"One, two, tree...." so adorable!! I love his accent! His accent with soft voice while story telling is so respectful and sweet. And hes not bad on the eyes either..great combo!
I honestly wish whoever owns the property would auction off the items while they're still in good condition.. and/or donate to a museum or something. I love Victorian stuff.. D: just hate to see it going to waste unused..
I was thinking there’s got to be a way to find any remaining descendants who would love to know this exists! With the family disappearing, the time frame, and where this is located, makes you wonder if they may have left to save their lives. So much of it is pre WWII. At the very least, most of the contents could be museum pieces!
I love your respectful nature. How you ensure to protect all these incredible places by not damaging anything I’ve watched you guys for so long. Youre number 1 on my abandoned homes guys. Love you all
You truly have a natural gift for narration. Your admiration and appreciation for all things of historical value is contagious. Your voice and command of the English language is comforting, engaging and beautiful. Thank you for showing this particular property. It was breathtaking from beginning to end. Thank you.
That was one of the most amazing homes I’ve seen yet. You could just hear the kids running through it while the women were busy doing things and men were on meetings. Then their special occasions the place all lit up and listening to music !! Loved that one so much Thank you for sharing :)
I agree! This definatly had such a good feeling.. not haunting at all and besides the toilet that I think we need to bring back, the furniture was so Lovely inlay different wood just BEAUTIFUL! Thank you for the tour oh and in the back yard I noticed an area that probably had a swimming pool at one time the shape in the grass appears to have been filled in! Great Find..
The beautiful cabinet in the dining room is made of inlaid wood, it is different pieces of different colors in order to make the design. It takes a long time and is very painstakingly difficult to do. I just love it. Thank you for all your hard work.
The silver dust pan you found in the dining room had a brush that went with it and it was used for taking crumbs off the table cloths. It wasn't used on the floors.
It's my experience in these cases of the families tied up in a dispute and no one can touch anything till that's settled which sometimes takes years...
There would be lots more dust and spiders webs if this wasn’t being checked on I think. I.ve seen houses abandoned for far less time covered in dust/damp/spiders webs etc.
So true. Also I learned in a private care position I did that during WW2...Couples who were married but from different cultural backgrounds often had to abandon their home's to escape persecution. Very sad. My client was a child in Germany then. Many children were hidden in underground bunkers to be protected from the Natzi's. Her mother was from a wealthy Jewish family and her father was German. Her mother had to escape to Russia. Her father and brothers did their best to keep running their beautiful farm but life was very difficult for them to say the least. Her mother's family would not help them financially nor would they take my client into their home during the war. They too had a very rich house. History is sad...
The furniture needs rescued and repurposed . Such magnificent architecture and master craftmanship with furniture building and design. Hopefully it can be rescued! Thank you for sharing all the beauty there.
The brass hanging bells in the end of the video are the bells to call the staff from various rooms. Each bell has its unique tone which tells the staff where they are needed.
Watching this Humongous place will leave a Mark to everyone ‘s mind that everything a person’s property owned , or how much you have in your wallet it doesn’t make a difference at the end all was left behind.... what we seen meaningless materials positions turned to dust..
I’ve thought about such things as I watch these videos, too! Not just the china, but the books, or small but unique items like the scale in the dining room. For other locations I believe they get permission from someone to enter, or perhaps check with local authorities, and I’m sure if an owner or law enforcement suspected they were absconding with anything, they’d face lawsuits and infamy that could make future endeavors more difficult to arrange. If it was me, and heck, maybe one day it WILL be me, depending on who I was negotiating with to gain access, I might ask if I could pick out one small piece to take with me, to remember it by, subject to their approval, that I’d get in writing. And possibly I’d pay for it. Not looking to sell on ebay or anywhere else.
Wonderful job, once more. It is quite something to see the tale of how the castle's once-upon-a-time centerpiece of having exquisite fireplaces with all their finest marble, mirror, artwork and gilding eventually became antiquated. These were then replaced with metal stoves, the incredibly disjunctive tall white heaters (with their big black pipes clashing against the beauty of the wall paper) and finally, the steam/eletric radiant heaters. Also, seeing the washing machines from prior centuries all in one room is like seeing a messy version of a Smithsonian exhibit. Wow. These all indicate how this castle was very much in use as it went through the centuries -- it went through upgrades from candles/chandeliers to electric. The impact of these upgrades changed the integrity of the overall aesthetic of the interior designs. The rooms began to look very hodge-podge, mishmash. The elegance which once was faded or completely became mostly obliterated. I really enjoy seeing the joy in which you explore and guide your viewers through the property. The feeling I get when I watch all the things which were left behind and the way in which they were left behind, feels somewhat depressing. It seems like the residents did not make a peaceful transition in their inner world, their inner selves, and it was reflected in the way which they were living. On the upside, when there is so much personal stuff left behind and abandoned (including numerous very valuable items) it makes me see how the very rich and the very poor are perhaps not much different from each other when seen fr this light. I am reminded that as these grand castles with its grand contents fall into decay, they are actually returning to where they came from: nature. The Tibetan Buddhist tradition of creating very intricate and exquisite large sand mandalas come to mind. However painstaking the number of hours and effort they devote to the mindful and prayerful creation of something so breathtakingly beautiful, as soon as it is complete they intentionally and mindfully destroy them and return them back to nature. Thank you so much for this video. It is a potent and profound piece for me on the beauty and truth of impermanence in everything.
Yes! Soothing voice, sensitive and loves history! Love these presentations! Its like I was there with them. I love his excitement over the French stove, fridge that still worked and throne! Gorgeous furniture, art and, yes, curtains! Thank you and your cameraman.
@@jennyknepper The Inglenooks with doors or curtains would help keep you warm (away from the drafts) the same as bed curtains did on canopy beds. (Traps in some body heat too, and gives the people who share commin spaces, some privacy. Everything was very practical back then.
Absolutely AMAZING place! I love the intro, you haven't skipped leg day! Sooo many wardrobes, cabinets, bookshelves, its unbelievable. The rooms go on and on forever. The tables in each room were called card tables or games tables. I have one that was my great grandparents. Some of the bedrooms had sinks with running water but just that one toilet?! Each room had the bedside table to store the bed pans to pee in at night. I love your energy and enthusiasm about the radiators and especially the wood burning stoves-I can't imagine the amount of wood it would take in the winter time. I'm glad you didn't go to the left on the third floor, I think the tile they laid was too much for the weight of the floor, is maybe why it was failing.... Its amazing to me after a few HUNDRED years the only crack I saw was in the bathroom. So many stories this place could tell. Thank you!
