510 Год назад
what an astounding video the furniture from 1800s doors latches knobs etc original the piano mid to late 1800s ,, my great uncle orlando he delivered a same piano to the Bird Cage Theatre Tombstone Arizona,,,,and the pump organ i have one full restored Kappy great show Ed
@urbanexploringwithkappy1773
Much appreciated for watching!! This house was a treasure trove of antiques! :)
@kathysmelser4598
@kathysmelser4598 Год назад
It looked like that house never had electricity or indoor plumbing, which is unique if people were still living in it in the 60s or 70s. It's a shame no one tried to save the antiques.
@suzannesnyder2679
@suzannesnyder2679 Год назад
I’ve watched a lot of your videos, Kappy, and this house is one of my very favorites! So many bedrooms upstairs! That cedar closet! The closet with the pegs. So many wonderful built-ins and carvings on the door frames and fireplace surrounds. Oil lamps and the nutmeg grater hanging in the pantry. Oh, and the stone arch in the basement. Would have loved to see it back in its heyday! Wonder where the outhouse was? Great video!!!
@1927su
@1927su Год назад
That arch in the basement caught my eye too. Oh I’d love to know some more history!!
@urbanexploringwithkappy1773
Definitely one of my favorites as well! Just so untouched! Thank you for watching! :)
@gailspaw5521
@gailspaw5521 Год назад
These houses r in better shape than the New Ones tht r Abandoned
@maryhall7464
@maryhall7464 Год назад
I love the old houses that haven't been messed up by trying to update them.😊
@debluetailfly
@debluetailfly Год назад
Exactly! Most every time someone tries to modernize, they mess the place up.
@urbanexploringwithkappy1773
Good point! This house remained pretty untouched!! Thanks for watching! :)
@stephaniesutton7681
@stephaniesutton7681 Год назад
You are my favorite abandoned house U-tuber! And this is one of the best houses ever!!!! I love how you respect and appreciate ALL things! Keep up the great work. And please be safe!
@urbanexploringwithkappy1773
Too kind of you! Thank you very much for watching! :)
@kimlarso
@kimlarso Год назад
Nice find, Kappy, TY for sharing! “Dust in the wind…”🎶🎶🎶 🦋
@melissaboggs5176
@melissaboggs5176 Год назад
This is so beautiful Kappy! It’s so sad that all the antiques and beautiful structures are rotting away. You can tell it was once a gorgeous home. Thank you Kappy for another amazing find! You’re work is second to none. Stay safe!😊
@urbanexploringwithkappy1773
Very true! Wish I could’ve seen this place a century ago! Can only imagine now! Thank you very much for the kind words and watching!! :)
@stevehein7884
@stevehein7884 Год назад
grand old house great job for sharing
@andrewriker5518
@andrewriker5518 Год назад
Look at those beautiful cast iron pans. A little love and I'd cook on them. I still use a cast iron my mother made her father eggs in the 1940s!!
@kathycole4474
@kathycole4474 Год назад
Bet she was a beauty back in her day.. the staircase and hand carved piano.. its too bad nobody cared enough to take care of it...Thanks for the video Kappy! Be safe
@lucybieller7604
@lucybieller7604 Год назад
Hey Kappy! Pretty cool old stone house. It still amazes me at all the cool antiques left to rot. I fully expected a vulture in the attic. Happy to get a look inside. Sketchy floors weren't too safe! Be careful. Thanks! ✌️
@urbanexploringwithkappy1773
Thank you very much for watching! :)
@1927su
@1927su Год назад
Wow! October 1941! Just a few months before December 7th 1941, the bombing of Pearl Harbor! Just a little history!!! I took care of an old man for 22 years and he just passed away on January 2nd 2023. He was 92 years old & was 11 years old when Pearl Harbor was bombed. He heard it announced in school, and he and his family listened to news on the radio !He remembered it like it was yesterday!
