Historical Cribs: How Hamilton’s In-Laws Lived
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- Historical interpreter, Ian Mumpton, takes Re-enact through the Schuyler Mansion in Albany, New York, where Alexander Hamilton's in-laws, Philip and Catherine Schuyler raised their children. Philip Schuyler was appointed a Major General during the Revolutionary War, later serving as both a New York State Senator and a U.S. Senator from New York. The mansion, where Schuyler lived until his death in 1804, is now considered a national historic site. Mumpton brought Re-enact back to the 18th century, giving our reporters a Cribs-esque tour through the mansion's history-filled rooms.
*hides under table*
IWANNABEINTHEROOMWHERERITHAPPENSTHEROOMWHEREITHAPPENS
Its amazing how a musical brought most of us here
Really? I have never seen the musical.
Can you tell I am being sarcastic?
Not all of us, some of us have actually studied and know history, like Alexander Hamilton wasn’t a PR
So true
Eliza, as Alexander called her, became quite a business woman in that she helped women and children get back on their feet after their husbands died. She was an amazing woman!
And an orphanage
ANGELICAAAAAA
ELIZAAAAAAA
AND PEGGY
Any hamilton fans
Noor Ayad ham fam
Here
YEET
meh
YEP
Everybody’s dancing and the band’s top volume!
hello grab my sister, and whisper yo, this ones mine! (oooo!)
Adot Ham [Tails!] My sister made a way across the room to you,
Kelly Wen and i got nervous thinkin’ whats she gonna do~
Adot Ham [Tails!] She grabs you by the arm I’m thinking I’m through,
Then you look back at me and suddenly I’m HELPLESSS
"But unlike the boys who were born boom-boom-boom"
Accurate representation of birth
BOOM BOOM BOOM
WATCH THE BLOOD AND THE SH*T SPRAY
6:50 THE OOOOORPHANAAAGGGEEE..... 😭😭😭😭😭😭
I just found out that Phillip Schuyler is my 6th generation Great Grandfather!
Steve DeSantis which means
ANGELICA
ELIZAAAAA
AND PEGGY
IS YOUR GRANDMOTHERS)
Not fair
But cool!
Wow that means u has a rich family
So kewl
No way
LUCKY
The house is not as big as I thought it would be.
I think it was because back them that was the size of a mansion
@Allison Sheehan
True. One in Saratoga, another in Albany, one called Schuyler Flats. His mother was a Van Cortlandt and her family had a number of houses in the lower Hudson Valley along with 83,000 acres of land.
watching back to school videos and hamilton videos with my cat on my chest
Theres nothing rich folks love more than heading downtown
And slumming it with the poor!
Take Phillip schylers the man is loaded
@@dustyydxsiesworld8281 Uh-oh but little does he know...
ms_jc04 that his daughters Peggy,Angelica,Eliza sneek into the city just to
@@dustyydxsiesworld8281 watch all the guys at work work, Angelicaa!
I went there several years ago and what a place it is. Ive been on many tours related to the Revolution and the tour here has really stood out. I’d say behind the tour of Major General Nathanael Greene Homestead, this was a close second.
So, wait. Philip died in 1804? That means Eliza lost her husband and her father in the same year. That’s heartbreaking.
No, Philip died in 1801, Alexander three years later
Julia Klaassen Philip the father in law, not Philip the son. I literally said that Eliza lost her husband and her father in the same year. She lost her son, Philip, three years earlier
Eliza lost her Sister (Peggy/Margarita), Phillip (Son), Her Husband and Father within 4 years (Her son died 6 months after Peggy died, that is why she is already wearing black before Phillip's death).
Oooh Philip you shine the morning sun my son
Wrong Phillip he is talking about Alex’s father in law
@* Oleander the Gamer and Artist * pride is not the word I'm Looking for...
I’m planning a trip to visit there soon!
Lovely, thank you for sharing,
Just an idea, maybe have the background music not so loud. Unfortunately for me personally it took away the historical emotions as the music wasn't relevant and loud.
why aren't we addressing his hat?
There’s nothing rich folks love more
Then going down town and slummin it with the poor
Omg Peggy, my iconic name twin. Us peggy's are underrated hm?
Would have liked to have seen an exterior view of the front of the house
I love historical locations.
I’m a direct descendent or the Schuyler family and would love to find out more information about them
Really?
demigodasset , yeah but I’d never even heard of them until I researched my family tree and saw I was directly related to the Schuyler and Van Cortlandt families from New York. I’m British
WORK WORK
@@scott-ry4cj Angelicaaa!
Work work, Eliza!
Love this video. Thank you
Omg I wanna see this place now where is it at
Albany, New York
Albany ny the pastures Catherine street
I know I knew Hamilton the musical from the songs and I was tried of hearing it but then I started getting into the songs I liked it more 😁
Question: was the parlour only for formal use, as is sometimes the case? If so, where did the family gather when they were just en famille?
Usually yes parlors are only for reception. In a lot of historical homes, family members shared beds, so there wasn’t always “family time”. Hah
One question.
*Why is there no bathroom*
very distracting music
I actually made a video at this house, it's on my RUclips page, called "Colonial Christmas". Great video, I subscribed
Only people from Buffalo, New York remembers Millard Fillmore.
My family mostly comes from France and French Canadian and I always wonder if one of my family members met (forgot to spell his name)
But it would of be very cool
Philip Schuyler? Lafayette?
And Peggy!!!
there’s nothing like summer in the city
Where is the chip in the staircase where peggy got a tomahawk thrown at her
I read it was Kitty was the target of the tomahawk as she was running up the stairs with her grandchild.
Sometimes I wonder if an actual group or raid has gone to Trinity church or this mansion to like sing the skuyler sister or who lives who dies who tells your story. I would do it. But i dont know if its even allowed to make that kind of noise in those areas giving that its historic.
just went there a few days ago
The bad audio.
Is everything untouched from the 18th century?
No. He said while in the first room that there we families who lived there after them
kate barlas that’s sucks 🙄🙄🙄 I really wanna see there stuff
do hamiltons house
For calling itself a magazine--implying professional production--this camera-work is very disappointing; camera moves too fast to see any details and the lighting seems not to be considered.
It's fine to me it's an old house the lighting won't be consistent and in my opinion it's not to fast but even if it was what can you expect they probably didn't want to make it too long. Cant you just appreciate getting to see this beautiful home and being told all about the history
Work work
hello there
Oh hi Hamilton, so why did you cheat on your wife?
Why would Fillmore be married here
My question too. His wife is from a town a little north of there. Maybe she knew the owners or maybe her family owned the home then.
@@kathycullenstern9652 Actually, the house was sold after Philip Schuyler's death, and then sold again. When that third owner died, his widow married Fillmore. The Schuylers and the Fillmores may not have known each other at all.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schuyler_Mansion
this isn't related to the schuylers, but i'm a descendent of aaron burr's daughter, theodosia
Alot of descendants of the schylers in the comments
i own that house My grandfather house new york
and ✨p e g g y✨
18th
Im telling my mom I’m changing family nmaes 👁👄👁
OK THEN ME TOO LETS BE FAMILIES
Sorry, I'd leave. it has to be too hot in there with no A/C ... Have someone else talk about it
Don't know if I'd hear everything on this tour because that hat, man. So damn distracting.
3,254th view
Im the 1,001st view
Sup homie
Pinkie The Princess Unicorn TwErK tWeRk
ANGELICAAAAA
Btw wut were u here fo?
Fo le Paggy
Stop calling them "cribs". Ghetto slang.
Im the 1,001st view