It makes me sad to know all that beauty is going to be ruined all those books lost we lose more of our history everyday. Thank you for these videos at least we will have these to remember how much beauty has been lost. To remember the way things used to be when family mattered and people would sit together and talk face to face.
Today's "schools" in the US are more concerned about pushing political BS than actually teaching. Just about everything I was taught in high school in the 1990s would be called "offensive rightwing lies" by today's "teachers."
@@largol33t1 Yes. They're Communist indoctrination centers, and, unfortunately, it's worked. Look at all the young people that think Marxism is the way. They weren't taught about the millions of lives lost, just the general theory, that NEVER has and NEVER will, work.
When you were showing the silver dustpan and you mentioned how they don’t make stuff like that anymore well that’s why I look into antique shops and I find a lot of things like that that I still use at home I don’t have a silver one but I do have a cool metal one from the 40s and it’s yellow!
These refined dust pans and brush were more for a dining table after high tea where crumbs were swept off the table to avoid wasging the whole table or washing the table cloth. Items of convenience were constantly being introduced to make life easier. However those times were surrounded by fine things of beauty. Now we have Ikea.
It’s like a history museum, it’s as though the owners lived in the lifestyle of a different era. I wonder if they passed away due to old age, and the family became overwhelmed with the responsibility of it. Sad that so many family heirlooms are left to decay 💙
That's what I was thinking! It's a museum! Packed so full of priceless antiques. Most likely the owner passed and the family couldn't afford the inheritance taxes that European countries use to keep families from passing down wealth. This explore was just breathtaking.
This was a stunning explore. I believe I loved everything in it. One thing I've come to admire from watching French Explorations is their unique interior design. It is so elegant and classy. I love the matching fabrics, the textures, the symetry in the way they decorate. I adore the floral patterns and vibrant colors, especially when they use pink. Marble fireplaces, the paintings. The carpets on the walls were gorgeous. And I love the displays of their religious beliefs throughout their home. No expense spared, just beauty everywhere. And the books!! Clearly very educated individuals. Thank you for a fantastic video. Take care, Stay safe, God bless! xoxo💖 Kat
What an amazing castle. That was one of the best. So historical all the antiques. What a shame no one could save the castle. Thank you for that exploration that was awesome 👏. 🌺🌴
It's so historical probably because it's still someone's house. Some is paying the ongoing electric bills..... Maybe they are too far away / busy or sick to come and really take care of things...
I just came across your videos a couple days ago. I love seeing beautiful homes like this. Seeing how people lived many years ago. Looking at the gorgeous antique furniture with their beautiful designs. Thank you so much for doing what you do. I look forward to seeing many more homes of years gone by...
Do you mean to say how ppl *with money* lived some short decades back? Ppl with money always enjoy the best. I’m surprised to see no squatters living there. It must have been unsettled family money issues. They probably died not having resolved their problems. What a waste all due to $$$.
I love the integrity and appreciation you show in your videos . Beautiful home, such a mystery why people simply abandon their beautiful homes and what seems most if not all their belongings.. really behooves me. These abandoned places videos are like stepping into a time capsule.
😂👍🏻Thank you Lesley, I appreciate you thinking of me! The velvet curtains are gorgeous, as well as that cabinet, beautiful mix wood tones and patterns. Frame 17:36 Beautiful chair with the yellow and blue design. Yes this was one Magnificent home, loved everything. So many valuables left behind, I don't think vandals, but family members looking for particular documents, or items of importance to take to another country. I hope the Gerardi family are well. Maybe a Winery Business dispute/disagreement somewhere, made them leave this location. Could be Germany, Switzerland or Brazil. Remember folks, No one leaves valuables, unless something more valuable is at stake! These valuables left behind is nothing to them. They should just auction off their furnishings. This place..is so historically comfortable, again, more than happy to be part of the cleaning crew.💕💕💕 All I need are the cutains, 2 beautiful yellow blue chair, Mirror etc. And spend a whole week there as a guest...too much to ask for? 🤗💕
What a classic there are only some people that feel as strongly about the past. I'm one too I think old souls.. we are coming back to eras we knew,,!beautiful ............lovedvthe big toliet.....
What a beautiful home, I hope someone will come along and save it from decaying..Thank you for another fantastic video, love the way you get so excited just like a child in a sweety shop lol..Look forward to the next video..Stay safe. xx
I will always say i love your channel, i've always loved watching forgotten homes of the past on TV or on RUclips. And this is absolutely one of my favourite RUclips channel where i can watch what i love most!!❤❤❤
There must be security. In the US a building like that would have been stripped to the last valuable article and vandalized beyond that. Unbelievable. Love your work. Thanks so much.
I started my husband watching your channel. He mentioned what perfect music, you are playing. Keep it up. The music, is a beautiful part, of your travels. Namaste..
Love the wallpaper in the first bedroom. I also love the way you show all the trinkets, china and the things the people used in everyday life. You treat their belongings with such respect. Thank you for that and for sharing your adventures with us.
This place is beyond magnificent all the old stoves and love the toilet throne and bathtubs. Thank you for finding this place for all to see. I appreciate you young men for doing this. Love ya
I just couldn't believe this awesome and marvelous castle was abandoned... There must be good reason why the family did so. I can't help but get emotional on this...there are so many whys in my mind.
Stunning, absolutely stunning! Thank you for showing this beautiful treasure, a peak into the past. It's actually heartbreaking to see so many beautiful peices of furniture and antique pieces left to decay rather than being appreciated by someone. The People who poured their hearts into building that place and then filling it to see it left with no one appreciating it is truly sad. Especially the state it was left in. It would be amazing to learn the fate of this family. I truly appreciate your care, respect you show while touring these homes and how you film it for your audience. You're extremely talented 👏
Everything about this place is incredibly beautiful including the yard. Somebody was looking after the place I think. I’m sure somebody owns it still thank you for this video
EXCELLENT!!!! By the time the video was closing , it almost feels like a little piece of this wonderful mansion goes with u. So sad to see these places start falling apart, as they have such high historical value, not to mention the high end furniture. As usual. you guys have done a great job--not only in making the video but also great quality content and showing us places that we would never be able to see in this lifetime. Thank you VERY much for your work.
36 minute mark That small stove could be the vendor example as he canvassed the town which was very common to do even in America. Lots of miniature furniture too., Just a thought. You give your heart explaining. Thank you.
I’d really love to know their story... I can’t imagine just going out the door with only a couple suitcases and leaving literally *everything* behind, must have been heartbreaking.
Amazing place, thank you for finding these beautiful places and showing them to us, Your very kind to the people who had lived in the places, Thankyou once again xxx
Fabulous!!! It makes me feel very ill, what could have happened to these people to make them leave and take nothing? Thank you for sharing. It took my breath away.
