Amazing Abandoned Mountain Manor - Poconos Golf Resort
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- čas přidán 17. 05. 2018
- As a lot of you know, the Poconos was famous for is luxurious resorts. At one time, you had to choice to stay at whatever type of resort you wanted. Some were strictly for romance, some were designed for honeymooners and others were for families. This resort was designed around golfers and people who like to be active. Opened since the 1930's, this large family resort offered all types of activities. There is very little in the way of documentation about this resort and i have on encountered 1-2 other videos from this location. So in my eyes, this is a rare gem as far as abandoned Poconos resorts goes. Enjoy
Please Note: Exploring Abandoned locations can be dangerous. I don't condone or encourage anyone to enter an Abandoned structure. Not only is safety a concern, but often times its illegal and when possible, i seek out permission. I simply go to document its history before it's gone and leave things the way I find them. I assume all the risks & responsibility in doing so. Please don't attempt to do this on your own.
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I never imagined that there was so much waste in this country ....when people leave a place ( for whatever reason ) why can't they at least donate usable items to charity organizations (thrift shops etc. ) I'll never understand. ...Your films are an education in more ways than one , JP ....thank you for the tour .
Thanks so much
Even running a sale or auction costs time and money. I know what you mean.
Greg Espinoza They did, but they could only sell what people bought. It would cost more than they had to haul it away.
It's all about money!
Businesses shouldn’t be allowed to simply “abandon” buildings, etc...that they have no use for. If they can’t sell it, then they need to be held accountable for dismantling everything on the property and returning it to it’s natural state. To allow buildings to just sit there and decay is criminal. Someone eventually will get stuck with the bill to clean the area up. That’s usually the tax payers. Make the companies that made the big profits off their facilities clean them up when they’re no longer needed. Tax payers got nothing out of those properties when they were in business. So WHY SHOULD WE BE THE ONES FORCED TO PAY FOR SOMEONE ELSE’S MESS?
It's a shame that family resorts like this are gone. Now no one can afford to go to a resort with their whole family. This must have been such a fun place back in the day. Great explore and video!
I stood last night and watched the flames turn this main building into a pile of ash. It was heartbreaking and now to find your video today makes me even sadder! For years I have driven past here wishing I had the money to turn it into something breathtaking once again. Thank you for the chance to see inside.
This is the reason why i make these videos. Nothing lasts forever and at least future generations will be able to see what was once in their backyards.
I vacationed at this resort for years in the 60's and 70's with my family and have such fond memories of it. Some of the best times of my life. Was heartbroken to see that the Main House burned to the ground in November. I understand that there is a lot of decay from non use over the years and some of it didn't look familiar because the Scott's must have renovated quite a bit after the 70's. Main house looked completely different and the gym was twice as big as it was in my day. What really pisses me off though is that it looks like there isn't a square INCH of this wonderful place that wasn't trashed by vandals and squatters. What a disgrace the human race can be.
I vacationed here with my family in the 60's and 70's, also some of the best times of my youth! Tobogganing in the winter, golfing and swimming in the summer; my parents retired here in one of the golf villas from 1989-2008. My dad was Bob Babb, a very active member of the men's MMGC and social life! He and my mom (Harriette) loved the place and all the people connected with it. Many of their friends retired here after having lived on Long Island in close proximity to each other. I brought my own daughter here on vacations (to visit my mom and dad), enjoyed the pool and all the exploring on the acreage. I can help you identify some of the areas the video takes you through, if you are interested. The strange shelves in the main entrance area held a collection of golf balls that members contributed with pride! We all loved this place...breaks my heart to see it in this condition. Holly Babb Brown
@@hollybabbbrown693 hi Holly. I agree, the best times of my youth were spent here. I recognize most of the video although my family stopped coming here before major changes were made. For instance, the main house was not as big or square like it looks. The gym was only 1/2 the size it is now. And there was no activity center out on the red golf course. Still, the best place to grow up. Broke my heart to see the main house destroyed by the fire. Hang on to the memories!
My grandparents lived here for over 35 years. In fact...that garage you referred to outside of 65 was built for my grandfather and his car. He had polio. I had to stop watching this as it was too painful. I spent much of my youth there and I can tell you that it was a wonderful place. If you'd liked to know more, please let me know.
Sadly, I came across your video because we found out this morning that the whole Main House burned to the ground last night.
