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Excited much idol
Hey buddy....congrats on ypur new show on TBD. You are like my favorite American explorer
Steve Ronin happy 4th July it is the 4th u stay safe both of u welcome 🌹
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Hi Steve and Happy 4th to you as well, please stay safe!!
So I wanted to let you know that in my grandparent's mansion, the wood looks the same as their's and it was mahogany. I also wanted to tell you that normally the 3rd level of a older mansion is reserved as the servants quarter's, also why at times you find the fixing are not as high quality and you may find a back stairway that the servants were to always use. I also wanted to tell you to not only search for secret panels that leads into secret rooms and you may find that what appears as walls standing out from the main walls behind a fireplace is also where secret rooms can be found,also the fireplace may pull out itself and lead to a secret room. In my grandparent's mansion there were also secret steps on the stair steps and you should look for them as well, they were used to hide valuables/money and alcohol during times of the prohibition period. They can be found on the master staircase and also the servants stairway. I spent every weekend through the school month's there and many weeks in the summer month's...we didn't believe in servants though or maids I know for 3 generations including my own. We did our own cleaning & cooking and because we were from the north we didn't believe in servants. It was a great deal of work, by the time we finished it was time to begin again lol. The servants quarter's were located on the 3rd floor with rooms away from the ballroom floor which was on the 3rd floor as well. I hope this information helps in your future video's!! I believe that there is a good deal of history about Mr Wheeler as well too. Safe traveling to you and your friends!!❤✌
So glad an offer has been accepted for this property, a chance to restore it's beauty! My Mom worked here when it was the Eastern Star Home for ladies!
I am so glad you guys don't mess with the houses and leave them untouched. Thank you for respecting the property. Can't wait to see next place.
I can't choose just one room. That house is fantastic. I wish I could afford to buy it and restore it. I love it.
I so totally love this mansion Especially the round windows I would love to find a place with just round windows in it all different kinds but you rock dude That little Modeling act for us What's totally awesome love your styling clothing Can't wait to you get more stock In
I grew up and lived in Orange for 25 years. I would walk and drive past it daily and I never once saw the inside. In the 1990’s it was called the Eastern Star Home and was a test home for women. Thanks for showing it. It’s beautiful and glad I finally got to see it, even if it wasn’t in its prime.
The problem with old mansions that are reconfigured to serve as hotels, nursing homes, or office space, often floors are added and walls that ruin the original design of the building. It is a shame. I believe that we, here in America, do not honor such beautiful old buildings as much as we should. Great video guys.
I think one issue is how we (Americans) view the historical significance of these buildings here. Not as many of them have the same historical relevance as ancient castles/manor homes in Europe. Nor have they stood for as long. In America they are usually connected with locally successful individuals from the gilded age, or built by lottery winners and 6 figure earners (or mafia lol) and are only 10-50 years old. Typically expensive for private owners to maintain, abandoned due to debt/cost, with no interest in making most of them into National/State historic places.
Instead, we visit/revere the boyhood homes of Lincoln, Mark Twain, and Miles Davis. Small and unimpressive structures, reflective of humble beginnings, and painstakingly maintained. I think these are things that Americans can better relate to.
That being said I love these videos. Glad this home found a new owner!
I recognized the star in the elevator floor as being from the Masonic organization called Eastern Star, so did some research and found that in 1925 the mansion was picked up as the Eastern Star Home - rest home for the ladies of the Masonic Lodge. that ended around 1990. There is a lot of history with that mansion! Really enjoyed watching!!
Thanks for sharing 👍 that!!
Looks like a pentagram
You are right. I used to live right across the street in 1978-79 and it had been an eastern Star retirement home for as long as I remembered. They closed the home around 1990. It is located in Orange, Massachusetts
I was going to say that! My grandmother was an Eastern Star so I knew the symbol immediately
Wow. That's 65 years. A long time!
