*Banned Video* Abandoned Trench Mansion so Haunted they tried hiding it from public!

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[@AWE83]

Well Congratulations You all did it! 10k Likes For Me to Go Back OVERNIGHT And we Hit 15k So This Saturday video 01/06/24 - 12pm PST/ 8pm Uk. It’s Going to be Epic!

[@redrumtruecrime]

@AWE Hey great place, fascinating! I just want to let you know that rusty heavy thing you picked up by the downstairs window? Well, it's actually a MAN TRAP! Made and used in the medieval times, they would be laid out, wide open and camouflaged to be disguised using the leaves, sticks whatever and placed around as you would land mines!! Once something touches the plate it releases the parts that literally snap the bones in the ankle or in the foot. Either way you are caught, stuck, in absolute agony and bleeding profusely - death is imminent, either there and then or if you survive until you're discovered then you will no doubt die from infection - slowly! My assumption is that Mr Trench had these man traps concealed only in areas which his servants would utilise in an escape plan! The traps would be set 'open' alongside hedgerows and wooded area's that appealed to potential escapees because of the natural cover they afforded. Nobody other than Mr Trench and perhaps his gamekeeper would know about them, but they like all traps need checking daily so that they remain 'set'! As Trench was notorious for killing and burying servants on the property, its my guess those servants had, had their lower leg/ foot totally mangled and as most died on the very spot through bleeding out due to a severed artery, OR you'd eventually die from the infection, shock and trauma. Mr T wouldn't have had this runaway nursed in a bed until he died now, would he?? Absolutely not!! So I'd imagine he'd shoot them. The only thing he wanted back from the escapee would be the trap hanging off his ankle!! They have these man traps in glass cages inside some really old museums that have medieval torture devices and the infamous man traps but for safety's sake they're inside an alarmed cabinet!! But that's definitely what that kind of trap is, just please don't get curious and fiddle about with it, as I can assure you that thing will have your arm off as quickly today as it did over 500 years ago when the tortuous medieval folk turned man hunting into a national sport!! Now I've said that I'll get on enjoying the rest of seeing this beautiful house, but it has definitely got a heavy aura of sadness, pain and power and torment also. The power and torment energy has to be Trench's and he's still there being an absolute bastard, bullying and mistreating those servant spirits that are a residual energy as they've nowhere else to go. I do love video's like this and many urbex have captured loads of paranormal evidence, and I think you do when you aren't looking so hard!! I'll sub and do the 👍on my way out!! 😂😂😂

[@freewheelburning8834]

whats with the roof it has like archways ?

[@mariafenelon3475]

I was there ....Woiodlawn County Galway

[@michaelhoggarth89]

Mrs H 🇬🇧 .... The tax on Windows was back in the day extortionate that's where the saying comes from " Day light robbery "

[@pfkat9749]

Such a shame a piece of history is falling to ruin. I love your explores of old places like this. Drone shots add so much to the video too!

[@vanessacallahan3515]

The third Frederick Trench went bankrupt and closed up the house in the 20’s. In 1947 the 4th Fred Trench moved there. So the 40’s were the last time someone lived there. There was a fire in 1980’s. Trench family at one time owned most of Ireland. Thousands of acres everywhere.

[@lindatimmons3675]

There are descendants and ancestors in England, Ireland, Scotland, Jamaica and the USA.

[@petraschwingeler9688]

...and who owns most of Britain ? The Royal family or other aristocrates ?

[@debbiehampshire7437]

Please slow down withe the camera please

[@PhSyCo-B-oCh]

I've pretty much stopped watching the other explorers because they go into these beautiful places and stage them. You are my only explorer that I watch now because you go in with respect to the history and the beauty of the archetect, I love watching your channel, thank you 🤟😎

[@AWE83]

Amazing I find places and film as I see them x

[@Rosemarie-rl1kd]

The cost to renovate that place would be OVERWHELMING 😮

[@salsbudxe1756]

But wouldn't it be fun!! 🥰

[@lindatimmons3675]

​@@salsbudxe1756.. It would and would be beautiful afterwards.

[@lindatimmons3675]

Yes it would and be beautiful afterwards.