Jajaja, the end on the toilet throne... And to flush it for the good-bye... Hilarious! I love your passion and enthusiasm. Excellent video quality and content as always!
Absolutely fantastic! It’s a shame that it has been left in such a mess, the rooms and the furniture was so beautiful. Really love your videos, a glimpse into their lives that always makes me wonder why they leave so much behind. Thank you for your lovely tour.
What a beautiful home, I can never understand why families just disappear from these homes and never return. They say every room tells a story and I think this is true, looking at a few of the really old items gets you thinking, then amongst the items a few modern things, such as an electric toothbrush? Surely an old place such as this doesn’t have electricity? I know it could be put in, but it wouldn’t be in keeping with this wonderful place. You have chandelier, no gas lamps.. seems to be part modern and old mixed also clothing, which was quite modern.. plimsoles in the wardrobe , fleece on the back of a chair. Seems someone had lived here maybe in the 70s.. I’d so love to explore these old places, so interesting.
There was electricity for the old refrigerator in the laundry. The upkeep on a place like this plus the taxes might have been what caused the family not to come back to it. Particularly if the old people died and it was considered an unsaleable white elephant by the younger folk. There is a series of RUclips videos done by anEnglish couple who bought an abandoned French Chateau (very castle like) to live in, refurbish, and make into a wedding venue and get away spot with great food for both English and French customers. They bought it in fairly good shape for less than an apartment in London would have cost. Escape to the Chateau is the title.
I can understand erhaps that people leave or abandon the house itself due to the cost of upkeep but the things inside it? Why not sell those or take some to another house? Maybe that’s why there’s not ladies or children’s clothes as they have done just that. Shame to leave the beds, furniture, dishes etc though.
@@clare3820 Maybe they are so wealthy they have better things where they are at now. The things left maybe don't mean much to them, even though for people like us they seem very precious. Or perhaps they fell on hard times and had to be practical, only taking things with them that they needed or really wanted.
This was an absolute JOY to see! I would love to do a walk through of this place, touch things, read things, omg. So many objects reminded me of Titanic, from some of the furnishings, the chandeliers, the fireplaces. This is amazing! Thank you so much for sharing this with us.
Your whispering comments and giggling moments bring added joy as you narrate your discovering adventures along with what time has left behind! Always fun, always insightful and always reassuring to see enthusiast's still curating treasures from the past being saved for the lover's of an era long gone...
I could feel the joy of you everytime when u laugh in the middle of the beautiful castle. I also very enjoy this exploration u've made..so wonderful and historical place. I just love it.😘
Thank you for showing & sharing this remarkable chateau in France. It’s amazing how people just up & leave a living place. Maybe they all died off one by one & just lived in certain parts of the property. It all goes back to the 1600 so might have been in the family for centuries. The last living ones might have just left because it got too much for them all the responsibilities plus overwhelming possessions all around them. There are indeed many valuables around & probably after a good clean up it would be worth a large amount of money. The old stoves are remarkable, plus bathrooms with their toilets. ( or throne rooms). The furniture & beds are old design. Because it’s hot in France it’s remarkably well kept especially the wall paper. The books must be a real treasure trove to go through. You can see by the kitchen & utensils, pots & pans on the walls that people have lived here for many many years. There are old paintings on the walls of people dressed for hundreds of years ago. Plus the taxidermy stuffed animals which were in fashion a hundred years ago. Maybe the up keep of the place became too much to afford. Somebody must know. It must have had fantastic gardens as well. Maybe a few vintage cars in the grounds. Probably has cellars & garages as well. Really enjoyed the viewing of this historical chateau.
It’s unimaginable to leave so many valuable items.. it looks like someone was organizing things to maybe remove them but something happened and they stopped and left. I would love to know more of their history. Thanks for taking us with you on this find.
I am admiring how respectful you are and how you enjoy these explorations. I love how you show almost everything and wouldn’t mind more. Wouldn’t mind at all if the videos where even longer. There are a lot of old historical abandoned houses where I live and I always wish I could see inside, but I feel you are doing it for me. This is wonderful! I love how you care to preserve it all, beautiful!!!
Hi it’s Ann hi both omg what an amazing home .The stairs are beautiful,love some of the furniture ,you always tell us about what you see . I don’t understand where have they gone ,great find Lesley thank you for taking us around with you,love Ann uk xx
I agree with Anita, they would not only be used for insulation but also give the house a warm and complete feeling. Thank for providing me with the correct name :)
Explomo did this place and shortly after their visit, the place was emptied of everything. I guess owners found out people were putting it online XD I feel like due to some laws it has been in probate, but extended family have been in and out, listing things on ebay (explomo bid found things sorted, like China sets for ebay) so probate or whatever most likely came through and allowed current owner/s to come in finally and remove things. We will never know for sure the story of what happened, and we it sat empty for so many years
You can't remove items if the property is in probate because it is considered part of the value of the property. Now if the bank owns they may or may not let you remove things.
Wonder if any of these families who just disappeared without a trace had pets at one time. I've watched hundreds of these abandoned mansions and just wonder if family members came to gather the cat, dog, rabbit, bird, etc. Somebody has to know something about these abandoned houses.
Surely the facts/stories/explanations would have been handed down to family members. One would think. Many people had their homes invaded and taken over by soldiers - and so on. I've heard so many stories of that nature from seniors in my job who were children during the war in Europe. Children who witnessed horrifying things. Still traumatized 💔
Leslie had to have broken his own record for most "wows" in a RUclips video in this one. Someone should do a count of how many times he said wow in this one! P.S.- Love all of your videos Bros Of Decay! Look forward to them every week and I watch every one! WOW!
Hola,me da gusto poder verlos de nuevo,no servia mi cell,ya esta viejito como los castillos y casas hermosas a veces sueño tengo peadillas con esas casas que ando recorriendo y me da un poco de miedo que hermosas casas si hablaran contarian sobre sus dueños ,estan esperandolos y deben sentirse muy tristes .nunca regresaron
The carpets are actually called "Tapestries" they are designed to hang on the walls, usually to help with any drafts in the homes in the early days but as time passed they were used for showing off wealth because tapestries are works of art that were made with expensive materials.
The most interesting discovery was the very old letters in the large closet. All those documents should be rescued and taken to experts. Historians could find much more information there about the things of that time. I hope someone saves them before they get ruined. Greetings from Finland. ~ Katja
I want to say how much joy your channel brings to me. i love history. and i love to see how people live. thank you for sharing all of your adventures with me. i will continue to enjoy all that your channel has to offer. i wish there is more i could do to show my appreciation for you guys.
