A lot has changed after I explored this place two years ago. It was mysteriously tidied up, either by some explorers or by the current owner, which is an arabic man. However, the furniture in the living room used to be all over the place, it was a bit cramped, but not because of vandalism. It was actually abandoned like that. The house, as you see it in this video has been like that since it was tidied up by someone last year. You said Edward was a military man. I must tell you that in Switzerland every citizen must attend military service for a while so you'll find military equipment in pretty much any house here, regardless if they are actually a military person or not. It's something many foreign explorers said when they came to my country to explore untouched places. They often found uniforms and many other military things. It's normal to find basic prepping items in most households here in Switzerland. I always recognize the same items in every abandoned house in my country. It's just a part of the vibe of abandoned places in Switzerland. You also asked about that door in the basement. Doors with wooden patterns like these are very common for storage rooms in basements in Switzerland, from my experience they were mostly integrated into unused private fallout shelters in the 1960s. (almost every house in Switzerland has a fallout shelter) These stoves in the living rooms are the most common thing ever here in Switzerland, I've seen a dozen of them in abandoned houses. People love to put things onto them, the steps were also used to sit on them if you need to get warm. They always have the building date on them, that's useful for us explorers. Looking forward to explore together with you in Switzerland next time!
This home is in really good shape considering it's been abandoned for so long. It most definitely was very well made!! Thanks so much for taking us along with you in this absolutely gorgeous home!!
This home is in amazing shape. Why does the family not keep the house? They left his military awards why. I got all my great great grandparents to my mom and dad’s stuff just because it has memory and personal memories.. crazy 😜 happy to see over there they have not trashed and stole everything.. you and your camera man awesome 👏 should come out here to Northern Michigan we have lots of abandoned homes., I love 💕 looking for them.. hehe old home hunting lover. 😘😘😘
This home is in amazing shape. Why does the family not keep the house? They left his military awards why. I got all my great great grandparents to my mom and dad’s stuff just because it has memory and personal memories.. crazy 😜 happy to see over there they have not trashed and stole everything.. you and your camera man awesome 👏 should come out here to Northern Michigan we have lots of abandoned homes., I love 💕 looking for them.. hehe old home hunting lover. 😘😘😘
That's not an "envelope press" on the desk. It's a rocker blotter, with a piece of blotting paper on it. J. Hérbin still makes small rocker blotters. I have one, because I write with antique fountain pens. Things written with liquid ink take a bit of time to dry. To make them dry instantly, you can press the blotter on them, to absorb the excess ink.
This is so cool! I cannot believe how clean and neat that place is! I wish we knew more history of it. Where are his Children? Thank you for sharing this!
Have recently been watching various explorers.....have to say-- you are the best in my eyes. You have such a calm, peaceful respectful manner. You take time and care as you discuss the interesting pieces you come across. You articulate so well... I'm so impressed.... My only problem is that your voice is so soothing, it has lulled me to sleep on occasion so I end up having to watch an episode twice [I'm not ~really~ complaining though😉] Bravo on a fantastic exploration!
I agree. His soothing voice has pulled me to sleep at times too. I told a friend if I have trouble falling asleep I should put on one of his videos. But I so enjoy his videos, if I do doze off, I always go back and watch the full video.
What a great find, the wood accents were very exceptional from the cedar? Built in cabinets to the trim all over the house. I was surprised that the master bedroom was so clean after all these years , the still made bed and white bedspread. The wallpaper was charming. I enjoyed that it appeared that the gentleman still did his own dishes, kept fine cordial type drinks for entertaining and even washed the ash tray, such tidiness. The upstairs living room looked very comfortable in a by gone era way, it all was very charming, thank you for sharing.
Thank you for including your viewers in your adventures. I think it is wonderful how respectful you are to the properties you go to. Thank you again, Safe travels.
Lovely old home. I feel the sadness there of when he was there alone and I've also feel the warmth of when they were together there' it's a lovely place' it's quaint. They must have had a nice time living there. RM thank you for showing it to us it was very nice.
This mansion is a treasure! Thank you so much for taking us along and sharing! You always do wonderful Leslie! So sad nobody lives there in that wonderful place!