Its a sad situation. My guess is arson or homeless trying to stay warm.
Sorry to hear that
I am so sorry for your loss. I go past my parents land all the time and it looks like trash now. The red maple's still there. And the lilac bushes my grandfather gave me a sapling of ages ago is still there, and my rose bushes too.
So sorry for your lost. I really enjoyed your story of your grandparents and this resort. I imagined it was beautiful, peaceful and fun, filled with wonderful memories. Thank you for your story to fill in the gaps. I really loved the story behind building the garage for your Grandfather. This too, brought tears to my eyes.
Sharon Mores So why hasn’t YOUR FAMILY cleaned it up? Are you expecting someone else to pay for that? Your family...your mess, your bill to fix the area. If you’re not using the property, either clean it up or sell it. But don’t leave an eyesore for everyone else to have to endure.
As a child I remember taking a tour..all I can remember is that it was huge..The smell of mountain fresh air, chlorine and inside wood smells,pine and cedar .Your video brings back thise memories.So sad.The beautiful cedar closet,I think the roller rink roof and rafters look like knotty pine,and in the little office,the shelfs with green felt on them where room key holders.Its so sad to see such beauty go to waste,the sewing machine, piano s,they could have gone to charity,a children's hospital..It's terrible how people just don't care any more.No respect for the past,the beauty ,no respect for one another...thank you again,great video..
Sadly this place burned down a few months ago.
I will never understand why companies like this would allow furniture and appliances and other items to rot. Why not donate the items to Habitat for Humanity or a nonprofit organization? Sadly they lost so much, why not donate whatever is salvageable?
Thank you so much for sharing JP.
You're welcome
Well the folks from habitat for humanity would be the ones to dig through all this stuff. Nobody else is going to dedicate weeks to doing all that work unless they got a decent return for their time. And not a whole lot of really desirable stuff here.
I ask that if you are familiar with this resort, please don't share its name or location. This property is watched and i don't encourage anyone to visit this place. Lastly, please thumbs up the video. It only takes a second.
Thanks so much
JPVideos I'm a recent sub and I gotta tell you...you did an awesome job of exploring this resort. I enjoyed every minute of it. I'm so glad I subbed. I shared the video of the steam train location video to a friend. It was fascinating too! Thank you for not rushing thru and for pointing out things I would've missed. You do a great job of filming and also sharing the history of a place. I look forward to watching your next explore!
Must have been spectacular once.
Wow- It's hard to believe someone would pass up such an inheritance!
But it's obvious the place took hard work to maintain. Too bad about all the nice resources that got wasted.A lot of that could have been re-cycled if reclaimed sooner. The woodwork is one of those things we should always re-use. Too bad the ghost announcer didn't speak up. I was hoping. lol
Definitely "Amazing"!Thanks for the viewing.
I lived 2 minutes up the road from this place for 20 years. My sister worked there as a teenager. Place was beautiful. I even went swimming in the indoor poor. It was the window roof/wall like building on the left from the main building when you pull in. I remember having to slow down on the main road to get to the weis market because people would scoot through the road to the other side of the resort in golf carts. So many memories... I recall when that whole Eric Frien thing happened, the police combed that entire resort and woods that lead to my back yard. Such a sleepy little town with so much crazy stuff happening lol
My parents vacationed there in the mid 70's and moved to Mountain Manor full time in 1978. It was a great place with a friendly community and several golf courses. The Scott family owned it and when the first generation stepped down in 90's the slow slide began. The Inn and the old pool and gym look bad but I visited in 2020 and the rental homes disbursed around the old golf course are stil lived in but the golf course is overrun. My parnents and our family have great memories of the place and the people.
Watching this video made my heart hurt. Spent many great times vacationing here as a kid in the 60’s with my family. Even went back several times in the 80’s and 90’s with husband and kids and virtually nothing had changed at that point - it was like stepping back in time to a wonderful place with happy memories. Scenes from your video made me feel like I was back there again. So sad to see it abandoned and ruined. And then burned down. 😢
Thank you for watching and sharing.
It saddens me to see all that waste, but I loved how you put in pictures of what an area looked like and then showed how it looks now. Thank you again for exploring!
Happy you enjoyed it
Half the heartache is reading the comments from people who either stayed, worked or lived in these places. It makes it so real and sad.
