These are amazing Kappy. The first house felt sad to me. Someone’s treasures left behind due to them not being able to take them or others just don’t care. Someone’s dreams and happiness left to rot. We’re so thankful for you Kappy that you take the time to bring them to us before they’re gone for good. Both homes are great Kappy. Thanks for your hard work and dedication. Stay safe!😊

@katesutton1476

29 күн бұрын

Awesome houses. Great job filming. Luv'd the antiques Much luv Carry on

@urbanexploringwithkappy1773

29 күн бұрын

Well said! Thank you so much for the kind words and watching!! I really appreciate it!! :)

@tanawilliams5281

26 күн бұрын

Why do people just leave houses like that with stuff in them can they not donate the stuff inside I mean I don't understand why a house sits there like that

@tanawilliams5281

26 күн бұрын

Why do people just let stuff sit there and rot I don't understand it when they could donate all the stuff inside or let somebody live there you know or something I just don't understand why it sits there full of stuff

I love the quilts! You know Grandma made every single one by hand!

@urbanexploringwithkappy1773

29 күн бұрын

Good point! How sad! Thank you very much for watching!! :)

At precisely 3:29 you have a beautiful orb flowing through the house with you. Someone who loces the home is still there

@user-randi1987

29 күн бұрын

Saw that too

@afrogirl757

29 күн бұрын

I saw the orb too and looked in the comments to see if anyone else did.

@kimjones846

29 күн бұрын

I saw it twice😮😮

@zacl4811

28 күн бұрын

Me to, see them alot around Kappy, wonder if he sees them.

@urbanexploringwithkappy1773

27 күн бұрын

Didn’t even notice that! Great eye y’all! Thank you very much for watching!! :)

The first house was sad!! All the beautiful antiques and trinkets she kept 😢…..

@urbanexploringwithkappy1773

27 күн бұрын

So true! Just rotting away back to the earth! Thanks for watching!! :)

Oh my.... the first house was just amazing. The little trinkets and the hanging geese😮😮. I giggled when you said that the Snow White mirror was really old... like the 1980's, 1990's😂😂😂.

@urbanexploringwithkappy1773

27 күн бұрын

Aye the 1970’s- 1980’s is almost half a century old! For a toy that is somewhat old I’d say😅 thank you for the kind words and watching! :)

Anyone notice the orb floating around in the first house? Isnt that supposed to be a ghost?

I always wonder what it would be like to be transported back in time and experience life at a much slower pace. No highways, no cars just a peaceful quietness and then I realize too, how hard these families had to work just to survive. Thanks Kappy for sharing these Forgotten homes ❤

What a awesome time capsule house. Seeing everything made me smile,as im still a collector of tabloids and magazines and memorabilia from the 70-90s.❤

You could see Mawmaw or Pawpaw following you around the first house. Such a crying shame people let this all go to waste. Sad houses.

First house made me sad. The last resident had a lot of things that were important to them, but there was no one who cared after they were gone. I think it was a nice comfortable home at one time. The second house had a weird layout, but it always amazes me that often with fires parts of the structure can be destroyed but others are almost untouched. Thanks, Kappy be safe out there

@urbanexploringwithkappy1773

29 күн бұрын

Great observation! Yeah was very strange about the fire!! Thank you for the kind words and watching!! :)

@newjerseybill3521

28 күн бұрын

@@urbanexploringwithkappy1773 With the amount of soot damage, and scorching of the upper door frames and such, most of the contents in the fire house where stored there after the fire. The radiant heat would have lit the cardboard and a bunch of the cloth things up.

So sad to see the owners cherished trinkets just left forgotten in the first house. I agree with you about the creepy doll sitting on top of the hutch. That was definitely a bedroom for girls upstairs just filled with toys and I loved the old quilts on the bed. Stay safe!

Some neat old furniture and glass pieces in the first home. It's sad things were just left to decay as they represented peoples' lives.

I agree with you. The first house had a general store vibe. The second house, had no indoor plumbing, but it had electricity. Both houses are definitely beyond repair, but there's definitely some nice antiques that hopefully do get saved in both.

Kappy that first house had me in tears its a whole lifetime for the family who ones lived there and don't expect it will be there much longer shame about the fire in the second one they were both pretty houses at one time thanks for adding the beautiful countryside as well i love to look at your beautiful country.

What a cool place. So sad that it’s now just empty and forgotten. Sad to see children’s toys and pictures just left behind..