[@paulstringer5327]

Hi Dave the square toilet is in fact a sluice room for emptying the bed pans from overnight use and for emptying buckets used for cleaning. We love your explores keep them coming.

[@big-gin-wobble]

They have them in nursing homes too

[@clarkbroege2429]

As always, you take us with you to one of the most awesome places with loads of history. Always appreciate the fact that you respect every item in and outside the walls, even if the items are in disrepair. Much respect to you and your crew! Thanks for taking us along!

[@BostonRocks55]

I can't imagine what it would cost to renovate this amazing home to its original state. Absolutely stunning structure!

[@jamesweatherall906]

A couple of weekends.😂

[@johnlombardo7816]

well, i can tell you, if they buy entry level wood windows, the windows alone would cost near $292,000, before tax or labor!! so yeah, theres that haha

[@AlphariusDominatus]

Having to tear up the walls and install modern electricity and insulation alone would be about 3-5 million euro because of the sheer size of the place.. might be a lot more actually.

[@craftpaint1644]

Would be like renovating a small town under one roof and it's railroad Lol 🥴👍

[@reddawn3345]

It's usually cheaper to tear it down and rebuild when it's so far gone like this. It's sad that we let so many places like just disappear into the night.

[@markhudson5268]

What a building, but heartbreaking to see it fall apart, these places need saving. This one should be a national heritage site

[@dianaboyd7415]

Wow - it’s been quite some time since we’ve been through a massive mansion like that. While you’re walking through showing us this place, it’s fun to imagine what certain rooms would be used for. Places like the dining hall, the library, the music room and imagine the furniture and the portraits and the statues. Those columns were magnificent and to me that meant they had to have statues. That stairway up, such a shame the 1st part of banister wasn’t there. Such high ceilings and those doors were huge! Then it seemed like when you were walking down the hallways, they seemed to be so narrow, didn’t seem to match the rest of the mansion. I’d bet all of those fireplaces were absolutely gorgeous. The medallions that they hung their chandeliers from - wow! So gorgeous and so much detail with the ceilings. I wonder where the bodies are buried 👻 Thank you for taking us with you David. Always look forward to your videos. Thank you & as always, stay safe❤

[@dianneboyd7471]

@Dianaboyd7415 I had to stop and read this because I knew I had not posted on this piece of treasure Dave found but your name caught me off guard..lol I agree with everything you say so I won't have to post now cause you said it all....thanks for the smile with your name

[@dianaboyd7415]

@@dianneboyd7471 Thanks Dianne, Boyd is my married name.

[@melissaholt5731]

I just love the UK .. I'm a Psychologist here in the United States and I can say every chance I get I watch. Is on the agenda on my days off Sunday.. You have so much respect for the people and their belongings. I really appreciate it. Also i enjoy your humor thats what makes you real!!! Keep up the great work. ❤ ya

[@sharonleavy839]

It’s in Ireland not the uk

[@melissaholt5731]

opps!!

[@lindatimmons3675]

​@@melissaholt5731.... . Hey, I do the same. 😊 We are only human.

[@melissaholt5731]

@@lindatimmons3675 Thank you I agree lol

[@melissaholt5731]

I'm working on a KZbin channel but minds about true crime and Paranormal. You know, like if somebody passes away in the home. I talk about their story more about the victims that they're murdered etc. Criminal profiling, the only thing is I've never done the KZbin thing. I don't know how to edit. So anybody got any information on how I get it started?

[@MamaRed3]

I love your enthusiasm for exploring history. Thank you for taking us along with you, it’s the only way I myself will get to see these places.

[@AWE83]

Glad you enjoyed

[@Cindy-luvjpfe]

WOW! This mansion is huge and it's nice to see that some of the beautiful architect is still there like the ceiling and the stairways, fire places and the old servant bed. It would be awesome if you went back at night time to see if there are any lost souls hanging about. Thank you for another interesting explore and can't wait for the next one. Take care.

