Abandoned Millionaires Family Mansion w/ Hidden Rooms & Everything Left Untouched
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@@MrVizziato23 hey bro! :) It's a loose fit hoodie. Medium actually fit very well for me and I'm 5'8 inches tall! If you watch my previous videos I usually show it off
@@SteveRonin I'm really liking it, got a futuristic vibe to it. I know the front label is embroidered, but what about the stuff on the sleeve and writing on the back?
Back is embroidery! Sleeve is printed! :)
@@SteveRonin Thanks for the replies! Btw keep making banging videos, your content is Awesome and I'm glad to travel with you on this journey!
One thing I really like is the way you are so careful with the items. You also put them back the way you found them. Very respectful of the people who own the items or just left them behind.
Thank you
That is a "claw foot bathtub." I grew up with these in homes. I'm 60 years old. I'm a nurse and those slides are study slides in medical classes or labs. The fireplaces look too new and unused. Those 'beams' are columns. Those are slides that go into a projector. They are not poloroids.
😆 lol..thank you for educating him.I'm only 41 but i couldn't help but laugh when i seen what he did when he was pointing it out. Good times.
I saw that he didn't know what he was talking about too. Lol
ok Boomer
We the viewers, want to see the houses; the kitchen, the bathrooms, bedrooms and details. You are starting to focus on items. Then, you start upstairs, instead of giving us a feel of what it was to arrive home and look around. What was to wake up there in the morning and go to the restroom. What felt like to be in the front door or look thru a window. We miss all that.
I totally agree, he never shows kitchens.
Glad to hear this so I can cut out now
I disagree... a house is not a home with memories.. I think it is a very nice touch to see the books they read and what they looked like then go through the house and imagine what it was like.
I agree I wanna know the landscape so when i hit the place...alot of money there
I totally agree. The house is the focus not the stuff left behind. You can easily show both as you go thru, just don't get stuck on all the old stuff left behind. I stooped watching because the focus was not the house .
Those see through pictures are slides. It looks like they took pictures of the sculptures they had. The glass plates with the tissue samples are also slides. Someone's already told you about the knitting machine and the reel to reel tape machine. I get such a kick out of you guys trying to guess what things are and us older folks getting taken back to our childhood memories.
Yep us oldies may not know tech very well but we know what different kinds of slides are.🥰 I like your vedeos and how respectful you are. This mansion should be saved by local historical society. Way too valuable to lose. Be safe on your adventures. God bless.
It’s funny to watch young kids that have never seen an old phone! They don’t know how to work them!!
Like when we learned how to read and write cursive...
Julie D then Inform us- share what you know!
Nicoletta Ciccone what comment was so true? The potty training chair?
The secret doors are for the servants to use so as they wouldn’t be seen. The narrow secret room that smell bad was for the doorman to be comfortable while waiting for guest to leave he would appear and help them out.
Love theses info tidbits.
A big house like that would need lots people to run it.
the "closet" in the basement looked like it was a whine cellar.
Oh my that sounds really wicked why will you be hiding the maid or servant or door man well sometimes I think about people like them might not really have a lot of knokedge about life or God or the son of God only themself they think about and what does that tell you or. Some of us they maybe not really educated because there education was there. Money just like there God was there money and that big mansion they build or buy and plus in the middle of nowhere
You was owner?
I don’t understand why people feel the need to trash these places!
Probably looking for hidden cash and other valuables.
@@kenbritton6782 They can do that without the destruction They are morons.
Curiosity maybe or someone just merely looking for money...
same. its disgraceful. it's not only history for how old the buildings are, but history for how many generations lived out their lives in them. it really is a shame.
imagine in 100 years time vandals came around and destroyed the house you were born in and lived your life in. that's what they are doing. disgusting.
So sad about the pictures
They can not be replaced
Wish someone would contact a family member and give the pictures to them
Yeah i def would for them. So sad
🙏 amen. Family members often can't travel to clean out the house or have the money to haul stuff back.
I bought a old hotel. I found family stuff, when I contacted the lawyer who managed the sale, no one in the family wanted any photos, books, China. Some I gave to charity, some I kept as part of hotel history. It was built in 1890.