I am always amazed at how these places are left with everything left behind and no one has gone in and taken everything. Most containing valuable possessions. Amazing I always enjoy your videos I feel like I’m right there with you. Be safe in your travels
Thank you Lesley for this explore!! Everything about this house is absolutely exquisite! A very joyous energy it has!! How fortunate for anyone who had the opportunity to reside there, if even for a short duration.
The white device on the wall is an air humidifier. Put water in it. The place behind the bed is NOT to put wood in it but place a bed warmer in it for example stones to heat up. The half pipe shaped block on the desk is for to clean dry paint after written to a letter !
I still have a food grinder and we use it. Looks exactly the same. As usual, these homes leave a sinking feeling in my heart. A very lonely feeling. But I wouldn't miss any of them. Thank you
I thought I wasn't going to see this download. I kept getting a message that said "this program cannot be viewed on this device". I'm so glad it finally came through. Not a disappointment at all. I always like the way Lesley does his documentaries. Always respectful and shown well. Thank you for the wonderful view of this home and time capsule.
He lived a very good and long life. I hope he was happy in his simple life. Was there any children and where are they today ? I guess we will never know. Keep up the great job you do finding homes for us to look at. Stay safe and i will be watching for you next week.
A beautiful place with many precious memories! The stoves and furniture look really interesting! Those abandoned paintings in the attic are such a sad sight!! Thank you for this nice exploration!
Absolutely loved this beautiful place Leslie!!! Sooo very nice & pristine!!! It makes me sooo very sad that the children of Edward didn’t take care of him, at the end of his life😞😢😰It breaks my heart ♥️ that they didn’t come back for the priceless air looms & memorabilia, such as pictures, his medals of honor, the antique wooden furniture, glassware, beautiful pewter candle sticks & sooo very many other cherished memories…the artwork in the attic was probably priceless!!!😢😞😰 The structure, other than the roof, which needs reroofed, looked to be in reasonably good shape 👍 Sad that it can’t be bought, if not moved into by family members & be loved once again!!!❤️ The authentic wooden wall paneling, doors & windows…were absolutely gorgeous!!! Thank you for sharing this wonderful adventure with us Leslie! I truly loved it ❤️❤️❤️
What is so beautiful about your commentaries is your sentimentalness and heartfelt interest in the human lives who lived in the past You have a wonderful voice
Wow! It's beautiful as well as it shatters my heart to imagine his last days in this mansion. Memories are left only. Your videos make me feel that I'm exploring the place myself. Such an amazing video. Love you Leslie.
Thank you for a very lovely view of an old house. I used to live in a house that was renovated in 1746, so let me tell you, the place could be much older than 1866. And my guess is, that rooms used to be bigger and the walls that are very thin are new. Keep going, I love what you are doing.
Hermosa casa y bien mantenida a pesar de años de abandono.Lastima que ninguno de sus hijos quiera vivr en ella y asi mantenerla en buen estado.Saludos desde Argentina
I love this beautiful place and wish someone could live there. Really enjoyed this video. This may have spiderweb and dust but so clean and neat. Thanks Leslie
I really enjoy your videos. Thanks for sharing these beautiful homes with the rest of us. I have to say I love the way you show respect for these places no matter what the condition. Keep sending videos our way. ❤️
Hi Lesley, loved this visit to a beautiful home in Switzerland. So many antiques and treasures and that old phone was just a gem to see! Many thanks for all your hard work and good to see work on the van is progressing nicely as well! 🤗👍
Absolutely amazing...THANK YOU for showing us such exquisite sights. The worn tile floor interested me also...i love that you notice such details, in these homes.
Hi Lesley, this Swiss Mansion was Gorgeous, & so well kept for so many years! It looks like the man died recently hardly any dust or cobwebs! I love the blue & white trim on doors, the dishes, the upholstered furniture, the very expensive paintings thru out the house, & especially the attic, the wallpaper so pretty! Yes you were right that was a Meat Grinder. What is inside the cabinets is cabinet liner paper, & here they have contact paper that is sticky to lay on bottom. I Love the Unique Animal Cups for handles to the coffee or tea cups! Thanks Lesley, for taking all of us on this journey thru this beautiful house in Switzerland! Take care & stay safe, Love you from Illinois USA!!
