ASMR 😱 Touring 100% HAUNTED Houses!! 👻🏚️ Close Up Whispering

[@rockdrigodiaz1088]

Many old houses and mansions have these hidden passages and stairs, they were made so that service personnel could move around the house without being seen, because using the same spaces as their masters was frowned upon.

[@JubileeWhispers]

I do know but I find it so insane to me that you need to hide them. And to put the service stair right next to the main stair just baffles me. I am just not rich enough to understand this logic 😂

[@loxopedinalox6155]

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[@boxfoxreyes9950]

⁠@@JubileeWhispersif they are holding a party or guests are going through the house it makes sense not to crowd the passage ways. They were more like staff at banquet hall/ party/ concert they tend to use back rooms so they dont spill stuff or have to squeeze by the guests

[@yvxin]

Hi! Irish person who has visited Loftus Hall many times here. The history of the house is CRAZY. The card room, the hole in the ceiling, is supposedly where the Devil shot up through the ceiling. Thought they tried to repair it, it always broke in the same spot. The staircase is so iconic as it is the exact same as the stairs of the Titanic, made by the same men, and they are the only replicas still around. The mosaic tile flooring was created by two Italian men, who had their hands chopped off by the owners of the house, as they did not want anyone else to have the luxuries their house had. And the eeriness of the tapestry room... the daughter of the house went mad after seeing the devils feet (hooves) in the card room before he shot up through the ceiling, and she killed her baby and hid it inside the walls, which was found by people who bought the house. There were many blessings of the house and statues of Jesus scattered in every room, but their heads were chopped off, with rosary beads vanishing, and priests couldn't understand it. Lady Anne, the daughter, then died and is supposedly spotted as a ghost around Loftus Hall. From what I know, you were able to do tours in the night to experience the hauntings, but I don't think they do that anymore. Thank you for checking out parts of Ireland!!!

[@JuliaBueno0851]

The carpet in the bathroom was one of the spookiest things in the video lmao jokes aside that was such a great idea, loved it!!

[@JubileeWhispers]

I agree, it's HORRIFYING

[@larkspurluvr]

in the first house, the two staircases to the same place is because those older victorians had two different staircases for maids/servants/slaves to use. those staircases were a lot smaller and more dangerous to walk up and have a lot less light

[@doomsdimension1663]

your reaction to the carpeted bathroom is so relatable.... WHY DO PEOPLE DO THAT

[@kellynemecek5894]

Seems like it’d be a Petri dish 🤢😂

[@zachgoode7878]

Before I renovated the bathroom attached to my room, there was carpet in the bathroom! Now there’s tile

[@thatonebigdude271]

The facial expression when seeing the doll in the sunroom was immaculate

[@rogu3dog]

The Elgin, IL house was creepy af. The sunroom with the doll made me shiver. Also on the 2nd floor they had a mirrors in both ends of the hallways. That creeps me out so much.

[@aileenmcgrath7373]

Yaaay, I love the spooky Saturday series! I am so happy you mentioned Loftus Hall! It actually was a very popular tourist location, but I think it's been closed off to the public, unfortunately. I highly recommend everyone go read about it because it's got some great spooky history! 👻 💖

[@JubileeWhispers]

Loftus Hall was definitely the highlight of our tours I think!! It's clearly got an amazing history, shame we can't go visit it, at least right now :(

[@Alessandro_CostaS]

This video could easily include that giant house from the home tour video full of creepy basements, attics, endless hallways and the odd wallpaper all over

[@CharlotteTakano87]

It looks like first house had mostly 60s or 70s decor (except for the wood panelling that may be older?) that hasnt been updated. Maybe an old couple lived there who used to have a family back then . I kind of like the weird quirky decor . Could shoot a horror movie there

[@worstbarrelrunever]

the way she talked about the little tiny doors in the first house made me think of a rumor in my middle school that a little man would come out of a little door in the last stall of one of the 8th grade wing bathrooms that scared me SO BAD

[@neph3le]

i am incredibly excited for your spooky videos!! i know you’re gonna nail them all as alwaysss

[@paigewaites6612]

As a building surveyor we use those scanners to capture a lot of buildings internals, elevations & topos and for a full colour scan it’s 5-10 mins depending on the resolution, so I cannot imaaaagine having to spend that long on all of those different set ups around the Ireland house. I would not survive 😅

[@Strawberrygremlins]