@eringemini7091
@eringemini7091 Год назад
Probably the last resident there(besides the Vulture), was over 100 yrs ago since there's no modern trash. Very cool!😊
@BennyLlama39
@BennyLlama39 Год назад
Now I know why people were always falling down the stairs back in the day... that first set was a friggin' death trap.
@helenarubio3371
@helenarubio3371 Год назад
Looks like no updates & completely original. Those furniture pieces should all go in a museum.
@donnaemslie5729
@donnaemslie5729 Год назад
Whoever lived there loved music, with a piano and a pump organ
@tonyahaley6900
@tonyahaley6900 Год назад
Wow. This place is so incredibly historic, and it must have been one helluva home because it still exudes a warmth, despite its demise. The peg beds? Ancient. The trim on the stairs, beautiful. Do you think the two teacups tied to string, hanging on the doorknob was some improvised warning alert, in case somebody broke in? Thanks for documenting this one.
@urbanexploringwithkappy1773
Anything is possible! It made me curious as well! No clue why would be tied like that! Would love to hear any ideas! Thank you for watching! :)
@anna10662
@anna10662 Год назад
No light fixtures or electric outlets....simply as built....just wow! I would have loved to have seen it in 1941
@Jean-sv6kk
@Jean-sv6kk 10 месяцев назад
One word...HISTORY!!!
@karenbly3829
@karenbly3829 Год назад
Wow.... now that's old! Never seen a wooden doorknob.
@Cueman222
@Cueman222 Год назад
Finally, a vulture Kap. Thanks for this awesome old mansion. An old grand piano and organ.
@sandyjohnson3183
@sandyjohnson3183 Год назад
I grew up in a house built in 1887. It is so hard to see these places left to neglect. I love these old homes
@TheTechnofu
@TheTechnofu 5 месяцев назад
thank you so much for giving us this incredible view of an amazing house that is not going to be around for much longer!
@sunnydayo6847
@sunnydayo6847 Год назад
wow, the 1750s! This was one of my favorites, thanks Kappy
@a.r.o7697
@a.r.o7697 Год назад
It still looks pretty solid despite all the years of neglect. It could probably be brought back with a concrete slab poured under it in some areas and a new roof. It looks like it never had electricity, so that would be a completely separate issue!
@customscreenprinting
@customscreenprinting Год назад
Urban Exploring With Kappy thanks for sharing this video about Nearly 300 year old Packed Forgotten Once Grand Mansion Up North in New Jersey it was a very nice old house it must of been a nice place way back of the day and i really enjoyed your video my friend and keep up the good work that you do and be more careful and God Bless.
@BrianSterowski
@BrianSterowski Год назад
Dude! I absolutely love this place. I’d love to look around in the attic but that buzzard would have kept me from staying up there 😂 enjoyed the video!
@urbanexploringwithkappy1773
Much appreciated for watching!! :)
@kimberlyjaquet9554
@kimberlyjaquet9554 Год назад
I would love to be able to restore some of the beautiful old furniture in this home! The old beds& chairs and especially the gorgeous old piano! Just beautiful!!
@kennethsonier1766
@kennethsonier1766 Год назад
You always do a wonderful job with your video and and photography. It's amazing to see something like this completely untouched. That place has been abandoned for a quite a long while, no bathroom no plumbing and no electricity. Keep up the great work you're always doing an awesome job 👍✌️🇺🇲
@urbanexploringwithkappy1773
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you so much for the kind words and watching! :)
@thomasannahail4536
@thomasannahail4536 Год назад
I always enjoy your videos and thank you for being so considerate of the vulture. It's a mark of high character to be compassionate and good to other creatures. Keep up the great work and stay safe!
@kathydethman7218
@kathydethman7218 Год назад
Everything in this house is so old, it's like time capsule. Great find Kappy, thank-you!!
@urbanexploringwithkappy1773
Definitely like a time capsule! Thank you for watching! :)
@bruiserbuk
@bruiserbuk Год назад
Best, oldest house ever. Loved it!!