For some reason it made me sad to see the dishes and glasses in the cabinet, as if someone wanted to take them along but couldn't somehow.

Love those old houses

Goodness SAVE those quilts! So many !

Some of that old antique furniture in the first house might be in the exact same place that the original family placed it. Like that beautiful big bed upstairs.

If you look on the left of the screen, at 9:25, you will see an orb on the left heading for the center of the screen. It is not a dust speck as they don't move that fast or in that way. I saw it earlier as well, but I'm too lazy to go find it, lol. I bet it is the little ole lady who had all the knick knacks. It killed me to see all those beautiful antiques rotting away.

I think it sad when people leave their stuff behind in these houses and always wonder why do people leave their belongings behind because you can't replace photos of family those memories are lost forever love both houses kappy great video.

@WhenImBackInChicago

Ай бұрын

The keeper of the photographs may have been the last in line of the family, alive. Or, estranged from said family, and the persons related have no idea they're here, rotting.

@susanbissell6319

29 күн бұрын

It seems like an old woman died and all her possessions were left to rot. She either was alone or died in the hospital. She had no family left or she was estranged. The adult children never came to the house to clean it out and save a lot of nice antiques She had and family photos.

Did you see a small orb at 3:28?

@debbiestewart6756

24 күн бұрын

And at 9 is minutes

I remember this from the first time 😺I love the upstairs, its like everybody slept in the same room🛏Love how you insert the pictures from the previous visit. Thanks again for the 2 for one 🤗take care and stay safe buddy

Loved both of these homes. But especially the 1st one. Mainly because of the antiques. The wall rugs took me back to my Granny's place as a kid. Wish I had them now. They're expensive! The portable record player was exactly like the 1st one I ever had. (I'm old!) I even had a dressing table similar to the one in the upstairs bedroom. Too bad the 2nd one was in a fire. Another great video Mr Kappy! Thanks for taking me along!

Holy cow ! That is a time capsule!

Kappy. What a cool old place. With a lot of hard work. I bet the main building could be saved. Thanks for taking the time to make these videos.

Beautiful old furniture in the 1st house. A real beauty. Creepy dolls. Poor 2nd house, victim of a fire and agree about the odd layout. Shame. Another hit out of the park Kappy.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

9:40 the Orb that floats across from left to right. It felt like this place was being watched over

@marksongbird7534

29 күн бұрын

I noticed also, dust? I don't know.

Wow! Can you imagine how much light the second floor in the first house had before the windows on one side were boarded up?? It was probably too warm in the summer, but how unusual and awesome to have so much natural light in a room all day long.

Thank you Kappy. Your videos have become part of my Saturday morning routine. Loved the houses - always a little sad. Thank you for exploring.

Jeese Louise! A beautiful collage of colorful collapsing clutter!

@urbanexploringwithkappy1773

27 күн бұрын

Well said lol! Thank you for watching!! :)

7:22 That dressing table is awesome. I'd love a piece like that.

Thanks Kappy for the peer into places that were fully busy holding their occupants to hold up for them, but like unsung heroes just get the shaft afterwards. The time of the beginnings to see the endurance of homes that kept and shared secrets. Different things did go on but they do leave evidence that these homes were used a lot, and they gave out do to the ravages of storms and changing times. 👍✅🕸🕷🐇🌿🍃🐿🐈🐕 Sometimes new little residents take a chance for shelter🏡

@urbanexploringwithkappy1773

27 күн бұрын

I really appreciate you watching!! Thank you very much for the kind words!! :)

Kappy, please always be safe ❤

Fantastic video again, Kappy!!! I always picture these homes in their glory days…. Clean, organized and laughter plus the smell of a delicious dinner cooking. Thank you for letting me use my imagination to visit what I think were happy times

The upstairs bedroom with three beds reminds me of my grandparents's house in KY. Lots of beds with a Franklin stove in the middle.

When the video first started I thought: "Oh, pretty porch!" and then when you walked in: "Let's have an estate sale!". I don't think the first house is sad, it's nice that the last occupant got to stay in their home as long as possible. They loved the place and all their possessions, even if it looks like a cluttered mess to us. I love it, too. There are so many interesting things to see I'll have to watch it a few times. Now, the second one was sad. Thank you for the upload, Kappy! Tell the owner's of the first one they need to have that estate sale, they'd make $$$ 😋

At 3:40 I saw a perfect orb sail by.