[@lisabohanan4152]

Thank you Dave for taking us on these Amazing journeys! I’m in the USA so these are places I would never get to see without you!! ❤

[@juliaferraro2599]

Amazing, but such a shame they are left to decay. That piece of iron work leaning behind the door is from the fencing outside where you saw the old iron gate. Thanks for taking us along on this wonderful journey 💚💗

[@AWE83]

Yes I agree it's from that x

[@AnovaLisaDragonfly]

Wow, this place is huge! Watching this made me think of how square footage only refers to the measurement of the floor area. It doesn’t account for the massive volume created by these super high ceilings and stairwells. And to think of how huge the basement alone is…😮! Surely it would cost upwards of 10 million US dollars to fully renovate. That’s only a guesstimate. The cost of just addressing the windows, adding indoor plumbing and electrical would be astronomical- let alone restoring the ceilings, walls, and chimneys… But, yes, I can feel how haunted this place is from just watching the video. Some of the areas are especially creepy.

[@kezzabell8123]

This should absolutely be restored. Old buildings are my absolute passion

[@margaretdohner9008]

The cost to repair this glorious mansion to its original state, which I would love to see, would absolutely be astronomical. Just seeing the ceilings with their lovely and ornate medallions and plaster artistry, along with all of the beautiful corbels, will have me dreaming well tonight. Thank you for this video. 😊 xoxo

[@BearBig70]

Imagine they stuck a lot of work and time into those old, beautiful buildings, when today we build absolute crap, based on cost savings and being "modern". What a shame.

[@gloriamadaffari5404]

I can’t help but wonder how many injuries, some perhaps fatal, that occurred while workers were building this huge mansion with such lofty ceilings.

[@susitamarie5849]

I was thinking the same thing! And how big a ladder to put those ceiling medallions on.

[@larauch13]

Insanely huge for a family home. It's really a shame it couldn't have been turned into housing or something. At least it would not be in ruins. What it must have looked like in its day. Wow.

[@justcurious3514]

It is so huge on the inside! Just wow...I can't wait to see if there's a library. I always like to hear you imagine how every room was. Thank you for sharing!

[@lisaturner3130]

Even with the decay and mould it's still a stunningly beautiful house. Thanks for taking me exploring with you. Take care Dave x

[@ofthedifference]

Hello Dave, Sandra from across the pond in USA here. Thank you for letting us tag along with you as you explored this mansion. I am so intrigued by old huge dwellings like this ... the architecture was exceptional in the past - it was important to them. Like I have told you before, I feel a kinship with you as you see beneath the declined condition of the rooms today to imagine how grand it originally was. We are blessed with a creative imagination that we let fly through the years to be there a long time ago; it's fun to pretend I was living there. I have always retained a bit of "the child" within me that serves me well the older I get - it keeps me enthusiastic, it keeps me curious, and I can still feel the wonder in places like this. As always, I gave you a thumbs-up because you deserve it and I love what you do as well as the respect you show for the places and for the memory of those who once existed. Dave, we're both still alive in this amazing time that enables us to stay in touch across miles with just a few clicks! It's great to see you, and I wish you well as we enter the year 2024. Take good care my friend. Sunday, December 31, 2023

[@kellynatzke5461]

It still amazes me how beautiful and detailed these places are. I wish we could just watch how they built these homes because nowadays they just throw them up cheap and plain but expensive to purchase, unless you are one of the numskulls who have lots of$$$ & think they have to have the best, biggest, and so on. This would have been amazing for children playing hide and seek.

[@Sharon-marie]

David if you read my comments you know what I'm going to say...WOW just wow this is beautiful you showed us so much detail, and I always say OMG what a shame. Can you imagine being an aristocratic family member of the house and as a ghost seeing it in this state now from what it use to be like? I would be distraught. The toilet you showed was a first for me too, I have never seen one like that. The servants quarters were amazing. Everything was amazing and wow I wish I had the millions of pounds to do it up back to its original state and live there, but even still it would never relive its past glorious days. Thankyou so much. I suffer really bad with depression and watching your videos gives me the will to keep on going. Thankyou David xx

[@AWE83]

Yeah was amazing place loved everything about it I'm thinking I need to go back at night x

[@Sharon-marie]

I'd love to see it

[@sharonkoon4550]

I love your explores and videos, especially these mansions. As you walk through I like to imagine what it looked like in its "glory days". Keep exploring.

