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Sad can not see inside, yes, I see boarded up...

Huge area of flat land, guess it's all part of the plantation, Slavery....

Very Good!.. 73 🐄🦉✝

What an awesome old home I love to explore ❤️

Where is that house

I've never seen that and I live in nc

You can see nobody has lived in that place for a long time. There are no really modern touches. Last modernisation here was probably electric light. But someone has cared enough to maintain a roof on it in relatively recent years.

What a well made & dignified old house. Super place. Thankyou for showing us.

Places like this I'd like to maintain in an "arrested decay" way. The inside would be made habitable, and the outside repaired only to keep it standing. I like the weathered look of these places. Redoing the outside just makes them look like the millions of other homes out there. Boring ! Ever see the Disney Phantom Manor in Euro Disney ? THAT'S how I like houses !! :)

Nice to finally see this. My moms maiden name is Privette and she lives in Bunn. We see the sign at a junction nearby but i always assumed there was nothing left of the hotel so never turned that way to look. thx

Great video Mark. Someone needs to save this place.

Great way to capture this. Mesmerizing!

I just don't understand why so very many of these homes are left to just rot away. There is a huge market for parts and pieces of these.old homes. Someone could at least sell what was usuable.

If those walls could talk

Where is this located exactly?

Effin beautiful

Where is this?

Make this a historical preservation; tax relief property.

Where did u find this one ?!

Thankyou for making a record of this once fine house which is now sadly on its last legs.

History is important to keep alive whether it be building or battles everything needs to preserved for future generations. We as humans are cruel and history needs to be retold to the point that its never ever repeated. Thanks for sharing history.

Does anybody have info who may have lived there ????? Thanks for posting this. Really enjoyed it. Where is this located.

This needs to be restored. Historically. I wish i could view this a museum. The history behind it is invaluable and enlightening.

Tear it down. That’s the best thing that can happen to a former plantation!

Wow that’s crazy dude

You should check out a abandoned farm house at 110 a regional road greensboro nc I have a video of it up on my channel it is soposidly haunted by a 5 year old girl who died in a upstairs fireplace

These old homes were built with love unlike today's housing that I will not call a home,I wish I had the money to save all of them

Sad, see the house is well boarded up, good to prevent vandal's, but sad, for not letting people see how those lived in earlier days..

Look at the grass around the home perfect

where is it and is it or I should say, is the land it is sitting for sale?

I never understood why they made steps so steep back then

It can be used for something

Nice job with the drone footage !! Really cool, i would love to go there !

Appears to be 1800's/19th century construction, but thanks for sharing!

I used to drive pass an identical house every day in Virginia. It has now been raised.

That's where I live

I’m going down to this area this coming weekend. I understand if you don’t want to give specifics about location. Although I’d appreciate it if you did, but more importantly is it still standing to your knowledge? And it’s in Halifax county?

Trespassing?

This was really well made and put together. brilliant video.

I bet she was beautiful back in her time.

Nice job! Keep flying and shooting!

I stayed there 1912, I clogged the toilet

Good video, love the drone footage. The Quaalude paced background music tricked me into checking my video playback speed setting, I thought I'd somehow changed it to half speed.

That is a small plantation. Was that the only houses on it? Beautiful and well kept property.

A guy by the name of Hans Grogen lived there from 1844 until 1948. He grew tobacco and cranberries of all things. He served in the confederate army under Gen Simon B Buckner during the Civil war. He was captured at New Creek WV a small skirmish that took place there. He was imprisoned in Chicago. He escaped that prison by broke his leg in several places.After the war, he tried to return to farming but his leg never healed right. In 1866 he married Mila Swarrigen, and when she gave birth in 1868 to what he believed was his brother's baby, he killed both Mila and his son, and hid the bodies in the attack of this house. Authorities did catch up with him a few days latter and came to arrest him, he shot himself in the head on the porch of this house. Mila Grogen and baby were buried on this property, with a small stone marker. I have been told the markers were swept away in a flood from 1985. So that's the history of it

Creepy elf

Do you know who the family was that owned this plantation?

Hi Mark! This is incredible footage! Would it be possible to use some of this in our newest video. We're doing a fictional story about an abandoned mansion. Be glad to dedicate the video to you and give credit to your channel. If not I totally understand! Either way...LOVE this footage!

I want to know if that is a family cemetery back to the left of the other buildings.

I think this was my family do you know Moore of the history