Abandoned Dark School of Arts - Religious Boarding School Exploration
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- Опубликовано: 15 ноя 2018
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In this episode we explore an abandoned religious boarding school that appeared to have a focus on the arts. Sheet music, pieces of instruments, film, and religious documents were scattered throughout the building.
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NEVER change your intro music it's perfect!!!!!
Same here
Right? I love these two. All the other urbexers will never be as great as these two men right here.
I've always loved it
@XBenGaming same
They tried to change it once before lets just say it never went down well .
I read this as "school of dark arts" and thought you were exploring Hogwarts.
same!
Same
i thought it said dark arts too lol
364th like :D
Rofl I swear that's what the title said I thought they were joking
It says "olio di oliva" on boxes where the bottles are. Thus, those have probably been bottles containing olive oil.
Or they just grabbed some spare boxes from a market to store all the extra wine...
I love how professional you guys act while maintaining a healthy bromance, and how respectful you are to the locations. I'm an urbexer myself, and I always follow the code. "Leave only footprints, take only pictures." You see all this graffiti, disrespectful hooligans tagging places, and it makes me so angry. Thank you for being such paragons of what urbexing should be, and sharing your experiences with the world.
You have to love their enthusiasm and energy in exploring. I read a request from another explorer asking how he could get more people interested in his videos. He is alone in his adventures. I think that his filming needs work and his work could be better if he had a good collaborator. One thing this explorer has going for him is not using public bathroom explicatives.I think professionals
I also love the way they enter places with genuine curiosity for what the place used to be like and the people who used it.
I consider vandalism as part of the natural decay these structures go through. You know it's not cared for when there's graffiti on the walls.
Graffiti can be cool. I thought it was particularly charming in this one.
The true disrespectful people are the ones who leave the building there to rot.
Take nothing but pictures
Leave nothing but footprints
And see nothing but beautiful shots
@FRIENDLY JAPANESE BUSINESSMAN its the urbex code
Also don't park right outside
@@freckleonmylumpsack6031 Well it's the Leave No Trace code, I just added the last line.
@@evanredacted7977 ahh okay i thought it was the actual thing. It sounded right lol.
Isn't the last line "break nothing but silence"
Glad nobody defiled the main chapel. I'm not religious by any means, but it was a beautiful place.
Neither am I I'm just your average Christian
The quality of video and the amount of research behind each location is night and day compared to other urban explorers. Always look forward to an upload from the proper people!
Lol.
@Danyal Yahya all for views. And it sucks. They are ruining it for people who enjoy this.
Like Kyle who always states he’s gonna do research but only does sometime.
@@GreenAppelPie Sometimes there just isn't any information.
Hey guys Josh here and we're exploring this great place....I don't really know much or anything about it, but lets go speculate endlessly and see ghosts and craziness everywhere we look, awesome!
Always a good day when Proper People uploads a video.....
I think I know why the school closed down. Everyone was drunk and they couldn't learn anything.
The wine is part of the sacrament
@@dorothymachado5027 Okay, 200 students plus staff---that's still a LOT of empty bottles! (How many days did they have Communion?) Edit: there must've been several hundred students, considering the number of beds---particularly in the infirmary...
@Bill Williams Both.
"The wine is part of the sacrament" - judging by the hundreds of bottles scattered throughout the building, there was a LOT of sacramenting going on
If that were true, every college in America would be closed
The animals at 11:15 are symbols of the evangelists: the Lion stands for Mark, the Ox or Calf for Luke, the Angel or Man for Matthew and the Eagle for John.
haha i came down here to check the comments to see if anyone had pointed it out yet. nice!
AndroïdPrïest haha same
Ditto.
They are the four faced creatures from Ezekiel 1:4-12
What is the symbol for James?
Teachers + Italians + communion = The holy trinity of wine drinkers.
I have full blooded Italians in the family by marriage. Wine is served EVERY dinner, regardless of what is on the table. Lasagna? Wine. Chicken alfredo? Wine. Pizza? Wine. Grilled hamburgers or hotdogs? Wine, I kid you not.
hey guys! at 11:18 you ask if the animals have symbolic meaning and they do! each animal represents the writers of the Gospels, Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. Matthew is a winged man, Mark is a winged lion, Luke is a winged ox and John is an eagle.
