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Gorgeous, Love the wrap around porch. Just sad to see falling apart...

Cool Video 😎 love the 55/56 ford Fairlane 2 door w/automatic trans, push button radio and T-bird Gauges...wish I had it to restore, to bad the idiots busted all the glass out. Thanks Sir...Take care and stay safe buddy🤗

I dream of living in a house like this one. Wow I see what I've dreamed. It feels spooky.

Every one those houses have more character in them than new houses today

Where and what state is this in?

There was a photograph on the left side heading into the dining room of a few people.

Are all the other houses at the end of the video in the same state?

Noice!

Stay away from our houses outsiders!

As a rule to remember, in the U..S. poison Snakes do not have a long skinny body. except the colorful Coral Snake. Poison snakes have a thick heavier body. I love these houses as there is so much history and they were built to last . I hope someone will save it before it is too late.

So much history , thanks for the tour.

I really loved the first place - the stories it could tell. The second place was so far gone it’s hard to get a feel for it other than it was probably quite charming when new. Thank you for another couple of great explores!

Cant beat those old metal roofs !

Where is this?

So, an early Motel6? The commercial in 1835, was we'll leave the candles burning for you!

a confessional. look it up

so grand. ppl were short in those days.

a confessional? 😮

makes me sad to hear traffic or raining inside

4:56 Sherman's march *to* sea not march too sea.

Check records, it may not be allowed to be torn down for historical reasons.

Kitchens and bathrooms were often separate from the house. The families used chamber pots that enslaved people would take out and dump.

I grew up in a 192o house

Wow! Beautiful!

Does anyone know where this gorgeous home is located? "Down South" covers an awful lot of real estate ❤❤❤

Fun to see these old forgotten places- thank you!

Private proprety? because that is incredibly preserved, wow

The quality of metal roofs is proven by the fact that this place was still being used for storage where the roof hasn't come away. I'm guessing that the out building was originally a kitchen or a barn. I love that there is still a beautiful daffodil blooming just for itself. The 2nd house is falling down on it's own.

1825? Wow, that's less than 50 years after the Revolution...crazy

😂it really makes me sad that the details of this beauty can't be saved. Architecture of this Ole gal is truly gorgeous! Can't some one come in maybe as historic value so it can be saved whether she likes it or not!

I like the first house the best. But the second house had the most wonderful standing seam tin roof! WOW- that’s why it’s lasted so long. Well done, Kappy!

I love the before pics. Nice to see what these beauties looked like before.

I really Lovely house.

Why do you hate attics and basements so much? You seem to avoid them at all costs? They are where some of the best kept secrets are found.

1956 Buick Roadmaster looks so similar to the 1956 Ford Fairlane you would almost think the carmakers are in bed together lol

1956 Ford Fairlane

Another house saved by a tin roof

Wish you did captions. Makes it easier to understand what is being said as I’m 80% deaf

Beautiful old home. Full of history. Needs to be preserved. 😊

The red car is a Chrysler Cordoba

The house was really built by slave labor.

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I love to see these old houses!!., sad to see them fall ….. thanks Kappy !!!!!

Beautiful❤

If the foundation is solid & and sound, it most definitely could be saved... along with a blessing afterwards.

It's all about location..

love that big old tree out front.

Did you know you had a spirit in the first house

I cannot believe there are som MANY beautiful houses just rotting away!!! Where in the US is this?😮

All those gorgeous old houses from the montage at the end should have been bought and restored, OR kept in a state of arrested decay by someone willing to pony up the effort and resources.