@@Cari-O thats sad but possibly true
@@devoranehila1412 thats sad. I can't imagine. I'd want my family pics n family heirlooms
I wonder if they ever watch these videos of their abandon homes
It would be so weird to see your house on you tube!
Who knows. Crazy right ?
Funny I was thinking this in the last video I watched.. or if someone would recognize a house that belonged to a family or friend
Some people have.
I was thinking the same thing
Ola Steve, about the hair in the box, here in Brazil the mothers usually keep a touch of the babies' first haircut as souvenirs.
Kisses from Brazil
On our school library, I found a baby book with some baby hair. At first i thought that the baby is already dead... I live in the Philippines. After trying to find some answers, I found out that the baby is alive and kicking😂 The baby actually lives in California and she’s in her 20s now... thanks to facebook😂
I found one of my baby curls in a Bible at my mum's place after she passed away. ♥️
In USA my mother kept bits of hair of us kids. She was half German. From Southern California.
@@nancysmith2295 keeping lockets of a baby's hair used to be a more common US tradition.
Or hair of loved one.
I want to thank you! I so enjoy watching all your videos. I’m a 73 year old, and I feel so good after watching them. Thank you!
What a lovely comment sound so sweet, I feel the same watching this beautiful video, hi Della Rucker how are you doing with your family I hope you’re safe from the virus?
The pictures are sad. I have boxes and boxes of pictures..no Grandchildren, and no one left to really want them...it makes me wonder so many things
Sorry to hear that ...
As he world changes it feels less people are interested in old photos and memorabilia. It is sad. By the the time they get interested in them if they do, it will be too late. I go to estate sales and am shocked by the amount of family photos and personal items left behind by the families.
Aww that’s so sad Maggie. I would love to keep them going for you, maybe tell a story with each..
Even when there are relatives the people in the pictures if not identified and even if they are are no longer wanted. Scan in and keep digital
Adorable how you called them."mini Polaroids " , they are slides for a projector lol.
😊 some of the lingo thrown around by the younger generations these days are beginning to make me feel old.
I stay pretty with the times and others usually think me waaay younger than I actually am.
(But I'll take it as long as I can!!😂😂😂)
Well I think its sad
I cant believe they no longer teach cursive writing nor can the young generation read cursive. How do they sign their names? Do they even have a signature? Sad.
@@duosbabymama totally. Cursive is becoming like a lost art, or a foreign language.
@@Sindollx666x damn shame...I weep for our future generations...
Hey guys, The second kitchen behind the secret doors is the maids or house helps quarters with the wash room. The Master and Mrs of the house would not have done laundry for themself. The glass slide of tissues or blood cells would have been for a nurse or doctors continue education or schooling. The slides with the square card shock were used with a slide projector with a light in it. It could be used for family pictures, work related presentations or valuables as proof of ownership. It looked like a lot of collectables were left behind. Hope its wereabouts stay hided. Great vedio.
Love your videos! I'm 60yrs old and find it crazy funny that a lot of the things you find you have no idea what they are! Kind of sad really! But even sadder is that something happened that they left so many memories and things behind!
Dang haha I can imagine 😬😬😬 i never really grew up with these things! But it's interesting to know that different generations are quite different! I hope you enjoyed the video tho :)
@@SteveRonin I love your videos! Something I always wanted to do and did do when I was younger! But we didn't have the means to document things like you have now days! Keep up the good work! Will always watch, but that's as much as I can do!
@Steve Ronin. I was just laughing to myself at how little u know these things and it’s sad that I do, I’m 64
I’m familiar with this particular house. I don’t live far from here. According to the listing it was originally built in 1744 but that doesn’t seem correct. The estimated value is more than 1.5 million but would probably cost that much to make it livable again. Great walk through. Btw, your friend looks like Lyle Lovett.
Wow! Do you know what happened to the owners, like why did they left or any clue? It amazes me they left personal photos
@@CM30-e1q no, they just bugged out in a hurry.
You guys have such an appreciation for everything you find. You’re such special young men. You’re precious.
14:44 that's a reel to reel tape player. ..one of the ways to store and listen to music back in the day. My friend had one, during the 1970s
@ozrocksinger I didn't know that. I know about analog/ analogue sound but I didn't know the technology of it. That's one to remember. Thanks.