Source: i went to a Catholic school for 12 years
Thank you, I was wondering what those meant.
You guys always make the best videos
Urbex&Chill damn straight
"It's not staging, it's fixing something that was obviously vandalized." This quote embodies what I like so much about your channel. You are respectful of the past, and in your own way go about preserving our history rather than tear it down, like so many people. Keep doing what you do, 'cause love watching this channel.
"it's all moldy" you say as you pick it up with your bare hands
Those wide open dorms remind me of the ones I had to stay in for a band trip.. Even the bed frames are identical. It was hell.
All the beds squeaked with every movement so when you’re sharing a room with 20 people it becomes really hard to sleep. Then on top of that everyone got up at different times. I only had to deal with it for a couple nights so I can’t imagine going a whole school year like that ugh
If there's one thing I've learned from all your videos, it's that Brian loves pushing buttons, switches, keyboards, and pianos 😆
Boy was that a beautiful chapel. FYI: the animals you see in the stained glass windows symbolise the four evangelists. The Eagle is John, the Lion is Mark and the Ox is Luke. The child's face represents Matthew.
Those are the four faces of the Cherubim
Bright Sun Films and Proper People uploading on the same day? Again?? This is incredible
Plus LGR for me too on the same day! This has been an insane day!
Yessss - it's a good Friday!
RNK post today as well.
What is this? A crossover episode?
(please)
@@djxmonster We are urbex junkies and need to get a good fix wherever we can.
I always question why you guys don’t have more subscribers. Your videos are amazing!
Only half a million ?
it's a very specific niche, and 600.000 subs is a lot. i have 300, how cool is that?
Imagine seeing that nun if you were in there when it was going dark.
I will never understand why other people that visit abandoned places like this feel the need to destroy almost everything they see.
I watch a lot of urbex cos I'm too much of a wet noodle to do it my self and your channel is easily the best. Great job guys.
That is a theology college , not a school of arts, the quote on the wall proves this along with all the teaching of music
@Danyal Yahya Hence, the Gregorian chants, boys choirs,men's choirs, women's choirs,church choirs...
That also explains all the chapels.
A theology? What's that? Is it a church related school specific? I know I sound dumb sorry
@عبد الله Of course. Music’s central to Christian worship
@@arianethibodeau3743 Theology is basically the study of religion and beliefs, and is usually associated with Christianity
That church was gorgeous! At 9:54 there was another spider on the floor to the right that was probably having a face off with the one on the wall. Lol 😂 The big common dorm room with a ton of beds seems like what you would see in old movies where they all had to go to bed at a certain time each night and the nuns would make sure they were asleep. Cool find!
You said, that it was a Christian boarding school, maybe the wine was used as a "blood of Christ" during religious ceremonies.
Damm, that is a lot of blood to drink....
They must've been like vampires or something like that.
communion wafer and red grape juice because again it's a school
@@eggthetalonflame1453 Catholic school, would definitely be wine. But Italy, so probably just for dinner?
All those bottles, I'm wondering if the school had its own winery. It IS Italy, and winemaking is an art too.
Maybe they were vampire christians...
Really awesome! Thanks for the great video. Especially enjoyed this one. The Chapel with all of the stained glass was gorgeous!
The painting on the wall as they walk up the stairs of the nun with the mask was amazing! Thank you for always being so respectful of the places you explore.
Wonderful explore, some of the light coming into the classrooms was eerily beautiful. Great vid as always guys!
Would have been spectacular views out the classroom windows when the place was in use.
This is really cool that you are saving history before it is gone Thank you for providing these videos Keep it up don't ever change
Beautiful job as always. Thoroughly enjoyed. Glad you left your foot prints. Loved the medical room and largest chapel. Peaceful to watch.
Awesome view of the main chapel. The music you used during that segment was very moving and beautiful! Thumbs up 👍 guys!
11:16 I'm pretty sure this is a reference to the vision of Ezekiel:
Ezekiel 1:5
Also out of the midst thereof came the likeness of four living creatures. And this was their appearance; they had the likeness of a man. 6 And every one had four faces, and every one had four wings. ... 10 As for the likeness of their faces, they four had the face of a man, and the face of a lion, on the right side: and they four had the face of an ox on the left side; they four also had the face of an eagle.