Leslie this was wonderful! I have never seen stoves like that. Nor have I seen doors like that. Was so interesting to compare what we have here in the states and what is over in France and Italy and England compared to that. I love the blue. That was loads of fun. Thank you so much. You and your companion stay safe. Sending sweet vibes from California💜🤟🏻😎🇺🇸
Hey Lesley, what a great adventure in Switzerland. The house of Edward is amazing. You are such a great storyteller, and I love how you are able to tell of story of Edward. Looking forward to your next video. xxoo
I truly enjoyed this awsome place you explored. Your way of showing the places you'v been bringing places to life. I thank you.. Looking for more from you. History is fasenating.Even with being 66 , and looking back to now is priceless when living through change.
Hello Lesley! Very interested and different Architecture in Switzerland 🇨🇭 😀. Nice narration of the history of the Family owner of the house. The wood furniture are amazing and the paintings in the attic increíble founding. I am hope some family members to go rescued the paintings soon. I am love too the dollies and the beautiful work of the embroidery item over the 🛋. Thank you for your exploration! One big 🤗😍😉😍👍❤
I really enjoyed this beautiful place showed with respect 📸. The music for the documentary is so calming like your voice. Even if there is not anything interesting you make it interesting. The piano, the irecredible room with the desk with ink blotter, sofa , small dining table and chairs. Rotary phone 📱 Can't wait to see more of Switzerland and other countries including the US. 📸📷 Keep the irecredible documentaries coming.♥️
Oh I and my brother were using the same wooden equipment during the Winter in Central Europe; the attic looks exactly like my parents and also lots of furniture and ADL objects. Feel very nostalgic....thanks and greetings from Toronto!
This is one of the best mansion that I have seen from y’all!!! It’s so beautiful, I can only imagine what it looked like in its prime. Keep up the great work and stay safe!!😁😍🙃
As an American really wanting to love to Switzerland and this was just so great to see, makes me love this place we learn so little about even more, I feel like that goes for many videos on this channel though, it is just so so amazing to see and you tell these stories and I learn these things that’s are common knowledge to many Europeans, it’s just so cool
Ich kann leider nicht so gut english, darum schreibe ich das auf deutsch. Die Zigarettenreste hat man früher im Garten unter die Pflanzen in die Erde gemischt. Es war ein natürliches Mittel gegen Blattläuse. Vielleicht daher dieses Glas mit Zigarettenresten. Früher waren Zigaretten ja auch einiges billiger. Der Name "Simon" an der Tür lässt darauf schließen, dass zwei Familien in diesem Haus gelebt haben. In Deutschland ist das auch manchmal so wie hier. Aber ich denke die Familie oben war mit der unteren Familie verwandt oder so. Vermutlich hat ein Kind mit der Familie in einem Haus gewohnt. In der Schweiz haben oft große Familien früher zusammen gewohnt.
This was a great find. I was curious why the children of the parents did not take over the house? I also like that you always keep the location a secret. I can't wait until the next adventure.
I enjoy your programs. You can tell you research about your visits. Yes, we never should forget the past. Whatever country you live in you have a legacy with that country. I am a baby boomer born in America a nation that God has blessed so much. Now some are trying to destroy our heritage, but God will protect us. Keep up the good work with your videos so we can continue to see places unknown to us. God Bless.
What a beautiful mansion and very big , love the woodwork , the only thing I don’t like is the big heater unlike the fireplace look much more interesting and beautiful, the hanging lamps on top of the dining table is very interesting indeed, I haven’t seen a lamp like that one before , its can be adjusted, thank you for sharing it’s really interesting home indeed.
Wow I have to say this is the one most fascinating house I’ve ever seen, so sad no one want to take care of the place even it is clean, those spider webs are something I rather not mess around with lol. Great video. Love it.
Es maravilloso ver cómo exploras estos lugares y las historias q nos pueden contar de sus moradores, me parece increíble que a pesar de ser lugares hermosos, estén abandonados. Gracias por compartir, saludos desde la ciudad de México.
