Being from North Carolina (Raleigh), this home has always meant alot to me, it is the most beautiful home in America (my opinion ), I have been there twice and it is a home that all North Carolinians are very proud of !
When I first starting going to Biltmore in the early 80’s there was very little known about the history other than the 2 books I bought at gift store. I am so glad that has changed and there is so much out there to learn. Your video was great, thank you.
No. It is not like Downton! Abbey. Biltmore started it's decline the moment they moved in. America did not have a "servant class" to populate the estate. America never had royalty or social pedigree titles. American principles and philosophies are incompatible with royalty. We were founded with separation of church and state. Gilded Age people copied European royal society. Biltmore was a fabulous ostentation of wealth. That was all.
Thank God this beautiful home and grounds still exist as a gorgeous, historical place that people can experience in person.
I love these kind of homes
Being from North Carolina (Raleigh), this home has always meant alot to me, it is the most beautiful home in America (my opinion ), I have been there twice and it is a home that all North Carolinians are very proud of !
Agree 💯, it has such a positive atmosphere, just came back form visiting Biltmore Estate and ready to go back again (North Carolina, Charlotte)
It’s super cool that I can see the Biltmore from my house
Wow 🤩 how lucky 🍀
When I first starting going to Biltmore in the early 80’s there was very little known about the history other than the 2 books I bought at gift store. I am so glad that has changed and there is so much out there to learn. Your video was great, thank you.
Minds Unveiled has an excellent piece on Biltmore 😁
The Vanderbilt's had three mansions. Biltmore, Marble house and a mansion on 5th avenue.
I think the Biltmore estate is absolutely gorgeous. Search history the Vanderbilt family.
Minds Unveiled has an excellent piece on the Biltmore and the alternative Vanderbilt history
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No. It is not like Downton! Abbey. Biltmore started it's decline the moment they moved in. America did not have a "servant class" to populate the estate. America never had royalty or social pedigree titles. American principles and philosophies are incompatible with royalty. We were founded with separation of church and state. Gilded Age people copied European royal society. Biltmore was a fabulous ostentation of wealth. That was all.