Christian tradition also links this Tetramorph to the four Gospels: John being the Eagle, Luke the Ox, Mark the Lion and Matthew the Man.
@@elbavarden6084 yep! its really common in old illuminated manuscripts c:
dilbert627 I found this really interesting and think you are correct. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tetramorph O did some more research on this aswell and found this on wikipaedia.
Also randomly the four heads are also found on the corners on The World in the Tarot decks too, which is why is fascinated me when I read what you wrote as that’s where I knew these four faces were of the same description. So loosely linked even though Tarot is not religious per se.
Thanks for the Bible chapter info.
Ah yes, those good ol' Cherubim.
It's also in revelations. They sit next to the throne of God.
I feel so bad for these abandoned places but at the same time its good to see you people making these places alive again...Good luck
it is so good to see you both doing well! so missed you!!
Incredible, again! I loveee how you score your videos, it adds so much to these type of videos
I really enjoy seeing the same location from different explorers perspectives. I watched broken window theory’s video and now I’m watching yours. I found your channel first and you lead me to bwt. I enjoy both takes on the locations you view together.
The hillsides around the school are beautiful. And the paintings inside the main chapel area were really cool to see. Once again, another great video, lads.
I've watched a lot of your videos, but this is really one of the standouts to me. Maybe it's just the location. Loved the visuals of the chapels, especially the one with the stained glass windows.
Always makes my day to see another video from you guys, holding down a great channel here on RUclips.
Heard it a million times. That intro music is just blissfully badass!
I just started watching these and y’all are the best! I love seeing what y’all are going to find!
11:17 - the stained glass windows were animal representations of the four gospel writers.
John - eagle, Luke - ox , Mark - lion, Matthew - man
Great video. Thanks for filming.
Glass bottles for water are not uncommon in Italy
And fryit juices like apple and lemon and plums
Yep, but they are usually transparent.
Olive oil or wine commonly are on green or brown bottles.
Anyway, at 10.33 there is a box of olive oil, inside the room there are 2 flasks (in italian is "fiaschi", i don't know if flasks is the right translation) usually used for wine. On the box on the right there is the write "L'aranciatissima", orange juice and to the bottle on the left the written seems "Cantina" that is winery.
Great video as always. Amazing painting of the nun. I Enjoyed the chapels. Thank you for exploring
Very interesting example of 1960's architecture, but the portion of the wine cellar with the arched vaulted ceiling looked much older. The well designed formal interiors remind me a lot of the sanctuary in the church I go to, which was built in 1968.
Why was it closed down? The location is really nice and they seem to be well equipped. Also, the main chapel is lovely with the painted windows still intact
Either lack of attendance to due expensive fees OR something to do with new laws intrudeced in 1978 which endend institutions...
9:16 They aren't scared to go explore in abanodmed places but afraid of bugs and spiders.... :D
lol, they ever counter alot of cave crickets before. and they just running cause its creepy. the cave crickets jumping !!!
But...but the spiders were kinda cute
So rad. I'd adore to explore places like this. That Nun mural at 4:52 is impressive.
Again proving to be the best urbex channel on RUclips. Great video!
Amazing destinations and respectful attitude, so glad I found your channel. Subbed 💯💯
Fantastic work, guys! This must be magical to those who spent an important time of their lives here (good or bad...). I shudder to think of the goings on that went down here.
Made my night, finished a hard day of work...this is so calming.
oh hell yea I've been addicted too this channel so I've been waiting for a new video.
4:48 Ordea, gelos = "However, [they were] jealous" in Basque.
Great video as always guys. Keep it up!
I’m really happy I stumbled across your channel. I do urban exploring in Chattanooga Tennessee but do not put it on RUclips yet. I have one that is underground Chattanooga that I did put up. It’s in the original building where the first Coca-Cola bottle was blown
what? M8 im from there! Dude!
I always look forward to your videos you guys are awesome keep it up
every time you guys explore an abandoned church or chapel i go absolutely mental, THOSE BEAUTIFUL WINDOWS!!!!
Hi Proper People! I discovered your channel thru my brother, and I'm enjoy every video. I'm concerned for your health, and wish you would respirators, etc in more of your videos. So much mold, asbestos, and other nasties in the place you explore.
