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[@susiebrown7553]

The sign on the house "Deus Abencoe Esta Casa" means "God bless this house".

[@MD-gz5yw]

you are the sweetest guys, so well mannered and respectful.

[@BrosOfDecay]

Thank you sooo much Mary

[@margiepilanga3137]

Yes he is a respectful guys and he is alao sweet specialy went he talk..ilike this guys so much..

[@kristinjones3230]

Trophy?? Or a lamp?? Lol 🤔 jk

[@niko_playz5730]

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[@victoriatobias6782]

Mary mary Quite contrary love you so much guys. Thank you for sharing these videos. It makes me feel That I am there with you guys.

[@DJKent-iq9iw]

Should talk with the locals to find out the history and family, there may even be family in the area that could provide some information. So sad that all that family portraits were left behind!

[@ELIANA980925]

The plant you showed at the house is written in Portuguese, it has the name of Maria Angelina Vasconcelos Maya e Albuquerque, I got a shock when I saw it because I am from the Vasconcelos e Albuquerque family, who went from Portugal to Brazil in 1800’s

[@borbolettaazul]

Sim Petropolis, Teresopolis e Rio de Janeiro

[@nellyvieira9496]

But if your family left for Brazil in the 1800s, this can't be your family. This family was in Portugal in the 1800s as the palace has only been abandoned for 30yrs. There are many Vasconcelos e Alburquerque families, but they aren't necessarily related, as is the same for any other Portuguese family name. Many unrelated families with the same last name.

[@luisamaquilon4965]

​@@borbolettaazulbuenas noches guapísimo que me en cantan tus videos te escribo desde Alicante eres mi favirito

[@anaisabel19886]

​@@nellyvieira9496I'm pretty sure it was abandoned for less time than that. I saw some things that did not exist 30 years ago. Some fluorescent lights, the pink elephant shirt, and the alarm behind the main door ;)

[@jodeepace]

Hi Bros of Decay, I took a several month break from KZbin, I almost forgot how much I love your channel, you are definitly one of my top 5 channels. Tell your Mom and Dad they are excellent Parents....you two are so caring and respectful. Your love for every home and every family that lived in them is truly a very tender and wonderful trait.

[@consueloalba9879]

I am totally agree !

[@katalingerstenberger5866]

My heart is aching for all these old treasures; furniture, tiles, books...🥺😞 All left to decay...

[@macarenarojo]

if they were really to decay no one would have bothered replacing tungsten incandescent light bulbs for money/energy saving ones.i know many people living permanently in homes that have never ever used an energy saving lamp yet

[@piper6541]

Luke 12:15 Then he said to them, “Watch out! Be on your guard against all kinds of greed; a man's life does not consist in the abundance of his possessions.”

[@garybusey7625]

so true

[@adelinegeesey9512]

It just blows my mind when I see these fantastic places left to sit and decay. All the beautiful architecture, antiques, history and family memorabilia is so sad to be left behind. Absolutely love all the tilework. Thanks for another great video.

[@CarolsCurrentObsession]

Ahh, this was such a beautiful find! It really should be a museum if no one is going to live in it ~ my goodness, what a lot of history in this place! The books, dolls, sewing machine base, photos, furniture ~ wow, it had it all, even a chapel! On the old stove, the reason there was a water spigot is because they would heat up a large amount of water all at once in the reservoir ~ stoke the fire on one side, heat water on the other. Those stoves were the ingenious modern appliances of the day! Also, I never realized it before ,but I think when that place was built must have been in the early 1700's, because of how thick the walls were, how narrow the hallways were, and the fact that they had a built in chapel. Oh my, I would love to know more of the history of that place! Also, in case you ever encounter a chapel or religious altars or shrines again in your travels, you should know that climbing around on top of them is very disrespectful. Going behind the stairs and looking out was not bad, but standing on top of the altar....oohhh...it's just not respectful. You guys are so careful usually, and so I am sure that you didn't mean any disrespect, but you should know that regardless of whether it's a Buddhist or Shinto shrine, a Christian altar, or a Muslim or Jewish synagogue, you should try to be as respectful as possible. That is someone's place of worship to their Deity.