I grew up in Orange. The Wheeler Mansion was also known as the Eastern Star Home. As a child, our church youth group was invited into the Eastern Star Home to sing Christmas carols. The place was BEAUTIFUL!! And the elevator is, from what I recall, original to the home. It was a novelty for the wealthy at that time.
Went to highschool with some kids who lived here. Hasn't really been abandoned very long. Also you should have hit up the Orange historical society for some more historical info on the mansion.
Also I believe the John Wheeler you were taking about is a different person than the one who lived in Orange and built the mansion. The one who built this house as born in Orange and is mostly known for his roles at New Home Sewing Machine Company.
Cool you went to school with em
YES I agree with Steve Ronin on getting more information about this home, I believe that he has the wrong information about J.W.W. mixed up with another J. W. W. Who built and lived in this house. The one that Steve talked about is someone else who YES he read the info right from Google, but I found the real article about the owner of the house.
You are correct sir. He has his JWW's mixed up.
This is in my hometown of orange ma! It use to be a old people home way back. Recently multiple families lived there. Idk whats gonna happen to it but it is for sale very very cheap which is sad. So cool to finally see inside !
In the first bedroom you didn't mention the window/window seat, it's a beautiful place to sit on a rainy day and read adventures about the sea!!!!💙💯
It’s gorgeous! I hope someone buys and renovates it back to it’s beautiful original state before it rots, gets trashed or demolished. Great vid Steve, thanks for sharing this stunning period house.
I can’t believe how much this place has deteriorated. I remember visiting it when it was the Eastern Star Home, late 70’s was the last time. It was absolutely amazing. I hope this gem can be saved. The front entryway was so beautiful with the stairs, all the woodwork and floors.
The White House Mansion was amazing. Love the details and architectural design of a 1912 time period. Love fireplaces, they make the room, it gives the rooms their own personality...can't decide a favorite. Mr. Wheeler must've had a fascination for Boats/Ships. This explains the Round Windows which are usually on ships, and the steering wheels, also called the Helm.
Room 17 might have been his office or his private place to unwind. That fireplace was especially designed for him, it even had his initials or his father. The stairs, cherrywood or mahogany? Either way, gorgeous design and details. That last room photo, definitely my favorite. If this room had that awesome initial fireplace, the room would be magnificent. Awesome video Steve definitely worth the wait. Thank you.💕
I just want to say how impressed I am that yall are so interested in exploring places with beautiful architecture and history. You'll learn more as you go, and google is a fantastic tool. Thanks for providing as much of a back story as you can discover. Be careful around all that black mold and lead paint, possibly other materials that could affect your health. Stay safe and happy holidays.
An offer was just accepted in June for this mansion. It sold for $98.301! Looks like it will be restored!!
Where is this place? What’s the town or address? I want to check it out on Zillow! Lol
@@Anic6500 its in Orange Mass!
@@Anic6500 it is I believe 75 Main St. Orange, MA...sadly though...renovating this house is a costly thing, in a town thats not very profitable.....its kinda sad. This place is gorgeous...and should be preserved. One would actually think the town would want this historic property preserved.
Stephen Petrovich thank you! You’re right about the address! I realized afterwards that I had this house already saved on Zillow, it’s in the town next to where my grandparents used to live (peter sham) and you’re right about the area! It’s so sad to see it fall apart! The floors and walls are buckling in some of the rooms- very expensive to save!!!!
It’s interesting that this home was purchased 5/31/2019 for $441,000 and listed for sale 6/2020 for only $98,000! I hope it is restored to its former glory!
Hey awesome video. My client just bought this place. Let me know if you want to collab on the renovation videos we are doing!!
In early America windows in homes were taxed, doors were not. Many people got around that by having tall windows that went to the floor. These were then considered doors and were, therefore, not taxed. The window you are at at 17:59 though may have just been used as a fire exit.
I thought big windows were used in homes in 1900's because A/C hasn't been invented yet. 😕 It was a great way to get ventilation into the house.
@@prettypinky6943 Absolutely, I'm sure that was why they wanted all those windows in the first place. But, why not take advantage of such an enormous legal tax loophole while you're at it?
