Abandoned Mansion Belonged to King Charles! (1600's)

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[@kathyrundell3932]

Great old house. You live in a great part of the country for history of our founding fathers, which I love! If not for them, where would our country be now? I would live in the house...not as is due to fire...but restored...heck ya!! Thanks for giving us history lessons!! Appreciate all you do!

[@normanfletcher8332]

Great video, esp appreciate getting the history of the house. Just sad, not able to see inside, yes, saw the boarding & pad lock, so understand why not.

[@briankelley8641]

Since you couldn't get in, and the upper windows were uncovered, maybe a drone could have looked in them to show what it looked like.

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[@barbsnyder3579]

Absolutely yes, I would live in that house, even now the way it is. The history alone would entice me to live there. I would be honored to be a part of history in fixing it up. Beautiful house Kyle. Thank you for sharing with us.

[@Nothanks888]

Hi Kyle, great video! Yes I would live in the house.

[@ksgal67]

Incredible to think of the history and the people who actually walked those grounds!👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@sallya.2412]

Amazing that there are still houses of the 1600`s there and that lamppost is still there, is awesome to see. Definitely a part of history.

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Enjoy VERY much your videos. The mini historical facts you narrate make it more interesting.

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Another awesome video!! Love how you share the history of the places you explore

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[@Figgatella]

I would definitely live in that house! It would be good to feel the previous spirits roaming around in a constant loop of residual energy.

[@richardbudd7523]

I would love to see it brought back to the original conditions of when it was built. Old houses should never be allowed to go this way

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I love your videos.Keep up the good work.

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[@Rjc8888]

I would love to rebuild this house to its former glory. Thanks again and keep it real.

[@TinkerHell04]

Kyle, I must say u r one of my favorite urban explorers, for the fact that your always so respectful of the property, which some of ur “colleagues “ have a bit of trouble with, LOL. And you have a very genuine interest in the architecture and the history, which I know I appreciate greatly. The fact that you actually take the time to do research and then put it up for us to read is pretty unique to ur channel, I haven’t seen any others who do that, & it helps to make the whole “ story” come together. Keep up all the amazing explores, this was a great one!! 🏰 Just wish we could have seen inside, but that’s ok seems after the fire there isn’t really much to see anyways. So, THANK YOU 🙏🏼 KYLE, you and ur channel r AWESOME,& can’t wait to see where u take us next!!! Cheers from So. Cal 💕🙂👍🏻 **P.S. clicked that notification bell & YES, I think I would live in that house ( not as is, lol) with I’m sure a few ghost buddies!!👻

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Thanks for the shout out, come up the good work

[@shanemize3775]

The garage was likely once a carriage house, which is why it’s so far away from the actual house. Very neat old house. It should, indeed, be preserved. Thanks for another great video, my friend. God bless you!

[@leslienimmo3247]

Clicked the bell. Love the way you provide history with the property You're exploring. Great work,be safe.

[@jenniferpickard9502]

The house is gorgeous and probably was when it was built too. Too bad you couldn't get inside I bet it's amazing in there. But you ask would we live in it. I would say no. To much history to that place, and I'm sure you hear a fair share of "bumps" in the night. It should be a historical house. If they fixed it up to the time frame it was made, that place would get there money back in repairs. I bet the hall ways are arched.... I can't imagine! Thanks for this awesome video Kyle, be safe!! Would you live there kyle??

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kyle i really like how you tell the history of these houses. very interesting! another awsome explore with you!!

[@jwon5614]

Love this video Kyle!!!❤️I love stone houses with their character and histories. They really knew how to build houses back then, that's why they're still standing today!

[@tmajcan94]

So sad the way this place is sitting. With all the history. Like you said, the community should get together and try to preserve it. I bet it was beautiful back in the day. Another amazing find Kyle.

[@Rjc8888]

I love all of your videos and the hard work you do to give us a look through what you see. I have my bell on all the time to get all notifications from you.

[@therouschhousehold]

Love the history you share!! Also, I hit the bell!! :)

[@kylemcgran]

Thanks so much❤️❤️

[@s.douglas2191]

I can't understand how nobody wanted to keep this beautiful part of history😞

[@jackiefloyd8003]

I loved the video and the history of the house. I don't understand how homes that were built before the Revolution and are so full of our history, are being so neglected and allowed to decay. Good work, as usual.

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I just clicked the bell @kylemcgran :) Love your videos :)

[@chaoticbri1827]

You have amazing videos, I love that you include the history!! Liked subscribed, and bell on!