Lesley saludos desde Monterrey México....es bellísima está exploración tiene artículos únicos gracias por compartirlo lo disfrute muchos cada semana espero ansiosa una nueva exploración 😘
Heyy dear Lesley, Oh woow, that is looking absolutely stunning, - and for a real change now even in my own home country! How great is that! -- Beautiful furniture and some very nice decorative objects in a probably late 19th century style are visible in the picture. I am already so excited to know, who this Mr. Edward was and why this mansion has been abandoned!! - Wonderful! See you this evening, dear bro. - I will be watching your video with great pleasure. That's for sure! Many hugs, peace and kindest regards.
Hi Lesley 🥰 it is a meat mincer. My mother used to have one exactly like this (my grandmother lived in the USA and gave one to her). Mum would mince freshly purchased meat before cooking it.
@@Bluerose888 that will do too 😁. And actually from recollection we would toast bread slices let it cool and than pass it through the “grinder” to a powder 😉👍
Thank you so very much, I love to watch your exploring 😊 👌 Awesome, I have stage 4 pelvic wall cancer, watching your exploring helps me, Thank you again.
This has to be one of my favorite episodes. I'm pleasantly surprised to see almost no decay compared to others that have been abandoned for just as long (20 years). The houses in Switzerland must be very well made. Looks like all it needs is a little dusting and cleaning and you can move right in! Couldn't help but notice the double pane windows with the big gap in between. Certainly that must also help perserve the home. And I also wonder about the atmospheric conditions in that area that also contributes to the preservation. Cool discovery!
A lot has changed after I explored this place two years ago. It was mysteriously tidied up, either by some explorers or by the current owner, which is an arabic man. However, the furniture in the living room used to be all over the place, it was a bit cramped, but not because of vandalism. It was actually abandoned like that. The house, as you see it in this video has been like that since it was tidied up by someone last year.
You said Edward was a military man. I must tell you that in Switzerland every citizen must attend military service for a while so you'll find military equipment in pretty much any house here, regardless if they are actually a military person or not. It's something many foreign explorers said when they came to my country to explore untouched places. They often found uniforms and many other military things. It's normal to find basic prepping items in most households here in Switzerland. I always recognize the same items in every abandoned house in my country. It's just a part of the vibe of abandoned places in Switzerland.
You also asked about that door in the basement. Doors with wooden patterns like these are very common for storage rooms in basements in Switzerland, from my experience they were mostly integrated into unused private fallout shelters in the 1960s. (almost every house in Switzerland has a fallout shelter)
These stoves in the living rooms are the most common thing ever here in Switzerland, I've seen a dozen of them in abandoned houses. People love to put things onto them, the steps were also used to sit on them if you need to get warm. They always have the building date on them, that's useful for us explorers.
Looking forward to explore together with you in Switzerland next time!
Urbex Badger - Do you have a video of the house when you saw it. I would love to see it.
So interesting, thank you!
Edward was a military man.. but not in Switzerland.. he was a Nazi who fled Germany after the war to avoid prosecution for crimes against humanity
@@scotttrades Nah man.
@@urbexbadger yeah man.. history.. it happened
You can tell they are minimalists, no junk anywhere. Beautiful house.
Lesley…Such beautiful, magical memories you share. A true storyteller with such compassion and respect 🙏🏻💙
This home is in really good shape considering it's been abandoned for so long. It most definitely was very well made!! Thanks so much for taking us along with you in this absolutely gorgeous home!!
I’m surprised no one squatted in them !
It probably has something to do with the mild cooler weather preserving it.
I think it great place to go
This home is in amazing shape. Why does the family not keep the house? They left his military awards why. I got all my great great grandparents to my mom and dad’s stuff just because it has memory and personal memories.. crazy 😜 happy to see over there they have not trashed and stole everything.. you and your camera man awesome 👏 should come out here to Northern Michigan we have lots of abandoned homes., I love 💕 looking for them.. hehe old home hunting lover. 😘😘😘
This home is in amazing shape. Why does the family not keep the house? They left his military awards why. I got all my great great grandparents to my mom and dad’s stuff just because it has memory and personal memories.. crazy 😜 happy to see over there they have not trashed and stole everything.. you and your camera man awesome 👏 should come out here to Northern Michigan we have lots of abandoned homes., I love 💕 looking for them.. hehe old home hunting lover. 😘😘😘
That's not an "envelope press" on the desk. It's a rocker blotter, with a piece of blotting paper on it. J. Hérbin still makes small rocker blotters. I have one, because I write with antique fountain pens.