Those "canisters" hanging above the sink (opposite the mattress beaters) are in fact bed warmers! How wonderfully amazing. I would dearly love to see this chateau restored to it's original glory. To witness such decay and abandonment, is too upsetting.
I don't really know how I found your channel but WOW, I am hooked!! I can tell how much you love finding these abandoned treasures. The joy in your voice when exploring makes me happy. I treasure you and this channel now. Thank you first sharing these time capsules, although there's a little bit of sadness to see such decay, it's still a wonderful glimpse into history.
Actually it isn’t either a dust pan or a crumb cleaner. It is used for the fireplace which was right next to it. It is used to clean the ashes from the fireplace . When you used to use a fireplace most the day for heat you had to clean them up on a regular basis.
Fireplaces aside, this is beyond a doubt the most fascinating exploration I have seen, or likely may EVER see! Your presentation & your voice are just excellent!!! (Glad u got to sit on the throne!!!)
You have an eye for what you do, wish I could do something like this it's so amazing thank you for sharing this with so many people. From Jonesborough Tennessee
I am in total awe. If I had been with you, I would’ve had an anxiety attack from the excitement of it all. My daughter and I went in an antique store once, it was much bigger than it looked from the outside and it was packed full! I literally had an attack, the excitement and not knowing where to start was all too much for me 😂 LOVE places like this. I don’t understand how they are just left to rot away when someone in need could use it. Makes me excited but sad at that same time. Awesome find guys. Stay safe and healthy 🥰
Your videos are so mesmerizing! I could watch them all day. I’m a history lover and own so many antiques myself. I love your excitement when you look at antiques and old things. I would love to do what you do for a living. Although, I would honestly be so tempted to save some of those beautiful antiques and give them a new life!!! So sad they’re left there to rot away with no one to enjoy them...not to mention the beautiful artwork!? Looks like they could be hundreds of years old...and possibly priceless in value! You never know! I wish someone would go in and save all this beautiful stuff...also makes you wonder what on earth happened to these people!? How can you just leave your entire life behind?? So strange...also I love your accent! It’s so beautiful! Where are you from? I couldn’t tell if it was a French accent or Swedish. You seem to know a lot of French and German! It’s so pretty to listen to! Keep making videos for us to enjoy!!! (:
That was a fantastic find! SO much amazing old furniture and that mangler in the laundry room was super cool. One thing, did anyone else notice... aside from that throne toilet and the bidet there were no toilets. I did, however notice a chamber pot or two in each room, and other 'night water' receptacles, including china bedpans hung on the wall in that one cleaning storage/sink room. Those people didn't have toilets handy. The throne was the only place to well.. do your royal business. Crazy way to live. Rich people are weird.
"One, two, tree...." so adorable!! I love his accent! His accent with soft voice while story telling is so respectful and sweet. And hes not bad on the eyes either..great combo!
Wow you said everything exactly that I was going to say.
I totally agree!
Agree
A property brother, but better looks & better real estate.
Heyy Amy what a sweat comment 🤭❤️
I honestly wish whoever owns the property would auction off the items while they're still in good condition.. and/or donate to a museum or something. I love Victorian stuff.. D: just hate to see it going to waste unused..
I agree total waste! 😔
It looks like they ALL DIED
My sentiments.so sad to see such wonderful heirlooms going to rot.
I was thinking there’s got to be a way to find any remaining descendants who would love to know this exists! With the family disappearing, the time frame, and where this is located, makes you wonder if they may have left to save their lives. So much of it is pre WWII. At the very least, most of the contents could be museum pieces!
Everything is so pretty
I love your respectful nature. How you ensure to protect all these incredible places by not damaging anything I’ve watched you guys for so long. Youre number 1 on my abandoned homes guys. Love you all
I love Them to. They are very respectful. Many thanks!!. Stay safe and take care 💋
Why would you take a calender along if you've left everything else
I can hardly contain myself from organizing each room and putting things in their places. What a great hotel that place would be.
You truly have a natural gift for narration. Your admiration and appreciation for all things of historical value is contagious. Your voice and command of the English language is comforting, engaging and beautiful. Thank you for showing this particular property. It was breathtaking from beginning to end. Thank you.
Your so ok
So well described 👌
That was one of the most amazing homes I’ve seen yet. You could just hear the kids running through it while the women were busy doing things and men were on meetings. Then their special occasions the place all lit up and listening to music !! Loved that one so much Thank you for sharing :)
I love this place.
I agree! This definatly had such a good feeling.. not haunting at all and besides the toilet that I think we need to bring back, the furniture was so Lovely inlay different wood just BEAUTIFUL! Thank you for the tour oh and in the back yard I noticed an area that probably had a swimming pool at one time the shape in the grass appears to have been filled in! Great Find..
O have the same feeling about this place! Thank you for you for the long-term support Vhonda!
Bros Of Decay your so very welcome !! Thank you for the places you go to and sharing with us I love them !!
There really was a warm feeling of 'family' there ..And entertaining.
The beautiful cabinet in the dining room is made of inlaid wood, it is different pieces of different colors in order to make the design. It takes a long time and is very painstakingly difficult to do. I just love it. Thank you for all your hard work.
Wow that must be sooo difficult to produce...
The silver dust pan you found in the dining room had a brush that went with it and it was used for taking crumbs off the table cloths. It wasn't used on the floors.
Excuse me Cindy and thank you for the correction!
How brave you are..You weren't frightened in this house that years left by people.Isn't it haunted?
Hey I spend around 8 hours inside going through the house, no ghost 😅
These were also used in railroad dining cars that had silver service and are marked w/railroad they belonged to.
@@BrosOfDecay with all the religious crosses & images the ghosts would have been scared to be there?
It's my experience in these cases of the families tied up in a dispute and no one can touch anything till that's settled which sometimes takes years...
There would be lots more dust and spiders webs if this wasn’t being checked on I think. I.ve seen houses abandoned for far less time covered in dust/damp/spiders webs etc.
So true. Also I learned in a private care position I did that during WW2...Couples who were married but from different cultural backgrounds often had to abandon their home's to escape persecution. Very sad. My client was a child in Germany then. Many children were hidden in underground bunkers to be protected from the Natzi's. Her mother was from a wealthy Jewish family and her father was German. Her mother had to escape to Russia. Her father and brothers did their best to keep running their beautiful farm but life was very difficult for them to say the least. Her mother's family would not help them financially nor would they take my client into their home during the war. They too had a very rich house. History is sad...
The furniture needs rescued and repurposed . Such magnificent architecture and master craftmanship with furniture building and design. Hopefully it can be rescued! Thank you for sharing all the beauty there.
Definitely agree with you they should do something the left behind furniture!
Es realmente increible que se encuentren lugares como este .Que pudo pasar para dejar todo asi como asi.