[@shereerichmond4833]

Lesley ..you have such a beautiful voice and such a wonderful way of explaining your explores.. Thankyou so much.. Lol...those things you were clicking and dancing with are called Castenets.. And when you cross yourself in church..its in the name of the Father top the son bottom holy spirit left to right.. I know this because i went to catholic school.. Love you guys..💋

[@CarlyCorrigan1]

I also love his voice. I find it so relaxing . I could listen to him all day 😁 xx

[@carljamora9114]

I agree. Lesley did the sign of thecross, which the cathiolics like me practice everyday.

[@macarenarojo]

sure! im head over heels in love with Leslie's voice

[@macarenarojo]

castañuelas, en español

[@Asiablue]

Those books belong in a library, collection or museum.

[@loloholmes2793]

Completely agree. I'm trying to figure out the tapestry coat of arms.

[@nahidpervin4957]

They were book lover people like me☝️😳😜😍...😂😛😍📚📖

[@BrosOfDecay]

And me 🤭👌

[@edenp.orbista4749]

@@BrosOfDecay and me!!! ❤❤❤

[@macarenarojo]

i can suspect someone is hiding antiquities and books there until he or she can sell them. must be some sort of economic delictive activity, probably money washing by investing in antiquities.corrupted politicians for instance; or proole owing astronomic taxes. thr owner or some kind of worker may be using locked rooms yet, at least from time to time

[@elizabethtorres6069]

"God bless this house" Huge home for a huge family. WOW! Such a beautiful alter! They didn't want to be seen outside, too many people with questions. Everything they needed was supplied, even a church. They kept to themselves, I guess that second photo album explains why!

[@Mysticalgirl2]

You cross yourself with "in the name of the Father, and of the Son and the Holy Spirit".

[@Imagineitisraining]

Maybe the Nazis found our about them being religious. If so, they may have had to flee. Strange things happened during that war. I laughed when you said," A church. No way" I'm sitting here saying, "Yes way." 😂😂

[@MsKIMPak]

The house is very clean. It looks like someone is still living there.

[@cathyreardon8979]

@@MsKIMPak I notice you go past so much that I would have loved to see. Love you guys.💌

[@rockyperez2828]

I think the side room is a quiet room for mothers with very small children, my wife is catholic and the church she goes to has one of these rooms off to the side when my daughter was about 6 months old to 2 yrs of age her and my wife would sit in there with other women and children cause as we all know little o es are noisy

[@Psychol-Snooper]

The Olympics took place in Germany in 1936, and the pictures in that photo album were related to the Olympics games which was when the Nazi's were at the apex of power.

[@LizaHanderhan]

My mother’s Uncle boxed in that Olympic s. He didn’t win anything, but was handed a commemorative coin by Hitler himself. My family is from Holland.

[@cssangma4066]

@@LizaHanderhan that is great, sharing history...

[@jacquelineschoder5294]

I don't think so. The cover says 1937, march 3.-13, Berlin. Because of the group photo, it looks like a conference or something like that. So I looked up, what was in march 1937 in Berlin and I found this: "In Berlin hatte die Arbeitstagung des Weltrundfunkvereins begonnen. Sie dauerte bis zum 13. März. Themenschwerpunkte waren die Wellenverteilung und das Urheberrecht gewesen." = The working conference of the World Broadcasting Association had started in Berlin. It lasted until March 13th. The main topics were wave distribution and copyright.

[@Psychol-Snooper]

@@jacquelineschoder5294 My only point is that it need not have tied them to fascism, and could be perfectly innocent. The Olympics brought the world to Germany so using the principle of parsimony it seems to be the simplest answer. And the pic of the German Olympic swimming/diving Stadium is a strong evidence. Why else would they be at that particular venue? I mean we are only talking about a few months difference, but yes the 1937 date is suspicious. Could they have had film developed in 1937 for a 1936 trip. We did not used to have digital cameras. Speedy film development was pretty uncommon. Then again they were minor aristocracy so they might have just stayed on in Germany, or simply been part of the Portuguese diplomatic delegation. The possibilities are endless! Cheers!

[@loloholmes2793]

@@Psychol-Snooper Portugal was neutral during WWII. They had a Treaty with England dating back to 1373. Not too long after that meeting in Germany, Salazar met with Spain's ruler to sign a Pact ensuring they would remain neutral. Iberian Peninsula Pact of 1939.

