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A lot of ppl stored their extra groceries in the basement. Nothing strange about that. Growing up my parents had 3 cabinets, canned goods, dry goods and homemade canned vegetables or Jams. And under the outside cellar steps was the root cellar storage for potatoes. Houses built in the 1940-60's had a "cold room" usually located near or under the front entrance/porch of the house. This room would then have open shelves. If you ever explore a small Cape cod with a cement porch check around the exterior of the porch for a small vent (mesh wire/metal grate) built into the stone/brick wall. And Yes! power tools are part of the basement too. Keep in mind this is not your Typical Modern Basemen. This is exactly what a basement was used for by the adults. Not a entertainment area for the children or a bar room.
Alden Lee Marshall ( one of the signatures on the horse wall) had two years of high school. He lived in a modest home in Chapel Hill, Tennessee. In his youth, he was a clerk at a pharmacy. After he married, he was a salesman. He died in 1967 at the age of 64. Mo known children
This is the Most Gorgeous house ever... Just surprised never got a peek beyond the boards of the room on the left on the 1st floor and the doors in back of the hallway... Great video, thank you....
That first uniform you looked at is a more modern uniform, not from the 17 hundreds. The house is beautiful but I don’t think it’s haunted. I hope whoever buys it will bring it back to its glory. When I lived in England my best friend lived in a house from the early 1800s. It was beautiful, the most stunning thing was the huge bay window in the front room and master bedroom upstairs. Everything was original in the house except the kitchen which was modernized. Thanks for the look around.
OMG! The one bedroom you went into that had the metal swichplates, brought back memories of the 70's! My parents had plush carpet upstairs, and my mom bought these metal swichplates ( very similar to what you showed) and me and my sister used to drag our feet across the carpet and touch the plate, of course we squealed when we got shocked!
If you stand back and look at the detailed beauty of this home, and the high ceilings, how do you think this was pulled off with Horse n wagons and no power tools yet, these are signs of a prior civilization before ours, these people were amazing builders. Old maps show of these being from a Tartarian time period. Watch the Chicago Worlds Fair of what Chalago looked like before it was re named Chicago. Think with your eyes, and put aside what we we’re taught.
The signatures were once a tradition of signing your name if you were a visitor. I have seen examples of signing table cloths and then the homeowner would stitch your names over your signature. The wallpaper was the style in the late 1970, 1980's. Dark green was very popular as well as the wallpaper borders. These interior colors were soon replaced by Mauve and Grey and shabby chic furnishings. Shoe polish. Everyone had these toins of shoe polish in the 1960's. Everyone polished their shoes before going out, even the women unless it was patent leather which was also popular at that time. Good video!
I don't understand why so many houses are left abandoned like this. Its a darn shame. I get curious but too chicken to go inside . They have their own unique soul and stories. Thank You for delving into these lovely houses.
That Chandelier in the front hall would be blinding if it were cleaned - it's beautiful as it is, but could you imagine what it looked like back in the day!
Absolutely beautiful. Those huge old homes are hard to heat. The high ceilings and fire places in every room on every floor…. That is most likely the reason for boarding up or bricking up fireplaces on upper floors since with modern heating there is no longer a need to use these upper fireplaces. Also due to cold and draft that’s probably the reason they had carpet in the bathroom although like you, I definitely would not want carpet in a bathroom of all places. Thanx for sharing… this home and its history were most delightful!
It’s OK to share that you scoped it out before you showed us the house. It’s nice you made a connection with the owner/company who owns it, and they let you in. We’d all love to know more history, but Thank You for not revealing the location, so vandals won’t get it
Wow.....what a house with history. Hope someone buys it and it has life back in it. Beautiful. And probably has a beautiful price too. 😊 That item that you found in the attic COULD BE one of those older portable air conditioners, you fill it up with water and it will cool whatever room you put it in. I had something similar years ago.
Wow that home was beautiful! That is my dream house . You are so Lucky to travel like you do. I was hoping by the age I am now I would be doing exactly what you do. I think that's why l have been single for more then 20 years lol. I haven't met anyone who is interested in traveling as much as I would want to do . So once again your so lucky!! Well take care l wish you safe future travels. Thank you for all the awesome places you film.. and happy holidays.
The mirror in the foyer is a pier mirror. I have one in my foyer. The one in the room to the right of the front door is also a pier mirror but the table is missing. Probably because it would have been too tall for the room. They are magnificent mirrors. The one over the fire place to the room to the left is beautiful as well. They are painted with gold leaf paint.
absolutely gorgeous home! I'd love to explore this home at night. ghost adventures! do EVP's n such. might I suggest a fanny pack or a small backpack for you to pack your flashlight?