The brass hanging bells in the end of the video are the bells to call the staff from various rooms. Each bell has its unique tone which tells the staff where they are needed.
Watching this Humongous place will leave a Mark to everyone ‘s mind that everything a person’s property owned , or how much you have in your wallet it doesn’t make a difference at the end all was left behind.... what we seen meaningless materials positions turned to dust..
That was my impression too.
I’m ashamed to admit that I would be tempted to “liberate” much of that blue and white china. This is the best tour I’ve ever seen. Thank you.
me too love that blue and white i was thinking of going to mich to get some dutch plates
The wall tiles in the bathroom with the throne toilet, I would liberate those right off the walls.
I’ve thought about such things as I watch these videos, too! Not just the china, but the books, or small but unique items like the scale in the dining room. For other locations I believe they get permission from someone to enter, or perhaps check with local authorities, and I’m sure if an owner or law enforcement suspected they were absconding with anything, they’d face lawsuits and infamy that could make future endeavors more difficult to arrange.
If it was me, and heck, maybe one day it WILL be me, depending on who I was negotiating with to gain access, I might ask if I could pick out one small piece to take with me, to remember it by, subject to their approval, that I’d get in writing. And possibly I’d pay for it. Not looking to sell on ebay or anywhere else.
Lesley - your voice is pure chocolate: smooth, calm, friendly, sincere, engaging and just you! A young man with a great future ahead of you.
Wonderful job, once more.
It is quite something to see the tale of how the castle's once-upon-a-time centerpiece of having exquisite fireplaces with all their finest marble, mirror, artwork and gilding eventually became antiquated. These were then replaced with metal stoves, the incredibly disjunctive tall white heaters (with their big black pipes clashing against the beauty of the wall paper) and finally, the steam/eletric radiant heaters. Also, seeing the washing machines from prior centuries all in one room is like seeing a messy version of a Smithsonian exhibit. Wow. These all indicate how this castle was very much in use as it went through the centuries -- it went through upgrades from candles/chandeliers to electric. The impact of these upgrades changed the integrity of the overall aesthetic of the interior designs. The rooms began to look very hodge-podge, mishmash. The elegance which once was faded or completely became mostly obliterated.
I really enjoy seeing the joy in which you explore and guide your viewers through the property. The feeling I get when I watch all the things which were left behind and the way in which they were left behind, feels somewhat depressing. It seems like the residents did not make a peaceful transition in their inner world, their inner selves, and it was reflected in the way which they were living. On the upside, when there is so much personal stuff left behind and abandoned (including numerous very valuable items) it makes me see how the very rich and the very poor are perhaps not much different from each other when seen fr this light.
I am reminded that as these grand castles with its grand contents fall into decay, they are actually returning to where they came from: nature. The Tibetan Buddhist tradition of creating very intricate and exquisite large sand mandalas come to mind. However painstaking the number of hours and effort they devote to the mindful and prayerful creation of something so breathtakingly beautiful, as soon as it is complete they intentionally and mindfully destroy them and return them back to nature.
Thank you so much for this video. It is a potent and profound piece for me on the beauty and truth of impermanence in everything.
Yes! Soothing voice, sensitive and loves history! Love these presentations! Its like I was there with them. I love his excitement over the French stove, fridge that still worked and throne! Gorgeous furniture, art and, yes, curtains! Thank you and your cameraman.
The reasons many chateau beds are recessed is to keep the draft off the sleeping occupant, much like beds covered in canopy's with drapes
Michael Martineau sometimes the recessed beds even had cabinet doors to stay warn-good idea although my claustrophobia would not be ok with that.
This is some wonderfull information Michael thanks a lot!
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The Inglenooks with doors or curtains would help keep you warm (away from the drafts) the same as bed curtains did on canopy beds. (Traps in some body heat too, and gives the people who share commin spaces, some privacy. Everything was very practical back then.
@@BrosOfDecay why don't you know this???
I would love a bed like that for my anxiety. It seems comfortable and cozy.
Absolutely AMAZING place!
I love the intro, you haven't skipped leg day!
Sooo many wardrobes, cabinets, bookshelves, its unbelievable.
The rooms go on and on forever.
The tables in each room were called card tables or games tables.
I have one that was my great grandparents.
Some of the bedrooms had sinks with running water but just that one toilet?!
Each room had the bedside table to store the bed pans to pee in at night.
I love your energy and enthusiasm about the radiators and especially the wood burning stoves-I can't imagine the amount of wood it would take in the winter time.
I'm glad you didn't go to the left on the third floor, I think the tile they laid was too much for the weight of the floor, is maybe why it was failing....
Its amazing to me after a few HUNDRED years the only crack I saw was in the bathroom.
So many stories this place could tell.
Thank you!
It makes me sad to know all that beauty is going to be ruined all those books lost we lose more of our history everyday. Thank you for these videos at least we will have these to remember how much beauty has been lost. To remember the way things used to be when family mattered and people would sit together and talk face to face.
Today's "schools" in the US are more concerned about pushing political BS than actually teaching. Just about everything I was taught in high school in the 1990s would be called "offensive rightwing lies" by today's "teachers."
Teachers only let my kids watch CNN and teach there Liberal ways.Whatever you believe,shouldn’t be pushed on kids!!
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Yes. They're Communist indoctrination centers, and, unfortunately, it's worked. Look at all the young people that think Marxism is the way. They weren't taught about the millions of lives lost, just the general theory, that NEVER has and NEVER will, work.
His voice is so soothing.... Anyone else? No? Just me? Ok lol
You are not alone!
SOUNDS LIKE THE GUY WHO DOES SPONGEBOB. LOL
I literally watch these at night and fall asleep. So calming 🥰
I thought his voice sounded like those narrators in some top ten haunted places videos or whatever.
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I enjoy his enthusiasm and joy when he takes us through the amazing places.
When you were showing the silver dustpan and you mentioned how they don’t make stuff like that anymore well that’s why I look into antique shops and I find a lot of things like that that I still use at home I don’t have a silver one but I do have a cool metal one from the 40s and it’s yellow!
The silver dustpan is for brushing crumbs from the table.
@@christinahuie7063 exactly! :)
Christina Huie that is what it was for made. I was going to post that information but glad I checked other comments and found yours.
These refined dust pans and brush were more for a dining table after high tea where crumbs were swept off the table to avoid wasging the whole table or washing the table cloth. Items of convenience were constantly being introduced to make life easier. However those times were surrounded by fine things of beauty. Now we have Ikea.