[@suzannebirkholz8757]

I would Love to know the story behind this beauty, to leave everything, especially the photographs makes me want to cry. The tiles were outstandingly beautiful. BTW your dancing isn't to bad either.

[@sbalogh53]

When I saw the folded clothes of the young lady, I had tears thinking the last person to fold them was the owner so long ago. These videos always make me emotional.

[@beverlymccaffrey6259]

It surprises me that they go there but do no real investigations into anything. Probably a big set up.

[@lindahh798]

Especially the "My Little Pony!". You sang it perfectly!!

[@lizstevenson7801]

The gate separates servants from main house

[@FeydaWeye]

Water tank on old cook stove was to provide HOT water for tea, bathing, dish washing, etc.

[@gamerdude9146]

I think more than one family has lived in this building some of the original items are still there from when it was built, but another couple moved in some time after the other family fled (probably during WW2 given the photos we saw) and they brought some more modern appliances/items to live in the modern age! Did anyone notice the energy saving globe in the light fixture? So sad to see it rot away its a historical building the family never came back and the place hasnt been looked after or maintained some of those floors are sketchy! If this place was where I live it would be heritage listed and looked after and repaired back to its original glory.

[@southernguy35]

yeah, there was a compact fluorescent style bulb in one of the fixtures. It was one of the earlier ones where you could swap out the bulb from the base which had the electronics in it. That's when they thought CFL were here to stay.

[@shumovpt8390]

Did anyone frickin see the playing house from Lidl?????

[@shumovpt8390]

Its at 10:37

[@MarkSmith-lm9yo]

Lesley I love your voice so calming your my favourite exsplorer amazing place love your videos where do people go I can’t understand it’s mind blowing it makes you realise that we all come in the world with nothing and go out with nothing we are hear at the blink of an eye keep exploring an sharing with everyone Ann

[@tatertott2390]

You guys are adorable 💗 great explore....your a natural flaminco dancer Leslie ! 💗🌻

[@wouterverheyden2486]

A lot of Portuguese have emigrated from their regions to the main cities or other countries, leaving many houses abandoned. At the death of the parents in the countryside, houses are very often left to fall apart as well. I can imagine somebody from the family returning here from time to time, every 3-4 years or so ...

[@janrussell7885]

Guys, that was just absolutely stunning. This is my absolute fave one so far. Thanks for being so empathetic to your surroundings too, for me, that makes it all the more worth watching. Keep up with the fab explores, but more importantly, please keep safe 🙏

[@MissBelinha]

Thank you for the video. Sadly, there are lot of abandoned homes on Portugal. It was common for manor homes to have their own private chapel. Not all the chapels were inside the house. In my hometown, 2 manor homes had the chapels right outside.

[@KindessisEternal]

Wow, that living room and entire home is stunning! It's a shame that this home isn't being historically preserved. I bet it would look AMAZING restored by a family. I'm always saddened by family pictures left behind. 😣

[@lizstevenson7801]

What you called a dusting pan is used to brush crumbs off the table cloth on the dining table

[@southernguy35]

have to agree. Sometimes i think these things were in silver plate, too.

[@sophiekatt536]

Correct! I have one, it belonged to a family member and it was gifted to her in the 1890’s. Silver plate, and the little brush fits into the “dust pan”. It now resides in a bow front curio cabinet from the same time period, from the same family member, together with other antique items from my family.

[@jethrojackson6023]

Cool

[@GiselaMGPereira]

That German photo album it's probably from the olimpic games. The small kitchen is for the servents, not the master

[@dearnapst]

There was a reason why Portugal wasn't in war with Nazi Germany. The establishment had close connection to Nazi germany, but this was the older generation and probably the ones who owned the palace last and died, the younger generation couldn't afford to stay on, or wouldn't and there might have been a lot owned in taxes to that is why it's left to root. But what a great place thank you.

[@annmargaret6992]

Dear Leslie, hello. These people were associated with Nazis. I am 98 yrs and a d many Nazis moved to places like Portugal Argentina, Columbia. My niece married into family of Nazis in Columbia. Her father in law married a Columbian woman and when they fled Germany they took slot of money with them, just as this family did. I am Germ Jewish and I am a researcher for many years and this is a Nazi home who fled Germany. Thank you Lad for sharing!