If you have ever watched Downton Abbey, they secret door like that. The service people use them so that you don't see them carrying things in and out.
That music you used during the end is some of the most beautiful I've ever heard.
It really encapsulates the loss that people can experience.
I agree that this was abandoned in the late 1990’s. One of the books “Memoirs of a geisha” was first published in 1997.
Not to mention Joshua Tree and U2 War from the 80's.
Amazing book!
Great movie as well
This is an awesome place, Steve. It's such a pity that people have been in and trashed it. I appreciate explorers like you that keep sites secretive. I also love the music you always put in your videos. I think someone homeless has been living there. I'd love to know more about the story. That baby would be 25 now. Those pictures that look red are slides that's why they have the white around them so you can insert them into the slide machine and click through each photo. Love from Australia. xx
Yes the slides/photos at (26:04) of artifacts statues ect...they were taken for insurance purposes.
I'm watching video now, such a relief from watching news around the world. Tyvvm steve
Can't imagen the family looking at this video and see their house and memories.
Makes me feel so sad😔
I actually enjoy when you piece the story together & try to figure out what happened to the people that once lived there.
Best one yet!!! Not creepy at all there, bet it was beautiful in its day Question for ya,has anyone ever contacted you that ever lived in a home you toured? Hard to find ppls photos etc. And not want to send it to them.
19:17 is a knitting machine for making jumpers socks or other things made out of wool.
Nice one Steve 👍👍👍
Yup! Like the pictures were just left like that. It just coincidentally told the whole story?
It's still a cool AF show..but it's obviously more staged and scripted than they try and say it is.
The thing i like this vloger is that he gave some history and inputs about the abondoned house they explore...and gives me much interest to watch it even more...
Keep it up keep safe 👌
How come you all don't every keep anything you find evidently they did not want it.
I absolutely love the wallpaper in the secret room. It’s so sad that some people have this need to vandalize places that’s abandoned.
I wish there was people that had the need to restore them to there former glory instead
awesome place Steve what a great find, so wish someone would pick it up and do a nice restore , a place like that deserves to shine again.
I have been watching you explore since day one. You are my absolute favorite for many reasons. Your intro, voice, respect and style shows you are meant to do this to share with others. Thank you for sharing your talents with the world. Favorite part of this video? When you held your camera before the secret rooms directed towards the one you were filming with. 💜✌
This is an incredible mansion, the most amazing one I've seen! The whole thing is like a fantasy, outside and inside! Wow!
I think you do a great job with the videos and I love your curiosity. This is how you/we learn by exploring and studying the stuff that's found
I really missed seeing your videos for a while,and the fact that the different explorers team up, is one of the most important things that's keeping us informed. As it's my pleasure to inform you that the keyboard thing is a knitting machine. You can knit a scarf in about 20 minutes, once you get the hang of it.
Glad you're back! ... I was hoping to see more of the mansion and architecture as you usually do rather than spending so much time on the family's paraphernalia. But, I can understand you guys were caught-up in the intrigue of the family history. I probably would have done the same.
I'm so glad you showed us the hidden rooms, thanks! That house is gorgeous. Great find
I’ve recently discovered your channel a few months ago and I love it ! I’ve been binge watching your videos these past few days I love that you tell us some of the history of the place and how you appreciate the places you explore thank you for sharing your experiences, your videos are so interesting and relaxing. Stay safe and keep up the awesome work.
Those tags on the toilet are from property preservation companies. The home would be bank owned and was a foreclosure or perhaps a deed in lieu of foreclosure. The blue tape on the front door would be where the legal notices were posted for foreclosure or Sheriff Sale.
19.12 the machine on the floor is a knitting machine. My mum had one. Also there was a little girls bike in the lounge which I notice it is missing.
I love how thorough you guys are. We need to know the story behind these homes. Very interesting. Thank you
And also why would any one want a secret room in there house I find that kind of a corrupted or better yet some one must of have a bad intention or motives yea it sounds very serious
The chair is a birthing stool. Mamma leaned against the wall with her feet on the steps.
Lindsay Johnson your right I missed that for my comment I’m glad you caught that!
The last was the live in helps quarters and servants staircase to the 2nd level.