It’s like a history museum, it’s as though the owners lived in the lifestyle of a different era. I wonder if they passed away due to old age, and the family became overwhelmed with the responsibility of it. Sad that so many family heirlooms are left to decay 💙
That's what I was thinking! It's a museum! Packed so full of priceless antiques. Most likely the owner passed and the family couldn't afford the inheritance taxes that European countries use to keep families from passing down wealth. This explore was just breathtaking.
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Probably.
But what a mess !!!
They Did not take care of the place even before they disappeared.
Very messy
This was a stunning explore. I believe I loved everything in it. One thing I've come to admire from watching French Explorations is their unique interior design. It is so elegant and classy. I love the matching fabrics, the textures, the symetry in the way they decorate. I adore the floral patterns and vibrant colors, especially when they use pink. Marble fireplaces, the paintings. The carpets on the walls were gorgeous. And I love the displays of their religious beliefs throughout their home. No expense spared, just beauty everywhere. And the books!! Clearly very educated individuals. Thank you for a fantastic video. Take care, Stay safe, God bless! xoxo💖 Kat
Best one yet loved the layout of the castle and everything left inside. What a gem. Can't believe these buildings get forgotten about and abandoned.
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The editor of this video needs to use his voice to tell stories all over the world I Love it.
I think his voice would be excellent to tell children's stories 😊
I love that you have quiet but beautiful background music that just seems to fit in beautifully with the video!!
I fall in love with these homes every time.. I would give anything to have something so gorgeous to live in.. its so sad they are empty..
What an amazing castle. That was one of the best. So historical all the antiques. What a shame no one could save the castle. Thank you for that exploration that was awesome 👏. 🌺🌴
It's so historical probably because it's still someone's house. Some is paying the ongoing electric bills..... Maybe they are too far away / busy or sick to come and really take care of things...
I just came across your videos a couple days ago. I love seeing beautiful homes like this. Seeing how people lived many years ago. Looking at the gorgeous antique furniture with their beautiful designs. Thank you so much for doing what you do. I look forward to seeing many more homes of years gone by...
Lovely to hear that you found out about what I do ☺️
Do you mean to say how ppl *with money* lived some short decades back? Ppl with money always enjoy the best. I’m surprised to see no squatters living there. It must have been unsettled family money issues. They probably died not having resolved their problems. What a waste all due to $$$.
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I love the integrity and appreciation you show in your videos . Beautiful home, such a mystery why people simply abandon their beautiful homes and what seems most if not all their belongings.. really behooves me. These abandoned places videos are like stepping into a time capsule.
😂👍🏻Thank you Lesley, I appreciate you thinking of me! The velvet curtains are gorgeous, as well as that cabinet, beautiful mix wood tones and patterns.
Frame 17:36 Beautiful chair with the yellow and blue design.
Yes this was one Magnificent home, loved everything. So many valuables left behind, I don't think vandals, but family members looking for particular documents, or items of importance to take to another country. I hope the Gerardi family are well. Maybe a Winery Business dispute/disagreement somewhere, made them leave this location. Could be Germany, Switzerland or Brazil.
Remember folks, No one leaves valuables, unless something more valuable is at stake!
These valuables left behind is nothing to them. They should just auction off their furnishings. This place..is so historically comfortable, again, more than happy to be part of the cleaning crew.💕💕💕
All I need are the cutains, 2 beautiful yellow blue chair, Mirror etc. And spend a whole week there as a guest...too much to ask for? 🤗💕
Damn! that's what abandoned exploration dreams are made of!
This was my dream place to find and upload!
Perfect presentation. Absolutely "A". Two thumbs up for this video. Congrats.
Nossa que lindo esse papel de parede amei
Thanks a lot!
This is just amazing! Thank you 😊 ❤️!
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This was amazing. I really love a good old mansion. So many beautiful things. Thank you for taking us there.
What a classic there are only some people that feel as strongly about the past. I'm one too I think old souls.. we are coming back to eras we knew,,!beautiful ............lovedvthe big toliet.....
What a beautiful home, I hope someone will come along and save it from decaying..Thank you for another fantastic video, love the way you get so excited just like a child in a sweety shop lol..Look forward to the next video..Stay safe. xx
I would definitely try to find out what happened to the people and why they had to go and maybe the history of the house.
Maybe because the house was haunted at their time.
Gerardi family....mafia this is pocket change to these glutens
Very hard to do and this would also reveal the location something I would not like to do 😉
Bros Of Decay Good point ! It would be sad if someone came back later and vandalized it.
Me too
I will always say i love your channel, i've always loved watching forgotten homes of the past on TV or on RUclips. And this is absolutely one of my favourite RUclips channel where i can watch what i love most!!❤❤❤
There must be security. In the US a building like that would have been stripped to the last valuable article and vandalized beyond that. Unbelievable. Love your work. Thanks so much.
I started my husband watching your channel. He mentioned what perfect music, you are playing. Keep it up. The music, is a beautiful part, of your travels. Namaste..
Awsome find!! Ok I'm winning the Lottery and going to get this place!!! Can't believe no one lives there.
Be safe keep on keeping on
You only connect when you have a feeling for it. And thats what the Core of this Videos. It shines through.
What a lovely gentle way you have!
Thank you 🤭
Love the wallpaper in the first bedroom. I also love the way you show all the trinkets, china and the things the people used in everyday life. You treat their belongings with such respect. Thank you for that and for sharing your adventures with us.
This place would make an amazing bed and breakfast hotel, if you want to visit the past.
People only disappear leaving things behind unless they are dead or hiding from something or a tragic event
This place is beyond magnificent all the old stoves and love the toilet throne and bathtubs. Thank you for finding this place for all to see. I appreciate you young men for doing this. Love ya
Or! Maybe.......... haunted? 👻 👽💀😱
Or moved to another country.
Freemasons🏴☠️
Man what's going to happen to all that stuff👀🙄🤨🤔😟
I just couldn't believe this awesome and marvelous castle was abandoned... There must be good reason why the family did so. I can't help but get emotional on this...there are so many whys in my mind.
All that gorgeous salt glazed pottery! Gah! And those super old books; the mice are eating the glue off the spines. Breaks my heart.
Stunning, absolutely stunning! Thank you for showing this beautiful treasure, a peak into the past. It's actually heartbreaking to see so many beautiful peices of furniture and antique pieces left to decay rather than being appreciated by someone. The People who poured their hearts into building that place and then filling it to see it left with no one appreciating it is truly sad. Especially the state it was left in. It would be amazing to learn the fate of this family. I truly appreciate your care, respect you show while touring these homes and how you film it for your audience. You're extremely talented 👏
Everything about this place is incredibly beautiful including the yard. Somebody was looking after the place I think. I’m sure somebody owns it still thank you for this video
EXCELLENT!!!! By the time the video was closing , it almost feels like a little piece of this wonderful mansion goes with u. So sad to see these places start falling apart, as they have such high historical value, not to mention the high end furniture. As usual. you guys have done a great job--not only in making the video but also great quality content and showing us places that we would never be able to see in this lifetime. Thank you VERY much for your work.