[@robertahubert9155]

I watch a lot of these types of videos I love learning and seeing how people have lived in another time. I really enjoy the history on each place you visit . Your videos are like I’m watching a documentary and your voice is so nice to listen to. The video is not all rushed and shaky you give a person time to take in and appreciate what is being shown really professional on the part of yourself and who ever else is helping you. So many of these types of videos are hard to watch because the camera is going so fast I get motion sickness and they are loud and excited like children visiting the zoo for the first time. Thank you for sharing your adventures with us that can’t for one reason or another can’t visit these amazing places. I love love love your accent and the sound of your voice. God Bless and stay safe. Your #1 fan

[@tonyblackburn3674]

First time I've seen one of your videos. I'm blown away that this much antiquity would be left to ruin. It's awesome that you leave it tact and respect what you have found. Don't know that I could walk away empty handed? IAM a chandelier buff and there was some beauties in there. Can't wait to see more of your adventures. Big Fan Now!

[@carljamora9114]

Me too

[@paulhamj6175]

Hehe Roberta your words resonate with me. I, too, love these videos but I de died today to go looking for different presenters because the ones I was watching are exactly like you said..they act like excited kids and also they move the camera far too fast..as if they are not even really that interested because they dont seem to give the viewer enough time to really get to see the things they are supposed to be showing us! These guys, on the other hand, are magnificent and really great at what they are doing! You can feel the video creators have the same passion for the history and mystery of the lives that inhabited these houses as we do. I am not going to watch those others at more. Just the Bros of Decay.

[@antonetteels8033]

Beatuful beutiful thank jou

[@panchoo9]

I don´t know where did you get the information that it was from an important man, but the papers you found on the desk where directed to "Exelentissima Sra. María Angelica de Vasconcelos Maya e Albuquerque", so at least in that time the house was owned by a noble woman. And it was abot a remodeling, it says "Actual" on the top and "Asked modification" on the bottom.

[@debhouckscraftycottage9288]

To me, someone was living there not long ago. It is way too clean in some of the rooms, like that Library. Pringles didn't start until 1967, so that can with the keys that was in the desk had to be after that for sure,but it really does not seem like it's been vacant for 30 to 60 years, other than the antiques and photo albums, but they may have still been there from generations gone by. The doll house appeared to be made of cardboard. I had a Barbie dream house in the late 60's that was made of cardboard and opened up like a suitcase almost, but unfolded. So, I think people were there in the 70's and possibly 80's even. I would love to know more about this place. I LOVE the tiles in it as well. Thanks for a great explore.

[@lyonsjessa85]

Or even after the 80s. Bc the microwave looked pretty modern. But still, why even if people still came around there occasionally, why do they leave such beautiful things to waste. Those books 😍 they need to be protected

[@angelitasousa5389]

Wow! A house full of stories. How many moments of happiness and sadness do not hide in every room of it? How many comings and goings of important and simple people too. Thank you for providing us with this adventure with you, Lesley! You dance very well to the sound of castanets😂😂

[@timcarlos]

One of the photos is of Luís de Albuquerque Pimentel e Vasconcelos (1795-1882). If I am correct, he was the father of José Maria de Albuquerque Pimentel de Vasconcelos e Soveral, the First Barão de Fornos de Algodres (Baron of Fornos de Algodres). I am not positive, however, I believe that the location of the estate is near Fornos de Algodres, Guarda District, Centro Region, Serra da Estrela Subregion (east of Viseu). The title of Baron of Fornos de Algodres is now extinct; there are no other holders of that title.

[@franklycan1523]

The dusting pan was used to brush crumbs from the table cloth between courses. I have a photo album that I inherited from my grandmother and it probably belonged to her mother. It is covered in the same type of fabric (minus the metal trim) as the one you found. I am currently 71 y.o. and my grandmother was 91 y.o. when she passed away in 1990.

[@charlesdavis6]

Hi! The dusting pan was for sweeping crumbs of the table.

[@berthabegley9950]

Love this beautiful palace. Loved this episode we got to know a bit about you.Your very funny and Lesley you’re a fabulous dancer lol. Jordy your sense of the liquor is priceless. Thank you both for such a great episode I had a blast laughing with you. Good stuff.

[@lisaclark6977]

Beautiful and so sad at the same time. I love the way y'all are respectful and gentle, soft spoken when you go into these places. It's very sweet. Thank you for sharing the places with everyone.