Omgosh, I'm so glad I found your channel!! You do a beautiful job with your photography!! So interesting and I liked that you give some history when you can!! Thank you for the video!
Will definitely check out some of your past videos!!
I'm glad you found my channel. I really appreciate the kind words.
Me too!
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I love it when you add pics of what places used to look like when they were operating. It really adds to the video ❣️
Thanks Amanda
It's just a shame when people go in and destroy the place! Looks like it was once a nice vacation resort.
It offered a lot for families, too bad the kids lost interest in it.
Åh i just did see You video it is a shame that people destroy the place i love to see You videos i see Them all Day i cant stop 👍👍👍👍💕💕💕💕💕🌹🌹🌹🌹
Rick Delair idiot
@Rick Delair truth!! 👍
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Thanks so much
Back in the mid to late 90's I used to go country line dancing there... in the ice skating rink.... it had wood floor over the rink....it was a beautiful place.... a lot of history there, im so sad its gone now.
Thanks for sharing
I really enjoyed this video! But seeing the 2 pianos and that sewing machine was hard for me. That sewing machine can still be used because the ones from that era will never break. That steamer trunk was also very cool. And that closet with the wood walls was most likely a cedar closet. If sanded lightly, the cedar fragrance will come back and your clothing will be protected from moths!
Sadly, many items like this are never saved.
The craftmanship that went into the little things as well as the structures back in the days this was built ❤💙
Loved seeing this abandoned resort. What a treasure! When you add pictures of what it looked like "before" it really adds a lot. Very sad parents worked so hard to build a legacy & pass it down to children who didn't care! Thanks for sharing JP & Mike. You're the Best!
Thanks linda
OMG I used to golf there. It was a well cared for golf resort.I can't believe the shape that it is in now
Thanks for the tour. My husband, kids and I stayed here over Christmas vacations in the late 90s. It was very rustic and cozy.
Spent summer vacations here as a child and also as an adult. It was an idyllic place. So many great memories. Sad to see abandoned and in disrepair (and sickened by news of the fire) but every inch of this video brings back memories of a better time. Thank you.
Thanks for watching
Outside look beautiful and that stream the sound of that would have put me to sleep laying out there on the deck. Nice video.
Thanks tracy
You did such a great job with this video in every way,
I loved the before and after pictures and this kind of place gives me great memories of when I was a kid. Thank You
Thank you
My family and I vacationed here every summer for 2 weeks from the time I was 7 till I turned 15 ! I am now 56 and the memories are still vivid . It was family friendly and safe as could be. We had breakfast in the dining hall and then dinner at night. All the food was cooked on premises. The same families would coordinate together every year so it was great to see them . Golf , tennis , pools , bonfires, softball games where the staff took on the vacationers! Bocci ball , talent shows , bingo , 100 yard closest to the pin contests. I’m tearing up as I write this. My Dad passed away when I was 15 and my mom and I went that year. We never returned as it was not the same. The Scott’s who owned it were like family to us all. I’ll never forget the place
Thanks for sharing those memories
If you happen to need any info on any videos for this location I would love to help.
My family stayed at Mountain Manor way back in the summers of 1954 and '55. I was six, then seven years old. It was my parents, my toddler brother, my grandfather and my Aunt Marge, my father's older sister. We drove down about a hundred miles from New Hyde Park, Long Island. That doesn't sound like much of a trip but in those days it took a good three hours!
I think my husband and I owned a Time Share at this resort back in the 80's. I remember the skating rink and indoor pool. Thanks for the memories. My husband passed away in '91.
Unfortunately this burned down a few months ago.
So sorry for your loss
Very sad. My dad ran a golf tournament there for over 25 years. I remember that place very well. Sad to see what happened to it. Thank you for this video
had to pause before entering to express how lovely cinematic the the intro was.. first the scary, then the touching.. which i am sure most feel when viewing your tours.. wondering about the past of the building and the people who lived there... your evolution is amazing.. great work! it is appreciated!
Thanks thea
The fact that it has'nt been destroyed by vandals is awesome! What a interesting place and history. My favorite of yours by far. ☺👍
One thing I love about your videos is your narration and your point of view. You are very thorough as far as going into rooms and detailed looks . The before and after pics rock as well. You're one of my fav explorer's! Thanks so much!
Aww, thanks so much.
