(CREEPY) ABANDONED SKINWALKER HAUNTED HOUSE | REAL PARANORMAL HAUNTING

[@TealBomber]

The photographs on glass may have been examples of pictures developed using the Collodion Process. It allowed for photographs to essentially be developed in portable darkrooms that were usually made out of converted carts and pulled by horses allowing for pictures to be developed out in the field. It was first thought up by frenchman Gustave Le Grey in the early 1850s but Frederick Archer first developed the method.

[@LoriCurl]

The glass is essentially like negatives from more modern cameras, right before digital ones, correct?

[@Admit-Audacity]

Good call

[@amandasmith5032]

Love you guys, another great episode, nice to see Steve Ronan join you guys, the evidence you got from the animal pics was awesome!! Karl, Sam and Jess make an awesome team when it comes to investigating the paranormal!! Keep up the great work you produce together! Yeah Boy!! /////MANZ SOLO /////

[@kenconley9642]

Karl always hiding the knives..🤣😂

[@Novastar314]

right?

[@Iro26may]

@ 35:11 it appears that the curtain behind Sam starts to close/slowly slides to the left

[@01sarah29]

Love the photos in the boxes. Dry glass negatives were common used between 1880's and 1920's. It was a method called ambrotype print. It was factory produced in 1871 by R.L.Maddox. Just gives you an idea of the age of those photos. I could send a good day looking at all of them.

[@marilynwargo6288]

Such a great place. Piano is the best. The glass was covered in a light sensitive emulsion that capture the impression. Thanks for the session. 🤍

[@Iamspartacus1]

The covers around light fixtures or old phones, usually dark brown to black (plus there are like bright colours for dishes or jewellery) is called Bakelite. First plastic ever made.

[@BlindFaith9]

Great job guys and girlie

[@annieriksen2499]

Its glass negatives, just before the 1900 , restored a lot of glass negatives in my time, work in a archive of old photos

[@amandapurplekeys3922]

Awesome as always guys. Thank you 😊

[@mooeygarnet]

37:15 after you ask if it is the reverend, a voice on the box says "please sit down" again

[@lindajones9706]

Oh yes!!.Sunday 8pm,it can only mean one thing!!!..I need something to lower my anxiety levels before your video starts 😂😂..❤XXXX

[@Brandonishome2024]

Hey Karl good video thanks again for your hard work to bring us this content 😜💯🙏🌹🎉👑

[@Malabus73]

The old newspaper is showing the Czechs putting large stones on the road to stop Hitler's tanks. Czecholovakia was invaded and taken easily by the Germans in 1938.

[@Paranormalbeyondthegrave32]

Yo bro .been watching your videos for ever .Great video .BTG

[@iunihabaadih]

Omg, the running at 40:31 is so loud! Its like someone ran past Karl, or someone running away bcz Karl suggests to walk around.

[@lauriehatting6260]

👍 Creeeepy....

[@gregschurr28]

Yeah !!! SAM AND JESS is back!!!! Let's go Dark Syderz

[@lauriehatting6260]

Yes 👍 I love it when they are together 😉 they make an Awesome team ❤ ✌

[@reneesmith6314]

Love watching u guys!!!

[@annemiekereffeltrath]

Freaking Awesome Château ❤!

[@kiwigirl5634]

Hey Karl, haven't checked in for awhile, still loving the videos your putting out. Being from New Zealand🇳🇿 I'm sharing the grief for HM Queen Elizabeth II. Hoping that you, Sam & Jess are all good! Sending lots of ❤and Light🕯BLESSED BE🌛🌝🌜💫

[@amandapurplekeys3922]

Blessed be sister ⭐️🖤

[@jimg915]

Lmao, there’s no skin walkers in France

[@hahomy]

Brilliant video Karl well done mate thanks for sharing 👍🤘 what a weird massive place beautiful though, enjoyed this and love Sam and Jess always good to see them in yr videos u three make a great team look forward to the next one 👍🤘💖

[@paulgirkingirtron5304]

I love this scary stuff Karl 😳😱😊👍

[@margaretbosanquet]

Lovely to see you together made me happy after such a said week my husband's ancestor was a merchant sea captain we inherited some slides same with portraits on they were viewed through a microscope they were related to oscar Wilde she was a artist take care guys as i said lovely to see you together

[@donnacullen4098]

Great video karl❤️

[@kiwigirl5634]

🤣😂😂 Gin, Gin, more Gin....(Karl) Pity there's no Rum! 😂😂🤣🤣🤣 Great to see Steve Ronin too! Sup...Steve??!

[@hbristow54]

Very good video Karl, they won't always perform for us xx

[@_aNew42]

I love photography and know a bit about this type. Negatives were made using glass rather than paper, which made the photo image clear from 1854 through 1900. It was done through the collodion wet-plate process. It became prevalent from the 1850s through the 1880s and was discovered in 1851 by Frederick Scott Archer. You had to have a dark room, a dark box that fit the glass, a black cap over the lens, and a black curtain over the entire camera. Then the subject would remain perfectly still for about 18-20 seconds from when the cap was removed. Then the box would be taken to a dark room and develop immediately. It’s actually quite the process and very time sensitive because it could not dry before taking the photo and developing, or it would be ruined. What is fascinating is now they have ways now to scan those negatives, so they are preserved for generations to come.

