She Lived Alone For 20 YEARS ~ Abandoned Mansion in Luxembourg
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
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Our modern world seems to be constantly on the move, but there are some places where time has permanently stopped and nobody seems to care about them anymore. This happened to the former house of the family Meus, after the last inhabitant Miss Susan passed away, there was nobody left to take care of the property and the time stopped forever. For the better part of 2 decades, Susan lived in this wonderful grand house all on her own. But there is something strange about this place, the lights still shimmer on the belongings that are left behind, in other words, the power is still working, this makes questions arise, who is still paying for it and why? Before it got abandoned this house used to be the home of a Luxembourgish family, they were the owners of a rather large convenience store in the center of town.
They even accommodated a deprived worker of the store to live in a special apartment inside their house. The family was well respected for it and received a lot of love from the citizens of the town.
Today we will try to answer the strange questions that arise around this home and solve its mystery.
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Filmed by Lesley
Edited by ES Forgotten (Danny) @ES.Forgotten
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Much deep respect for Mrs. Susan and her home. I used to live near Homburg, Germany and one evening, I drove to Luxembourg to dine in one of its finest French restaurants. It was such a beautiful and wonderful experience that I will never forget. I agree, Luxembourg is absolutely beautiful. Thank you for sharing Mrs. Susan's special abandoned home tour. 🙏🏻💕🙏🏻
I must say it was a relief, when you found a front door after all…..(down the stairs). I had a horrible picture of that poor woman climbing that rickety old ladder to enter her home from that barn, as you did. This video left me with unanswered questions though…..as seemed like a crazy floor plan. I can’t help but wonder who built and planned this odd type of home. Perhaps it was rented out sections of the house, as it appeared multiple kitchens…..but only noticed one bathroom. Thanks as always for your most interesting tour of of abandoned homes. See you again in your next visit. 💋🧚🏻♀️
I could not agree with you more. Such a lovely place! I hate when photos are left. Hi, Lesly. I pray you are all well. Stay safe!
The home is old. Lot's of additions and modernizing over the decades - perhaps centuries. Not unusual to find in Europe.
Another great vlog enjoyed immensely
How sad living alone in this huge house. I like social life.
Awesome love ❤️
Nice place❤
Doors after doors ...
Up to the end of a life time.
That's probably water still left in the pipes
Every time I see one of these I am more determined to buy a rural mountain hostel- so that until I die I can be surrounded by adventurous young people! My house where I live alone is just too similar to most of these- I even have a 1903 Singer.... :(
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The belt on the sewing machine just needs a little tightening and would work just fine.
I have a running 1904. I even use it, have bobbins and extra belts. No bobbin cover assembly though...sadly.
I think the first room your showed us is actually a sewing room, the table being perfect for placement for patterns and cutting material.
Agree
I agree. I hope she didn't make rabbit fur coats!
Totally agree
Hey Lesley, love Susan's home, it was the unending house, there were doors after doors. It was such an unusual way to enter the house, that ladder looked so scary, please be careful! Susan was very neat, I don't think I have ever seen a house that neat. She was very religious, when you went up to the attic, there was a cross with Jesus Christ hanging up on the wood. Great exploring, stay safe, love ya!
I'm now in my 60s I think we're did my life go why does it speed up so fast as we get older it's scary how quickly our lives come and go so fast.when I started a family it felt like I had forever to do things but you don't once your kids start teenage years you will not have them for long the younger years are a blessing to hold onto and to do alot for yourself and your kids before it gets too late to make beutiful memories. I'm glad I had but IV made mistakes I wish I hadn't thou ,I find grandkids are second chances to do it better you learn as you get older what's so important,I don't wont togo to my grave with regrets. I love my life.
Ι think we were born too soon. It is said that science will make it possible for us to reach the age of 150
Hey Lesley! What a pleasant afternoon you gave me this wednesday with this wonderful video: amazing and modern details, electric light working! For a few moments I transported myself to the mansion, as if I where there in a a beautiful dream! You deserve lots of applause!!!!👏👏❤🇧🇷
I agreed with you. Lesley has performed wonderful works of VDO.