My grandma's place is just full of extremely old furniture, art and randomly a bunch of chinese stuff (my grandpa was a collector of everything valuable I suppose) so I rarely perceive old and antique places as creepy. But some of the rooms give me the shivers

[@JubileeWhispers]

I don't know why, I just DON'T like antiques. They have always creeped me out since I was a kid hahaha. Sorry, this is my red flag 😂

[@erick6946]

A Halloween-themed houses tour video? I DIDN'T KNOW IT WAS POSSIBLE😯🧡

[@Blaenkit]

Spooky Saturdays! Dunno how much you've got planned already but I'd love it if you could read some more of ''The previous tenant of my new flat left a survival guide'' this year ❤

[@hmsmith1790]

The Florida house was catching my attention, but gave me MAJOR Haunted vibes...I would stay there, but...I would definitely have my guard up, not gonna lie Edit: The Ireland house and the "cute-looking" green Cottage with the frightening basement are going to be giving me serious nightmares!!!!! Second edit: When I lived in Oregon, I would ALWAYS love going to Pittock Mansion either walking around the grounds outside or taking the tours inside

[@specialagentA]

I've literally had dreams about the first house, with all the stairs, old furniture, and low ceiling room upstairs. An uncomfy reminder XD

[@BadBoy1115]

The third house Eeks in Elgin is by far the scariest one imo the whole vibe of the house is just dark sided

[@XxaeriegirlxX]

Canada and florida just gave me weird old millionaire vibes honestly! Also realized my house has one of those creepy doors and it's on the same floor as my bedroom 🥲 I grew up near Elgin and I'm not surprised to see a haunted house like this at all! I think the most authentically haunted house of the bunch!

[@JubileeWhispers]

Wow, that's crazy that there's more than one of you from near Elgin!! You guys are neighbors :) hahaha I hope I didn't creep you out too much about the door, sorryyyyy

[@XxaeriegirlxX]

@@JubileeWhispers i actually have a box in front of the door because I've been paranoid about it since we've moved in 😅 mine is actually creepy inside too!

[@amandamaartinss]

As a scandinavian I am never going to understand the use of carpets in houses… it must get so dirty?? And like in the bathroom???? That’s so crazy!!

[@kates1388]

Irish gal here.....definitely look into the history of Loftus Hall......its a great story

[@beta_nd_greeble]

oh this outfit is amazing I love the subtle theming

[@Paelmoon]

I think in that first house, the little secret stairs and such are probably for maids and service workers. In a house that big, you likely have nannies or other employees. It also looks like its set up for people to be someonewhat self contained. Was it a hotel or retirement home?

[@idiotblues9994]

This !! My aunt used to have ‘service stairs’ in her house too never knew the reason until I found out it was to keep them out of sight and out of the way basically.

[@hyomink]

Omgg I always look forward to your videos every October ❤😊

[@dangmudcrab5741]

Such a cool idea! I love it!!

[@Aeonikst8]

Spooky Saturday’s! Love it !

[@chefthevortivask]

my last apartment had a carpeted bathroom and however bad you think having a carpeted bathroom would be, it's worse and somehow that was the least of that place's problems

[@HisaASMR]

This is genius. I'm so excited!

[@ilovedoggos44]

Yesss I've been waiting for this😊😊😊

[@marenoops6455]

Actually this is not the house where they filmed the Conjuring, but it is the real house in which the hauntings occurred in real life! It’s my absolute favorite haunted house ever and way creepier than the one they used for the movie.

[@joycebarbosa_13]

this is soooo cool, I love this spooky vibe, such a great ideia

[@yoonminonice4562]

First house looks like a backrooms level lmao with all the random rooms and weird configuration

[@IntrotoPsych101]

Yay, another house touring video and it’s Halloween themed, so interesting 😮. The first two while definitely creepy wasn’t too bad I’d give them a 4/5 out of 10 on the haunt factor..the rest of the houses though 9/10 out of 10 sooo creepy definitely haunted would not set foot in those even if you paid me

[@ste584]

Loved this so much, definitely need more of these!

[@TheDesignGuru87]

I have a strong feeling about the people that lived at the second house they are most likley historical reenactors!

