Sorry don't care for anything pharmaceutical

Nice video. Thank you.

I learned to love old homes and buildings and antiques from my Native Indigenous grandmother and my Native Indigenous dad they love and respect old things because they have a story to tell and they hold a lot of history my grandmother's house was over 200 years old until our uncle illegally sold it out from under us our grandmother left us grandkids the house and everything in it when she passed he sold it to the city and they tore it down I told him our grandmother will haunt him for that

Fun history!!!! Glad to see life go on, let the pullman folk fade away🤓

man creates man destroys, will never end people

who gives a shit

So sad.

Too bulky

Great job Pat and Mike.❤

I myself dislike seeing homes of such beauty being discarded, or ignored, Yet I do understand. These homes were built in cities where at the time were part of a booming America. Which today these cities are the decaying crime ridden ghettos of America. It is sad however at some point these cities will be discarded completely.

knock down a 50 yr old house lol sure!

destroying the old world.... house was found not built in 1870

Obama was the worst president ever plus he was very divisive with the races

It's not the working class people tearing down these mansions- it's our politicians and government tearing them down

Yes the times are gone. For ever

Very sad. I love old. Buildings

It's nice to have the few color images. The black & white photography is beautiful, but doesn't quite do justice to the brilliance of it all.

A very good program.

Who is making these videos? I love the music, effects, photography, and narration.

🤣 'PromoSM'

Funny how beautiful works of art can so easilly be destroyed....

So glad to see some restoration instead of bulldozing!!! Good job😁

Where was the kitchen? I would have liked to see that

Great idea to restore and interpret these homes to different periods to reflect that Pullman has been a vibrant neighborhood from the early 1880s until the present day.

I really like the Honeymoon Row flat. Such a rare opportunity to see how working class individuals lived in the late 19th century.

I worked as a bus boy at Sessions at the time of the writing of this review. Bob Bitner and Gino Carollo proprietors. It was a hoot.

I gotta make another trip to the Pullman Club Coffee House soon

What a wonderful tribute 🎉😊

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I'm so glad it will be restored if I had the money to do so i would have purchased and restored it myself

Such a beautiful building she will make a grand hotel again

Super cool. Thank you for caring about historical architecture

Great video and what a wonderful project!

What a wonderful feature! Warren would be so proud ❤

George Pullman was married to my distant cousin. Sad that families have drifted so far apart and memories are so easily forgotten 😢

Obscene opulence, kudos to the decorators and craftsmen.

I worked in the Carolyn mansion in San Mateo California it was up in the hills of Hillsborough

I'm really confused why you guys never cover the Carolands ?

Interesting story❤!!

Van Gogh too, i guess it was worthless, just decorations, woodwork... The Downtown mansions are all gone, humanity left . Commercial needs now . My own House, all 1880, we can keep it.

As a european where we preserved historic palaces and house far older than the Pulman Mansion, it says something about Usa having grown too fast from a rogue colonial frontier to an industrialist powerhouse and to a financial parasitism society , that never went through the age of civilization where you define your own architecture and make it last centuries.

Sacrelige , how wicked to destroy this amazing home!

sorry but why did they dismantle the house ? that part was so unclear I had to use the CC and even that makes no sense "...and unwittingly with the development of the model town to houses workers ushered in the modern labour movement"...so what ? did he die ? why did they destroy his house ? why was this the end of his empire ?

From another era. Overdone Clutter.

Over the top decorations gives me nausea. No visual rest. Such a cacophony of conflicting styles.

Got stuck going to Buffalo in January. Walking this stretch daily was the highlight of an otherwise gray and wet trip.

Why, why was such beauty taken destroyed..

So Mega apartments put up in its place ? A parking garage before that ?