The stories that you tell along with your tours of these fantastic places makes me keeps me coming back looking content! I love that you speak of the people with high regard and treat their belonging with such respect. You have a true talent and passion with presenting your work!
👌👌
I love how she didn't fill every available space on floor and walls. Minimalist, but for special pieces.
Hi from Arizona, United States! I recently began following your explorations and I am hooked. I admire the care you take for all the places you visit. It seems as though the empty part of this home held up better than the other part. Everything does look clean, not much dust. Anyway, thank you so much!
Heyy Lesley, how wonderful to watch an Urbex video in the middle of the week! - How great is that! - That is a very nice mansion.
Incredible to see all the furniture and a lot of other personal items in such an untouched shape - and of course to see the electricity
still working. - The furniture and the pictures on the walls of that nearly empty room looked like a museum. - I found the walking
dresser of the lady of this mansion quite fascinating to see with all her clothes left abandoned in the wardrobes, as if she would
return in any moment.
The living room with the very comfortable sofa, armchairs and the beautiful cabinets with the displayed glasses was very beautiful
to see, - actually a legit time capsule.
Wonderful explore, my friend! I enjoyed watching, - and once more it was so nice to see how respectfully and with great tenderness
you were approaching the history of this mansion and the background story of the former owners. - These empty rooms, you found in
that mansion, were on the other hand somehow strange to see. What might have been the purpose of that empty living space?
Take care, stay safe, dear bro, and I am of course looking very much forward to your next explore adventure.
Many hugs and blessings! - Peace and kindest regards.
Hi😁👋 from New Caledonia
how is the outside of the house. was there a garden?
anyway, thanks for the visit. very nice inside. So many bedrooms...and a pram for a baby.
I am so glad to have stumbled upon your channel, I feel like I'm following a great historian thru time,much respect to the brother's work. I'm now on a journey thru all of your work.Stay safe you two and God bless your future!
In America we call the room you called a Walk In Dresser, we call it a Walk In Closet.
Thank you for giving such honor and respect to the lives of these people. It is beautiful to be able to tell their story and for us to learn about them. Many prayers and blessings to you and all you come across 🥰
That chair in her bedroom...FANTASTIC!! The crystal in the cabinet...wow. The painting of the forest, so pretty! You can feel the life in the kitchen. So strange to have the new part of the house built into the old part. I just wish we could've gone out the front door, to see what she saw.
Please I like watching your video of castles but I am interested in the architecture si to see the castles outside facade is very imp for me. Most castles abandoned anyway have been vandalized or used by sqaters I do not think any owners would have thrown book all over on floors, so please always show the facade. A follower from Calgary Canada
Honestly, the first room look more like a craft room and the second room would have been the dining room....very nice home...
And it's obvious someone maintains it.... Or at least tries to.
If we all donate even just $5 it would add up for them. Let’s do it!!
Hi Lesley ,it was a lovely surprise to turn my iPad on an another great video,lovely cosy home ,it’s always sad when it looks as though they went out an never came back take care lv Ann uk 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧❤️❤️❤️
Hi Ann Smith, Yes, I actually had the same thoughts. Such an unexpected surprise! First a wonderful video from Lesley,
then an also amazing video from Maureno!
How cool is that! The Wednesday evening couldn't get any better. - Stay safe, peace and kindest regards.
Hi ! Ann
I was very happy to see a mid-week documentary 🎉 I agree it was sad story and love it.
@@willyegger4488 hi Willy just saw your message ,hope your well much love an blessings Ann uk 🇬🇧🇬🇧❤️❤️
@@careyh38 hi Carey,just saw your message sending lv an blessings back to you lv Ann uk 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧❤️❤️❤️
Hermosa y bien cuidada casa, lo que no entendí, si eran dos casas en una, muy habitable todavía, saludos desde México 🌻
i love your videos❤️🔥!!! I'm always looking forward to it!!!!!!!!!!😘😘😘😘😘
Привет очень интересно Мне Нравится Мебель ❤️ швейная машина стол ❤️📺 Спасибо за молодец видео 🤝👍😉
What a lovely house. Thank you for showing us. P.s. love your accent.
