Exploring an Abandoned 1904 Mansion With Everything Left Inside
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- Опубликовано: 21 июл 2021
- In todays video I take you inside an incredible abandoned mansion built in 1904. This place has everything left behind like walking into a time capsule. It looks like at one point someone turned this home into a bed and breakfast as well.
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Wow! Could you imagine that being restored to its former glory? Nobody builds houses like this anymore. I would love to have this house, I love old homes, no matter the style, so much history. That woodwork is beautiful.
When in High School, decades ago, one of my friends lived down the road from an abandoned house, even the toothbrushes remained. Being kids, we went in a few times and explored, found things like an old newspaper announcing the start of WW1 in a trunk upstairs. It had obviously been abandoned for a long time. It makes you wonder what reasons could cause such a thing.
Imagine how excited someone was when they moved into that house the 1st time. Imagine all the family meals and Christmases there. Now, it is empty and forgotten. All the people are long gone but the house remains.
Well written!
@@charlottemuller2233 thanks Charlotte!
I'm feeling a bit of motion sickness from watching it, but otherwise it's a very nice video. Beautiful place. Great find.
Thanks for sharing.
I wish they would invest in a gimbal.
Most Bed & Breakfast's are decadent. This looks like the home of an aging couple who moved a few beds downstairs so they didn't have to climb the stairs. The room off the kitchen is probably the formal dining room and that massive wooden structure is the china cabinet and linen storage which was an integral part of a home's designed at the turn of the last century.
I love the old houses like that. They have so much character and charm. Those nook seats were awesome.
Beautiful gem! 💎 I bet under that 70's carpet there are gorgeous hardwoods.
Every time I watch your streams it makes me sad I wish someone would buy the houses and bring life back into the houses.
Agree it’s sad to see abandoned homes
Let’s all go be squatters. There’s enough rooms for everyone! Jk
So sad I think it viewer incorporated funds into a investment that it could be a worthy investment and carpenters . Dry wall
Same
@@BIGGER_RED Can you see it? We all work on it,and if everyone brought someone with a skill,or the will to fix it up-there would be a place to live for those who wanted to put the effort in! Unfortunately,it's probably owned by a bank,or the city,county?
This place is prime for renovation. Lots of original beautiful architectural features still in tact. Thanks for the explore. Please move slower with camera, would be appreciated. ❤️
I would rather see a restoration then renovate
@@shellikazdan2871 I agree
Hey if it helps you can turn down the speed of the video for your liking! 🙂
@@shellikazdan2871 I think it will be demolished. It's not long before the New Wave Urbex Smashcrews will take pwnership of that!
This house is amazing I love that wood trim is not painted an that fire place in entry way is stunning with those built in bench seats 👍
Beautiful place. I notice you pan around the rooms with your camera way to fast
Yeah needs to focus more on furniture an on this one especially.
Agreed. Too fast makes people feel ill and not watch more videos. :/
@@Mizz.Person this guy finds good houses though so I can't stop watching
I was thinking the same thing. It's so many things got passed up. He was moving Way to fast. And he breathe so hard during the filming. It's so annoyeing. I can only hear clearly when he talks. But he does find beautiful locations of so many beautiful house.
@@vernonsanders371 j
I enjoy watching as much of your exploring videos as I can before motion sickness sets in. Please keep your camera steady.
Lovely old home. I hope someone is going to restore it. Thanks for showing us.
Nice find👍. That porch looked beautiful what little you could see of it. It’s so nice to see a home that hasn’t been trashed or full of graffiti .
Love it bro! Its really cool that the things are actually in order, and not thrown all over by vandals and what not. Keep up the good work :)
Be careful. If the house has power, someone is paying the electric bill (bank, estate manager, law firm) so the place is NOT abandoned. Someone has vested interest in the property.
Nothing is abandoned there is ownership somewhere
@@vernonsanders371 so is this guy here illegally? Power on...in my neck of the woods (NJ) that's called a b&e breaking and entering...a felony...2 year prison term...they got to have permission
I have seen videos of home vacant for 35 years with electricity. I cannot imagine why anyone would pay electric bills for so long and not do anything with the property. Any suggestions as to why? It's just crazy. Well, of course you have money to burn.