The Eagle, Lion, Ox, and Man represent the four gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Very very common Christian imagery
Maybe how monks would bottle and sell wine (among other goods) this school had a similar business to subsidize the school?
I will always watch your guys video. You're so much better than the other urbexers. You're professional knowledgeable and very respectful.
They definitely have good camera skills and are working very hard. I do think they could work on their dialogue having less expletives. I have to pull my nose off the screen when they drop an f-bomb.
another great explore, thanks!!
I used to get no notification from you at all, no videos in my timeline on RUclips or pop ups. Thankfully I found you again
I've added so many of your videos to watch later. 😂 Keep up the great work.
I lived in a big open-room dorm like that in boot camp. It was definitely a weird experience.
I like the narration and collaboration between you two thruought your videos.
It was in surprisingly good condition for being abandoned after 3+ decades.
Best urbex I have seen!
Yo dawg, I heard you like chapels with your chapels in your chapels.
Maybe they should have called it the Nesting Chapels School.
Just in case you committed sin inception
@@The-Average-Noob sinception
New subscriber love your videos you and BTW have the best videos on urbex! Keep up the excellent work
I follow BWT also! Very cool that I stumbled upon your channel, keep of the great work!
I wish my school had a wine cellar.
Those were water bottles. Yes water came in glass bottles that look like wine.
@@H4CH I doubt pellegrino winery ever sold water but wines! The boxes says pellegrino marsala. If that's the case, I'd love to drink pellegrino marsala water daily! 😅
i wish my school had guns
LMAO You guys playing with the Rocker Switches....my son would go around the house doing the same thing....thanks for a quick fond memory. Your explorations are the very BEST🤗
Never get tired of the Intro theme
Agreed
6:50 I'm italian and I can confirm that! There is a great Facebook page named "luoghi abbandonati " in witch you can found great shoots of a lot of abandoned cool places!! Great video as always guys!
Judging by the kneeling rails on the pews, I'd say this was a Catholic school, which would explain all of the wine. Blood of Christ and all that.
Ohh that would explain it
i absolutely love your videos and channel
when they zoomed in on the picture hanging on the wall at 6:05 , it was an image of St. Don Bosco! my high school (Salesian College) was founded by the guy
5:46 holy shit thats a beautiful gym or anything.Look at that view.
Oh my god that street art at 4:54, it was incredible! Great video as always!
And at 6:30!
Hi guys, such an awesome school, 3 chapels though, and there are so many bottles is worrying lol. Great video once again. Thank you. x
Proper people I just want to let you know that I love your Urban exploration videos you make them to wear their very well made they're very informative concerning the history of the building or location and furthermore you respect the fact that what you're filming is rare and that it may be the only one of its kind and I'm glad that you don't try and destroy the stuff you film like most people would your gentlemen are what true Urban explorers are taking nothing but photographs and video and leaving nothing but Footprints behind proper people I salute you
The face on the wall at 4:55 reminds me of an urbex explorer wearing a mouth filter mask , love your vidios and your theme music ... These get me through the day too !... all those bottles , they musta had their own vineyard and over reacted on some of the overhead .
This is a awesome location and channel im subscribed :)
Great video guys. We also have much respect for BWT keep up the good work guys
I am so behind on their videos ;-; I need to binge watch.
Totally agree! Intro music great! 👍🏻👍🏻
When I went through military training we had open bays with 10 sets of 4 lockers spaced down the middle as well as 10 sets of 2 lockers on the side walls of the room. Showers, toilets, sinks and exit at the front and another exit at the rear. It could accommodate 80 soldiers. We had bunk beds.
Fantastic picture quality.
Stunning video love it
Great find!
Crazy how such a big building was only in use for such a short time... Such a waste
It was all the wine in the place.
I think some very nasty evil things went on there and it needs to be razed to the ground.
Great work
Love this channel
Very nice guys!
Music notation originated in Italy. All sheet music has Italian words to describe speed, loudness, etc..
It is even more evident when you sing in Italian. 😗
The chapel in comparison to the rest of the building is in amazing shape still. I was very surprised after seeing the condition of the hallways you were in and then you walk into the chapel and it seems like a totally different building entirely condition wise. I hope to see more insane asylums in the future as well, something about seeing those buildings wrapped in vines gives such a cool feeling and vibe.