First house had some beautiful quilts left. Sad.

All settled in for the explore!

As an almost-Gen Xer, I can tell you that the Snow White Magic Mirror is unequivocally 1970’s.

My husband and I have a large family. We had 3 beds in a big room for our 3 daughters. House was well over 100 years old.

@urbanexploringwithkappy1773

27 күн бұрын

How neat! Thank you for watching and sharing! :)

Wow great finds Kappy! Those houses were beautiful. So sad 2 c it fall apart and neglected. Ty 4 another great vid. Plz stay safe out there.

Thank you for sharing, And be safe.

I loved both of these. That first felt like so much like years of living by generations. There were a couple of pieces of needlework I would love to have and those bright quilts remind me of the ones my grandma made in the 70s. Wonder if that second house was turned into a boarding house? So interesting. Thanks as always! ❤

Sad old houses. Love your montage at the end.

@urbanexploringwithkappy1773

29 күн бұрын

Really appreciate that! Glad you enjoy! :)

Thank you, Kappy. The picker in me saw so many treasures in that first home. So sad to see it all waste away. 🥲

@urbanexploringwithkappy1773

27 күн бұрын

Shocked me how packed it was! Thank you very much for watching!! :)

These houses are pretty cool. I cant believe that there are no relatives who could take some of the antiques, and sell the rest at a antique store. So sad. I wish walls could talk, what stories they could tell.❤

This is a very moving video. Just going thru it with you, I couldn't help but go back in history all thru this house and wonder what happen throughout the years they lived there. So many stories for sure. The burnt home was awful. Hope no one was harmed. Please stay safe and thank you for going that extra mile for your viewers. 🙏💙

Awesome finds

Lots f charm, fami,y life and much more ❤

So many personal belongings left behind in the first house, I wonder what happened. I always enjoy your videos.

Wow what a beautiful & packed house! So sad to see the old girl abandoned & all that stuff left behind! Awesome video Kappy! ❤️😢🤘👍

@urbanexploringwithkappy1773

27 күн бұрын

Thank you very much for watching!! :)

wow! That is packed! Like going back in time! Beautiful & sad all at the same time!

3:26 A bug flies by and all the girls be screamin, "it's a ghost! 😲" I don't belive in ghosts, it's the living I worry about. Thanks for the tour! 👍😉

You do a nice job of showing us everything but moving right along! Thank you!

They literally just walked away from this place taking nothing. There's SO many antiques in this house from many different eras. I wonder if there were any electric insulators in this house? That's my hobby, but I have a wide knowledge of many antiques in furniture and glassware. I was a brick and mortar store antique dealer in the 80s and 1990s, and now am an online dealer and collector. I see so many valuable things left behind here. Hopefully, if you see any insulators in future videos, you'll include them in your video. Thank you for your videos!

@urbanexploringwithkappy1773

27 күн бұрын

I will make sure to include them! Thank you very much for the kind words and watching!! :)

@fleendarthemagnificent7372

26 күн бұрын

@@urbanexploringwithkappy1773 Anytime brother. I love what you're doing. Sad to see these grand old homes go, but it's good to bring them to the forefront and attention to where someone might be able to buy and save the house or at least the antiques in them. Blessings to you and your GF.🙏

Hey Kappy!! Your first house I saw an orb in the beginning and around the 9 or 10 minute mark. The second orb looked like it wanted you to follow. Weird how some of these old houses decay faster than others. Stay safe and thanks for sharing

You bring back memories for all of us. Thanks Kappy

@urbanexploringwithkappy1773

29 күн бұрын

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

7:02-7:04. Small light anomaly moves upwards from the bed on the left towards the trap door in the ceiling. Interesting old place. Thanks for another good one Kappy.

I thought of all the memories in the walls of the first house. The grandchildren having time with grandma. What a shame to let all of her stuff to rot away 😢. Great explores on both Kappy.

Urban Exploring with kappy thanks for sharing this video with me it was really cool and thanks again for sharing and God Bless.

@urbanexploringwithkappy1773

27 күн бұрын

Thank you for watching!! :)

Very nice tour! thanks

beautiful

Both houses have been through hard times-sad.