That Venetian mirror alone is worth about 25 thousand dollars! Simply astonishing! Gorgeous home, so sad it was left behind to decay.
36 minute mark That small stove could be the vendor example as he canvassed the town which was very common to do even in America. Lots of miniature furniture too., Just a thought.
You give your heart explaining. Thank you.
I’d really love to know their story... I can’t imagine just going out the door with only a couple suitcases and leaving literally *everything* behind, must have been heartbreaking.
Marilyn, Maybe you can Google the family and history .
I wold love to know why they walked away from a beautiful place like this too.
I think if they worked hard for all this stuff, it would not be left to rot as my grandmother always said, easy come easy go. ( Just walk away)
Absolutely enjoyed this tour. I feel sad at the people who must have lived and then left the place. Something mysterious must have happened.
Fantastic exploration!! Loved it all. ❤❤ I think I may cast it on television to watch. Be safe as always....can't wait for the next one. 😮
Amazing place, thank you for finding these beautiful places and showing them to us,
Your very kind to the people who had lived in the places, Thankyou once again xxx
Fabulous!!! It makes me feel very ill, what could have happened to these people to make them leave and take nothing? Thank you for
sharing. It took my breath away.
Jajaja, the end on the toilet throne... And to flush it for the good-bye... Hilarious! I love your passion and enthusiasm. Excellent video quality and content as always!
I always think you paired the most perfect music with your videos.
Absolutely fantastic! It’s a shame that it has been left in such a mess, the rooms and the furniture was so beautiful. Really love your videos, a glimpse into their lives that always makes me wonder why they leave so much behind. Thank you for your lovely tour.
I don't really know but I think the chimneys we're designed so that they can distribute heat better. Absolutely fantastic. Thank you so much.
Since they probably used coal for heat those twisted chimneys must have been a pain to clean!
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What a beautiful home, I can never understand why families just disappear from these homes and never return. They say every room tells a story and I think this is true, looking at a few of the really old items gets you thinking, then amongst the items a few modern things, such as an electric toothbrush? Surely an old place such as this doesn’t have electricity? I know it could be put in, but it wouldn’t be in keeping with this wonderful place. You have chandelier, no gas lamps.. seems to be part modern and old mixed also clothing, which was quite modern.. plimsoles in the wardrobe , fleece on the back of a chair. Seems someone had lived here maybe in the 70s.. I’d so love to explore these old places, so interesting.
There was electricity for the old refrigerator in the laundry. The upkeep on a place like this plus the taxes might have been what caused the family not to come back to it. Particularly if the old people died and it was considered an unsaleable white elephant by the younger folk. There is a series of RUclips videos done by anEnglish couple who bought an abandoned French Chateau (very castle like) to live in, refurbish, and make into a wedding venue and get away spot with great food for both English and French customers. They bought it in fairly good shape for less than an apartment in London would have cost. Escape to the Chateau is the title.
I can understand erhaps that people leave or abandon the house itself due to the cost of upkeep but the things inside it? Why not sell those or take some to another house? Maybe that’s why there’s not ladies or children’s clothes as they have done just that. Shame to leave the beds, furniture, dishes etc though.
@@clare3820 Maybe they are so wealthy they have better things where they are at now. The things left maybe don't mean much to them, even though for people like us they seem very precious. Or perhaps they fell on hard times and had to be practical, only taking things with them that they needed or really wanted.
I saw cross the family live there is christian🙂
I think that the chimney is designed like that to try to stop so much of the heat from escaping from the room, up the chimney.
This was an absolute JOY to see! I would love to do a walk through of this place, touch things, read things, omg. So many objects reminded me of Titanic, from some of the furnishings, the chandeliers, the fireplaces. This is amazing! Thank you so much for sharing this with us.
Your whispering comments and giggling moments bring added joy as you narrate your discovering adventures along with what time has left behind! Always fun, always insightful and always reassuring to see enthusiast's still curating treasures from the past being saved for the lover's of an era long gone...
I could feel the joy of you everytime when u laugh in the middle of the beautiful castle. I also very enjoy this exploration u've made..so wonderful and historical place. I just love it.😘
You’re a story teller 😘
A beautiful rich voice too...
Thank you for showing & sharing this remarkable chateau in France. It’s amazing how people just up & leave a living place. Maybe they all died off one by one & just lived in certain parts of the property. It all goes back to the 1600 so might have been in the family for centuries. The last living ones might have just left because it got too much for them all the responsibilities plus overwhelming possessions all around them. There are indeed many valuables around & probably after a good clean up it would be worth a large amount of money. The old stoves are remarkable, plus bathrooms with their toilets. ( or throne rooms). The furniture & beds are old design. Because it’s hot in France it’s remarkably well kept especially the wall paper. The books must be a real treasure trove to go through. You can see by the kitchen & utensils, pots & pans on the walls that people have lived here for many many years. There are old paintings on the walls of people dressed for hundreds of years ago. Plus the taxidermy stuffed animals which were in fashion a hundred years ago. Maybe the up keep of the place became too much to afford. Somebody must know. It must have had fantastic gardens as well. Maybe a few vintage cars in the grounds.
Probably has cellars & garages as well.
Really enjoyed the viewing of this historical chateau.
It’s unimaginable to leave so many valuable items.. it looks like someone was organizing things to maybe remove them but something happened and they stopped and left. I would love to know more of their history. Thanks for taking us with you on this find.
I am admiring how respectful you are and how you enjoy these explorations. I love how you show almost everything and wouldn’t mind more. Wouldn’t mind at all if the videos where even longer. There are a lot of old historical abandoned houses where I live and I always wish I could see inside, but I feel you are doing it for me. This is wonderful! I love how you care to preserve it all, beautiful!!!
What a beautiful house Leslie! It looks so neat and tidy like someone still lives there. Wonderful video.
Hi it’s Ann hi both omg what an amazing home .The stairs are beautiful,love some of the furniture ,you always tell us about what you see . I don’t understand where have they gone ,great find Lesley thank you for taking us around with you,love Ann uk xx
I believe the carpets on the walls are called tapestry.
"Wall carpets"
@David Brown Not just Russian homes. They were used for insulation
Often found in castles and huge old country homes worldwide!!
I agree with Anita, they would not only be used for insulation but also give the house a warm and complete feeling. Thank for providing me with the correct name :)
I have seen tapestry decorations in Iranian and Indian households.
Your voice is stunning and so comforting Sir.