[@KimCookie]

I hope everything’s going great with your family! Thank you for the relaxing and spooky video ❤️🙏

[@JubileeWhispers]

They are good, thank you so much for asking! In fact, the day I posted this, I was spending time with my dad :)

[@kellynemecek5894]

If a home has a dumbwaiter it is definitely haunted 😂😂

[@JubileeWhispers]

100%, I saw Haunting of Hill House, noooo thank you

[@TianaNovaa]

Awesome video!! The carpeted bathroom should be a crime 😭 i don’t understand how people could live in these houses 😭 especially the 3rd one, biggest red flags 😬

[@chronicmess6300]

the two staircases and weird attic is because it's an old victorian so the weird extra stairs would be servants stairs and the attic is refinished but was probably servants quarters so, weird little spaces, nooks and low ceilings aren't too crazy

[@beamenuchi]

i missed so much this kind of videos

[@xmarshmilox9955]

the florida one had this creepy picture of twins near the kitchen 😢😢

[@marsviolets4651]

I love your dress. The first house has some nice little reading nooks tbh, the design isn't great tho, it's so inconsistent, I really don't like that, aside from private bedrooms which is okay because people have different tastes and all. The second house seems to have an eclectic style, but it all kind of fits together When I was living in Spain, we went to see a way more modern duplex house where one of the rooms had one of those creepy little doors like the one in the first house, and we noped out of there because none of us wanted to stay in that bedroom 😶 Loftus Hall seems to look like a "classic" sort of haunted house, quite beautiful, and I'm pretty sure there's a really old famous picture of a supposed ghost in those stairs. Yep, I'm not going to sleep tonight 🎢 long hallways scare tf out of me and that mirror at the end of the hallway in one of the houses is a big nope. The Overholser mansion hallway is really beautiful tbh, kind of art deco-ish, I like it ☺️ And it's so funny what you said about one of the houses, lol not to be judgy, but it's so weird to me when couples live in the same house and sleep in separate beds, it's one thing to have separate activity rooms like an office or wtv, but I wouldn't be comfortable with those sleeping arrangements, I like to cuddle... but to each their own, I don't think I've ever met anyone irl who did/does that.

[@JubileeWhispers]

Thank you! I totally agree about the reading nooks, a good reading nook is an absolutely amazing addition to a home. And yeah, the separate bedrooms definitely dates back to a time when marriages were more of a business transaction than two people actually liking each other! I'm glad we've progressed from there haha :)

[@thothheartmaat2833]

that first house feels like the type of house you dont live in because it lives around you..

[@Snatcher42]

Conjuring house doesn't look like where they filmed the movie. It's probably where the "true" (big quotes) events that inspired the film happened.

[@houstonfob2FOREVER]

this was really interesting and fun, great video

[@PankoPanda2]

Omg I’m so close to Elgin! Wild to see a house that close to me haha. I’m so excited to finish watching this and for the rest of Spooky Saturday season!! 👻🎃 PS it’s actually pronounced el-jin 😜

[@JubileeWhispers]

I think I just found your dream home then, no? 😂 Thanks for telling me the correct pronunciation :)

[@kellynemecek5894]

I am too! The outside of this house looked particularly spooky to me.

[@PankoPanda2]

@@kellynemecek5894 well hello neighbor!

[@noellec27]

This video 100,000,000% made my day!!

[@zombized]

this video is right up my alley

[@KimberleyRoya]

Your face when you saw the pictures of the children 😂 I was making the exact same face

[@victoriaknight3562]

The second house had an orb in it!! Under the second stairs in the storage area!

[@asmrbybee]

Ooh I’m so glad I caught this early so I can listen while I read!! 😴📚 I love seeing the Canadian houses 😂

[@JubileeWhispers]

Too bad you just bought a place because this was on the market, I'm sure you would've looooved having thick carpeted bathrooms ;)

[@londonlady227]

26:25. In the Eeks house, the crying boy picture is well known to be haunted and brings bad luck to those who own one.

[@mllnx]

yuck i hate it

[@hypermonkeygames6772]

I love how you call a house old if it's Victorian over here that's just normal xD

[@mllnx]

yess i live in rural england and we all live in houses victorian age or older in my area! old here is considered 1600s ish aha

[@hypermonkeygames6772]

@@mllnx I live in London

[@KingApeiron]

"Aw I like this room I wanna live here!" "This is the most haunted room." "Oh..."

[@Niamhann90]

Loftus hall has been sold and done up into a hotel now :) it’s not finished yet. I have been a few times to paranormal lockdowns over the years..defo very creepy!