So who acquires ownership if the original owner passes on and leaves property to absolutely nobody? And there are no liens or money owed on the property? Just curious .
@@billphillips5006 Not true. You won’t get a breaking and entering unless you literally pick a lock. Most of the time, you will get a trespassing citation or a cop asking you to leave the property.
Love all those fireplaces. Love all the beautiful wood trim. The stair case is gorgeous. So many people that do buy these places the first thing they do is put white paint on all that gorgeous wood. I bet the floors under all that carpet is gorgeous also. Such a shame it is falling into disrepair with no one to love it and bring it back to life.
Fireplaces were not used for some time. Those are Gas Heaters sitting in front of fireplaces.
The woodwork and build ins are absolutely gorgeous, this is a beautiful old home I would love to own it. They don't make houses like this anymore.
The feel of an old house is so different than modern ones. More wood,brick,plaster etc.Too many modern houses have cement floors under the wood veneers. True the floor won't rot or creak,but you have horrible ammounts of work to do if pipes bust or leak under cement and you don't know till mold etc happens.With crawl spaces and attics,you can at least look for and identify problems hopefully before it's too late!
Thank you for showing us so many beautyful houses.God knows that you have or not a sandwich .And a bottle of water.And biscuits too.Very long roads .👍
You can feel the people who there we spiritual and connected still has a warmth and homey atmosphere.
Oh boy that round porch is gorgeous.A ladder is what you would need to access those tall cabinets.
Someone has already been in there going through whatever they could get. Fireplaces are awesome. furniture is beautiful. Those sitting areas are really neat. great job. lean on God
Love love love !
Big Banks,
Why do you by pass so much beautiful furniture , lead design glass widows, pocket doors ! So much you by pass why ?
You do find some terrific places.
Agree.
He hasn’t learned what everything is and the history behind it in order to appreciate it. He’s only 23.
But me on the other hand is trying to figure out how I can get all this furniture, trim, fireplace mantels, etc in my tiny car after I find the address. Jk. I wouldn’t ever steal, I do appreciate the history for sure
@@BIGGER_RED I Agee with you ! I as well have a tiny car. But have been antiquing my intire life! I would never steal/ take anything as well. We can dream ! Lol
Loved the mahogany wood. We use to have a place with mahogany wood too. Fireplace is nice. Beautiful door with mahogany too. Fireplace is hugh. We even had a clawfoot tub.
This was such cool old house! Too bad someone couldn’t restore it! 😥
Omg if I only had the money I would so purchase and renovate it’s absolutely beautiful!❤️
I would love to have a place like that. It’s too beautiful to just be left to decay. The front door was amazing! Somebody should restore that house to its original state. I would have liked to see the property as well. Nice video.
Hey guys,
Nice place. I would be willing to bet that the ceiling decay damage is repairable if done a.s.a.p. Your friend is right about the value of that fan. There is also a small fortune in the antique furniture left behind. Someone with enough money, time, and appreciation for the style of the woodwork and decor could bring that house back to its former glory.
I believe the area with the front door and massive fireplace would be the entry hall and not livingroom. I base that on other Victorian houses I’ve seen.
This is correct. An entrance is never a living room. The entrance would be where you would take off your coats and a house person would greet you while you waited for the owner to then take you to a parlor or one of the living spaces.
@@sharonmorgan8522 or the butler would seat the guest then announce him to the owner of the house lol what the heck might as well be fancy
Dude! Another great exploration!!! Love your channel.
Hey!! Thanks for taking us through the house in a way that gives us an understanding of the layout!! Neat house!!
That was beautiful! Thanks for sharing!
What a great find guy's. Great to watch. Beautiful house. Take care. Thanks.
Wow!! It’s just so amazing to see (furnishings) and more from these (abandoned) homes (time period).
Awesome job on this exploration. I always enjoy your explorations
What an amazing place. Quite a find!! Thank you for sharing! 👀😊
Thankyou for showing us.
Absolutely beautiful home. You're my favorite bando guy!
Gorgeous house! The whole garden is so cool all wild and green! Just a little pruning to keep it away from the buildings' siding and roof.What an expansive area! It must have been a sight decades ago...Looks like someones' lost dream.that got cut short..😪☹Thank you both for sharing!😃☘🕊
What a super house. Lovely shapes.