This resort was closed down because it was too difficult to keep open. The Scott family loved this property and all their employees and customers over the years. It was purchased by Larry Simon of LTS builders. He immediately shut the doors, and didnt care what happened to the property once the township denied his permits to build houses on the property. He sold off all the furniture and everything he could and then left everything to fall apart. Please be assured the Scott family would never have left the property fall apart like this.
One of the family members actually reached out to me and explained the same. Sounded like a great family.
Amazing,thank you for sharing,I really enjoy your videos.We have so much waste in this country,especially with all the homelessness.May God bless this place.
Its amazing at how the before and after videos are, I seen the one where the fire destroyed the building and to see it before the fire is beautiful, the space, rooms for guest and how they can choose where and how they can enjoy their visit was wonderful. Thanks JP for taking time out to capturing this wonderful resort while still standing
My pleasure 😉
Thanks for the video. Couldn't watch the whole thing - it was too sad to see. I'm 73 now - my dad & uncle were golfers and they brought us to Mountain Manor every year around the 4th of July weekend from the late 60's into the early 1970's. I remember the golf course being very nice, and quite challenging for me, but I was in my late teens. I'm glad my parents didn't live to see this......
this was awesome. i loves how you two walked slowly through it so i had time to look. ty
Thanks for watching
We held an annual 3 day weekend golf outing at Mountain Manor for 15 consecutive yrs beginning in the early 90s. This excellent video stirs both great memories from those weekends and sadness to see its current state. The sounds of that creek behind the main building, those bi-level cottages, dated furniture, pool and dining rooms could each be the foundation of a dozen funny stories for the group of us that participated every year. It would have been interesting if you had traveled about 1/2 mile further up that road to where they stored the golf carts and where the legendary starter for the golf course held her post. Her name was Berl and to a man, just the mention of her name will deliver a smile and a chuckle. Anyway, nice work on the video and hopes that MM will rise from the ashes some day soon.
wow, what a huge and obviously, in its time, beautiful resort ! thanks so much for showing so much of it & telling the history. great camera work & narration, as always. keep safe & God bless :) :)
Great job! Makes me sad that its in such despair, excellent work with former photos of what it was, Thank you
What a wonderful place this was. I love when you can find old pictures and information. Thank goodness you were able to get video before it burned down.
Hoping to revisit for an update.
It is so sad to see the decay and destruction of what once looked like a beautiful and thriving resort. Thank you for sharing.
This place for me was an amazing find! I can only imagine this retreat was most certainly enjoyed by many that came. 450 Acres! WOW! I cannot even imagine the cost of maintaining this resort at one time.
Good Job Fellas....Super Sad yet tiny bit of joy remembering better times in this country
Thanks mark
Wow !!! another great find. You never disappoint. Well done.
Thank you for all the background info you provide. It is great to see these places in all their glory before all of the destruction and natural decay. Wish these family places were still around. ❤😊
You're welcome
Your video’s are always amazing. You’re professional, respectful, your pictures are beautiful, I love the music you sometimes add to your video’s as it’s so fitting to the location. I’ve been watching explorer video’s for over 5 years, and yours by far are the best.
Wow, thats so kind of you to say. Am i right to say that most other channels very rarely respond to the comments?
JPVideos Tiki responds on occasion, but other than that, you are correct. I love that you respond and favor most of the comments you get. It’s nice knowing that you care and interact with your fans. I truly believe that The Travel Channel or The Discovery Channel should hire you. You are absolutely deserving of it.
@@screamingtima1318 well if you have any connections, feel free to pass along my channel to them.
@@JPVideos81 You're absolutely correct about other channels very rarely responding to viewers comments. I'm subscribed to many youtube channels and very few ever give a response, though I generally try not to ask a question or say something that seems to warrant a response from the channel. I realize that for most channels posting videos are mainly a hobby (I know there is some compensation) and if you have a large number of subscribers it would be impossible to answer every single one, so I never expect a response.
@@alphaone101 well without my viewers, i wouldn't have a reason to create video. So if someone takes the time to write a comment, it deserves to be acknowledged.
That intro was pretty great! I liked those river shots. I could watch this video again and again. Great work, buddy!
Thanks for checking it out.
That's is sad for sure. A Place like that left to rot and no one want the simple things. Love it. Hugs from Oregon
Sadly it burned down
I spent many years of my youth there, and just found this video after I heard about the fire. I am so grateful that you recorded this.