Things written with liquid ink take a bit of time to dry. To make them dry instantly, you can press the blotter on them, to absorb the excess ink.
This is so cool! I cannot believe how clean and neat that place is! I wish we knew more history of it. Where are his Children? Thank you for sharing this!
Have recently been watching various explorers.....have to say-- you are the best in my eyes. You have such a calm, peaceful respectful manner. You take time and care as you discuss the interesting pieces you come across. You articulate so well...
I'm so impressed....
My only problem is that your voice is so soothing, it has lulled me to sleep on occasion so I end up having to watch an episode twice [I'm not ~really~ complaining though😉]
Bravo on a fantastic exploration!
I agree. His soothing voice has pulled me to sleep at times too. I told a friend if I have trouble falling asleep I should put on one of his videos. But I so enjoy his videos, if I do doze off, I always go back and watch the full video.
I love your ending sentiment thanking Edward for his life and enabling you to bring it to the internet to never be forgotten 🥰🙏
So, stop complaining and owning the world because we are all dying on the day we're born. 🙏
Lesley, here your friend Suzy sending good vibes and much love ❤️
Beautiful place!
What a great find, the wood accents were very exceptional from the cedar? Built in cabinets to the trim all over the house. I was surprised that the master bedroom was so clean after all these years , the still made bed and white bedspread. The wallpaper was charming. I enjoyed that it appeared that the gentleman still did his own dishes, kept fine cordial type drinks for entertaining and even washed the ash tray, such tidiness. The upstairs living room looked very comfortable in a by gone era way, it all was very charming, thank you for sharing.
Thank you for including your viewers in your adventures. I think it is wonderful how respectful you are to the properties you go to. Thank you again, Safe travels.
What a beautiful home with a sad end for his loneliness without his love.
Lovely old home. I feel the sadness there of when he was there alone and I've also feel the warmth of when they were together there' it's a lovely place' it's quaint. They must have had a nice time living there. RM thank you for showing it to us it was very nice.
This mansion is a treasure! Thank you so much for taking us along and sharing! You always do wonderful Leslie! So sad nobody lives there in that wonderful place!
The love and respect you show for your abandoned places.. is heartwarming. 💜
Looks very interesting Lesley ,we have missed our Sunday family live chat lv Ann uk 🇬🇧
I am always amazed at how these places are left with everything left behind and no one has gone in and taken everything. Most containing valuable possessions. Amazing I always enjoy your videos I feel like I’m right there with you. Be safe in your travels
It’s Switzerland, the people there tend not to steal. Same in Japan. They’re both high trust societies
@@IYeleven hahaha sure...
It's just that that their banks are biggest money laundering machines in the world.
@@invinciblecucumber
Japan too ?
Thank you Lesley for this explore!! Everything about this house is absolutely exquisite! A very joyous energy it has!! How fortunate for anyone who had the opportunity to reside there, if even for a short duration.
The white device on the wall is an air humidifier. Put water in it.
The place behind the bed is NOT to put wood in it but place a bed warmer in it for example stones to heat up.
The half pipe shaped block on the desk is for to clean dry paint after written to a letter !
I still have a food grinder and we use it. Looks exactly the same. As usual, these homes leave a sinking feeling in my heart. A very lonely feeling. But I wouldn't miss any of them. Thank you
I thought I wasn't going to see this download. I kept getting a message that said "this program cannot be viewed on this device". I'm so glad it finally came through. Not a disappointment at all. I always like the way Lesley does his documentaries. Always respectful and shown well. Thank you for the wonderful view of this home and time capsule.
It is an emotional high of the week to go back in time with Bros of Decay!!!
Your respect and reverence for the memory of Edward come through clearly. I don't think he would mind you exploring his home.
Hey Lesley! Wow! This room is amazing with beautiful and colored details. This video deserve a million of applause!!!!!!
I always think about where the owners were gone after watching videos like this.I watch all of your videos and I wish you good health.
He lived a very good and long life. I hope he was happy in his simple life. Was there any children and where are they today ? I guess we will never know. Keep up the great job you do finding homes for us to look at. Stay safe and i will be watching for you next week.