In those skis is reading KARHU and it meas bear. They are made in Finland 🇫🇮
Thank you for being so respectful to other people's belongss that have been left behind willing or unwilling. You guys do a fantastic job. Keep up the good work
Wish other explorers took as much care....
"I think I can read cursive"!!! LOL!!!
Actually, it was nice and neat cursive too. It's just not taught anymore. I had to teach my own kids how to write their names in cursive because it wasn't taught in their school. I wonder how the future generations will ever read our Declaration Of Independence, etc.
@@clicker7019 yes they are cleaning up the department of education and get rid of the teachers and professors pushing socialism and Islam brainwashing children to hate America, Then blm and Antifa happens they're a terrorist organization
@@clicker7019 I have read that cursive writing is no longer taught in school because the computer cannot read what it says. I believe it. I’m glad you have taught your own family how to handwrite.
Yes, very sad.
It's nice to see young people taking an interest in the past and wanting to preserve it.
I like how Steve appreciates the architecture, and respects the people who lived there .....
I think there's something so somber about how you guys do exploration but I do wish ya'll focused on bigger picture wide shots too instead of just all these individual items.
But the respect you guys have for the abandoned is amazing.
Really beautiful place. The story is odd and sad, with the baby essentially being kidnapped by her dad. The mom had to be frantic! Obviously, she was willing to give up all she had here to go find her child. I hope they are together and safe somewhere.
I watching from the town of grenta Louisiana out side of neworleans across the river from there yall need to do new orleans abandoned house
The house is an older home but seems abandoned in the late 90s early 2000s. Maybe they filed bankruptcy or could be tax avasion like you said. There are only so many reason's to pick up and leave a home, especially pictures of your family. I hope it was nothing to horrible 😔, thanks for the awesome find! I love the untouched homes, buildings, and things. Stay safe.
One of the reasons people leave and leave behind so much is mold. They are told everything is covered in mold spores and to leave books, linens, etc. Wood is very bad for mold. Such a shame that some get very sick from it.
Its very sad that the family left all of their lively hood and personal photos
Thank you for being courteous and respectful your a credit to society
I think it was definitely abandoned between 1998-2000. At 16:04 you walked past an Adobe Photoshop 5.0 box which came out in May of 1998, so they had to have been living in the house up to that point. What is interesting though is that there is a Resolve cleaning spray on the counter at 46:23 and from what I could find Resolve wasn't founded until 2011...Could it be someone who was just sleeping in the house after it was abandoned or maybe it wasn't abandoned until way later?
Steve - you guys really should wear masks in these old places. Who knows what you may be breathing in - especially when you mention the disgusting smell....
Gloves too...
Bink Not just that, but fingerprints!!! You never know... 🤣🤣🤣
Exactly ..... mask is a must and gloves too.
I strongly agree!!! Masks at ALL times! Could get lead poisoning too from those old places.
AND GLOVES!!! FORGOT TO ADD THAT ALSO.
Steve! So glad that you were able to upload this okay - I was hanging out for it ever since the first upload had issues, and it was worth the wait. I really like how you were able to piece together the family story from everything left behind. Can't wait to see what other spots you're getting ready to film/upload.
Such a beautiful mansion and yet so sad at the same time. To see all those paintings, pictures, clothes, books, toys all left behind along with the memories that transpired in that home makes you feel like time stood still for that family after they left.
The "Secret rooms" aren't really secret rooms. They are servants quarters.
Beautiful home with a sad tale, I would be interested in finding out more. Great video thank you for sharing from Australia
Exploring housing 1800/1900's can somewhat dangerous without a proper respirator/mask due to the use of lead paint the materials used to insulate the home. Just a friendly suggestion from a former ghost hunter.😊
I used to love watching that ,
lately i heard the lead paint was removed so 5G TEC can pass through easier as well as cutting down millions of trees /check out the invisible rainbow about radiation and the body people need to wake up to this really// great vids by the way/
Lead, mold, asbestos, you name it.
@@racheldoesacrylic4089 exactly, they make clothes lined with silver and or lead, it seems nowadays we need to walk around with emf detector. Yeeeeesh
So the lead paint won't bother you unless you put it in your mouth or start sanding it and breathing it in. I'm a painter so I know a lot about lead paint.