Thanks
It’s like they started to do an inventory, and then had to get off the property. It’s a sad shame how everything got so wasted. Banks don’t care when they take property back. It’s just all about their money. Pretty despicable really!
Great explore!
Thank you very much for the time you take to show us as much as possible! I appreciate the time, info, and different ways you come up with as you explore places. Very interesting!! Thanks again JPvideos 💗😊💗
Happy to hear you enjoy my work. Thanks
@@JPVideos81Your welcome!! 😊
I enjoy your videos for a lot of the same reasons other viewers have already mentioned but there is one thing that you do, that not all channels do, is you do the work to find out what you can about the history of the place you're exploring, be it a resort, a train line, amusement park or even some mines you've explored. That makes your videos much more interesting!
Thank you. I enjoy learning about the history too.
Great video! I have subscribed to your channel and watched a bunch today. Your videos are great! I hope this place is remodeled and re-opened. It's sad to see. Thanks for sharing. :)
After seeing a lot of your videos, I am glad that I am a person who has always taken pictures of places I've been and things I do. I will soon be 60 yrs old and I can only imagine how many of the places I have been have changed or are not longer in existence.
Thats the whole reason i do it. To document and share before its gone.
Love your channel. Im a new subbie. Keep the videos coming. Its great when you tell the back story of the properties and the befor & after pics , i really enjoy.
Thanks so much. Be sure to check out the rest of my videos.
Have seen a lot of these resorts in Poconos..first time for this one..👍👍👍
This place is amazing great job and video taping I enjoy watching it
Wow!.. This is a huge place with lots of history!.. Thanks for sharing!..
You're welcome
I worked at Mountain Manor in the 1990's for the Scott family. It was an amazing place to work. Some of the employees had been there since the 60's! I painted some of the rooms, worked as a social director (led folks through bingo, softball, bocce, etc), mowed, basically whatever they needed. It is sad to see what happened to this place.
I was here every year as a kid in the 90's and always played around with the social directors. What is your name if I may ask? I remember Loren, Steve, Stephanie and Brad.
I started going to Mountain Manor Golf Resort in the 70's with my parents. When my father retired they rented a cottage on the grounds for a couple of summers. Then they decided to rent a villa also on the grounds overlooking one of the golf courses year round. I have such fond memories of going there in the 70's with my parents and then taking my children to visit their grandparents. There were 2 outdoor pools, 1 indoor pool, indoor ice skating, cross country skiing, barn fires in the summer, bingo and other types of family activities. They also had 5 nine hole golf courses. The main house served breakfast, lunch and dinner. They also had a club house which we use to go to for Easter dinner for many years and also had a surprise party for one of my dads birthdays there . In the early 2000's they added Thundercreek which was an arcade and had miniature golf, bumper cars and other things. My parents decided to leave after they found out the property was for sale . They would of like to have stayed but they noticed things were changing and not for the better. It was sad to watch this video with them. The resort was beautiful and well maintained for many years. What a shame
Thanks for sharing
Same for my family as well. From 6 years old to 15 every summer for 2 weeks. So sad yet so many memories that can’t be taken away
I Love your videos !!! The huge abandoned Asylum was amazing ! I am disgusted by by the vandalism to these historical locations. Keep the videos coming, I'm hooked !.
Sincerely Fran H.
Thank you fran
I love listening to the birds in the background
Another fantastic video you can tell this was once and beautiful resort. The view around the building is is absolutely beautiful. It’s sad to see the place in such a bad shape- vandals have destroyed what was once a beautiful place 😡
The only good thing is it has very little graffiti.
This was a family vacation spot for years. The white steel frame by the outdoor pool was the perch for the life guard chair. There was a diving board at that end of the pool also but the mount for it is gone.
About 50 years ago tomorrow I spent my honeymoon week in the Pocono's...I've felt sick that this is where I was but after close inspection of the buildings and recreational facility photos you provided as to how it looked when it was operating---I am relieved! I was at another one. Thanks for the history you provided with photos. Enjoy your work and commentary.
I did film other resorts in the Poconos. Just check out my abandoned resorts playlist.
Great explore! To bad they let it go even after it closed. I think I saw this place on another channel, but you did a much better and thorough job exploring it. Thanks for sharing and giving history and photos. Everyone that watches, give thumbs up!
I appreciate that, thanks for the support.
JPVideos My pleasure, I really enjoyed!