[@nancyreece969]

The stones on the mansion of King Charles are so beautiful!😱

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Keep doing your thing love historical bldgs. Love what you do!!!😀😀😀😀😀

[@reginawilliams7089]

I like the interesting homes you choose to explore, but I've noticed that you many times you never get inside of them. That's the most interesting part is seeing how these homes look inside, and get a feel of what the past owners were like.

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Nice Kyle! I just subbed. Greetings from Illinois!

[@pennyconversefam7314]

Love this building... Beautiful.... Keep up the great work Kyle!!!!

[@picketfence2028]

Kyle this was a really beautiful location. The historical aspect of it fascinates me. Great idea including the history. I love that you let the houses speak for themselves, and not feel compelled to talk through the whole thing. You very wisely let us experience the house on our own, using our own imagination to experience the wonder of the past. I would live there if it was restored, I love the shape of it. Very well done, music, editing and narration. 🔔is on so I don't miss a minute. Looking forward to your million mark!

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Thanks so much! You’re amazing and 1 million coming soon😂🤘🏼

[@rksnj6797]

Very cool place! Too bad no one has restored it considering it's part of history! I love that you give us the history of the houses!

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Love all these videos. Continue please

[@andyanderson8586]

Great video. I know in the past I've mentioned a problem reading the captions. Not this time. I don't know what you did different but the clarity was excellent and I was able to read every single caption without a problem love it. Whatever you did please keep doing it and keep making great videos thank you. I think, I'm not really sure, that Charles II never came to America. He lived at a time that England was in turmoil and I don't think he ever left England with the exception of when he hit out in the Netherlands for a short period of time before returning. I'm not a real big history buff but I don't think it's possible that he ever lived in the America even for a short period of time. Maybe someone out there knows their history better than me. Thanks

[@mountaingirl6323]

I would definitely live in it and restore it to its former beauty! I love castles as well and that’s what captured my interest! Awesome video! Bells turned on;)

[@donathompson9759]

It is so cool to see how you love & respect the history & belongings as well as the property & structure!

[@jeanangel2104]

Kyle love the history on the houses thanks a bunch

[@cwb0051]

Your Right Kyle, with this home and its History, Our government Should Take Care of Our Historical homes and places.A shame to let them just rot away. Thanks for posting the history..Stay Safe..

[@ellengregory8002]

Here's how the building looked in better times. The round opening in the pediment contained a two sided clock that was installed in 1802. www.holmesburg.com/ldublinacad/medium/0000.jpg Video of the interior after the fire that devastated the building in 2006. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZPXoWSCfJali9E

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I love your videos. Kyle I hope you can come to Virginia and see all the abandoned houses over here

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Thanks so much and I for sure plan on coming to virginia🙏🏼

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Just found your channel and love it! Bell hit!

[@dawnlindgron5570]

Nice pics love the stone work

[@gabrieleurban90]

Pity there's nowhere to enter this once beautiful house. Great job again. I'll pretend to click on the bell, although i did it ages ago.😊

[@barbsnyder3579]

Yes, I would definitely live in that house, just the way it is. That house is awesome!

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This is awesome...thanks for sharing

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[@connienorris2930]

Yes Kyle, I would live in it and be proud to do so.

[@kristy7174]

Such a sad way to treat a house of such history! Saw online they are arguing over whether to restore it. Yes they should! I'd live there when it's restored. I love rock homes. Thanks for going out into the rain for us Kyle! To bad the drone couldn't fly. Great find. You helped take my mind off my tooth ache.

[@kskollections2142]

I would absolutely live there if it could be restored to its former glory! Love to get my bell! 🛎

[@judybest6991]

The small yard was probably used for growing vegetables for the house to use

[@maganevans5209]

If it was fixed up, sure, I’d live there. The house is beautiful and probably more before.

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How awesome keep them coming enjoying 😊😊

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Love your adventures !

[@PoliceChaplainMisty]

1st , pusehed that bell so i know when your new video comes out. Have a great weeknd Stay safe in all you do

[@CSAcitizen]

If it was fixed up yes I'd live in it. So glad we could see this form your web page. The link sent out did not let us see it. Wow all those stones - where did they get all them from ? Totally restored this would be terrific.

[@rebeccarogers7647]

Hey Kyle loved your video... What a Beautiful House, I would live there if it was brought back to life!. Ty for the history on this amazing place.