That table with the silver tray on it is a table that is used while in a bed …. You slide the bottom under the bed and the top is us as a table while in bed for eating etc ~ I was looking on Amazon TODAY for one of these ( but one that extends across the whole bed
U seem like a good guy respectable to ever thing more people need that .I like to see the things the forgotten people had hands on .In basement .like don't run u got to be godly person pray before u go in .you be ok .liked all I watched .great job .
Be careful when touching the prisms on the chandeliers. The wires holding them together are very fragile and will break or come unattached and fall. I have a victorian era home and I have 7 huge chandeliers that are original to the home-converted from gas to electric. I clean each prism and dry each one individually. I always pad the floor under them with blankets before I touch them because crystal that falls from 10 feet up onto a hard floor doesn’t survive well. They fall even when barely touched.
I’ll Bet that kitchen was once a three season porch , or butlers pantry.. with that bead board ceiling. I’m sure the original kitchen was much bigger or perhaps had a summer kitchen if this was in the south
Old coal or oil converted furnace. It was cooler down there, often before refrigeration especially people “canned” ( put in jars but it was called canning , or sometimes “ preserves”) food from the gardens , so they had ample food for winter. Grocery stores & food delivery wasn’t common at all back in 19th or early 20th centuries
how funny, that shower curtain thats burgandy and green i have the bed cover set exactly to match haha, thats crazy to see, basement ? nope lol that one was to creepy lol love the music in the videos
Howard Williams is a British actor,activist , tv presenterBorn in UK 1932 etc . The word Laud glorified or praise, is used on people with great achievements on the public context specifically soldiers . Very Interesting finding it stuff.Definitely great video beautiful house. ❤
I’m a new member Love watching your videos Telling the history of these lost and forgotten homes The attic room That little door way you saw that you can climb in but it’s super small Their was a book I once read. Way back in the day they had a secret rooms like that. They would hide it by a dresser in front if it So know one would no I’m not sure if it were slaves they were hiding or kids But soldiers would come in and kidnap families I’m not sure if it’s true or not But makes sense. The house has some pretty interesting features That’s for sure ThankYou for this beautiful find and capturing the beauty of it
Funny I'm a couple days late with my electric bill and they want to shut it off. Seems in good shape to be so abandoned plus the food in the fridge seems fairly new. It's nicer on the inside than the outside. Great find though.
This was fun to watch I think I know some things are. The brown piece of furniture with rattan face, I think it had to do with heat Thereason to block off one of the great fireplace, could be the chimney Might have a broken area there was a time if there was something wrong with the.chimney and there was.not a lot of money to repair it.
A lot of ppl used to keep spare rations in the basement of their homes. Its a steady 50 55 degrees. U have plenty of room for storage. Its what most ppl used to do. Buy food on sale, and store it. My parents krpt extra canned goods and things downstairs.
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No, sir, that of which you found in the 'basement' was no Bomb Shelter, I am thinking this house had suffered through the American Great Depression, and since that had occurred the peeps that had the house would store extra house hold items usually in a basement. So that is why you saw the Miracle Whips and Spaghetti sauces down there, that's all it was
That’s probably why that was in front of the attic door. If it was as moved they would know if someone was up there. If you go up there you can’t put that thing back in front of the door!
I paused here at the beginning to offer my thoughtsd, which I may be wr4ong, hopefully I'm not, but that lady's head on the front hallway mirror reminds mew of the old Roman Goddess, Mars or Aphrodite💌💘❤💙💜🙈🙉🙊. At any rate, you are correct, that is a wonderful welcoming to the front of the Home.
@@RangerRickTV Oh wow ! I'm in Fort Wayne Indiana I can have my bag and backpack packed and ready in an hour I'll be looking for you outside ! 🙋🏼♀️💼🧳 🚗💨
Hola estoy mirando la imagen de la casa del video,y todavía no lo e visto,pero la casa está muy negativa en su energía dentro an muerto mucha gente está manchada de sangre de esclavos y de blancos,y de familia ,en el terreno están enterradas personas como perros sin bendición ni oración,si me la regalaran ,no la queria
@@RangerRickTV...... You don't have a bill if NOTHING is using electricity because your are billed by what kilowatts your meter shows you used. I've moved into places that had the electric still on and just had the bill put in my name. Just because the electric is still on does not mean someone is paying a bill..... no usage no bill no bill no pay .
Ok i scanned through the commtand didnt see anyone say anything about the signatures on the horse. The last signature you showed almost just under that says something like blood at the bottom if the stairs? So i got intrigued and looked at what i could see on that horse oicture by pausing and maximiuthe vid and there was another word blood by the neck of the horse as well but i cant really make out what it says. Maybe it has been ghost hunters that signed it? I didn't hear the story about why its called what it is because i got a ohone call but ill go back and listen again when this is iver lol