[@Boo-boo]

Ty 4 sharing

[@susandweird]

This is a very good video I love it

[@nmckoyy]

Spooky Saturdays are back!

[@IAMMRON]

Spooky outfit! 👻

[@jenniuarys]

Literally right after you said Haunted Houses KZbin unexpectedly crashed lmao 😭but this is such a cool concept!

[@JubileeWhispers]

omg the ghosts of Loftus Hall got youtube

[@ali3n_420]

all of these houses give phasmophobia vibes... I get the chills

[@necromansy420]

This is the exact thing I wanted 🎉

[@andyramirez8363]

Spooky month 👻 🎃

[@LaneyEP]

Hey im from oklahoma !!glad to see my state get some recognition outside of football lol (even for spooky reasons)

[@LaneyEP]

also this manor is like down the street from a cool antique shop called dead people stuff so take that as you will

[@idiotblues9994]

Was watching for fun while I was playing my game and died at 33:55 fucking hilarious

[@hannahc.3302]

I want to buy that second house and make it into a cute little bed and breakfast ❤

[@kikikiri409]

A lot of old houses of that size had hidden staircases for their staff.

[@Quinndee]

Omg I live close to Pensacola! Now I should go visit that house, grr lol

[@abraham39]

you can't pay me enough to stay in that irish house. when i looked it up it said that the house opened in 1350, so it may have been the mansion of a prominent person or family.

[@thothheartmaat2833]

that laundry room must be where they listen to yellow submarine and do drugs..

[@Tori.Davis97]

Okay but at 4:56 it looked like a skull in the wood above the pillow...did anyone else see that? 💀😱

[@glittergoat91]

Oh wow I hated the first house I would not live there 😂 especially when there's black mould gross! It looked so weird. I have to be in a modern house lol. Really enjoyed watching you make me laugh about hating carpets, I don't blame you! 😂

[@w4zux]

omg i’m from ireland !!

[@merc5333]

The creepy Canadian one, the kitchen, does it have carpet?! Jesus Christ that is heinous. I should know because the ahole that claimed to be my father (he was horrible for more important reasons, not because he thought carpet was okay to have in the kitchen and bathroom) allowed the kitchen AND bathroom to be carpeted. Yeah. No joke I viscerally HATE carpet for those reasons alone aside from a major hassle to keep clean and it holds allergens easily. A rug, sure. But carpet, especially in places they shouldn't be, no. As long as I live no carpets please uggggh. Great video btw! Love your outfit and I feel like I should start on exploring houses like this. Depression kicks my ass among other problems and this is rather monotonous but engaging. Be safe yall and happy spoop month 🎃🕸🦇 I just came to the part if the video where I have discovered she said there is carpet in the bloody bathroom. Why. Who thinks that's sanitary?! Burn it. Just burn it. (Obviously that's just hyperbolic, just take the damn carpet out there AT LEAST)

[@marsviolets4651]

Carpets are the worst. I have a rug in my bedroom and I'm tired of it, only keep it because my dog is scared of hardwood floors and I want her to be able to come cuddle with me without any issues 😪

[@KingApeiron]

Jubilee that basement laundry room was adorable. Relax.

[@truestark9718]

A carpeted WHAT!?

[@reddaly78]

Does anyone know the story of the Cardroom in Loftus Hall?

[@laundromat003]

Oh to have a sleeping porch

[@danip2476]

first house is so creepy and gross

[@SleepyAlienASMR]

Do i sleep do i stay up all night scared 🤷‍♂️

[@Leannatlantis]

So I just have to ask, what exactly beings you if uneasiness or an eerie sense of East-Asian and African cultural design and objects? Genuinely curious person here! Lol. I just love to be someone of understanding of peoples perspectives.

[@Sleepbythesea]

Hey sis, just started my asmr channel. Do you have any tips for me to grow my channel! Love the content❤

[@londonlady227]

The Biltmore? 😅 Bah...tour a castle in the UK instead....

[@frogdeity]

How is appreciating other cultures "colonial"?

[@Ariana-tf4dm]

i think it just reminds her of how often colonizers would take artifacts from colonized places and display them, almost like the spoils of war. or like how poachers have animal skins and elephant tusks. it feels stolen and sort of uncomfortable to some people. it doesn’t mean people who own that stuff are bad and stole it, it just feels offputting sometimes

[@zombized]

knowing the time periods of some of these houses, one could assume it might not be bought and displayed again appreciative