[@AWE83]

Glad you like them!

[@shapumawildcat2800]

The mausoleum is probably UNDER the house, Through a basement,,, EPIC fantastic, Thank you for this x

[@lindatimmons3675]

Could very well be and that could be why this place is supposedly haunted. Who knows ? 😊 I would love to know where the mausoleum is located. It may need to be inspected for vandalism.

[@ashleybonanno3043]

Could you image heating & cooling this gigantic house?!? Wow!

[@carmenconcepcion447]

Wow! Amazing incredible high ceilings. . The architect so unique. Absolutely incredible and beautiful. Thanks for sharing with us.

[@r4976]

Wow 😮 Yet again you provide the most interesting explores Dave👏 Shame this and many similar places are abandoned 😠 Especially when there are homeless 😡 Going back in 👀 Rich 🇬🇧

[@reneezie]

I did some research on the property and it is supposed to be restored but it seems there is no real money and the rest is all volunteers. There was a fire in the 70’s and it was repaired but now it’s just sitting there.

[@r4976]

@@reneezie Fascinating house and brilliant information. Thank you 👋 Intriguing 🤔 Rich 🇬🇧

[@lindatimmons3675]

​​@@reneezie..... I wonder if they could or would take donations for the renovation of it. As with all of these magnificent homes and mansions after the owners die they are justi left to wither away. France Italy and Portugal all have some of the most beautiful abandoned places left that are just falling and crumbling away. So much history is just being left to wither away.

[@Beautiful-Gestures]

Just as breath taking seeing it the second time round. Beeper was in this place last week. I hope someone can afford to restore it. Such an amazing building but sad the way they treated other people.

[@kellymarsh-f6s]

Can tell I been watching abandoned houses for a while now,I even said wow at the bricks on the ceiling of the entrance hall,the place is just amazing,would have been so grand & beautiful back in the day 💝

[@robertporter6507]

Cost to renovate would be in excess of 6 million pounds, just for the mansion! You're looking at mold remediation, replacement or refurbishment of every part of the mansion to include all plumbing, electrical, heating, HVAC, glazing, roof, floors and a new septic and drainage system. Etc. Good luck to ever who buys it! 😮

[@twisteddoll6629]

This place is so beautiful. It needs to be preserved.

[@myrescuecats3028]

Hi Dave I at to watch this one as Ireland holds a big place in my heart.Sold a property in Strokestown last year it broke my heart but travelling to and from was to much.

[@debbiestoyles1141]

Shame on them for treating people like that

[@traceyarnaud8433]

Especially when you consider the absolute luxury that they themselves were able to enjoy, why be hateful to those less fortunate? I’ll never understand the mindset that allows that behavior 😢

[@ANewday19]

WICKED

[@lindatimmons3675]

May not have always been a mean evil wicked person, it is mentioned he was a WAR HERO, wars change a person not always for the better either. It is also mentioned that he grew darker, back then the world had NEVER HEARD the term PTSD . That could be the reason for the dark evil of his personality. I'm not a judging person, however history is not nor was it kind to anyone no matter who they were or status. I've researched and still am researching this place and have found no supporting facts to verify that this individual Was as mean as implied. However I do not know I was not there.

[@blankreganon5395]

Did anyone notice the poles that were outside the main house. They were a little ways away from the corners of building. They appeared to have surveillance cameras mounted on the poles pointed in different directions. I couldn't tell how recent they were, but they were not too old.