Love that beautiful porch and staircase sweet.🥰👍🙋♀️
Wow, so amazing and thanks!
Beautiful. Would love to see more details of the furniture and woodwork.
Beautifully filmed. Lovely to watch a tour of an old mansion in the States.
Thanks for video: I really like old ,old vintage, especially wood work,
Beautiful place. Would love to see it restored. When you’re showing homes please don’t swing the camera back and forth. Makes me dizzy. Cheers.
Thanks beautiful old house nice video keep 👌up the great work
Beautiful Victoria house,everything the funitures and decoration an antiqeus,so I hope the families of the owner stay there for to keep tidy and clean because so many memories in this old house.I'm Indonesian I like it very much this video.🤗
Thanks for sharing!
Wow what a shame, such a big beautiful house ! Love the video guys!!
That staircase and all those pocket doors are amazing.
Incredible video Mr. BigBankz
I enjoyed the video. Thank you
Butlers pantry off the kitchen. The room just inside the front door was historically the room where guests waited to be recieved for visitation. My guess is the carpeted sunroom was probably the summer sleeping porch. Beautiful home!
strip out all the carpet, empty the whole house. check the foundation, begin reconstruction but keep all the original wood work. Put back in the furniture and buy old looking appliances that are modern. Paint and move in.
That would be so lovely!! Most of the time though, the owners do not want to sale and the place sets there and decays. Probably family land and they just hang on to it for many years, even to the point of letting it decay!!! So sad...
There’s a very good chance that there is unseen water damage and mold and the entire plumbing heating and electrical have to be redone. As well as new roof $$$$ and wood appears to be rotted in the exterior. Being familiar with these deals one should have about $250,000 in cash to do repairs AFTER buying the house. And don’t forget property taxes once it is liveable💸💸💸
@@dawnwheeler2649 That's about right...
@@dawnwheeler2649 Unless you can do most of the work yourself..
@@SometimeAgo65 having done this I can tell you, you need all permits from the local municipality and licensed plumbers electricians contractors etc and then the local building dept must sign off. Also all plans must be filed and approved first. It’s a major project and I can tell by the exterior and interior what definitely can be seen needing to be done. Then there’s what you can’t see until the walls are opened up 🤯🤯 I’ve had screaming fights with contractors. Not fun.
Can’t wait to see it Sir your my favorite
Wow to be able to restore that beauty
I like this one! Nice music put together nicely.
this home need love
Beautiful. Sad to see it abandoned.
I enjoyed the tour of this beautiful Victorian. I live in a Victorian. I would like to share with you some Victorian terminology. The doors that slide are called pocket doors. The tub is called a claw foot tub and the window over the door is called a transom. You seem to be into these houses. I thought you would enjoy knowing those terms.
What a beauty. What was that rattling noise when you were outside? Sounded like a snake. Fantastic looking house. Loved the wood and the stairs. Glad to see the jerk vandals haven't been there. I'm hoping it can be restored and lived in. Thanks for sharing and stay safe.
It was cicadas!
Maybe it was a Care Home
Cicadas
Sounded like a den of rattlers lol
OMG this house is beautiful and the wood work beautiful. I would love to own this house and fix it up in the original place. I hope they don't tear it down. Thanks for sharing this video 🌟🌟❣️❣️
The area around the front door with the massive fireplace is an entrance hallway. Fireplace would have heated the house. An elder couple moved the twin beds down to the first floor living/dining area. The notes taped up in the kitchen and bathrooms were for a reminders for dementia or Alzheimer's elder. Very sad. This is a single family home, farm house. Def not a bed and breakfast. And, not a mansion. Broaden your horizons.
Looks like a common house of the era that you could have bought out of a sears and roebucks catalog. It astounds me how little todays generation knows.
@@willythewave I know right. God bless them. These guys are sincere..but boy o boy.
In the South old houses/homeowners had boarders to help with costs. I have viewed my own families old census records with boarders listed in MS. Didn’t Forest Gump’s mom have a house like this with boarders? 😂 Someone may have described this house to the creator as a B&B, but it was more of a boarding house for some aging people. The notes remind me of something my southern grandma would write. Regardless it is still a beauty!