She may have had boarders, and during the war may have hidden people...But in 1900's they may have had a big family before Susan was ever there... wonder when it was built that would help establish a timeline.. Thank you so much for showing us Susan's home and life she had.
I love these videos !! The house is in amazing condition for all the yrs it has set empty. Most have been destroyed by young kids.
I get a strong feeling not all history of this family is told from what remains. To many things or items are missing. No one could function totally with this minimal amount of items. It is obvious a family was once there with live in help. A mystery remains why such personal property is not claimed. Seriously take a look at how clean items are compared to the automobile.
Very few pictures of family or gatherings for a abode this size. Someone somewhere knows the rest of the story. For heavens sake her last entry was to have her nails done and the bathroom was very clean as well.
Now you have peaked my interest for the remainder of the story.
Also I am puzzled why the land not claimed or sold in a place where space is a premium among wealthy people.
This does remind me of the older aged Italians who acquire properties and never rent them out to anyone. They sit empty of life. It is as if owning them is enough and a display of wealth. My friend in Italy has mother in law who owns 4 homes besides her own and has never let them rent, have a tenant.
I agree with another commenter here…no rugs. No bedroom? Much left untold.
This is a teaser video.
And the fact I can’t believe is that this woman’s only way into & out of the house was up that ladder & down it there is no way she climbed that everyday especially after getting dressed to go to her Job and how did she get her groceries in there something definitely is off about this house !
@@peteriley9272 There was a front door in the other section of the house.
@@marcificht4013 I noticed it after I wrote this & continued to watch but he did keep saying that ladder was the only way in the house & that miss Sue climbed it lol
@@peteriley9272 I think I read or heard that a front door was discovered. No way could anyone of agedness could navigate that frightening ladder. Oh my this home is mysterious.
BROS OF DECAY,
❤️ DESEO SE ENCUENTREN BIEN❤️
Intensamente emosionante es ver
esta hermosa MANCION, admirable
todo lo que aún posee.
MIS chicos hermosos, 😍 buen trabajo 🥰
Así que hay ba mi 👍%
Como logras los subtítulos en español???
@@isabel_sigrid_ Hola Maria me da gusto saludarte🤜🤛
BROS... a veces no le pone subtitulo al principio se lo pone después. Pará confirmarlo debes ir a la parte de arriba, lado derecho de tu cel., presionas y saldrán 2 cuadritos y 1 circulo presiona el círculo y te confirmara si los tiene o no. Espero te resulte bien.
Abrazos 🧡!!
@@petrapatzan6327 gracias muy amable.
Low what a wonderful place wish it could be saved and have a family with laughter in it. There isn't that much damage in it. Thank you Leslie I loved this place.
It's just heart breaking to see so many, many beautiful things left to decay.
Wow what an interesting home that is almost clean, I like this one, I wonder if anyone empty that pot of water out? Hate to see the water drip to the floors, hopefully someone will buy this house even it only one bathroom. Interesting layout of this house. I enjoy watching this video. 😊
Such a lonely little house. She lived such a simple life.
Nice house. Seems like it doesn’t have to much dust, or cobwebs. Always love your videos. Thank you for sharing. ❤️
Eline saglık bos evlerdeki dikiş makinesi ne çok üzülüyon ihtiyacı olanlara verilse teşekkürler üö makine dikişüzülüyon
It's been a long time see I love old houses historical brings back ancient days and these people are very very old
She seemed a lovely lady she was loved by people thank you miss Susan for letting Lesley go around your beautiful home 🏠 lv Ann uk
My beautiful little country! Where I was born and raised..Dudelange where my children were born.! Love 🇱🇺 Luxembourg!