[@chickadee.1232]

Why did you advertise this video as a banned video? I like watching your videos but I am a bit put off by the fake thumbnails? You don't need to write that to get people to watch your videos as you have interesting videos and you are a nice guy and that's why I have started watching your channel. Anyway sending you my blessings from Australia. Cheers 🥂😅🇦🇺💙

[@MichelleWatson10]

@@TheSilmarillianhi NSW, NSW here 👍

[@TheSilmarillian]

@@MichelleWatson10 Remote rural off grid here in opal country

[@MichelleWatson10]

@@TheSilmarillian sounds like heaven….CENTRAL coast and stinking hot

[@chickadee.1232]

@@TheSilmarillian Hello 👋 ☺ 💙

[@chickadee.1232]

@@MichelleWatson10 Hey 👋 😅💙

[@cecoya]

This must have been a BEAUTIFUL place back in the day. They had the wealth and flaunted it to get what they wanted. The ceilings were still gorgeous, probably silk damask on the walls to keep the heat in. Too bad someone tried to burn it down. The cost to restore this place is unimaginable considering the cost of supplies to do it. Thanks for sharing and you have a great day and safe travels

[@AWE83]

Defo amazing x

[@deborahcoffman5742]

So Beautiful and yet Dreadfully sad. Do you think they who lived here were ever at awe for having so much Beauty always around them.. sadly they just knew We Didn't have what they had! There is so many things I wish you could save. New Subscriber 🙏 🇺🇸

[@tinaprentice2136]

Love when you take us to historic mansions and give us some history about it. Still binge watching all your videos and I’m just loving them. Keep exploring and sharing Dave 🤘🏼❤️

[@GeeKneeMarie]

I am surprised, that not one piece of furniture or even a nicknack was left behind. Vandals, the bank? I worried about your safety all throughout! Thank you! This was amazing ❤

[@voiceofreason7856]

Wow - a place that big ? You wouldn't need a gym membership to stay in shape. Just walking around in it, every day, would be enough ! If it ever gets renovated, I wouldn't want to be the one to have to pay the heating /electricity bills !!! Another great explore, Adam. :)

[@kat.k1920]

Absolutely breathtaking. You have out done yourself Dave. Thank you for ending, seeing that from the air had me in awe. Thank you for what you do for all of us. Awesome 😮

[@janicehatcher2843]

I love to just imagine how the people were dressed and acted back in the day it must have been marvellous it’s also nice to see it’s not been hit by stupid vandals super explore stay safe out there x

[@goblondie]

What a huge and amazing place. I hope it one day will get restored. Thanks for telling their history and threatening the place with respect. Loved the explore. Keep up the good work.

[@angelahagler2300]

I've never seen doors that wide. I bet it was a beautiful home

[@Darvit_Nu]

So many of these historic buildings are absolutely gorgeous! I LOVE the architecture & how unique each one is. I wish someone would buy these places & not change them but restore them to their original glory. It breaks my heart to see them fall to ruin like this. I appreciate you so much for going out to locations and giving us tours so we can see and admire these beautiful buildings & grounds! I've followed you for a long time on Instagram & am super happy to find your youtube channel from IG. Obviously I subbed back when I found this channel. 😁 Left you a like & made sure to comment... I hope it helps more people find you. 🥰

[@lindatimmons3675]

This one has been bought by a businessman and he's planning on turning it into a hotel with spa and all. It will cost millions to restore. If you watch the video that Finders Beepers History Seekers did it looks like the restoration process has started. But I don't live in Ireland so I don't know.

[@laicamusic1]

It's not that banned is it, I'm watching it, you need to stop with the click bait

[@colmlawlor4203]

Sick of it 🫠

[@zahraathulsie3299]

Good reply

[@adamski.i.luv.a_ghost]

Exactly it's not necessary for real

[@sylviahoward1311]

Don’t watch, if u want to bitch!

[@lindatimmons3675]

AT the time he made this video, it was in the process of being acquired by a business man that bought it. Since he filmed before the sale was complete he could not show it with out prior permission. He got permission from the buyer to put this out. So he would not be in violation of any laws. That's how I can explain it. If you read the description I think it's in there. You might try that.

[@Kathleen-ol2qm]

I really enjoyed this video because you took time to pause for a while on interesting architectural points and even to zoom in on things so viewers could see more detail. So many explorers rush through so quickly that you don't get a chance to see much. That mansion is incredibly beautiful, even in its decaying state. I would love to explore it. Better yet, I think it would be marvelous if it could be restored as an historical site. It would cost a fortune to restore, of course, but the finished product could bring in revenue from all over the world for the local government. So many people would want to see it. They could start by renovating small parts to completion so that tours could begin in those areas. Of course, a new roof would be the first step in renovation. I believe they already do this sort of thing, for example, in old castles.