@kimthrower2169
@kimthrower2169 Год назад
That is such a cool old house, I can't believe all of the stuff that looks original to the house. 1750!! That IS just crazy that it's still standing! This house just has so much to look at. I can't believe all of the furniture left in it. The fireplaces are huge!! The wood work on the stairs by the old organ is beautiful!!! Those two beds frames look super old!! So much going on in that place with all that was left behind!! I wonder what kind of bird that was that startled you....... oh, a vulture you said. Wow, even more old beds in the attic! Love the old rocking chair at 16:55!! Thank you for showing the outside of the house as well!! Thanks for sharing this is so cool!! Peace, Kim ~
@christymattingly2305
@christymattingly2305 Год назад
Does anyone know why the yarn was looped to the upstairs doors? With the condition of the downstairs, I was surprised the upstairs was in so much better shape. Woodwork was gorgeous.
@urbanexploringwithkappy1773
I wondered about that as well! Would love to hear ideas! Thank you for watching! :)
@lonwaslien104
@lonwaslien104 Год назад
I was going to ask this too 😊
@lisaknell1809
@lisaknell1809 Год назад
My guess is to keep the doors from closing? Perhaps the locks don’t work correctly and the doors lock when they’re closed? Maybe to keep someone from being accidentally locked in a room?
@wondergranny2299
@wondergranny2299 Год назад
I'm guessing it was to keep the doors from blowing open.
@carolmay5168
@carolmay5168 Год назад
First thing that crossed my mind was that they were booby trapped 😩
@jeantetreault132
@jeantetreault132 Год назад
Unbelievably well filmed. I just felt all the vibes inside and i could imagine all the stories that took place in each Room. You sure are a real master in photography. Love all your stuff. Have a great Summer, Kappy! Johnny Montréal Canada
@EmeLightheartArtisanDesigns
The foundation is like the ones of chateaus with that stone, what craftsmanship. ❤
@JerrBear81
@JerrBear81 Год назад
Can you imagine somebody visiting there every day to restore that piano and just leaving it for the next person to find?
@jenniferspotten915
@jenniferspotten915 9 месяцев назад
What a cool explore! Looks like nothing has been touched in maybe 60-70 years! Thanks for sharing! Love the creek footage too!
@frankharrington4881
@frankharrington4881 Год назад
Wow! That was an incredible video! I wish someone would fix it up and use it as a B&B. You find some of the most interesting places! Thank you,,,,,! Patricia Gambino Harrington
@bettyeshores674
@bettyeshores674 Год назад
Kappy, this video was so exciting and exasperating at the same time. Exciting that the home has never been touched with modern day conveniences. Exasperating to see those antiques setting there, just dying with time. Your soft, reassuring talk with Mother Vulture was so amazing, kind and heartwarming.
@1927su
@1927su Год назад
I love the blowing grasses, so natural and beautiful!! Timeless
@mythdemeanor5268
@mythdemeanor5268 Год назад
Very COOL!
@aliciabruce3330
@aliciabruce3330 Год назад
Yay! What an awesome fieldstone house. I loved all those staircase! And those bed truly are very old. They are the kind that you have to tighten every so often. I wish so much that these kinds of places could've been restored. The history of the way things were built back then. What a great find Kappy. Thanks for the background history too 😉
@urbanexploringwithkappy1773
Much appreciated for the kind words and watching!! :)
@lisaclark1243
@lisaclark1243 Год назад
Love this! No vandals and no sign of modern life, hardly any thing seems to be after the 1940s, what a time capsule- and no indoor plumbing. The only electric appliance was that old stove - if it was even electric :) this house seems older in parts than early 1800s. Seems like first part of house was late 1700s with the wide/thick doorways - one of my favorites! Thanks for showing us!