Perfect job for the Silva Brothers. Some needs to restore this magnificent home. Perhaps your vlog will get someone's attention? This Old House????
Gorgeous stairway....one of my favorite features of homes
The last room was amazing. Such perfect carpenter and architecture work. I bet it would take over 1 million to restore it. I hope no one comes in to destroy it and it get restored or frankly left alone with no damage.
Beautiful architecture and so many beautiful fireplaces and love the round windows, this is stuff you don’t see in these homes built today....so much lost history
during the industrial times, there was a door tax. They made large windows to go in and out for there balconies , patios etc.
This is a stunner. Beautiful. One of the best laid out Big homes I have seen. Good job.
Dang it I was ready to watch... got excited😂 now I got to wait! 🤣😂❤️
,same,,🙂
Me too.
Same 😆😭
Same here
😹same here 😹😹
Sweet video. Amazing house😯 I specifically watch your videos for your photography. You really know how to capture the depth and mystery of a room and space. Stick to the empty rooms. When you put a model into the picture they become the subject of the shot. When you take a picture of an empty room, it allows the viewer to imagine themselves there. Keep it abandoned 😉 Hope you dish out some more of your epic shots. 🙌🏽
Love this! Can't decide if I like Square windows or the round... thanks for the share
Well,let us all know when you decide kari........the world is sat online waiting.....life changer or what right? 🤪
Love this home, so very much!!! Every thing about it is beautiful, happy and so inviting. It is Lovely 💝
I grew up like a 10 second drive from this mansion and I had never seen the inside before. It was always a mystery to me. This was really cool to be able to finally see the inside after 22 years of wondering!
Hey just curious which part of the world this is in? I live in New Zealand lol
John Dory it is in north eastern America. The state of Massachusetts
@@schuii6195 😅😁 k thanks, i dont think we have anything that awesome thats been abandond in NZ. Take care over there x
22 years?,u wondered.hell teeny girl,have u decided on breakfast yet? Or when your gonna go thru puberty 🤭🤭😂
Excellent video, you have an amazing eye for photography picking up all the details, this is why I follow you. Be safe in the current global crisis, keep up the excellent work
Absolutely fascinating. I can not imagine living in any place that big. Love the beautiful carved woodwork, and the cool windows. A person can kind of imagine the beauty that mansion when it was new. You do a nice job of presenting these houses to us. Thank you for that.
Hi, Steve. I loved the staircase and the library. The woodwork on the walls gave it a majestic look.
Great location! It was probably unbelievable before being chopped up into smaller rooms. On the top floor where you pointed out the fireplace with stone carved initials, you can tell that with the added wall the proportions are all wrong. It was most likely a grand room with perhaps vaulted ceilings even? The Greek Revival period was all about golden ratios, balance... Wonderful job!
Note the raised area in the room with that grand fireplace and in the room next to it as well. I would bet that those two, plus the next room in that row was all one large room, probably a ballroom, the raised area would have been for musicians.
Stunningly beautiful. I can picture this fixed up. So happy nobody vandalized this magnificent house. Love all the woodwork. Would love to polish the staircase
That is my dream house! Love every room!! Sucks being poor🥴!!
What's the material used in the roof? 27:17
If you dont wanna be poor,go get a job and stop moaning......geeeeez
You were so fortunate to film this most awesome house. The 2nd to last room with the window seats was really cool. Loved the fireplace and all of this house.
Everything could be saved from the beautiful doors, windows, railings, etc. so many details in this mansion was well thought out. They don’t make houses like this anymore. Exquisite!
Empty houses are better so you can see the rooms better without the clutter. My opinion.
My favorite so far. The craftsmanship is stunning. Much like I expect to see in mansions.
Yes, that awesome upstairs window is like a door and window you’d see on an old ship. Each door to each room has a brass plaque and number like an old ship cabin.
“W” for Wheeler.
Shower is an add on. Not original to the bathroom.
THIS mansion reminds me of the mansions of Newport, Rhode Island.