A beautiful place with many precious memories! The stoves and furniture look really interesting! Those abandoned paintings in the attic are such a sad sight!!
Thank you for this nice exploration!
Absolutely loved this beautiful place Leslie!!! Sooo very nice & pristine!!! It makes me sooo very sad that the children of Edward didn’t take care of him, at the end of his life😞😢😰It breaks my heart ♥️ that they didn’t come back for the priceless air looms & memorabilia, such as pictures, his medals of honor, the antique wooden furniture, glassware, beautiful pewter candle sticks & sooo very many other cherished memories…the artwork in the attic was probably priceless!!!😢😞😰 The structure, other than the roof, which needs reroofed, looked to be in reasonably good shape 👍 Sad that it can’t be bought, if not moved into by family members & be loved once again!!!❤️ The authentic wooden wall paneling, doors & windows…were absolutely gorgeous!!! Thank you for sharing this wonderful adventure with us Leslie! I truly loved it ❤️❤️❤️
Wonderful time-capsule! And No vandalism. Love this!
Hi Lesley, everyone. From South Africa. Limpopo. I love watching you discoveries-daily. I like the way you do your videos.
What a breath taking house. It is such a pity it is left to decay. I wonder if he has any relatives. Thanks for the tour.
بيت جميل يشعرك بالحنين الى تلك الحقبة شكرا لك على هذه الجولة
What is so beautiful about your commentaries is your sentimentalness and heartfelt interest in the human lives who lived in the past You have a wonderful voice
I find it interesting that there are no cob webs upstairs. The painted walls are still shiny too. Really intriguing.
Once more another beautiful home.. saved in time for us to see! Thanks for sharing!
Wow! It's beautiful as well as it shatters my heart to imagine his last days in this mansion. Memories are left only. Your videos make me feel that I'm exploring the place myself. Such an amazing video. Love you Leslie.
Hi William ! Nice to know you ! Thank you for agreeing to accompany our friends in this adventure ! I hope you both enjoyed Switzerland ! ✌
Thank you for a very lovely view of an old house. I used to live in a house that was renovated in 1746, so let me tell you, the place could be much older than 1866. And my guess is, that rooms used to be bigger and the walls that are very thin are new. Keep going, I love what you are doing.
I would like you. To put the lids down on the piano”s pleas thank you
This was so very kind of you, Lesley! Your passion for exploring is wonderful. I wished I could live here - a charming house!
This is so beautiful! How exciting to be in Switzerland! 🥰😍
Hermosa casa y bien mantenida a pesar de años de abandono.Lastima que ninguno de sus hijos quiera vivr en ella y asi mantenerla en buen estado.Saludos desde Argentina
Que triste ver estas mansiones en el abandono total , gracias por estos bellos recorridos
I love this beautiful place and wish someone could live there. Really enjoyed this video. This may have spiderweb and dust but so clean and neat. Thanks Leslie
I really enjoy your videos. Thanks for sharing these beautiful homes with the rest of us. I have to say I love the way you show respect for these places no matter what the condition. Keep sending videos our way. ❤️
Great seeing a lovely Swiss home. Thank you Leslie. I look forward to seeing the next countries on your tour.
Hi Lesley, loved this visit to a beautiful home in Switzerland. So many antiques and treasures and that old phone was just a gem to see!
Many thanks for all your hard work and good to see work on the van is progressing nicely as well! 🤗👍
Absolutely amazing...THANK YOU for showing us such exquisite sights. The worn tile floor interested me also...i love that you notice such details, in these homes.
Hi Lesley, this Swiss Mansion was Gorgeous, & so well kept for so many years! It looks like the man died recently hardly any dust or cobwebs! I love the blue & white trim on doors, the dishes, the upholstered furniture, the very expensive paintings thru out the house, & especially the attic, the wallpaper so pretty! Yes you were right that was a Meat Grinder. What is inside the cabinets is cabinet liner paper, & here they have contact paper that is sticky to lay on bottom. I Love the Unique Animal Cups for handles to the coffee or tea cups! Thanks Lesley, for taking all of us on this journey thru this beautiful house in Switzerland! Take care & stay safe, Love you from Illinois USA!!