I love your content and watch your videos daily. I really appreciate how you move your camera slowly. Videos can trigger migraines or seizures. I appreciate your attention to detail, love the original hardware, kitchens and bathrooms. I once visited a privately owned plantation home in South Carolina which had been in the same family. It had original furnishings, but everything was well maintained. Very few upgrades other than plumbing.

Such marvelous old houses! It is just a shame so much wonderful furniture and whatnots are lost to nature. Some of the stuff I recognized and could connect to readily, put some of the other things I had not seen before. There were so many wonderful photographic opportunities in those houses. My favorite shot was the pink dresser in the second house. It was really strange that that was the only thing left in that room, but the other rooms were piled full! As ever, thank you for sharing your great explores with us.😊

@urbanexploringwithkappy1773

27 күн бұрын

Really appreciate you watching and the kind words!! Thank you very much!! :)

Did anyone else see the orb at 3:23?

great video kappy.....awesome job, keep finding the cool old farm houses...i love them

Another great video. I love seeing the treasures that were left behind. It's sad though some of the pieces are highly sought after and are getting hard to find. I hate to see them being left to destruction. It's sad for the people that left them behind, it's as if they just stepped away for a moment and never returned.

Nice find though .I get a good vibe from it.

Thank you k a p p y I appreciate you very much for showing us these beautiful old homes that a lot of us would not be able to see without sharing these beautiful videos also makes think that we're all vulnerable that are Blood Sweat and Tears go into a home and you never know if your little town Ore City fell on Hard Times that you could lose your investment in your home thanks again looking forward to your next video

78 is when I graduated high school

I dunno but I think dolls and old weird toys in abandoned houses are a wee bit creepy for some reason .

Amazing house

omggggg kapppy u did it again buddy i loved itttttttt the bedroom on the first house was amazing and alot of antiques and trinkets they should all go to second hand stores liike good will etc thanks man keep on keepin on

Eminent Domain has definitely taken many a beautiful old farmhouse down…😞…seems like most of these abandoned beauties are on busy roads.

Great tour! Thanks. 😊

@urbanexploringwithkappy1773

27 күн бұрын

Thank you for watching!! :)

Sad. First one that deep dive freaked me out.

I can't imagine how you find these places

You can see an orb at 3:25. 😮

@mikedoby4024

29 күн бұрын

Actually three times also @ 9:33

I'm surprised that people haven't taken the antiques,there are so many of them. I know it would be stealing but the house has been this way for how many years? I love old antiques esp. glass ones. C.M.

2:40 that round red pillow to the right on that chair..I recently found that same pillow here in an empty field (except it's grey color). It's not in as good of shape as one on this video, but brought it home and it makes the best seat/chair cushion. Believe it or not. And I still see a lot of things in this house that people would buy. There's people looking for this stuff at yard sales/antique stores. Looks like people who lived here accumulated a lot over time, but it may not be the way they left it. You never know whose gotten in there and done what.?

It does look like a general store with those doors, you are right!

spooky old dolls in both!

Love the two for ones both places old historical places very cool 😎👍

So sad. Life of people reverting back to where it came from. It was a home made from hard working hours and loving relationships of a family.

Thanks for the awesome video

Thanks for showing the cool old house Kappy

Another awesome video my friend 👍

@urbanexploringwithkappy1773

27 күн бұрын

Thank you for watching!! :)

@ricj7517

27 күн бұрын

@@urbanexploringwithkappy1773 Always 👍

I noticed the homemade blankets.

I'd love some of those Louis L'amour paperback westerns in a box, in the second house. I also like the substantial fifteen pane glass door in the first house.

I have one of those ceramic doggy ring holders

Sup from Kentucky ❤

Fabulous find, though sad. Thank you for the thorough exploration.

Great explore,maybe do a nighttime Halloween special

Neat old houses. First one looks abandoned since the 60's and the second one probably at least 30 yrs. I can only assume the owners died and no one wanted any of the stuff left. Such a shame some family didn't at least sell these houses to keep them occupied. In the first house I see the same kind of furniture my mother had in the early 60's when I was a small child.

Great video 😊

@urbanexploringwithkappy1773

23 күн бұрын

Thanks for watching!! :)

Wow, did the kids sleep w.the parents? Love the old furniture!👍

Good morning from Cape Cod ⛵ the first houses in long for this world. The second house is quite interesting the way it's divided up. I noticed there was no electricity indoor running water. Been a long time since anyone occupied the second house. Thanks for bringing us this fine video Kappy 👍✌️🇺🇲