My house I grew up in, was built in 1895! My dad remodeled everything probably 20+ years ago. Old houses will always hold a special place in me heart 🥲
Wow, that pink bedroom is as big as the main floor of my house. I love those old claw foot tubs. Ive lived in houses with those and they are so comfortable to lay back and soak. Id love to to find a house like that to restore.
10:41 had to stop and say as an empath i felt really sad energy coming from the girl in the front picture, short blonde hair girl. i dont know that she is the "mom" as they said, but i did feel overwhelming loss.
Same here. Very sad and somewhat tragic. Not sure how or why, just felt it very strongly.
It’s the music 😭
Sister? Best friend?
Yes same at 26:53 , same girl younger, she has sad eyes I don't know I perceive her sad I hope she's doing well
The questions I would like to ask are: What happened to these people? Are they still alive? Where will they be? Are they watching these videos today?
Same here
hi. same here. i don't know why but my heart keep saying that the mother was killed by her boyfriend and then he ran away with their children. and he maybe hide the body somewhere .. :)
I wish they'd look into it to find out then report on it i mean i understand not saying the addresses of places they explore or names of the people that lived there but Help ! Tell us their story without telling us the address or names. I like the mystery but i also like answers. Like the 13th ghost house
I actually seen another video from a different explorer earlier and he says the young girl who had the baby and her family left the states trying to get her daughter back because the baby's father kidnap her and fled the states.
@@ebonyhunter353 thank u that was helpful
You have to be the best person on here!! So professional. You bring people with you, but they are respectful to. Do not have to listen to people talking in the background. You show it all. You give as much info on the place as you can. Love seeing how people lived. And what they left behind only tells more about them. And the kind of home they kept. Yes, the styles of the places are wonderful. But the insides are the best. You tell a story and that's how it should be. Thanks for a great watch.
I enjoy your exploration videos the most because you take your time and get good shots of everything. Thanks for being chill.
That thing on the floor in the doorway of the creepy room that you didn’t know what it was, I believe is a knitting machine.
It truly breaks my heart to see such gorgeous architecture just sitting and forgotten! All these new homes will never be able to stand the test of time like these older ones do. So sad... really. Then people come and destroy, now we've got people looting and destroying our streets, our buildings and home... all for a reason they think gives them the permission to. NO!!! IT IS NOT YOUR RIGHT TO DESTROY! Peaceful protest would have said far more than this CRIME ON CRIME! THAT'S SHOWING YOUR BAD SIDE!
Stunning architecture, and abandoned houses is not the same thing as looting and rioting going on in the streets at this present time. Do you know that the situation with george floyd happened again in france, aswell as four other reported murders. 1,500 deaths of police brutality in the uk. That is those that have been reported and not covered up. The Michigan official autopsy report proves my point.
This may be too much for your privileged sensibilities, l do apologise, but consider kaleif browder a 16 year old child put in reikers island high max security prison for 3 yrs (2 in isolation) on SUSPICION of a theft of a BACKPACK.
He was beaten, starved, VIOLATED!!! Two years after his release (his mother could not raise bail in time). His mother heard his body hit the side of the house as he hung himself. HE WAS INNOCENT!!!!
Imagine that for one moment if you possibly can... This is 400 yrs of agony you cant begin to imagine, case after case after case.
Martin Luther King stated 'riots are the language of the misunderstood'.
Furtermore rioting is NOT the way to go..but people are angry. If peaceful protests worked, would there have been the situation with george floyd?Remember Rodney King? Steven Lawrence was my generation.
We just need to spend our money with our own businesses (after we've clawed our way through broken glass to set them up, try going for a business loan if you're black or mixed race) we would get equality in months! not just lip service.
But you're right how uncivilized, of not quietly protesting for being slaughtered in the streets!
My sweetheart its so easy to judge when its not happening to you or your family, isn't it.
Please do not confuse two separate issues, I'm sure you didn't mean to value property over human life.
Sovereign Royalty its still not right to loot places and set things on fire.