[@carolina_girl3484]

With all the high doorways and arches in this mansion, I think people who were much taller than ourselves resided here!

[@paulahartley7129]

Beautiful ❤I'm speechless with this castle of a place talk a bout having space if you ever wanted to hide a way from someone that would be the house for that ❤😂❤❤.👍💯

[@justcurious3514]

I LOVE the wooden window framings and shutters at 19:32 & 19:55

[@melissacotner8684]

❤❤❤Dave, thank you for taking me along to this amazing home from Southern Illinois ❤️

[@AWE83]

My pleasure

[@nellennatea]

WOW. Amazing house. Their own train station. The glory days when the rich were really rich. So sad. Loved the drone filming at end. I subscribe. thank you.

[@KrystynaKaczynski]

Yet another amazing find, thank you Dave. So sweet.

[@christhompson4270]

Dang that is one beautiful mansion. If they gave it to me free and I had 3-4 million to spare it would look like it should and well loved. Take care and thank you for sharing 🥺👏🙏❤️

[@monkeyhaters9258]

I love all the old stuff in this building.. also love the new stuff like, the satellite dish over the Front door...?📡🚪

[@Smithl5382]

I have watched you for years and all I can say is that you keep getting better and better! Love your videos! Keep up the awesome work you do and be careful!

[@twistedarm]

Unbelievable! The size of the place is immense. In its heyday the place must of been gorgeous.

[@denisemeehan688]

This mansion is so big and what a building. I would love to be able to restore one of these old buildings. Thankyou for another great video you are no doubt in my mind the best explorer on you tube ❤

[@Iamgone1961]

I have to say this is the first time you have shown up in my feed! Thank you so much for sharing your enthusiasm about this place, it is phenomenal, and a great shame that it has not been taken up my the national heritage scheme, be so sad to lose something like this! Keep up the good work, and I very much look forward to following your adventures 👍👏👏👏

[@elizabethmcguire3817]

Wow! What a place! It must have been absolutely amazing in its day! The history was very interesting, but sad. Loved the old photos. Another great video!

[@lilianemarck2384]

Woaw, beautifull mansion: stairs, top and ornaments of the walls, the fire places, the ceillings, the nature puting back...I love this "empty" huge place. 😊 Tx U for sharing

[@annebynon]

I'm amazed that red marble fireplace surround was still there. All the other fireplace surrounds had been removed or stolen.

[@kendrawilson221]

Such a great explore!! It’s nice to see it in the daylight. Finders Beepers we’re here last week, but it was a night explore. So many details are lost in the dark.

[@jaelyncompton6227]

🌸Jaecy from CA here… I would Guess… the Renovation will be several Millions of dollars not including adding Furniture !!!😳😵‍💫

[@lindacarneal2729]

You have a great voice for giving the history for this place. Thanks.

[@AWE83]

Thank u xxxx

[@jayne1905]

You are the best at what you do, your knowledge on each explore is excellent !

[@annsmith4739]

Hi Dave wow another amazing place keep safe Dave thanks so much lv Ann 🇬🇧🇬🇧❤️❤️❤️

[@AWE83]

Thanks for coming by Ann

[@mattfrickerphotography]

@AWE83 - Brillant old place. Thanks for taking us through. The item at 28:30 is probably a mop sink. There would have been a grate over the bowl and a tap coming out of the hole in the wall, so you can sit your mop bucket on the grate and fill it with water. When you have finished mopping, you tip the dirty water down the sink.

[@renelipsey8458]

😊❤ Excellent Show, so sad to see a once so beautiful place rotting away when there are truly so few left. Less as time passes. America has almost none, so I really enjoy these videos of yours. ❤ Thank You and God Bless you All 😊

[@debbiehollis5711]

Beautiful place.Thankyou for showing me.

[@hahomy]

Omg Dave what an amazing place what a shame it's fallen into such bad disrepair, I'm like u wud luv to see these places restored, and I luv the history behind these places too so thanks for sharing 🙏👍💖 brilliant explore loved this really did 👍💖💖💖💖

[@renasmith4123]

Thank you for sharing. Very beautiful and worth restoring. Until next time.