[@dlodge4966]

I agree with you on the furniture, especially when the home is starting to rot away...much of the old stuff was hand made and some of it is from wood we no longer have and should be saved!

[@firdosebegum2986]

This is a perfect place for hotel with library and cafe

[@southernguy35]

or a walmart. That's how this country in the US is moving. Tear down the old for a cheap, ugly big box store.

[@webeeankylosingspindylitis7838]

Hi Leslie & Jordie! Oh & the lady with u! What an amazing find full of history. Jordie I have to correct you & Leslie u were right.those were my little pony dolls from the 1980s.trust me I was a child of the 1980s. That is what the original dolls & cartoon looked like.just like strawberry shortcake dolls changed in the 2000s but had a different look originally. Sorry Jordie 😉

[@caseyflorida]

Wow, what an amazing place! I have 4 things to say about this video: 1. You guys have a great brother relationship. Cherish it, there are many siblings in this world who don't get along. 2. The old handwriting. When I was a child in the 1960s they started teaching us cursive writing around 3rd or 4th grade. I know young people today who can't read cursive. Sad that they have trouble reading historic documents. 3. Your castanet dance made me laugh! Thank you for brightening my day! 4. This is one of your best explores yet, in my opinion. Keep doing what you do guys; I love your work!

[@katalingerstenberger5866]

caseyflorida I grew up in Budapest, and we were taught cursive handwriting FIRST! (early 1960ies) In 1st grade!

[@caseyflorida]

@Jessica Somerville Good for you Jessica! We are losing our history if we don't teach kids these things.

[@caseyflorida]

@@katalingerstenberger5866 Wow that's early. We were taught printing in 1st grade and then cursive in 3rd or 4th (I think 3rd, but it's been 50 years so it's hard to remember lol). It's sad kids today aren't being taught it.

[@tinabean1365]

You HONESTLY have the BEST video's keep up the GREAT findings. Your video's are the only one's that i finsh and watch like 4 or 5 in a row it's like taking a step back into the past. Thankx for sharing.🙂

[@acanofpeaches]

Precious Young Brothers, make me so Happy once again. Wonder, Wonder. Around each and every corner. I love to see the excitement in your face. What a Joy! You carry us right along with you. This was another amazing find. Thank-you for the pleasure you bring. Until next time, much love sent your way from Lafayette, Louisiana via Texas, USA. 😀🦋🧚‍♀️☀️🌈

[@capecod50s]

The tiles are absolutely gorgeous. How do they get the brilliant colors and crisp designs? I love ... love ... love them! Also beautiful woodwork on the staircase. After seeing the 2nd floor it made sense why there were so many bedrooms at ground level. Amazing find when you got to the chapel. It was also amazing to see the photo albums until you came across the possible link to Nazi Germany. That was chilling.

[@SueGirling68]

Hi Bro's, good to see Jordy in a video again, what a shame that such a beautiful home is left unloved for so long. I really liked the small family chapel. Thank you for sharing, much love. xx 💖

[@bettykiser2611]

This house was once beautiful! Family and children running thru the long hallways. If you listen, can you hear the tiny voices of the children! Is there a museum that would take the furniture and pictures and put all this on display? So sad for it to just fad away! Thank you for sharing all the homes you find! I love to hear you talk about what might have happened to all. The photos left there makes me so sad! Thank you again.

[@bettykiser2611]

The photos are priceless!

[@vhondashadrick3547]

Oh this is Def one of my favorites !! That chapel was amazing !! All the books and everything was so majestic. Also, I was not expecting a mask from you all, it was so nice to get a mask from Belgium. I really appreciate that and so glad to see we’re adding to the patreon family for people giving !! That’s great so we can see more :) Thank you both for all you do !!