The machine you are looking were wondering about and thought it was anything from a piano to a heater at 19:00 is actually a knitting machine. Great explore. Keep Safe❤Keep Well❤
I love how you aren’t worried about sounding dumb !! Is this for a piano .. oh oh its a heater system as you describe the knitting machine.. glass mansion comment was the best .. look at this big radar .. when you found the satellite dish .. love you guys .. you keep me in stitches with your “disaster artist” esque commentary
Those were called slides for anyone under 20 years old
I’m willing to bet that most 20 year olds don’t even know that
Hey Steve! The blue with gold stripe photo book is from the 1980s- early 1990s. My mom had several. Actually still does.
This home is such a beautiful place ♥️♥️♥️ It has a lovely warm family vibe. I hope a nice family fixes it up. I have always loved places where fire places are in the rooms. A nice French vibe. Amazing home ♥️♥️♥️
Such a beautiful home to be purchased ♥️♥️♥️♥️how are you doing Samantha I hope you’re safe from the virus?
This mansion is very beautiful, I love the library specially the ceiling , and the main floor living room and dining room is stunning, but the upstairs bed room are not exciting, people who was live in this place got a good life indeed, thank you for sharing
I had that “Genesis” cassette tape shown at the beginning!! That table setting reminds me of Hannibal Lector’s dining room.
Those see-thrupictutesare slides. You need a projector to view them.
I agree on that Colleen, how are you doing Colleen I hope you’re safe from the virus?
Learning that the glory of man is like a flower that wither and died but only the WORD OF GOD endure forever
[rolling eyes]
Indeed
pretty sure that the word of God was made up by man
That was beautiful. I've never seen a mansion like that in America either. Fantastic photography. Loved the video.🇺🇸
It’s so beautiful to watched, hi barb how are you doing with your family I hope you’re safe from the virus?
Hi Steve
Not a heating contraption nor something for a piano, it's a plain and sim0ple Knitting Machine.
19:26 those Skis are old, old like the 1940s or '50s by 1960's the skis were with color but ya I agree with your friend there they are cross country skis. Most people that ski will know exactly what year they are for sure.
They are cross-country skis, but they are from the late 80's early 90's. Had a similar set in 1984.
The skis are Finnish and from the 1980s.
This work you do, is AMAZING ! I can’t believe these structures are abandoned. So beautiful to just erode away, and not be appreciated and lived in . I would love to live in many of them and I would keep any of them , in great condition. I really love the one with the inside pool with the beautiful bathroom with the red fixtures in it. That place and the land were amazing . Such a shame that money is of no object to just up and leave these beautiful homes .
Beautiful job. You really have a good eye and your photography is amazing. Even the choice of music is perfect and really sets the whole scene. I'm impressed. Keep it up!
Due to the SHAPE of the chair you saw at the beginning, it’s a step stool/chair. That’s why there is a half circle on it. That’s where you’d stand at the highest. 😊 With a mess like this in most of the rooms, it DOES appear squatters have been there. I can’t see how a family would leave rooms in disarray like that.
I agree it's a potty chair.
I felt it was a birthing chair and I guess the only way we would know for sure is if someone checked under the chair for some type of brackets that would hold a container closer to the chair otherwise it would be a birthing chair.
Thank you! I was puzzled! What a great idea for a practical piece of furniture, now I want one!
I find it weird that mansions like these are left to rot, many people would have loved to buy/renovate/flip/live in in that beautiful mansion.
It truly is weird that it was left the way it is, something must have happened as the description says and that is probably why it was abandoned.
if someone buysit they have t pay the back taxes, might be a very high amount that no one wishes to undertake.
I think the back taxes should be wiped out to encourage use as they will never collect on it, meanwhile the property Roy's away guaranteeing it'll rot away to rumble the only occupants will be homeless! Drug dealers etc. Too much waste in society
I want to thank you, Steve and all who may help you on these home projects. You feed my love of old dwellings, sleuthing, and travelling from my easy chair. You are one of the very few I can watch without getting Cybersickness because you have a genuine appreciation of your finds. I do think you should become a writer with the imagination you have sometimes in the stories your making up as you go along discovering personal items or imagining yourself living in the homes when they were once loved and appreciated. Taking time to browse through the pictures and object, clothing, etc...helps to slow down the movement also and give my inner ear the chance to catch up. I was watching one person after yours in a really nice place, but he was so busy hunting the squatter in the house I had to stop it because I was green with motion sickness. Thank you again. Keep up the good work and much success!