I feel THIS is the best mansion yet!
Thanks for all you do. Next best thing to being there.
I love your appreciation for the finer things in these homes. Keep showing these beauties.
I used to live in this town and the family who built this home also had another one about 3 miles away!
This is definitely one of the most beautiful mansions Ive ever seen...LOVE the fireplaces and windows
Old elevators actually had a manual operation so they had operators. They would usually stand when operating the elevator. The stool was for elderly traveling in the elevator.
Incredible. Love the many Fireplaces and the designs are all different. The Staircase and woodwork are so amazing. Very well done video. Looking forward to the next one. Take Care & Stay Safe & Healthy.
Hi Steve, good video, while watching, I noticed that the bedroom that had the great fireplace withe previous owners initials, the one you liked, that room has been partitioned off, as the large fireplace is too big for such a small room, also the way the opposite wall meets up with the windows, the inside and outside do not correlate
with the design.
That saiud great show
Stay safe
Stay healthy
Continue the excellant work/
I really enjoy it when you explore with Radek. The two of you seem to blend and not interrupt each other. He's got a cool vibration just like Steve. Sincerely, Carly💙
Somebody save this house.
I would have loved to have seen the kitchen.
The kitchen is modern... Nothing special.
Loved this beautiful place. The woodwork and amazing fireplaces and that marble. WOW. Brilliant video.
This place if it Evers gets bought and remodeled would make a beautiful Bed & Breakfast. I could only dream of having a place like this. It is gorgeous.
Bob Newhart would love this place.
I kept thinking the same thing.
Only problem would be... In this town there is nothing to do... No sort of attractions.
WOW ... I personally would never need that much room . It is elegant , beautiful and once a place someone called home. I've said it before and I'll say it again you have an eye for capturing the beauty of it all and thank you again for letting us see what you see , as they say " beauty is in the eye of the beholder ".🐸
Hi steve r the house has got pertential with a certain amount work done on the inside and outside. It could be a nice place. Stephen
Idk if you guys come to Canada but in Haleybury Ontario massive abandoned mansion is there. Just stunning. Love your videos keep up the good work
Beautiful place. I would so live there. A just so you know, that place is not gutted, if it were, there would be no walls or floors, etc, it's just empty. And facade is pronounced fah-sahd.
Such a beautiful place! Thank you so much for sharing this.
That was a gorgeous mansion.
JWW died in this home in 1910. He built the mansion for he and his wife Elmira. Who died in 1920. He willed the property to an Oder of the Ladies related to Freemasonry, which turned it into a nursing home for women. JWW made his money by producing sewing machines. Amazingly the house and property sold for only $150,000 a couple of years ago to someone who is now in the renovation process. I would love to see it after renovations back to a private home. Great showing Steve, love your Vlogs!
Depending on the home for sale sites. This mansion is either up for sale for $98k or it was sold in this year.
Either way it was built in 1903 and updated in 2000. There is also a FB page dedicated to saving the Wheeler Mansion.
Where can I see the listing ? And what state? Thanks
It was sold in june.
Thank goodness it sold...amazing place! Hope the new owners appreciate it...it is a remarkable home!
Interesting.......a beautiful, huge mansion with no kitchen or even a clue of there ever having been a kitchen. I guess when it was remodeled for a business the kitchen was deleted. When you said about having a "model" it immediately reminded me of a youtube video I watched years ago about abandoned and crumbling antebellum plantation homes in the deep south. The photographer had a pretty, young lady dressed beautifully as she would have been if she were living on a plantation in the south prior to the Civil War. She would randomly appear in the video among the ruins of what must have been a beautiful, huge plantation house (but now crumbling into ruins) and she would be staring stoically out of a busted or cracked window or at the bottom of what used to be a magnificent staircase as if she just came downstairs to a plantation ball and looking lovingly at a long stemmed red rose in her hand. She might be on one of the formerly magnificent porches staring out as if overlooking the daily operations of the plantation. The use of this model brought to mind what "used to be" and is now gone forever with the model looking as if she were thinking about and possibly missing those wonderful days of the past, surrounded by the ruins of what once was. The same could be done with any abandoned building of any time period with the proper attire for that time period being worn by the model. I can imagine a model, dressed for the proper time period of this mansion in it's heyday, coming down that beautiful ornate wooded staircase for an evening of dinner and dancing with a group of friends or standing in front of a large window looking forlornly out of that window. The possibilities are endless, limited only by your imagination! Makes for some beautifully haunting photos that makes ones mind travel back to those times trying to imagine what the home and it's residents would have been like at that time.