I am in awe ....
Wonderful tour.
It's a dream !
Everyone I see stuff like this, I keep waiting for someone to walk in and go, “Hey a-hole, what are you doing in my summer house!!!”
Or the local constable!
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I managed to find some earlier shoots of this chateau and everything was neat and covered with sheets to prevent dust layering.
Omgosh!
Would love to see them!
Any chance you could share the link?
@@kila4 I'm not sure, it was something in french written...
Omgoodness I love the seabird wallpaper in the last bathroom
not wallpaper it was hand painted tiles
Explomo did this place and shortly after their visit, the place was emptied of everything. I guess owners found out people were putting it online XD I feel like due to some laws it has been in probate, but extended family have been in and out, listing things on ebay (explomo bid found things sorted, like China sets for ebay) so probate or whatever most likely came through and allowed current owner/s to come in finally and remove things. We will never know for sure the story of what happened, and we it sat empty for so many years
Are probate court records not public documents in France?
Do you know which episode it was? And how do you know it was emptied out?
You can't remove items if the property is in probate because it is considered part of the value of the property. Now if the bank owns they may or may not let you remove things.
God Love you for always showing respect to the people who have come before you.
Wonder if any of these families who just disappeared without a trace had pets at one time. I've watched hundreds of these abandoned mansions and just wonder if family members came to gather the cat, dog, rabbit, bird, etc. Somebody has to know something about these abandoned houses.
Surely the facts/stories/explanations would have been handed down to family members. One would think. Many people had their homes invaded and taken over by soldiers - and so on. I've heard so many stories of that nature from seniors in my job who were children during the war in Europe. Children who witnessed horrifying things. Still traumatized 💔
I love it when people are concerned for the pets like me
Leslie had to have broken his own record for most "wows" in a RUclips video in this one.
Someone should do a count of how many times he said wow in this one!
P.S.- Love all of your videos Bros Of Decay! Look forward to them every week and I watch every one! WOW!
Hola,me da gusto poder verlos de nuevo,no servia mi cell,ya esta viejito como los castillos y casas hermosas a veces sueño tengo peadillas con esas casas que ando recorriendo y me da un poco de miedo que hermosas casas si hablaran contarian sobre sus dueños ,estan esperandolos y deben sentirse muy tristes .nunca regresaron
Wow this is a stunning place! Beautiful interiors.
I would love to take my time and go through this place, looking more in depth at all those paintings and antiques. I loved it! Good job!
sahia girl ANTIQUE AMMA Same here lol.
Me too! Oh how I so wish I could explode in great detail and depth as well.
Back yard has a happy face on grass
The carpets are actually called "Tapestries" they are designed to hang on the walls, usually to help with any drafts in the homes in the early days but as time passed they were used for showing off wealth because tapestries are works of art that were made with expensive materials.
The place is beautiful. Wonderful antiques & stuff. Hard to believe everything is still there. Thanks for this!
I have never seen anything like this explore in my life. This is a true castle.
The most interesting discovery was the very old letters in the large closet. All those documents should be rescued and taken to experts. Historians could find much more information there about the things of that time. I hope someone saves them before they get ruined. Greetings from Finland. ~ Katja
Hi Lesley, I really enjoyed this explore, I didn't want it to end either. Keep up the good work, love from Australia.
I want to say how much joy your channel brings to me. i love history. and i love to see how people live. thank you for sharing all of your adventures with me. i will continue to enjoy all that your channel has to offer. i wish there is more i could do to show my appreciation for you guys.
Those "canisters" hanging above the sink (opposite the mattress beaters) are in fact bed warmers! How wonderfully amazing.
I would dearly love to see this chateau restored to it's original glory. To witness such decay and abandonment, is too upsetting.
The "artwork" above the fireplace is an old lock (there is even the key)...
I don't really know how I found your channel but WOW, I am hooked!! I can tell how much you love finding these abandoned treasures. The joy in your voice when exploring makes me happy. I treasure you and this channel now. Thank you first sharing these time capsules, although there's a little bit of sadness to see such decay, it's still a wonderful glimpse into history.
That's not a dust pan...it's for the servants to clean crumbs from the dining table.♥️🇺🇸
Wearing formal wear and white gloves.
Quite right, I remember these
Actually it isn’t either a dust pan or a crumb cleaner. It is used for the fireplace which was right next to it. It is used to clean the ashes from the fireplace . When you used to use a fireplace most the day for heat you had to clean them up on a regular basis.
@@arleendelaronde8396 with a silver pan? doesn't sound right.
Fireplaces aside, this is beyond a doubt the most fascinating exploration I have seen, or likely may EVER see! Your presentation & your voice are just excellent!!! (Glad u got to sit on the throne!!!)
Omg your voice is hypnotic , i was in middle of panick and anxiety attack i start watching ur video and all stop ps: thank you
Their lives were more valuable than all They left behind.
You have an eye for what you do, wish I could do something like this it's so amazing thank you for sharing this with so many people. From Jonesborough Tennessee
I am in total awe. If I had been with you, I would’ve had an anxiety attack from the excitement of it all. My daughter and I went in an antique store once, it was much bigger than it looked from the outside and it was packed full! I literally had an attack, the excitement and not knowing where to start was all too much for me 😂 LOVE places like this. I don’t understand how they are just left to rot away when someone in need could use it. Makes me excited but sad at that same time. Awesome find guys. Stay safe and healthy 🥰
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I'm sure Rachel Ashwell could have a panic attack there. I also . LOL.
Your videos are so mesmerizing! I could watch them all day. I’m a history lover and own so many antiques myself. I love your excitement when you look at antiques and old things. I would love to do what you do for a living. Although, I would honestly be so tempted to save some of those beautiful antiques and give them a new life!!! So sad they’re left there to rot away with no one to enjoy them...not to mention the beautiful artwork!? Looks like they could be hundreds of years old...and possibly priceless in value! You never know! I wish someone would go in and save all this beautiful stuff...also makes you wonder what on earth happened to these people!? How can you just leave your entire life behind?? So strange...also I love your accent! It’s so beautiful! Where are you from? I couldn’t tell if it was a French accent or Swedish. You seem to know a lot of French and German! It’s so pretty to listen to! Keep making videos for us to enjoy!!! (:
That was a fantastic find! SO much amazing old furniture and that mangler in the laundry room was super cool. One thing, did anyone else notice... aside from that throne toilet and the bidet there were no toilets. I did, however notice a chamber pot or two in each room, and other 'night water' receptacles, including china bedpans hung on the wall in that one cleaning storage/sink room. Those people didn't have toilets handy. The throne was the only place to well.. do your royal business. Crazy way to live. Rich people are weird.