19:04 - it's probably a knitting machine from the 80's-90's. My father had a similar one in his business
I've seen this before it's sad that people ruin things ..i had to laugh when Steve said Polaroid..nope slides the thing on the floor was a loom and pretty sure they made sweaters and clothes for family members not uncommon
It’s a knitting machine! I used to use my grandmothers when I was young :-)
How do you find all of these awesome places! Love it! Please keep going!
You saw yarn right. That device you seen...that long yellow thing is for making items with yarn. It sits on a table.
Just found you Steve and I am enjoying your video. This is only my second, definite not my last.
The glass things with organs, tissues and what are called "whole mounts" of the aquatic animals (in the formal dining room) are microscope slides or just slides to those of us who make them. As I have a father who is very to electronics Ivan also tell that the small pictures in the white plastic holders are photographic slides. A projector is required to see them properly. Last of all the machine with the empty wheel mounted on it's left is a feel to feel tape player. A full feel is usually placed on the left and the tape from it is fed thru a magnetic reader and accumulates on an empty on the right, hence the name. I had to tell you. I just had to. And yes, Imake microscope slides every working day in a hospital.
Typing is not my long suit. Thanks for the clarification.
I think you out did yourself.
This was awesome as always.
Great Video! Very informative. Thank you! And those white handles on the knives in the dining room (37:36) are not ivory. It's called "Mother of Pearl" as I have several of those in my own collection. :-)
Realise this si 3 years old but we are slowly going through the older videos in no particular order, just as we find them.
the box thing at 14:41 is a reel to reel tape recorder/player. very popular in the 70's & 80's
the thing you thought was part of a heating system at 18:58 is a knitting machine. possibly a Brother (Jones & Brother originally) but could be a Toyota or Knitmaster.
I can tell how young you are. It is so cute and funny when you call the pics Polaroids. They are slides. Run through a slide machine and seen on a big screen or wall. The medical things you found are also called slides. Place under a microscope for viewing. If that said food and nutrition, and you found a book of Japanese symbols for plants, then I'm guessing there is a relationship between the 2. Maybe plant slides. Maybe someone did research in the medical field. Or research for farming.
I hear you on their youth. They make me feel pretty old sometimes, but they're such nice kids, and what they do makes me laugh sometimes, and always teaches me something about other cultures. I LOVE their videos, as well as AWE and EXPLOMO.
@@jjsmith8956 I havent seen any awe videos, I dont think. I do love Explomo!!! You are right about learning about the different cultures, but they are the nicest, most polite group of young men!!!! That guy that is usually in the forefront, (I'm drawing a blank on his name), is just such a caring and compassionate human being. He is so respectful. It embarrasses me, when I think about how so many Americans are nowadays. Our youth, for the most part, do not have nearly the amount of class Steve and the other guys do. I would love to do what they do. It would be a great way to make a living.
Wow!!! I just saw a Frank LloydWright book. He was an architecturer that built homes built into the landscape. He lived in North Alabama. You should research him Steve. Love and Peace always Kat
Hi Kat fain how are you doing with your family? So nice reading your comments sound good
Frank Lloyd Wright did not live in Alabama. One of the houses he built was in Alabama called The Rosenbaum House.
@@susanmitchell9352 I learned in my Art History class he lived here briefly. The Rosembaumm house has a creek that runs through it. Thank you for comment with high respect.
That last room you visited in the cellar, was one hell of a huge 'wine cellar'. They really led a good life. The other secret doors were for the servants, as were the rooms on the third floor.
Wow, you guys. This was an amazing video! Really great job filming and editing the video and touring this place. This video captured the beauty of the home and was really relaxing to watch. I subbed and can't wait to see more of your videos.
I love your shots, Steve! Plus the music makes me emotional.
Did you notice that the fireplaces weren't used?
They were cleaned (scrubbed) regularly. So there wasn't soot and ashes in them.
Great exploration. Remember the early 2000's we had the 9/11 attack. I imagine a lot of people fled, depending on the date. It's good to know history at the time of abandonment. Like 2009, huge home losses all over the country from the bank collapse. The big Recession.