@urbanexploringwithkappy1773
Agreed! Was especially neat finding the old letter upstairs! Thank you very much for watching! :)
@mickisteele-blair6301
@mickisteele-blair6301 Год назад
I think HGTV should do something really cool and start refurbishing these old majestic homes that bring our country’s history to life. Tons of folks would love to tour these awesome homes that you capture!!!
@bigtex4058
@bigtex4058 Год назад
Spooky old place.
@bambikisstoby
@bambikisstoby Год назад
Incredible video! Looks like no one’s lived there in many years!
@Jennifermcintyre
@Jennifermcintyre Год назад
Oh I bet this home smelled amazing! Love the smell of old buildings! What a great place!! Definitely didn’t expect to see a vulture living inside the place! 😳
@jilldavis7229
@jilldavis7229 Год назад
This gorgeous property literally breaks my heart 💔 To abandoned & let all of the treasures, that this wonderful old home holds, be destroyed by nature, is a travesty!!! The absolutely beautiful grand piano & organ, doors, door casings, windows, window casings, banisters, fireplaces, antique wooden furniture, to the antique dishes, bottles & jars are absolutely breathtaking!!! It makes me sooo very sad to see that the owners of this property, do not care enough about this property that they have abandoned it😞😢😰 Thank you for sharing this wonderful adventure with us Kappy, I truly loved it 👍🙏💕
@nataliedeshow768
@nataliedeshow768 Год назад
The owners could be dead and probably are.
@sybileberhart3439
@sybileberhart3439 Год назад
Incredible Kappy! Can hardly get my mind around how old this house is. Was build well. Thank you for sharing.
@hopto-it2609
@hopto-it2609 Год назад
Beautiful even in its old age 😃
@lorrainebryan7552
@lorrainebryan7552 Год назад
I wonder when it was last lived in. Those beds and furniture. I want! Awesome find, Kappy!
@wondergranny2299
@wondergranny2299 Год назад
I love this house!!! It has a wonderful feeling to it. It was a wonderful beautiful house ages ago ! If only we could turn back time for a little while to see it when new!
@jerroldmcley4347
@jerroldmcley4347 Год назад
Wow so cool 😎👍 300 years old to bad you couldn't get to it sooner
@jeremyd1298
@jeremyd1298 Год назад
What an amazing place! Not too many homes like this still standing. Love that stone(?) exterior. And those big towering chimneys. I thought the interior walls were cement at 1st. I guess they're plaster. Solid home, sturdy materials. The basement was really unique and cool too. Such a great piece of history, this home! Literally a "rock" of a house! Kind of creepy, but all the better! You find the best places! Thanks a ton 👍
@urbanexploringwithkappy1773
True that! The stone walls will most likely outlive the house, till someday it’s just a shell! So glad I could see it still with stuff left and the beautiful architecture! Thank you for watching! :)
@jeremyd1298
@jeremyd1298 Год назад
@@urbanexploringwithkappy1773 👍 yes definitely an original place. Awesome that you documented it. Same with all the others you film! Great stuff! Entertaining, educational, and historical all wrapped into one 👍
@wendy833
@wendy833 Год назад
That piano has some great legs. I think that you're 150 pounds isn't going to cause the floors to suddenly cave in. But I get the hesitation. I was walking towards an abandoned house when I was 16 and all of a sudden heard a rattler. I stepped backwards and yelled for my brother and dad to bring the gun. It was a cool old house and had such neat old appliances and fixtures.
@garyschlagel995
@garyschlagel995 Год назад
THANKS FOR SHARING THIS VIDEO!
@gailspaw5521
@gailspaw5521 Год назад
Shared
@urbanexploringwithkappy1773
Thank you for watching!! :)
@canislatrans8285
@canislatrans8285 Год назад
Wow, a time capsule! No bathroom! And all those antiques, some even look to be from when it was built. This is one of my all time favs of your explores! The house feels good to me. Too bad it is in such bad shape in so many areas. If it could just be rehabbed/ rebuilt, and keep some of the antiques in there ( the ones not all broken up or rusty)
@melissahalbert9455
@melissahalbert9455 Год назад
OMG I want to drive behind you and save the furniture! Nice one Kappy! Good job!