Your heart through these ventures is so heartwarming and heartbreaking at the same time. God has chosen you to tell their stories as best as you can and for such a young man, your heart and wisdom will take you far. Your respect is so special.
Wszystko ładnie pięknie tylko brak detali, nawet szuflady nie otwierasz czy wpadłeś w rutynę 🥶
Otwieral. Komode,sekretarzyk,szafki etc.
The calendar in the kitchen on December 6 says 68 ans. Didn't she have a birthday then? The last sheet of the calendar. It is very sad. Greetings from Bulgaria and thanks for everything you do for the forgotten homes and their owners...
Good paying attention to detail.
It's actually in mostly pristine condition for being abandoned since 2015
Hello Lesley and Jordy! Very strange design of the house. But probably when Susan married one of they parents lived in the first house and then built the other connected. But probably we are never known the true. Thank you for your exploration! Stay safe 😷 💖 😊 🥰 👍
I believe the sewing machine still works. The cord just wasn't on the wheel.
Por favor pongan subtítulos en Español, ya que me encantan tus relatos , saludo desde Argentina 🇦🇷
También lo he pedido, saludos desde Colombia 💁🇨🇴
Espere 2 dias, después de que subieran este video, esperando que le colocaran los subtitulos, pero, me tocó verlo sin entender que decia
Me pasa igual, los veo pero me interesaría saber su historia, saludos.
Pienso lo mismo, saludos.
Wow a new Bros of Decay documentary on a Wednesday!!! I’m so happy to watch this today…thanks
Me fascinó esta casa, aunque más bien es moderna (cómo de los 70's y más). Está mal distribuida, yo me perdería. en esa casa🤣
Son muy amplios los cuartos, mucha luz y me gustaron sus cortinas. Lo que más me gustó es que no está muy recargada de cuadros, adornos y muebles.
Yo creo que Susan era la hija de ese matrimonio y fue la última que vivió en esa casa porque la foto de los recién casados por su vestimenta se ve que es de los años 50's.
Felicidades y gracias por compartir esta increíble casa abandonada. Saludos y bendiciones desde México 🇲🇽
wuuuuuaaaaooo me quede loco con esa casa secreta para varias familias exelente con luz y agua me mudo ya pagar arriendo y listo bros dios te bendiga descubres casas bonitas las tima que quedan en el olvido bay
Can you translate your videos to Arabic language please??
HOLA!!! OJOS DE LUCERO ,MIS ABRASOS ❤☺🎈🍼⚘🇨🇱🇨🇱
Everything once you cherished, will left alone to rot. Your loving self when you leave this life, will turn to dust. Home that once was your peaceful heaven, will be home for spiders. We are all here on this earth, on a temporary basis, isn't that so? What we should gather then...? Neither money nor any kind of physical property but relief...peace of mind. Seek only for relief, live happily and die happily. This is what I learn to firmly believe from your videos dear Lesley, and let me thank you thousand times for this. Stay safe! Love from Sri Lanka!
Well said.
What an absolutely HORRIBLE life for those poor bunnies. She obviously didn't have compassion for animals to make them suffer so. Lesley....why did you stop opening drawers in dressers and the doors to wardrobes? Every once in awhile you do, but not nearly like you used to. It's really obvious in places that are not jam packed with things....you just breeze in and out of the rooms. You also missed on the calendar....she turned 68 on January 6. At least we got to see that and her wedding photos...personal items.
It looks as though she had a good life, was happy, kept a very clean house. There are many life situations far worse than living alone. I have lived happily single, living alone since 2012. It's a good life.
Looks to me like she tortured rabbits ... hopefully she met up with those poor rabbits in the afterlife ...
Que pena! Gosto muito do seu canal mas não tenho muita habilidade do inglês. Surgiro que vcs sempre ponham tradução. É frustrante assistir e não entender a história. Seu Brasileira.
I enjoy watching your shows and documentaries, I also enjoy all the vintage furniture, my husband and I recently purchased from a thrift store an 1837 vanity, dresser and a gentleman nightstand, for like $495 each, I love old houses furniture.