[@SteveRonin]

man dont explore all the good stuff without me

[@AWE83]

Bro I need u back with me, I need some of your French stuff brother

[@KellyOShea6366]

That was damn cool. What a place. More detail than the eye can handle.. Thank you for coming to work today..❤️☘️

[@clivericmond5889]

Looks brilliant dave 👏 👍

[@NicholasGeorge-cg3cf]

This could never happen in Australia , someone would have been held liable for land tax, and if not paid, the state government would confiscate it.

[@donnachristakakis8232]

Hi dave beautiful mansion but sad that people were slaves and treat bad on the property the artuteture and cellings and staircase just huge and so many rooms totally a big building totally mind blowing going back in time trench family must have been rich to own this thanks for an amazing video dave and team stay safe from Australia ❤

[@hpfitnessandlifestyle8437]

Wow wow! What an amazing place. The history of it!. Absolutely incredible

[@juliadaniels3871]

Awesome, stunning building Dave. Thankyou for one of many documented history videos. You are equally awesome. Could watch your videos for days:-) Keep Safe & Well.

[@alisonbailey2636]

Brilliant explore Dave, it must have been spectacular in its day

[@sherishaw5144]

Absolutely loving the drone footage!!!!!!!💕💕💕💕💕💕

[@AWE83]

Thank you!!

[@debbiestoyles1141]

Wow, huge

[@domn415]

Thank you again for taking us along on the explore of this wonderful mansion ! Keep healthy and safe in your travels

[@maryannpietryka2561]

OMG I think that was one of the largest Mansions out of all your videos It must of taken a long time to heat such huge rooms It must of been beautiful to see the inside when the family lived their. Just wondering if their were any old photos in books that showed the inside. Such beautiful scenes of the grounds around the beautiful Mansion .Dave you do such an awesome job taking us in all your exploring journeys. Just keep doing what you love to do to bring some more of amazing adventures. Take Care and stay safe ❤X

[@angeladetrizio9522]

Excellent video. Love your channel ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@AWE83]

Thank you so much!

[@soniajones2543]

What a real treasure this is ❤ l think it would cost millions for a full restoration 😮 but it would be worth it , make a beautiful hotel 😊

[@cherryspiker4426]

this place kept me on the edge of my seat. thanks for sharing . ❤❤ stay safe love ya

[@carlashepherd9362]

Wow! Cool video bro. ❤️❤️

[@MaeLee426]

Another exciting find ~ Thank you ~

[@kathleenstanley6751]

An incredibly well done exploration! I loved this mansion!

[@judykramer4519]

Wow, what an amazing place! Thank you for showing it to us!

[@Muppet123]

The metal bit u found int house is part of the railings outside the mansion. The funky toilet is actually a sluice. Great history of the mansion n we watched the same show from finders beepers n he heard the train b4 he knew bout the train !! But he had quite a bit happen 😂 so going back wud b grand x❤❤

[@ruthw1079]

For me, no explore is complete, until we've seen the kitchen. The kitchen was the HEART of the home. That's where life was sustained.

[@nigelstringerNVS]

Keep up the great work, never stop what you do.

[@brendaleverick3655]

It's such a shame that beautiful old buildings like that are allowed to just go to ruin and decay. Doors and windows left open to rain and wind and mildew. So sad! 😢

[@lindatimmons3675]

Those are probably left open by people going in and rummaging and tearing up because no one lives there. And they don't care. If I did this I'd have to close windows and doors for that reason ...... help keep the weather and animals out.

[@dasbose4962]

Love your videos. Here around Berlin there are tones of abandoned cool places I could point you out. Love from Berlin :)

[@AWE83]

I need to come to Berlin x

[@ryanhartley7896]

Amazing place, wish i could smell the different things you do the musty the moulded not healthy for sure but it gives you a sense of age , great job guys

[@lindatimmons3675]

Lol you sound like me.

[@tt8807]

Could you imagine living long enough to see your once thriving breathtaking estate all condemned and abandoned? Heartbreaking.