@anncrow3340
@anncrow3340 Год назад
Even with all the decrepit condition, that was a pretty cool place, definietly old, andhardly any renovations. Thanks!
@maverickflint1991
@maverickflint1991 11 месяцев назад
That is a really nice old home that was built well and still standing.👍 I think if she could be bought she is worth renovating back to her former glory and be a great bed and breakfast.🙂👍❤️
@WamBambie
@WamBambie Год назад
The way my soul left my body when the wind slammed that door and you jumped! This house is gorgeous though. Please be safe though.
@urbanexploringwithkappy1773
Me too lol! Startled me pretty good in the moment! Thank you for watching and the concern! :)
@WamBambie
@WamBambie Год назад
@@urbanexploringwithkappy1773 I have never understood how you never seem to get afraid. Sometimes these places look like the beginning of a horror movie. I only stay becuase I love old architecture and I know you survived as you posted the video. 😂
@J.M.Chadwick6
@J.M.Chadwick6 Год назад
That home is absolutely wonderful! It looks in "fairly good" shape for its age. Even the chimneys don't look too bad. I would love to be in the position to restore it. It would be well worth the effort.
@hubertvancalenbergh9022
@hubertvancalenbergh9022 Год назад
That piano and organ look worth salvaging. They look playable under their coat of dirt.
@tishmusso3949
@tishmusso3949 Год назад
I suspect your archive of these homes, photos as well as videos, will be quite valuable. Keep good notes!!
@gailspaw5521
@gailspaw5521 Год назад
Love the Antique Furniture
@urbanexploringwithkappy1773
Me too! Thank you for watching! :)
@brendameyer3055
@brendameyer3055 Год назад
What a great house! One of my favorites for sure!!
@Karen-bt6lh
@Karen-bt6lh Год назад
Really nice to see a house in its original state though very weathered with it’s beautiful antiques pieces. Love the piano. I was fortunate once to play one exactly like that at an Italianate mansion from the 1850’s in Mobile when touring it. The woman asked if anyone could play and I could. Was a real thrill to play it. Surprised that she let me. Generally can’t sit on or touch anything on these tours.
@noraelson8548
@noraelson8548 Год назад
Thank you so much for this video,it was a interesting house.very old looking.make sure you stay safe. The sound of the wind and the water flowing peacefully.and Mr turtle going for a walk.
@glenyshanlon5112
@glenyshanlon5112 9 месяцев назад
Amazing old house the two cups hanging on a piece of string on the door knob made me laugh so many things from times past great find .
@dreamseer7
@dreamseer7 Год назад
My grandmother had some of the cast iron skillets like those hanging in that pantry when you first walked in. I sure love those old doors. That wind scared me too. Lordy. I sure do want that wooden shelf /mirror with all those bottles. Odd stair railings to go with the stairs there. They almost look too thin to be functional. Beautiful tho. I'd love a closer look at that old sewing machine in that room. Beautiful upstairs fireplace. That bed to the right is so old, you can see the ropes that helped support the mattress there on the frame. I'd love to have that old wooden box that says SURGE on the side. What a find, and different too. Really cool. Ewwww. A vulture. It startled me there. That attic is huge. And full of awesome stuff. Bet it was gorgeous in the day. The stone in the basement is really impressive. I liked this old girl, and the rustling grass outside.
@utubesux09
@utubesux09 Год назад
This house reminds me of one that would be found in the English countryside.
@karenquinn452
@karenquinn452 Год назад
YOU GOT GIFT FO GREAT FINDS THIS AND HISTORY BLOWS IT AWAY HATS OFF TO KAPPY...GETS IT DONE WE THANK YOU
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