The question here is, if that was the only way into the house, how in the world did they got all those heavy wood furniture up there ????
There is such a lonely sadness there. I can’t imagine living completely alone for 20 years after my husband had passed away. I can only imagine the dreams they had of traveling when they would retired and finally have time to relax and be together. He was taken away too soon and so was she...Did they have any children?. The chest in her wedding picture was probably an family heirloom that was given to her for marriage..
I really wish you would dumb that pan of water out so the floor wouldn’t get wet
This place seems pretty intact, taken care by someone for sure. 2015 is yesterday from my perspective 😂 It’s the year I joined my latest company, yeah only 7 years ago. Nowadays living alone for few decades or even 50 years alone after your spouse passed away is very common in Japan. Especially women live longer than men in average. Also we know from statistics that husbands live only few years at most after his wife dies but wives live for decades after their husbands die. Not romantic but reality. Women are used to taking care of themselves lot more than men.
Que magia y belleza tiene lo antiguo , aun en abandono y vejez tiene el encanto de lo hermoso en su escénica, lo triste es que denota pobreza espiritual de sus herederos..porque no lo donan a la caridad? Porque el mundo acumula y fabrica toneladas de basura en vez de preservar su patrimonio histórico? Desde Chilebuna nieta de inmigrantes europeos les manda un abrazo.buen video
Another great video, as usual. I know Singer was a very popular company, but I have to say, the last thing I expected to see in your videos was a Ford Fiesta! Ha! Thank you for letting us join your amazing adventures!
It's a beautiful house very clean to be abandoned so long. I love your videos. You're so kind and caring when it comes to these houses? And they have belongings. God bless you.
Witam Serdecznie bardzo ładny dom i piękne meble pamiątki Pozdrawiam Serdecznie ♥️♥️♥️💐💐💐👍👍👍
Please I really want to know what you say!! I want to know the history of the house, please release the Brazilian Portuguese translation. 🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️
what a lovely place.love your respect to people.beautiful memories left behind.
blessings from Pennsylvania.
What a beautiful well kept home.
All of those cages in the basement make me sad. Imagine living, breathing, sentient creatures existing in the dark with no natural light and little fresh air. Whether the rabbits were raised for pets or for a food source they still deserved to have natural light and fresh air. I saw a video from China where the family consistently picked up their rabbits by their ears. I wrote a comment begging them to stop doing that. When people consider animals or other people less than they are it becomes easy for them to excuse their cruelty by saying “It’s just a rabbit.”
Oh God I hate it when people pick them up that way, how would they like it if a giant (if one existed) picked them up by the ears?
Agreed, Whomever kept the rabbits in those tiny dungeons in the dark was one cruel SOB. I hope it wasn’t Miss Susan.
I'm pretty sure the rabbits were being raised for food.
@@sjbock Well, If your right then my opinion about that house and the people living in it will certainly change .
So glad you pointed that out. We are their voices. Sometimes I wish us humans couldn't get our grubby hands on them
Porfabor poner la traduccion!! Rubio hermoso....
Vc tinha q colocar tradução
The sewing machine might be a Treadle.
It gets power by a pedal that is pumped by someone's foot.
It does not need electricity.🌻
Hi Leslie; the music is too loud or you talk to quiet? Good your are in Luxembourg the exotic place for me as I am in Toronto. Cheers!
Not unusual. My siblings and I take care of the old family home. Nobody lives there, but it's like a shrine to our parents and family. Eventually, one of us will move in when retired. Selling it is out of the question. It's our home! That house can be fixed up and comfortable in quick time, especially the roof. Contractors love those jobs!
One of the pictures looked like Ms. Susan may have been a nurse. Do you think she might have rented the bottom floor to someone or even had patients she may have taken care of? Great video. Thanks!!
The house that never ends, lol. JK, I enjoyed the explore. Thanks Lesley.