[@lindadenisedanielsen2995]

I agree with all the your other fans...lol... It is a great building ... I'm curious to know approx how long the train tracks were dug in after the home .. At first I thought it was going to be a bit of a marketplace and hotel or something ..... Odd how close the tracks are ... What I loved the most was a toss up between the beautiful wood work and detail of the head boards .... Also the huge ancient photo album .... I loved it , so amazing how well kept it was yet sad the fact that it got left behind for whatever the reason ... Another great your you guys ... I also love your nice gentle touch of TLC as you guys go through a place ... Making sure to be mindful of each item you touch and the card of placing it back ..... I'd too would love to take some of that furniture and put it in a truck and take it home...That goes against all rules in my book , but it's nice to wish and pretend ... Thankyou Gentleman, for another wonderful tour..🙏🏼💜

[@MJARTBYDAY]

You two are so cute i bet your dad is so proud of you .. Wow such a beautiful place It is a shame that these awesome properties go to decay. I always wonder why they leave their photos behind as they are memories of the family and friends .. why cant they live there and who may own it .. its so sad. You brothers are so respectful and your channel is growing now wow 158k subscribers very good brothers wow. It is like a cellar up stairs like the house is upside down or something ha ha ... usually rooms like that are under the house. Wow the chapel is so beautiful .. no one could of expected that surprise. Thank you for sharing this beautiful palace with us all .. xx

[@annsmith4739]

Hi both it’s Ann what a beautiful amazing home ,so much left ,yes they must have been a large family,so many lovely things left .Loved the chapel thank you for taking us around with you love you guys Ann

[@Thisissarah815]

This is AWESOME! We don’t have anything like this in the United States. I love how excited you guys get over these beautiful buildings. Happy travels and stay safe 🙂

[@marybethsmith6458]

We do indeed have old mansions from as early as the 1700's. Check out Biltmore house in Ashville. The library ceiling will leave you awestruck. I have toured many old mansions or palaces as he calls them.

[@jodeepace]

I love how excited they get too and also how respectful they are.

[@Thisissarah815]

Marybeth Smith I didn’t know that, cool! I’m going to look up pictures online

[@annsmith4739]

Hi both its Ann what a beautiful amazing place ,it blows your mind ,how much is left ,incredible furniture an furnishings.What a terrible shame it will be left to decay .Lesley you make me smile how excited you are ,I would be exactly the same ,how privileged you both are .Stay safe my favourite explorers sending love Ann uk xxxx

[@michellebowersox194]

When you guys were leaving the room that the towers were connected to I guess with the iron holders behind the door with an old wooden trunk I wish you guys would have checked it out but great video like always

[@CarolsCurrentObsession]

I thought the same thing ~ I was like "nooo, you missed that trunk...." Also, the trunk of linens may well have had little treasures underneath and through the linens, that's fairly common.

[@TamaraM72]

Wonderful explore Bros! So happy to see you two together again. Lesley your singing and dancing were very entertaining! Love you guys! 😘🇺🇸

[@akaikeshi1906]

The tiles at 02:25 say God bless this house. It's quite common to find things like that in old Portuguese houses, as well as tiles with the Virgin Mary. And the bottles at 34:43 are usually used to store olive oil, at least all of those that I've seen were used to do that.

[@norbfio1]

That Berlin photo album needs to be In a museum

[@justmenpm144]

Yes, that's what I wanted to write

[@etienneedward4449]

How about leave thing where they are ! It belong to this place ! And these are private collections and this is some one private home ! Would you like people to just walk on in to your place when you not there and take your private /personal thing ? And don’t you think we should not keep reminding people the horrible history!

[@mlgauss60435]

This was an amazing find on your part! Awesome! Thank you for sharing!

[@dayany.albuquerque]

This coat on the door belongs to my family!! 😱😱😱😱Albuquerque! this is a lot of coincidence, I love this channel!

[@gimzoso]

I have been binge watching so many of your fascinating videos. My favorite part is when you actually say "Wow". If I had a dollar for every time you say it, I may be able to buy a mansion of my own. That would be amazing...of course if it happened I would simply say... WOW Thank you. I am a new and true fan.

[@grammgale58]

I just love looking at these videos of all the abandoned mansions! Besides, they have the cutest accents!

[@sharonfauber2118]

In the Name of the Father, the Son, the Holy Spirit💜💜🕊🕊🙏🙏

[@southernguy35]

Correct me if I 'm wrong, but I believe that many times these places are abandoned due to taxes owed or taxes owed on the estate. And, in some countries, it's possible to refuse acceptance of the estate due to the amount of taxes the heir(s) would have to pay out of pocket.

[@eugeneaniar7232]

You guys are my fave. Urbex! Just love how you take videos and you show much respect for the place and storytelling. Keep safe!

[@patriciastupak3264]

Very well done!!! I enjoyed this journey with you both!