That place is incredible!!!!!! Great find.
Thanks Adam
This was so interesting! Thank you.
This is sad it burned.Agree all the good stuff in there could have bin donated.Thank you for this video.♡
You are very informative with your videos, I appreciate that. You do an excellent job. Also, love the Ford shirt!
I try to make my videos informative and entertaining. Gotta love Ford's.
I just bought a Ford Edge (2007). Hope I like it. I haven't had a Ford in 15 yrs. Been driving the same Chevy all that time. Hate to give it up. Your videos are definitely informative and entertaining! Thanks for sharing.
Really cool place. You really find the most interesting places! Thanks!
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Found you by accident but Love watching your videos. I have to go back and like all the videos of your's that I've watched because I couldn't LIKE from my Roku. If you ever want a sidekick, I'm actually an experienced photographer and guess I like getting the creeps and seeing lost of forgotten things and places. Stay Safe. Hugs to you and Keep up the Awesome work.
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I don't know where you are but those birds sound so beautiful!! I have always loved hearing birdsong!!
Your comment about them having a garage sale was close. When resorts close like any business. They would usually have an auction to sell off anything they could of value. Anything not sold was abandoned. I have seen it at places in Minnesota and Alaska. Great video Btw!
Great Video 👍 JP very good explaining everything
not sure why but this place is heart breaking, I can just imagine how beautiful it was back in the day! Made me very sad so so much left to ruin!
Hello JPvideos, New sub and bell here. I have watched a few fellow CZcams's doing exploration but could only handle so many "dudes" and "Fwords" . Keep up your work the background history and you smooth voice is appreciated.... I ice skated at this location in the early 1980's
Thanks renee
I dont understand how all this is just left. It is amazing to see.
Looked like a fun place to go . Great video. Keep up the good work. Thankyou for explaining what's going on in your videos and also not having a bunch of noise in back ground , so we can here what your saying. God Bless
I dont think "fun" is the word i would use lol
New subscriber here.
I really like the quality of the videography and the informational V/O. Also, the reverence you have for the many locations I've seen.
Very tasteful. Keep up the good work!
Thanks doug
very enjoyable video thanks for your hard work
Awesome and MASSIVE place!!! Great video!!!
I just did an update here which will be coming out soon.
Another great video J 😁👍💕
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You really have an amazing talent. Thank you for all your videos.
Ty
Love your videos. Very professional and tasteful.
Thanks Bonnie
I hate that people tore it up and destroyed it just because they could
That was a really nice view.
In the late 80's & 90's, we'd make the drive from Jersey once or twice a season for a golf day; it wasn't a spectacular course, but fun layout and reasonably priced. One of only two courses I've ever played that had a par 6 hole. The only real downside was rush-hour traffic through Marshall's Creek to get back to I-80 was miserable.
Too bad it's in ruins now.
Would've loved to seen it in it's hey day. Keep coming with new videos
Thank you
Just think if these abandoned places could be worked on and house those folks that are homeless. They could even help out with the renovations!!
im a new subscriber and really enjoying your videos
Just recently subbed to your channel ~ really enjoying your uploads! Thanks for sharing 🙂
Thank you
Such a shame what happened to this incredibly beautiful resort. My grandparents owned a townhouse there and our family has a lot of memories being there!
I really enjoy your adventures- great job.
Thank you lisa!
Although this place closed in 2005, it's amazing to me they still had a lot of items left over way back in the day. Albums, boardgames, etc. I can imagine from all those papers how far back employee and guest records went back. That outdoor pool fascinated me. How it's filled in but part of the diving board and steps are still visible. And speaking of pool - the indoor pool - ick. Has there ever been a time when you went on an outing and had to get rid of your shoes because they got so messed up? Thanks for the video.
Sadly this place burned down a few months ago. Ive gotten really muddy, but thats about it.
The 2 seater swing is so cool
This place is incredible. You don't see a lot of resorts with second floors at this place even had garages!! Awesome explore buddy
Hope you had a good vacation with the family. Looking forward to seeing your new content.
@@JPVideos81 thank you man, we had a great time. I didn't really film much, but I made a little Montage of a few different things throughout the week. I just did it for fun and it came out pretty cool LOL
It's so sad to see so many abandoned property, especially when there is so much homelessness. I wish property like this could be utilised and made habitable. Surely it costs the government more to leave these structures empty.