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9:20 wow I thought he died in Madison at his mom's house 😪

Great content and narration, but back off the microphone a lil bit, the distortion takes away from yer great work here. Some have some don't, you have it, but the tech part is letting you town. BTW, I rember the crash and the night of the horrible fire.

YIKES Could you have at least picked a better format to showcase pieces that no one wants anymore..or use an occasional piece mixed with other styles. bad broadloom you could have put the pieces in a parking lot and they would have looked way better even on the front lawn..ever heard of ''PRODUCT SHOTS'' ? try it sometime

The furniture is in great shape. I hope you can sell them to someone who appreciates the authenticity of it. Good luck on your continued search. I am sure God will help guide to the right place. Take care Amy!

Never gets old. Hope BR retains its character, doesn't become gentrified. We'll see.

Well do tell! Are these fabulous furnishings for sale now? I love the four seasons plaques and the Royal Haegar. How wonderful to see this time capsule.

Went threw this house, looked nothing like it did when Tammy was alive

Hank Williams was a true legend

Tragic end to two lives.

classy as always!!!

I have eaten at Draper's Cafe, Jerry West 's Prime 44 and Slammin' Sammy's. When I was there about 15 years ago I had the pleasure of meeting Frank Moseley who worked at The Greenbrier for 63 years.

This is an underrated channel 👍

great content.

The bridge is beautiful in person!

You went! 🎉Great video that gave a real sense of what it is like. I drove around it before it opened and through the gorge one time. There used to be a Pastor of a church I attended who retired back to WV near Fayetteville. Thanks for going and doing a tour.

The train station looks so well preserved. It's so nice these places are still there.

What an amazing example of a Mid-century Modern home and it's authentic! It was kept up so nice too. This is rare. I hope you will keep it just the way it is. You should tag this video as Mid-century Modern Home and you will get a lot of views! I had an old hand-me-down Danish modern chair that I used to tote around from apartment to apartment for about 15 years. It was held together by bungee cords. When I decided to throw it out, before I could even get it to my dumpster (in Los Angeles) someone ran up and claimed it. They couldn't believe I was throwing it out.

The river and bridge look so impressive. It's amazing people can build bridges like this. The park looks like a great place too.

I live less than an hour from there.

A beautiful building,huh?

Amy, thanks for the memories. One of the first places that I took my wife was Camden Park when we were courting. My family still lives in Barboursville. My Dad ran all the Tradewells and Foodlands in the area. He was the caterer for those wonderful picnics at Camden Park. I used to help. My brothers have had a business on Route 60 in Barboursville for the last 40 years. Thanks again and am looking forward to more content from the area.

That train is rad!

Glad your video was recommended to me! I love this so much! ❤️ (Subscribed!)

I went and walked around during Covid. I went because of Fallout 76.

I enjoyed listening to Amy's accent and I am wondering where she is from .

So amazing the same rides are still working. Myrtle Beach has some old ones too.

That sign with the clown is great and it's amazing it has been preserved as well as the coaster. We had one like that at the beach in San Diego but they rebuilt it with steel. I remember riding the old rickety wooden one. Whenever I see old carnivals I think of the Hitchcock movie "Strangers on a Train."

I know im watching 3 year old videos but they are encouraging to me.

Choose ye this day who you shall serve. As for me, I will serve the Lord God Almighty! Joshua 24:15

Thank you Amy! Timely word as well btw, I love that kitchen! ❤

Love West Virginia ❤. Moving from Massachusetts next month. Can’t wait.

your not talking about his family. your only talking about Roy. Get this traight.

She developed into a truthful realistic woman.. difficult to acheive.

A beautiful park! There are some pretty talented artisans there. I am not sure where in NC you lived but my wife and I moved from WV to Durham when she went to Duke for her PhD. Then in 1989 we got moved to Atlanta by Hampton Inn to open a new hotel. We thought we would move back some day but never did. After she died 6 years ago I thought about moving back or maybe moving back to Morgantown. Morgantown has become a pretty expensive place to live. I considered Western NC as well but here I am still in Atlanta. A colleague of mine has been offered a GM’s job in Charleston and one in Savannah. I recommended Charleston. Though, I like the Savannah area because it is close to St Simons Island where Cindy and I used to vacation a lot. I finally went back last year for the first time and it felt weird without her. Amy, take your time deciding where to live SC has some nice areas. With your personality you will not have a problem finding and making friends. Good luck!

Condolences on your mother's passing. ❤ I have only been to Harper's Ferry but I lived in Virginia and this reminds me of there. I like to take roadtrips, but when I can't do that I love to be an armchair traveler and watch videos of different areas of the country. As far as recommendations of where to move, I highly recommend Mississippi, specifically Natchez. I just visited there in December. If you have never been, I encourage you to check it out. You can fly into Baton Rouge or New Orleans and drive there in 2 hours. The homes there are inexpensive, which is hard to believe because it's a hidden gem on the Mississippi River. The people in Mississippi were the most polite I have ever encountered anywhere! I recommend Monmouth Historic Inn. I almost didn't go to Mississippi, (I was driving from New Orleans to San Antonio) but it turns out Natchez has a lot to offer (if you're retired or can work remotely.) I want to go back and it's on my list of places to retire.

The New River Gorge Bridge is on Highway 19 between Fayetteville and Summerville. I've been across it several times. Maybe one day I'll actually stop at the observation area and look at it. I hope you can find a nice place to live. Preferably here in North Carolina, the best state.

Amy, I am so sorry to hear about your Mom. I know it is hard but she is in a better place and is pain free and healthy and in the presence of the Lord. Thank you for sharing this video.

Wow definitely trying Amys bakery 😁

Area is so Nice!

,music should be lighter ,truly should be able hear each voice "clearly" just like at gas stations geze

Wow that grey one

Thankyou

Wow!☺️😁

Beautiful Family 🙏 💞 💖

I thank you for sharing your Mom and your experience, I'm am also living with my Mother in a similar situation. May God bless you all and bring comfort in the knowledge that she is safe and well in heaven and you will see her again.

Lots of love and prayers!! Im happy she's with Jesus!! 😢

Sorry Amy to hear about your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you. 😢

I'm so sorry about your mom passing. Take comfort in the fact that you will see her again as I will see my mom again one great day. Praying for you.

It tells a whole lot about that generation when they hit stardom and their Dream home is a basic ranch style brick home less than 3k square ft. They still were normal people with abnormal vocal ranges.

When Igor out of College (WVU) I worked and traveled through Wva and went by Lewisbuurg quite a bit. Being in my early 20’s I wasn’t interested in Historic places or antiques. Now, I am about 40 years older and live near Atlanta. After my wife passed away about 6 years ago I began enjoying trips to the small towns of North Georgia- going to wineries and, occasionally. Exploring some really interesting antique shops. Loved the tour of Lewisburg.