[@christyclark5902]

I don't understand why the owner of the property doesn't fix it up or sell it to someone that would. A place with that much history needs to be preserved.

[@bonniegraff9480]

I loved the house and yes if was fixed up I would live in it but as it sits no I would not and I like the fact that you get the history of the houses that you put on your videos, just be careful when you check out any abandoned house or structure

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I'm a big fan and I like all your videos keep it up 😊👍!!

[@caroltaylor282]

Love historic home videos! Townships have no spare money to restore such abandoned homes. A private company would do better to restore this place! Homes cost so much to repair especially if there was a fire. I'd live there if it was fixed ! Would love to see inside of it!

[@lorikendrick5076]

Loved this house. Hope someone will restore it.

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Great job

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I hit the bell...long..long..ago!👍♥️

[@andreageorge4726]

I’d love to restore it and live in it for sure but not live in it in present condition lol fire damage wow the entrance was so awesome all the details thanks for sharing

[@jules-vs3nw]

Just found the Lower Dublin Academy Born Again video on KZbin. They show the inside of the home. Also the website Lower Dublin Academy shows past photos of the home when it was glorious!!!!

[@dawnakadee9319]

Kyle that house is grand ! Interested in pushing videos and your brand in Canada..let me know

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Wow, incredible!

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My bell has been active for quite a while.

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Thank you for sharing all these videos they are very cool I do know though is if you are able to get more information like if you could ever buy one of these homes the great thanks keep on posting love them love all of them I love the stuff many people do to good work

[@Deliverychixx]

I love your videos and the places you pick are so interesting, however I can't deny that it's disappointing that the best places you go with the most history are never accessible. Although I do love learning the history and seeing the buildings themselves. Good job 😃 maybe we will be able to see the inside of some of the places with Rich history at some point

[@ndog2005]

Sad could not see inside, so to answer your question about stay there, that depends.. exactly my thought, with the history, thank you so much for sharing, looks like the city could take better care of property.

[@philwilliams2294]

Hey dude. Love what you are doing. I clicked the bell. We are in Sellersville Pa. love the local stuff. Have you checked out Finn McCools on Penn St. in Hatfield Pa.? Would like to see that one.

[@patmurphy389]

yes, i would live in it if it was rehabed, but i wouldn't want to pay the property taxes on it! ty for the video kyle...kyle, you should have a historical society there in your town or in that town. It's an interesting way to find out about historical properties & also to get to see them on the inside too!...just thought i would mention that(they would be interested in saving the home)

[@lindanoble2803]

Did you locate any photos of what it looked like back in it's prime?

[@janetdoten4489]

Cool Wow would like to see the inside now and remodel

[@dawnlindgron5570]

Would love to metal detect some of these old yards !

[@lilblueroginger3998]

Amazing house thanks stay safe

[@santababy1952]

This should be put on the list of historical homes and kept in good condition by the govt.

[@vickyhagen2771]

The fenced in area originally was the veggie garden later they "MAY" have used ir as a dog run . people had to eat and if they didn't have a garden rhey didn't eat ...

[@oneeyeddog3045]

Good video! Would not live in it in its present condition due to mold! But it it is an awesome sight! Thanks!😊

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The round part of the places you explore are called Turest

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Bell been on for a while now :)

[@jules-vs3nw]

The garage was called a carriage house. Great house. Good job Kyle. I think that the community should take care of this house. Its crazy that its not on the preservation society. I would love this house and would love to revive it to its former glory. Would I live in it? I would love to try but the history and the shooting of the daughter might make this house haunted. Who knows.

[@CSAcitizen]

Love it !

[@cochoa12]

I love this cool video

[@tonyafoodfamilyfriendsandf8192]

I enjoy the history!!

[@LL-sq8se]

Of course I would live in it!!🤔😁

[@WilliamPierce38]

Love the history

[@philinaweddington4077]

Beautiful property. I would live in it regardless of the condition.

[@ginamaria2579]

Really cool, a REAL Historic site, yes sad how it's not being saved, did you see a cemetery ?

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Thank you 😻

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Ringy Dingyn bell is on!

[@aliciarobertson4979]

Nice looking house. Interesting history. Shame that it hasn’t been rehabilitated since the fire. I’d certainly live there if it was restored. I was wondering if the garage was perhaps originally a stable and coach house building if built at the same time. There may have a cow or a couple of sheep on the land back in the day so the fenced area could have been a kitchen garden as would have been common then. Perhaps original documents or historical information would say more.