Hello from Ohio, Lesley, I’m wondering if the dining room table was not a sewing machine table. It appeared to have a cut out in the top that would hold a machine at table level. Most likely electric as the treadle is in need of repair. Thank you for the nice video.
The first room you came to I am pretty sure was a sewing /workroom as the table was perfectly square and was probably used to cut out cloth from patterns or do other close work seated at it. The second room you entered which was empty but with a chandelier in the center of the room looked more like it may have been a breakfast room or informal eating room The piece of furniture you thought was a bed in the attic was not a bed it was a daybed or what used to be called a fainting couch for napping or resting and yes that was indeed a washing machine., however it is a light duty washer that one uses for delicate clothing like lingerie.
Thank you for sharing this beautiful place to us. You always show it with respect to Ms. Susan. Photos of her and their wedding picture so lovely. Greetings from Alabama 🍷🥂📸
Oh I was surprised with a Wednesday documentary 🎉 . A much needed one after a ok day at work. Thank you Lesley ❤️
Lesley, I came across your channel when I was taking care of my Mom. She and I got hooked on watching many episodes. She was 90! When she passed. She and I noticed how gentle a young man you are and so respectful. Has anyone told you you have a soft voice? It is kind and you seem so knowledgeable. I noticed you even appreciate the fine work in the spostry of the furnature. I am with you , that stairway is memorizing! I believe that the prettiest one we have seen. You even show us the suits and clothes they wore. I have a question, how did they laundry the suits back then? Don't think they had dry cleaners. Please be careful out there
God bless you and your brother. Ginny , Florida
i will never forget this tour. amazing
The house is really interesting. Am wondering if where the car is located was a barn. It does seem odd how the layout of the house is bbuilt and very little furniture is left behind. There are many questions that are left unanswered.
It must have been a lot of fun hauling groceries up that ladder…
Thank You 😊 💓 Very Much fFor Another Epic Adventure Wonderfull Furniture Left Behing In The Very Large Home Love ❤ It
Hola te sigo siempre nose hablar inglés pero me gustan muchos tus videos y los lugares que mostras un beso 😘
wow so cool old house so sad see it go down 5 years i so glade that house got front door go out side ty for video this
What a wonderful home, and there is nothing wrong with living alone, I have for the last 15 to 20 years myself.
The downstairs looks like it may have been an apartment at one time, hence it being empty. I think someone is talking care of the house as much as they can. The leaking roof is most likely beyond what they can do.
It is sad no one is enjoying the beautiful furniture. The town could sell the items in the house and give the money to charity.
How can this house be sitting there abandoned? Wouldn’t it be sold as an asset in the family estate and sold to settle the estate after death?? Great video.
What a wonderful and beautiful house. I couldn't believe how big it is.. I wish a family would buy this house. I'd love to live there. The antiques are gorgeous. What a lovely find..
This was an amazing place. WOW! It's so big. To think that once there may have been some 10 to 14 people living in this huge place. Lesley, when you showed the attics, and the roofs, I thought that maybe this house(s) was built inside a barn or another large building. Strange place. At least it served many people. Thank you for this wonderful documentary.
Great to see your videos again I enjoy them so much take care of yourself. Love from Texas
I love that country Luxemburg. Do they have cheap universities there.?
Crazy lay out but interesting,perhaps Part of the building was rented out
The ' accountancy desk' is often called a secretary in the antique/ furniture business.
EN ESPAÑOL XFAVOR GRACIAS
Beautiful home!🦋💓🦋
Interesting place!!! Sooo very many stairs & ladders in this place! Good thing that no one that lived here was handicapped!!! Maybe the second floor, with the short doorways, were the children’s part of the house! Beautiful wooden, antique furniture! Sad to see it go to waste!!! Thank you for sharing this wonderful adventure with us Leslie! I truly loved it 👍❤️
What unique house it's in really good condition apart for the dressing room such a shame it's empty maybe it's still in probate no will left due to her younger age
Hi Lesley,amo tus exploraciones,lástima que no activan los subtítulos en español!!!😞