Leslie this was wonderful! I have never seen stoves like that. Nor have I seen doors like that. Was so interesting to compare what we have here in the states and what is over in France and Italy and England compared to that. I love the blue. That was loads of fun. Thank you so much. You and your companion stay safe. Sending sweet vibes from California💜🤟🏻😎🇺🇸
Hey Lesley, what a great adventure in Switzerland. The house of Edward is amazing. You are such a great storyteller, and I love how you are able to tell of story of Edward. Looking forward to your next video. xxoo
Love this adventure Leslie!!! This mansion was beautiful. Totally enjoy all of your videos!
Decay ich liebe deine Erzählungen über die alten Häuser
I truly enjoyed this awsome place you explored. Your way of showing the places you'v been bringing places to life. I thank you.. Looking for more from you. History is fasenating.Even with being 66 , and looking back to now is priceless when living through change.
Hello Lesley! Very interested and different Architecture in Switzerland 🇨🇭 😀. Nice narration of the history of the Family owner of the house. The wood furniture are amazing and the paintings in the attic increíble founding. I am hope some family members to go rescued the paintings soon. I am love too the dollies and the beautiful work of the embroidery item over the 🛋. Thank you for your exploration! One big 🤗😍😉😍👍❤
That was wonderful! Please Mr. Wondering Mind, write another story. Thank you.
Prachtig, ik heb genoten !
Dank je wel dat we mee mochten kijken
In het mooie huis van men. Eduard , hij was een bijzondere man.
I got such a nice cosy feel from this place. I love the stoves, just gorgeous.
I really enjoyed this beautiful place showed with respect 📸. The music for the documentary is so calming like your voice. Even if there is not anything interesting you make it interesting. The piano, the irecredible room with the desk with ink blotter, sofa , small dining table and chairs. Rotary phone 📱
Can't wait to see more of Switzerland and other countries including the US. 📸📷
Keep the irecredible documentaries coming.♥️
Oh I and my brother were using the same wooden equipment during the Winter in Central Europe; the attic looks exactly like my parents and also lots of furniture and ADL objects. Feel very nostalgic....thanks and greetings from Toronto!
Hi Lesley, I love watching your videos. I love how you explain things. Keep making great videos thank you. 💖❤💙💜💚💛💐🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Once again a beautiful home.. simply elegant in Its design. Thank you for sharing Leslie. ❤️🙏safe travels.
This is one of the best mansion that I have seen from y’all!!! It’s so beautiful, I can only imagine what it looked like in its prime. Keep up the great work and stay safe!!😁😍🙃
cozy place, endless deceptively large house. Great job as usual.
What a beautiful room. So excited to see this wonderful documentary 🏰
On the desk is an ink blotter, when they wrote letters
As an American really wanting to love to Switzerland and this was just so great to see, makes me love this place we learn so little about even more, I feel like that goes for many videos on this channel though, it is just so so amazing to see and you tell these stories and I learn these things that’s are common knowledge to many Europeans, it’s just so cool
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Never stop exploring. I pray you will continue to always share your findings... You guys are amazing!
Ich kann leider nicht so gut english, darum schreibe ich das auf deutsch. Die Zigarettenreste hat man früher im Garten unter die Pflanzen in die Erde gemischt. Es war ein natürliches Mittel gegen Blattläuse. Vielleicht daher dieses Glas mit Zigarettenresten. Früher waren Zigaretten ja auch einiges billiger. Der Name "Simon" an der Tür lässt darauf schließen, dass zwei Familien in diesem Haus gelebt haben. In Deutschland ist das auch manchmal so wie hier. Aber ich denke die Familie oben war mit der unteren Familie verwandt oder so. Vermutlich hat ein Kind mit der Familie in einem Haus gewohnt. In der Schweiz haben oft große Familien früher zusammen gewohnt.
Love your videos. He was very tidy and clean. Don't see a lot of dust. Wonder if someone takes care of it.
This was a great find. I was curious why the children of the parents did not take over the house? I also like that you always keep the location a secret. I can't wait until the next adventure.
I enjoy your programs. You can tell you research about your visits. Yes, we never should forget the past. Whatever country you live in you have a legacy with that country. I am a baby boomer born in America a nation that God has blessed so much. Now some are trying to destroy our heritage, but God will protect us. Keep up the good work with your videos so we can continue to see places unknown to us. God Bless.
