8 Biggest Lost and Abandoned Mansions of Golden Age Hollywood

[@Bernstorm5000]

Not sure why you have a picture of Buster Keaton at home during your Pickfair discussion...

[@d.s.4627]

Did you mean to have a picture of Fairbanks and Pickford in the building purported to be Falcon Lair? It was an odd choice if purposeful.

[@natomblin]

And who's that other guy standing outside?

[@brendadrew834]

Unfortunately, we here in the US take a wrecking ball to the past and don't preserve our history i.e. historical homes, hotels, inns, restaurants as well as we should like they do over in Europe! They still have palaces, homes, inns and restaurants even since the 1600s and before! King Henry the 8th's kitchen is still in use today and there's a chocolate/coffee shop in Vienna that's been there since the 1600s owned by the same family! Tour d'Argent is the oldest restaurant in Paris, over 400 years old while we shut down Durgin Park, a landmark restaurant in Boston since 1826! For shame! smdh

[@robertmartinez4174]

Los Angeles in particular. if a building stands still long enough, they will demolish it no matter what the building's history.

[@traluf1466]

Too bad this is such a mish-mash of images not on the subject..

[@ellensiniscalchi1482]

The mansion was never demolished it's still there and was lovingly restored about 15 years ago. Why the infamous LaBianca house at 17:16 ??

[@Hal70jordan]

The second photo for Valentino’s house is his former home in Whitley Heights and not Falcon Lair

[@Mark-vk7dc]

Rococo Retreat - pure BS.

[@realmccoy18]

there is absolutely zero Tudor influence in Pickfair

[@jimrivett9926]

It would have been a better video had you spent more time on the mansions and less time talking about their inhabitants.

[@leenorthcutt8421]

Im wondering why you included the picture of Buster Keaton and his home while talking about Pickfair🫤