Scooter Tramp Scotty. Roadside Time Capsule (An Older Vid)
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Amazing how all the beds were made and clean, almost spooky in a way
That house is from the 50's for sure. The pink counter top and backsplash give it away. That was a very interesting house. Lots of money in those antiques. The fact that the roof wasn't caved in is a testament to building quality. As former roofer, I'm surprised Scotty didn't mention it. Thankfully that roof has preserved all of that cool shit!
Maytag washers were made in Newton Iowa near me. I met the guy who designed the oscillating transmission that agitates the clothes. He had a wooden model of it on his office shelf.
Circleville wv pendleton co.
Scotty has never been lost
Powerfully confused for a month or 2 but never lost!!! Lol
But you were in the heart of Wva
I like the respect that you have as you tour thru someone's forgotten home..i can even hear it in your voice.. good on you brother tramp👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸
The typewriter is a Remington Standard No.12, 1920's. Valued between $100-$1,200, depending on condition.
The Organ's are Galaxy's, 1960's. Not worth much, whatever you could get for them.😊
The stove is a brand called "Home Comfort", 1910 or there about. $1,000 bucks or so.
No need to rush your rides. Enjoy each moment. Thank You for sharing this old house/business, very cool.
Keep The Shiny Side Up Brother! ✌️
Virginia Grace Warner, she passed feb. 10. 2014
So sad. God bless. 🙏
Any idea what the story is concerning the person (one of the photographs looked like Mother and Son) who was packing the suitcase and framed photographs?
@@simoncaddick9085 no idea.
Kool old house
That's a cool spot.
Good advice for the adventure!
You're worth a donate
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I enjoy just riding for the experience, not for a planned ride. I like this shorter video. Thanks.
Great video!! I love that wood burning kitchen stove!! I once had an Old hickory 1904 wood burner and it had a bred heater up above!! And yes it heated up all that water kind of like a still with water circulation!! Way cool!!! 👍 That place might have been a brothel!! 🤔
Scotty lm rideing Australia on my 94 FLSTN so far l have done 1400 miles l have taken a leaf out of your travels & pull up early & make the most of every thing...lm 61 & have learnt a lot from your vids on long haul rides lm now doing the ride l have never done before.... thank you so much.. never to old to learn cheers from Down Under
Someone was staying there besides you. That bedroom.
I found you on bit chute and subscribed!...Screw Censorship!
There's some orbs flying about when you were at the old typewriter 8.29 (Spooky )
It's a shame that nobody has saved any of that cool old stuff. That old wood stove/water heater will be priceless before long, the way things are going. As long as you have a saw, an ax, and a strong back, you could stay warm and clean . There's no telling how much that family could get for something like that typewriter and all those other things you found in that time capsule of a place!
Hey Scotty, that typewriter was made from 1922 - 1943 in case you haven't had any info about it pop up.
Love it when you find these old abandoned houses ,always fascinates me when they are full of stuff its like a time capsule
The mystery is always the fun part 😊
I find it interesting but sad also that the House was abandoned .Leaving thier possessions ...Memories lost of ppl now forgotten most probably
Hey Scotty I met you in Sturgis this last year that washing machine could be possibly mid-50s. I seen one at a local auction that was brand new the man bought it for his wife in 1954 she passed away and he never even took the tags or used it. Their children brought it to the auction what a shame. I am a little older than you and back in the sixties I would help my mother we washed lots of clothes they never seem to wear out. I like that stuff you find in your travels. Take care will probably see you in Sturgis this year
I love all your videos Scotty ; they are an escape for I watch all old n new n I’m saying thanks for giving us the time between releases to watch
Should have took the register probably worth a lot of money in an antique store lol
What a walk back into time! The fact that the interior is in such pristine condition and dry is a testament to the build quality of that Roof!! Causes one to wonder who these folks were and what became of them and their family. Missed this video first time around, glad you brought it back around🤙
The mystery is always the fun part
It’s so nice to see there are still places in this country where people respect others property. I live in Maryland and I can guarantee that building would be picked clean or vandalized in no time. Thanks for sharing Scotty I live my dream life through your videos. You take care and stay safe bud.
Hey Scotty...yes, the tank behind the wood stove is a domestic hot water tank. We had one in my kitchen when I was a kid. We burnt wood & coal and the stove heated the water. Gpood memories seeing this in your video.
Thanks for all your great video's...stay safe.
Awesome old house. Love your videos.
I have never seen a type
writter so massive. Man some old school interesting items. Love the wood burning stove and hot water heater setup and the 8tracks awesome 👍👍👍👍
Scotty; Always enjoy your older videos. Looking forward to next video, old or new. Finally warmed up here. My ole Harley and me is READY TO RUN!!!!!!!!!!! as soon as warmer weather breaks!!! God Bless safe ridin rubber down
Nice I enjoyed thanks
These are honestly my favorite format of your videos. Judging by the old picture of the couple, they were born/raised during the depression. If there were clothes hanging up it the main bedroom closet, I would check the pockets.
Theres unusually clothes hanging
Well done , as usual Brother.
Great spot man
What cool old place.
Gotta love those Virginia storms. Southern Va is some beautiful country. I believe I wrote the same thing the last time I saw you in Va.
Thank you Scotty, some good stuff! My father had that typewriter, and all the other things, I'm sure vintage, adding machine, washer, doll, bedding, etc., and would be worth something today. Appreciated the tour! Hell's Kitchen NYC.
Glad u likes it Artsip 😊
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You can be salesman from the 60s
When can I first got married we had a wringer washer it lasted many years.. when we got a modern washer I sold it to an Amish fellow
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I learned to type on that typewriter in the early 60s
Geezer! 😊
Gday mate I'm of a generation down here in NZ that grew up where all our hot water came off the wet back on our wood stove at home, the old girl cooked everything on it from cakes, scones, biscuits abd sometimes bread
Us kids all had to take turns splitting and bringing in Wood for the stove yeah simpler times but good.
Must a been a good while back
@@scootertrampscottypeople in the region I live are still using the coal and wood range still for cooking and water heating
@@scootertrampscotty Back Boilers are still really popular in temperate climates, if you need to run a stove or open fire, a Back Boiler (a shallow steel box the cold water feeds into and the temperature of the water pushes it around the system, to your immersion tank, taps, and radiators take care of excess..) makes the most of what you're burning.
They had big families back then. Needed lots of bedrooms
The type writer more like the 20 s to 40. If it was later the return handle would be on the other side
I bet if u would have pulled the stove plate up u would have found it was a wood stove that had been converted to gas. This was done a lot. Then they ran gas supply to hot water tank.
The wash machine was more like 30s or 40s. I base this on the square drumb. Was it electric? A lot of was machines back then had a small gasoline motor.
Great vid!
Thanks
Couldnt be gas cause it was inside id say
Glass doorknobs indicates money its hidden in the house somewhere
How u figure that?
@@scootertrampscotty I read about it in old western books when they struck it rich are they inherited it they would have glass knobs on the downstairs doors to let people know of of wealth.this originally came from england.
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New one on me
It is interesting, you wonder what the story is why it was all left, and what happened to the family.
The mystery is always the fun part.
And no graffiti
and no rummage rats.
Something creepy about that house.
Yeah but definitely heated the water through the wood burning stove.
Today we use a furnace to heat the water in a tank to have hot water how old is New again
Do you ever come across people who tell you that they lived in some of the places you find?
Not really, but i have found a few ocupied.
if I’m not enjoying the ride , why bother .
I bet that place is haunted!
'promosm' 🙋
Brothel.