[@momredandjonny]

I so enjoyed the tour of the house and to have seen its situation in relation to the road beforehand. The antique beds are breathtaking and yes, it is sad to see such beauty left unprotected. The linens in the hallway chest, if they are old, may be as valuable as some of the furniture. When I watch your videos, and I do so enjoy your commentary and the care you show to each place and item, I also read many of the comments. There is often something of interest added by a viewer and this time I see many that are critical of the young woman who was standing on the altar. I did get a shock when I saw that and I am going to assume that it was done out of ignorance rather than malice. The heresy mentioned would have been appropriate because many altars have a crucifix in the place where she stood and her arms were spread as Jesus' were on the Cross. I will give her the benefit of the doubt that she did not intend to offend but it is also odd that she would have been unaware of the symbolism. Sorry for the discordant note on your video presentation but the event is most unfortunate and you may consider an edit of your video.

[@beittefillahproductions]

Since Jesus was as phony as the tooth fairy I'm sure any disrespect would be impossible.

[@momredandjonny]

@@beittefillahproductions Respect comes in many forms and for more than religious symbols but it is obvious you are intent on snuffing out any comment that does not agree with your thinking. How unfortunate for you. I pity your state of mind and hope you can learn to show a better regard for the beliefs and customs of others. Usually people who cannot tolerate differences in others or their differing views resort to bullying as you have done.

[@ydolem3533]

Your voice is so enduring and soothing... could listen to it all day.

[@deecarson3343]

Amazing palace awesome furniture thanks for sharing Leslie and Jordie. Great job 👏👍💜😘

[@ladypreddymadders]

It is such a beautiful place. With much History. Thank you for showing. Amazing xx

[@jamesmueller331]

I discovered this channel by accident but am fascinated by them. You have been to some amazing places. I love the respect and care you show to the places you visit and the treasures inside.

[@marandakind3880]

Thank you for the amazing explore. Blew my mind.

[@m.theresacarozza8173]

Beautiful, sentimental artifacts. Gorgeous tiles, woodwork, furnishings. Your so passionate about it.

[@karenwright4587]

Really loved this explore you have caring way of explaining what you are seeing it does seem however the family left in a hurry to leave so many memory's behind thanks for sharing keep safe 💝

[@andrea6421]

Wow! Those photos are very old! Loved looking at this place, thank you so much 😊

[@BrosOfDecay]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@lizliz3423]

Another fantastic tour. Bravo XOXO

[@tamarrajames3590]

Stunning palace to explore. Poland was officially neutral during WWII, but they allowed America to put a secret radio base in the Azores. Had it been known, it would have cost them their neutrality. They were officially allies to England, but as England did not call upon them for aid, they chose to be neutral. I think some Portuguese were involved in gathering and passing on information to the allied nations that were fighting in the fields. The kitchen was not ever shown to visitors,so they were often very basic. The downstairs bedrooms and bath may have been servants quarters, and there was likely an outbuilding for seasonal labourers and groundskeepers. There may not be a descendant suitable or able to take on the Count’s title and lands in these current days, and without a male heir the title and lands would revert to the King once more. There were so many beautiful antiques and tapestries left behind...it is really sad. My sense of political situation suggest that the family left to escape Franco, and his determination to rule Spain and Portugal during WWII. You may declare your neutrality, but to a dictator that just means no one will come to your aid if he attacks you.🖤🇨🇦

[@rhondablevins4466]

Tamarra James Perhaps you made a mistake...Poland was not neutral. They were invaded by Germany.

[@kimbaldwin8175]

I love your videos and appreciate your style of guiding and showing everything taking the time to not skip parts of buildings like a lot of other exploring you tubers you’re actually my favorite “tour guide”🙂thank you keep em coming👍

[@marlenecardinahl9346]

U sweeten my life- love watching the old places- Just SO SAD to waste all the stuff

[@fuzzyparker7045]

That was incredible! Thanks guys!😊😚❤

[@jamesmaynard8604]

YOU HIT ANOTHER HOMERUN ON THIS HOME VERY INTERESTING HOME AND STORY KENTUCKY USA KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK SEE YOU NEXT TIME HAVE A GREAT DAY

[@fowlcamm]

A big grand house like that would of been occupied by German officers of very high rank,and even used as command post's.So it is possible that the family that lived there pre war could of been thrown out by the Germans (or perhaps they fled before the Germans reached there) And maybe some post war family members moved back,hence the modern bits that we see,but of course they would not have been as wealthy as before the war,and perhaps could not afford to keep the house in repair.Sorry just my "vision" of what I see 😉 was good to see Jordy making a return to the Camera,he has been missed.