It has a kitchen... Fairly large... Nothing fancy... More or less a modern-day kitchen
Kitchens were very often in the basement to avoid summer heat. Sometimes they were in separate buildings, often summer kitchens.
Oh, I love your thinking, you just sent me into a fantasy world of the homes I've been in and thought the same way. The old farmhouses you could have an young woman in the time period clothing with apron at the sink with a dish and dishrag washing the dish as she peered out the window as would have been once long long ago.....
@@sherryannhailey6596 Been there, done that. I remember preparing threshing meals for our neighbors/distant relatives and carrying them across the road because they still had a wood stove and a pump at the sink. But they had a huge freezer in the summer kitchen for the produce from the large garden. It was a strange juxtaposition.
I also LOVE the detail they put into the structure and architecture...!
Please, when checking out these homes, for safety sake, wear masks, it helps with the dangerous mold some of these homes have.!
I was just going to suggest masks as well. Besides asbestos and mold some of the interior products (lead paint and wall coverings) caused many homeowners early deaths.
Hi Steve, just found you and I love watching you explore.. it does my heart good knowing this house has been bought. ❤️
If you google "The Eastern Star Home in Orange Mass." you will get alot more information on this building
If I had the money I would absolutely buy this house up and refurbish it... Im not even a big house person but this house is pretty awesome...the woodwork is gorgeous, this house has so much character...a lot of love went into building it for sure.. that staircase is something else.. thank you for sharing this..y'all stay safe and God bless y'all..
Someone needs to salvage this place before everything is runt.
Yes before the F heads destroy it. Looks to be livable right now!
@@MakingUsThink Yes there is some beautiful woodwork and great craftsmanship in it.
it wasvery recently purchased.
@@kathybrower8732 That is awesome, hope that they renovate it or save what can be.
@@kathybrower8732 My channel will feature some of the renovation to it.. My client just bought it! :)
I love the last room you went into, love all the wood trim and that staircase is beautiful. It's sad to see magnificent buildings like this just deteriate, love all your videos.
Steering wheels for a captain boat? Try Nautical decor.
They are called "Helms "
This with the wood fireplace and all the wood hands down my fav
This mansion kinda looks like Elvis Mansion on the outside .But the interior looks more stately like it was owned by a politician or someone to that affect. .
WOW! Lots of history in this place. Glad to see it's been bought & will be restored.
That weird shower was set up for a senior citizen...hand rails and outside control for a caregiver..so they would not have to step in to the shower and get wet...
That shower was creepy
WOW!!!! If I had the money....I would love to buy and renovate that mansion. ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS inside, love the stairs abs woodwork.
I have a personal question. Do you have another job, or is this how you make a living? If this is your main source of income, I can't think of a better job!! Also as a former medic in the US Army I do have one very important piece of advice. You REALLY REALLY need to wear a mask with 3 or 4 filters while on these locations. I'm not sure but I think the attic you climbed into had asbestos insulation. Please be careful. Love your work. Also happy 4th to you also.
Hello! 68W
Asbestos is the least of their worries. These places are full of black mold
Exactly what I was thinking. Black mold is the worst.
Absolutely beautiful!
Here's sime info on the star inside the elevator. Order of the Eastern Star, a 5-pointed, inverted star. The 5 points of the star refer to stories which are inspired by biblical heroines in the Bible.
Each biblical figure is represented by a color on each of the star's 5 points.
But the Freemasonic Bible starts on page 33.