Yes, definitely not a B and B. If anything, perhaps they had some boarders, but not guests vacationing or checking in for a weekend of being pampered.
Wow, its still liveable and just needing love.. truely enjoyed thanks
I would like to what these places looked like when they were lived in in their era. That would be cool to do a side by side. But Inthsnkmyou for showing what you show. It's interesting learning their history.
There is a lot more to this property than what was explored lots more
Beautiful home.
Very cool! It's very interesting!
Wow I love it!!!
Dope find!
That could be beautiful again..I hope somebody saves it..that mantle and pocket doors...Wow!!
We've been wanting to check this place out too
Do you know what state this is in? Or if it's for sale? I would like to see your version of this place. Thanks I'll watch something of yours an subscribe so I can see it again
Beautiful wood work
Hermoso lugar
Gracias por compartir
very cool beautiful house, and explore, it looks like someone is keeping up the grounds though and mowing it. Yes be careful while exploring :) Also 6'7?! A giant :)
Very ;beautiful arts crafts touches
Thanks Big Bankz! After seeing those ancient single-wrapped processed American cheese, I know why my 93 year old Momzie has lived sooo long bc she munches down on that preservative supposed cheese! Too funny, too true!!!🤘🇺🇲
Some people get "pickled" with alcohol and age like whiskey if they're lucky. Jack Von G'on was one.Can't spell out his whole name may get in hot water!
That fireplace!
These Abandoned homes are so old and beautiful
It’s shame they are Abandoned like this especially as we have millions homelessness around the world
Thank you for sharing 💕💕💙💙
I love old things that still works
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Another clean home! No spirits at all
Not a peep :)
I’m surprised..thought for sure someone or something would speak up, but nope
Don't forget to check out the attics in these places! U'll find u can walk in them & unless u SEE any of the floor boards w/ holes or broken, the floor WILL be sturdy as ever😊 That also goes for front porch too. Also, check out basements that are more than crawl spaces, some will have Root Cellars! Happy trails to u all!
The kitchen is crazy with all those cabinets, reminds me of The Sixth Sense.
I would say it was built just before the turn of the century by the features in the home and you can bet there is hardwood floors under the carpet upstairs, I would also bet one of the parents probably the mom was the last one to live there and went into a nursing home before she died and the children have kept the grass somewhat cut and basic power on, it was more than likely left to be either equally divided among them or no will at all, so they are just waiting to out live one another to inherit it, I see this happen in rural areas, the last kid alive inherits it before they die and their kids immediately sell it to an individual or developer. I hope someone decides to restore it before it's too late.
Keep exploring places you'll never know what you find! Don't give up
Beautiful
It's beautiful ❤️
The home I grew up in had a claw foot tub. I appreciate it now but at the time I was like "All the other kids have showers"
Parabéns pêlos vídeos são incríveis 👏👏👍
You are my favorite explorer
Awesome video. I am in the process of finding abandoned houses in my area. Very complicated stuff. I like this hobby a lot. Very dangerous though. But so far, no homeless or thugs during my visits. Maybe cause I go mid afternoon usually. Keep it up and be careful. :)
Awesome house! Would like to see architectural detail tho....like for instance...
The side lights around front door...they looked etched but couldn't tell.
Doors and door hardware.
Fireplace surrounds and fireplace tile
Ceilings/ crown moulding/ medallions etc..
Antique furniture.
Built-in features
Newel posts in staircase
Transom.
Windows.
Porch features.
The pantry area is called a butler's pantry and this one is a fine example. They were always located next to the kitchen and usually connecting directly to the dining room.
That back stairway was for servants..they usually lived on the third floor.
We didn't see the third floor.
If you did some research about Victorian homes, their architectural features, embellishments, cornices, plaster work, woodwork, floors...your experience will be enhanced as you will understand and/or notice what makes these homes so special.
Hope you got authorization because there are major trespassing Laws regarding empty or Abandoned buildings. If there is Electricity, that is Private Property that someone is paying for. Sheesh😳😳
Awesome
Amazing history just collecting dust 💨
Beautiful house
Awesome place BB
Good job! 😯😻👍🤪
It's amazing that the wood trim isn't painted over