[@tamarrajames3590]

Ian Camm Depending on where the property is, it might not have been cost effective to house military officers there...they were generally given a mansion near the capital city, and a headquarters set up there as well. There is not enough signs of a German occupation...as we have seen in so many places we KNOW they took for their use.🖤🇨🇦

[@brianally1531]

The Germans did not occupy Portugal.

[@dv7548]

Perhaps in the front entrance that wood heater was for those stationed there in the winter to protect high rank commanders in the building.

[@fowlcamm]

@@brianally1531 my mistake for some reason i thought this was France 😜

[@lindaknight3771]

That bathroom upstairs was amazing!

[@Reidlos376]

Great job guys! Truly fascinating!

[@thankfulgrateful9623]

Just beautiful!..thank you

[@gaylewilliamson9183]

Leslie and Jordy great seeing you together.Love the furniture,the beds are just beautiful.surely more than one family lived thereFore bless you both and stay safe.Do they still use Tile like what's in the house?It's very beautiful.😙🖒🇺🇸

[@Jessiesutherland]

Wow! What an awesome find guys. The old retro fridge is from the 1940/50s. My Mom had one just like it, a Kelvinator.

[@wandamiller7640]

Beautiful explore THANK YOU AND STAY SAFE.

[@elvisstar5813]

An amazing palace with rich history!

[@jeanthompkins7081]

What fun to watch you guys! I live your explores!

[@dianelafreniere1362]

Hello Leslie and Jordy!! Another absolutely fantastic video!! Leslie, you are a great flamenco dancer....I’m impressed!! 👏👏👏

[@robertmanley7556]

This was absolutely AMAZING !! So odd to see all of this left behind !! I think these people left here in a big hurry !! That German book left behind was really odd !! This place was something every room around every corner was a true look into the undisturbed past ! The Chapel is a wonderful find !! What a incredible place !! 👍👍

[@lyncooper-reagan5874]

Beautiful home! I can only imagine it when people still lived there! How magical it seems? I love this video! ❤️‍🔥 Thank you Lesley and Jody! And anyone who may have been there with you! ❤️🤍💙

[@crystalfabulous]

Thanks for sharing. Excellent video

[@jeannebascom2131]

Wonderful. Thank you for sharing

[@sharonmichael2326]

Thank you. I enjoyed this tour. We love you too!

[@katetrotta3531]

The faucet on the stove upstairs was for the water that was added to a storage section on the stove. water was heated by the fire that heated the oven in the stove. Hot water all day, as long as the oven was hot, cooking and washing.

[@maygarcia9563]

Thank you Leslie and Jordy, that was a great one, very interesting, I have to say Leslie you are getting better with each explore, I love the way you have to describe every thing you see and the feeling you put into it. Looking forward to the next one! Ah! by the way the name of the "castanetas" is Castanuelas, and great your flamenco dancing, hopefully you will visit some interesting places in Spain!

[@marilynwargo6288]

Beautiful explore. Tiles all over were the best. Wood furniture worth saving. 🌸🐌💙

[@donnadsmith853]

I'm totally in love with the architecture and tiles design.

[@linshore7451]

Your videos are such a pleasure for people like me who cannot travel due to ill health. Thank you for sharing the treasures in these abandoned buildings.

[@carolynrosser1574]

The chapel was a real surprise, very beautiful but you have to wonder why it was so hard to get access. Maybe it was behind the locked door with the coat of arms covering it. Fascinating. Another great find guys, thank you for a great tour.

[@lareeseblaque8303]

Absolutely love all of the tiles and wood work.

[@patricialangford5380]

Thank you Leslie and Jordie I really enjoyed the video. Everything in that palace scream museum.

[@lupiitaization]

Esta es uno de los abandonos más intactos y bien preservados que he visto en BROS OF DECAY ! No ha sufrido vandalismo !! Bravo 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@Randy8923]

Wow! Excellent house. Enjoyed very much. You guys are the best.