All right something better than OJ Simpson

Wow this place is so beautiful ❤️

You referenced Akron, Ohio. Are these Sieberlings related to the ones that built and lived in Stan Hywet Hall, Frank and Gertrude?

As sumptuous as this house is, I still shudder to think how people, especially women and servants. must have suffered in the summer heat.

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Cool museum!

Free gas for them and bill the hell out of us🤣🤣😂

Amazing and very beautiful place ❤️ 😍 ♥️

Beautiful!!

Beautiful

Thank goodness it was preserved..

Thank you, Howard County Historical Society!

You should see the Akron, Ohio Seiberling home... called Stan Hywet Hall.

Beautiful house. Seiberling was very smart, he started companies that used a lot of fuel in the production process, and he got the fuel for free, it was like printing money. Thank you.

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The most amazing Docent and a must see if you are near Kokomo. Try to time it with the county fair where you might be lucky enough to eat the best sandwich ever (look for the stand using huge cast iron pans)

Thank God they restored it. Magnificent the woodwork alone is worth more than gold.

We use to catch crawdads, catfish and carp in highland park ❤️

Why would "a University" allow a Historic Home to deteriorate to such a level? That is a question that begs an answer.

This mansion looks big but not ridiculously huge like so many of that era. The reason so many gilded age mansions were abandoned is the descendants didn't want to deal with a place that was just too big.

Very cool!!!!

Absolutely beautiful home love the art novo fine example of craft especially the stain glass and wood carved pieces trough this home. Very unique I'm greatly appreciated the saving of this home.

That fecking music.

I lived just around the corner from Sieberling growing up. Passed it everyday on the way to school. My dad used to use the basement to develop photographs in the 1960s. It was in bad shape back then and would give dad the creeps when he worked. If you ever get to tour this place,do. Oh and ask about the macabre glass box with the story of Cock Robin as told by a bunch of taxidermied birds. Very odd

So beautiful.

The restoration is stunning. To have lost this beautiful lady would have been a crime. Thankyou for saving her and sharing the beauty.

So glad this stately, lovely mansion was saved and restored to it's glory.

all it needed was little love

I have seen it before its beautiful and has a lot of interesting things in it to

Live these old Victorian mansions we have many in Willimantic Connecticut

A lovely home/museum! Thinking of the loss when she was stripped of her original beauty. How sad to be without pictures of the house's early years.

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That tower is sooooo…ebullient.

IT TAKES ALOT OF ELBOW GREASE TO KEEPING THESE HOMES BEAUTIFUL!

Reminds me of an old mansion I used to live in.

Thank you to those who saved this wonderful example of Victorian American architecture, and thank you to those who continue to support and preserve it. In addition to its magnificent exterior and stained glass, the small details like the ice box and the iceman’s door make this a special piece of historical preservation. Thanks for sharing the video.

Very nice video, thank you.

IT is such a beautiful house. Im glad they restored it. I wonder if it has a pipe organ in it, like so many did back then¿ Are the any ghosts in it ¿ ¿ ¿

Love the history and the awesome beauty.

I love this place. Thank you so much for sharing this piece of history.

There’s nothing like a Victorian house! I imagine that it’s very expensive to heat and cool! And nothing is like the lamp on the bottom of the stairs. Thank you so much for sharing this.

Love the history and the pictures. Beautiful and Amazing buildings, not like the cheap crap we have today.

Very poor video. You take us to the bedroom but all you show us is a dim window. Sorry but a big thumbs down.

This place is insanely creepy in person It’s like you expect a ghost to pop up at anytime I don’t know if any hauntings have ever been reported there but it’s definitely got that vibe💯👻

We love the way these mansions look. They are timeless and gorgeous.

Lovely interior. The Main staircase is gorgeous. Would love to know what is up with that tiny balcony. Maybe it was used by the Lady of the house to watch the servants' comings & goings. Or a shortcut where she could call out to the Lady's Maid in the servants' quarters to help her get dressed . . . . ?

I’m confused I hope someone could help. These ballrooms on the third floor were accessed by the service stairs? @16:19 They had their guests go up the service stairs to the ballroom? Not just the Seiberling Mansion but other homes in this period have confused me thus.

What a gorgeous home. Thanks for sharing this Awesome Video.

Well done 👍Love Kokomo ❤️

Happy birthday to my childhood home, may-hap some day I can return.