Totally enjoyed touring this beautiful place with you! Wonderful! Can't wait for more episodes! 😄🙏👌
What a beautiful mansion and very big , love the woodwork , the only thing I don’t like is the big heater unlike the fireplace look much more interesting and beautiful, the hanging lamps on top of the dining table is very interesting indeed, I haven’t seen a lamp like that one before , its can be adjusted, thank you for sharing it’s really interesting home indeed.
Hola chicos ,interesante una vez más ,que impresionante cuántas cosas bellas ,gracias por mostrárnosla.Bendiciones amigos
With your videos I don't have to travel outside my home to see all these places u visit lov it so relaxing I get sleepy your voice is the best!!!!!
Wow I have to say this is the one most fascinating house I’ve ever seen, so sad no one want to take care of the place even it is clean, those spider webs are something I rather not mess around with lol. Great video. Love it.
Lesley & William...Thank you! for sharing... 🙏💜
Es maravilloso ver cómo exploras estos lugares y las historias q nos pueden contar de sus moradores, me parece increíble que a pesar de ser lugares hermosos, estén abandonados. Gracias por compartir, saludos desde la ciudad de México.
Cool you’re in Switzerland 🇨🇭 have fun & drive slow 😉
You carefully bring these lovely places back to life, frozen records of times past😊
Your videos are so good. Thank you, Lesley and William. From America, thank you. You're the best!
So excited to see some adventures in Switzerland. My father's side of the family is from Lugano.
What an immaculate home! Beautiful! Thanks for the tour of it!! ❤️
Such an amazing place.Thanks Lesley for this explore! Your videos always impress me. 👍🏻
Que lugar tan lindo y me encantan las telas de arañas ,que triste ver todo eso abandonado , me gusto el video y tambien tus Calzones azules 👍🇨🇱❤☺
What a beautiful man you are and I really enjoyed the home thank you. Xx from Australia.
Lesley saludos desde Monterrey México....es bellísima está exploración tiene artículos únicos gracias por compartirlo lo disfrute muchos cada semana espero ansiosa una nueva exploración 😘
Que bonito!! Gracias desde Mexico
Heyy dear Lesley, Oh woow, that is looking absolutely stunning, - and for a real change now even in my own home country!
How great is that! -- Beautiful furniture and some very nice decorative objects in a probably late 19th century style are visible in the picture.
I am already so excited to know, who this Mr. Edward was and why this mansion has been abandoned!! - Wonderful!
See you this evening, dear bro. - I will be watching your video with great pleasure. That's for sure!
Many hugs, peace and kindest regards.
Hi Willy hope your keeping well lv an blessings Ann uk 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏
We don’t have attics in Australia. So I Enjoyed this so much !!
Thanks Lesley for all those things you showing us ❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏
Such an amazing place. Awesome exploration, as always!! Thanks for sharing 😎👍🏻
This particular property has so much potential because of all the beautiful woodwork.
Hello to all.Can’t wait, I just know it’s going to be great :)
Thanks!
Wow! This is a stunning home! Thanks for exploring and sharing. Your videos are amazing!
Hi Lesley 🥰 it is a meat mincer. My mother used to have one exactly like this (my grandmother lived in the USA and gave one to her). Mum would mince freshly purchased meat before cooking it.
I always called it a meat grinder.
@@Bluerose888 that will do too 😁. And actually from recollection we would toast bread slices let it cool and than pass it through the “grinder” to a powder 😉👍
Thank you so very much, I love to watch your exploring 😊 👌 Awesome, I have stage 4 pelvic wall cancer, watching your exploring helps me, Thank you again.
I absolutely love your videos but I do have to say I love you and Danny as a team. You both share a love of your magnificent Hidden treasures
What a beautiful home! Thank you Leslie 😘🫂🌹
This has to be one of my favorite episodes. I'm pleasantly surprised to see almost no decay compared to others that have been abandoned for just as long (20 years). The houses in Switzerland must be very well made. Looks like all it needs is a little dusting and cleaning and you can move right in! Couldn't help but notice the double pane windows with the big gap in between. Certainly that must also help perserve the home. And I also wonder about the atmospheric conditions in that area that also contributes to the preservation. Cool discovery!