And those women were super into thinking that
they were just being good Mason's wives.
Nothing Christian in that organization
They are all rather big rooms but not as big as that first room you showed, that staircase was beautiful and I agree with you the fire places are lovely, and so big, the round windows are lovely.
I’d say that was a home for children or disabled people. I watch a lot of your videos and find the footage to be great but your knowledge and comments sometimes to be really inaccurate.
OH EM GEE, that massive bay window with all that carved wood, scalloped curtains and ceiling rose. Adore the curves and skill. Fave room 👍🐨
20:30 that's a handicap bathroom
So beautiful!! The woodwork in this mansion is unbelievable. Wish I had the money to restore it. Great video & photography!❤
Didn't see any kitchen 🤷♀️
BEAUTIFUL ! I'm glad this house found an owner. Wouldn't it be grand to come back after it's redone ??!!!!!
Hey Bro, turned the Reminder ON... I create similar adventure videos. Much Respect Steve
Love the office. I love bay and bow windows. The round and Dimond windows are cool too. My favorite windows are stained glass. Love the bay window with the seating to it. Gorgeous
People with money and influence today just don't see the point of preserving stuff like that, which is of rare beauty and value, and couldn't be reproduced now, or expected to be in the foreseeable future. It says something about most of the moneyed elite that houses like that one, or any number of magnificent train stations and old school buildings run to seed and demolished, are allowed to rot, while restoring them would in many cases be the most effective and inexpensive way of improving the general standard of living for everyone, by way of informing them on what real artistry and architecture is all about, through seeing it for themselves. I think the elite today are selected for stupidity, and the "selecting forces" have been at this kind of thing - with the aim of lowering the general standard of living - for a long time. It's a little bit of each: the intellectual incompetence of the direct actors, combined with the malevolence of the ones who put them where that are, and it's readily comparable to the recent destruction and "public" decisions to remove great heritage and artistic achievement in the form public statues. It is a way of gypping future generations.
Great comment.
Today’s construction is poor quality and workmanship. They decay in 30 years. In addition to having no character whatsoever. It’s refreshing to see a younger person appreciate this amazing beauty.
@12:30, yes, that fire place is fantastic. That staircase is beautiful. Circle window are like Port Holes.
All the windows are gorgeous. The fireplace @16:50 is also gorgeous. That awful large Racoon prints
@ 22:20. The ball room @25:05 is gorgeous. I love that fireplace & all the wood working. It is really
such a shame it is all going to ruin. I love these old structures, such workman ship. The last room
looks is if was the GRAND BALLROOM. THANK YOU Steve for taking me on the tour, I love it.
Just call me: GRAM in TEXAS
Enough with the excessive editing because when you cut and restart your voice gets cut off.
said it before... you have by far the best and most chill intro music of all Urbexers :) never change that ;)
You chit chat with your friend way to much. Less talking, more filming
Jeez that’s him told
The last room took my breath away ! Thank you for bringing it to us. I like watching you describe, appreciate & respect the beauty of each one. Stay safe.
"Dope" used in this definition used waaaay too much. Had to vacate the video. For kids and millennials only.
Bill Still I muted lol
Gorgeous stairway and the stair rail is awesome. Windows are magnificent and the fireplaces too. Need a million servants to keep those fireplaces going!
Exquisite house! I watch a lot of these videos and this by far has the best interior I've seen. Too bad it was chopped up in past remodels and is being left to decay.
Hello I'm just writing to say thank you because you were my first video like this and now I watch exploring with Josh and omargoshtv and more sergi and love them all to keep the videos coming bro
The woodwork is magnificent the room you called the library the fireplace is gorgeous 😍 give all the wood a good wax
I Love this place.....It is so BEAUTIFUL 💗💗💗
I loved the that room with the large bay window and white curtains all done in mahogany wood.👍👏😁❤
What a beautiful mansion. The last room was my favorite.
Love that you talk us thru. Love that you don’t skip rooms.
I am SO HAPPY that someone is going to show this beauty some love.