Abandoned Mansion Owner Was A Dentist And Radio DJ

Originally built by a local successful businessman, the huge 3 story and near 5,000 sq ft home featured 14 different rooms and 3.5 bathrooms. The most significant architectural feature of the home was the 3 story spiral staircase that led all the way from the main floor up into a tight little enclosed nook surrounded by windows, where one could easily relax while having an unmatched view of the entire city below.
It appears that a Russian dentist and his wife, who was a registered nurse, purchased the home after moving to the area in the 1950s.
Shortly after moving in, the Russian dentist decided to partner up with his wife to open their own private dental practice. The husband would be the dentist and the wife would be the nurse and the bookkeeper.
Although it seems to have been a small dental clinic, the couple were still successful enough to have a good name in the local community as well as enjoy retirement, after operating the dental clinic for over 30 years.
After retiring from the dental practice, the obviously brilliant Russian man became basically obsessed with radio broadcasting and as a hobby to help him pass time during his golden years, he eventually opened his own radio station in the 1980s.
The former dentist was now a radio station producer and broadcaster, as he would go on ranting for hours on end about the health care system and even some conspiracy theories regarding Health care in America. He continued his radio show right up until he eventually passed away around the turn of the millennium. His now widowed wife was left to live in the massive home all by her lonesome, so she eventually moved out.
The over 160 year old home has now sat abandoned ever since, slowly decaying away with the passing of each day. One of the most incredible finds from inside this old run down mansion was that quite shockingly the majority of the Russian man’s radio production and broadcast equipment was still set up as it was when he passed away over 20 years ago.
This amazing abandoned mansion with a vintage dental clinic and old radio station inside was one that we will never forget. As we come to the end of the video Exploring this mansion was such a fun experience, manly as it was basically three locations in one.
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[@amandarowell4932]

Such a cool find. It's always sad to see idiot people come in and destroy homes. I love the staircase.

[@abandonedcentral]

It really is sad to see that. A lot is different from the videos I've seen online but glad it wasn't covered in shitty graffiti.

[@twwtb]

That's the same dental equipment they used when I was a kid. It was kinda creepy then, even when it was new and clean.

[@reneastle8447]

I would love to see it restored to its former glory.

[@Mark-ou7fx]

So much sadness.we can't take it with us.

[@willd.8040]

These videos aren’t just SUPER fascinating to watch, but they have an ASMR feel to them, when he’s moving things around. Real, natural ASMR, not the forced type we see on here. It really relaxes me

[@anthonycoach4551]

I've seen this place before in someone else's video..that equipment there is 3 or 4 Reel to reel tape decks 2 cassette decks a mic and 2 tube amplifiers and a De noise box 2 headphones..couple switch centers that's about all I can make out..but I'd love to have all them reel to reel tapes and the decks it's a shame it's going to waste..

[@jeanaesamuel47]

So very awesome thanks AC!!!

[@abandonedcentral]

Glad you liked it!

[@ralphgiampietro85]

I wonder if the x-ray machine if it was ever decommissioned properly

[@abandonedcentral]

I'd imagine probably not.

[@rexoliver7780]

The X-Ray machine is not dangerous unless filament for the X-Ray tube is on and the high voltage supply is on. As it is the machine is not radioactive or dangerous. Just a piece of equipment.

[@carilee49]

All of those dental records belong to people who may have passed away. I wonder if there is a data base for those records for when they need to identify someone!?! And yes, that is the torture chamber I grew up with as well. Later I found the local dentist (only one) was the town drunk! Explains a lot.

[@donnadevine3712]

Great find! Would be a wonderful home again with TLC and $.

[@abandonedcentral]

I think so too! Thanks for watching!

[@brendakrieger7000]

Yes, I'd love to see it restored!

[@rexoliver7780]

Is the stations transmitter there-did they broadcast on AM or FM? Would be strange to have a dentist office and a radio station in one place.

[@abandonedcentral]

I'm not sure exactly. Wish I could've spent more time digging around to figure that out. It was really weird to have both of them in the same location.

[@edgarr.2722]

Is this near PA ?

[@user-Power]

If i write in russian, would you undestand?))

[@TomokoAbe_]

Good old card catalog. Still completely intact! I love those old reel-to-reel tapes! I have a reel-to-reel player and I would LOVE to hear them!! Those old books are soo cool! *Priceless!* But I sure would love to get my hands on those tapes!

[@abandonedcentral]

Same here! I was so temped to take one of the tapes home to see what this guys radio show was all about.

[@darlenerussell9729]

Wow loved this such cool find ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@abandonedcentral]

Glad you enjoyed this video Darlene! Thanks for watching.

[@darlenerussell9729]

@@abandonedcentral welcome my friends ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@jreg2007]

FUN FACT.... that ritter xray machine is a model B. it was built around the 1930's just imagine how many xrays that machine produced.

[@stargazerr3474]

What happened to Urbex Tyrol, do you know? They don’t post videos anymore.

[@abandonedcentral]

Sorry but I don't know who that is. So many explorers nowadays, its hard to keep it.

[@anthonycoach4551]

By the way what county is this place in..?

[@robertmailhos8159]

The question of the day is what was the radio station on ethier am or FM radio

[@brendakrieger7000]

Good question📻

[@abandonedcentral]

I'm actually not to sure. We would've liked to spend more time here but we had another location we really wanted to film this day so we had to move quick through here.

[@robertmailhos8159]

@@abandonedcentral the thing is that I'd be like they probably have been broadcasting in am back in the day before FM radio came out

[@brendakrieger7000]

I'm going to make a guess and say it was likely an A.M. frequency station. Since it's a small operation.

[@robertmailhos8159]

@@brendakrieger7000 that is the truth about that because of it being a small radio station

[@emmabarrow2000]

Why do you whisper?

[@rodolfoerdogan4983]

Did they have no heirs?

[@deborahpisano59]

This house old stuck in time should be a museum!!! You stumbled on a great site that was very informative and interesting. Thanks for sharing 👍 with us!!!

[@abandonedcentral]

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching!

[@RichardWScobee]

Lol .. spoken like a lady tho..you simply would be damn scared to move in all alone...

[@abandonedcentral]

@@RichardWScobee She never said a word about moving in? Why are you leaving these weird comments?

[@deborahpisano59]

I said it would be a nice museum!!!

[@RichardWScobee]

@@deborahpisano59 yea, I understand you meant well and I was just wondering how lonely the location turn out to be...you seem more like a lover of art, I am from Baltimore county, MD .. where are you from?

[@brendakrieger7000]

Cool📻🏚

[@abandonedcentral]

Thanks for watching Brenda 🙏

[@brendakrieger7000]

@@abandonedcentral You're welcome😊

[@thunderace3584]

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