[@sandralewis1162]

Another brilliant video, thank you!!!

[@lindagarren9419]

What a creepy place! A little quiet on the noises and knocks. Well, those spirits were perhaps under the weather and didn’t feel like communicating! I did enjoy the investigation. Thanks guys! Can’t wait for next week!❤️✌🏻

[@kellyghost1273]

12:28 glass plate negatives The first successful method of photography on glass was the albumen process, developed in 1848 by Abel Niépce de Saint-Victor. A glass plate was coated with albumen extracted from egg white and treated with light-sensitive chemicals. Hope this helps ☺️ 35:10 certain is moving on it’s own 😮

[@Novastar314]

ahh..omg...looks like the curtain is breathing. good catch

[@lozzyloulou1210]

Love your videos touring round really interesting x

[@mitchelljohnson6003]

Definitely be watching this episode kyle that place looks mad aha

[@MizzJLeigh]

That’s one place I would have loved to have gotten lost inside for hours. Loved all the unique features and belongings left behind. ♥️

[@rolfagten857]

With Hitler's newspapers 🥸

[@xenawarriorhousewife2115]

Thanks Karl .. a very interesting place . ❤

[@samanthamarks5376]

It’s great how it’s bantering with you 😮😊

[@Jil_Brian]

They all can't be popping off with dark stuff...so thanks Carl! Appreciate all you do! Stay safe all! 💜💜Jil💜💜

[@tracyg2797]

Sunday night treat here we come can’t wait x

[@michaelball8008]

Anyone watch the twin paranormal vid b4

[@mikexibalbafarms4169]

Yep

[@sjleo799]

Exactly what I was thinking about his hair. Fascinated by Sam's hair.

[@phatman3573]

Some of the furniture there is worth a lot of money…that eboniesed tall bookcase was beautiful

[@darrylupdegraff]

Great video! Just curious how it could be a Skinwalker mansion? Skinwalkers are of Navajo folklore which is only in a certain part of the US.

[@williamtuton6178]

Hello from Ft Worth Texas been with on you videos since you started.

[@christyroberts4727]

This was insane the old photos takin on glass were crazy. Definitely going back in time. Just imaging the family's that lived there . If the walls could talk. This place is huge. Love watching. Sending ❤️ from Upstate Ny

[@LoriCurl]

I got Deja Vu from the kitchen and the long table. Reminded me of a movie? I saw, or it was the first episode of a show called Locke and Key on Netflix. Total vibe.

[@sharon1963]

Cannot wait to watch this ......

[@Vdubb916]

From a Native American You should not challenge things you don't understand, make sure you get a prayer/blessing from a Native before you go back home you don't need anything attached to you, wish you the best of luck on your journey brotha 🤙

[@Brandonishome2024]

That's x-ray portrait 💯

[@eflyz4880]

Every single time I watch your vids I get that old song ‘how bizarre’ stuck in my head. Cuz it’s not a word I hear anywhere in my hood lol

[@johncarold]

This is one incredible Mansion, I would love to see what is on those negatives, I wonder if you could find a camera shop that still develops those negatives. I have that same ring Sam is wearing when playing the piano. Enjoy your ghost hunting.

[@samanthamarks5376]

Love that dresser art Nervo style

[@susanchilds3116]

Great adventure. Love your channel

[@janettetootill3952]

love the fireplace the music is really creepy

[@floydeckler1056]

Instead of todays plastic film, the glass plates were the negative.

[@Christina-dh9xc]

Soo cool xx

[@GurneyGal44]

Photos on glass was circa 1851 that brought sharper images. Dry plate glass negatives were in common use between the 1880s and the late 1920s.A cart pulled around by horse, first dark room. Of course there is no real monitory value since digital age, however this glass negative still allows the use of old family heirloom photos to be replaced. Which I think is cool.

[@jimbo68morgan77]

yes looks well spooky the Adams family pucker xxx👍👍👍

[@deborahschroeder763]

Amazing mansion! A little creepy though! Really enjoyed this! Thank you for sharing this with us!

[@donnachristakakis8232]

amazing place the place is definitely hunted really enjoyed the video the ghost is religious loved the mansion from Australia

[@jamesinson3488]

Why are there so many abandoned mansions in Europe that look like the owners just got up and left one day without taking anything with them? That's so crazy to me! It's almost like these places were created by Hollywood just for paranormal investigators to investigate for profit! Actually I doubt anyone could create a more perfect setting for this tbh! Anyway this is another banger guys, keep on doing what you're doing 👍✌️

[@Cjay1213]

Think some of it was to do with the war. Families fled to avoid conflict and capture

[@kevinblakey9306]

I explained about the glass photos on this video when I watched it on the members page.

[@lexi9608]

31:56 audible evp sounds like "fire" and another evp right after but I can't make it out. Both happen as you're walking up the stairs.

[@PeacefulDeathUK]

Great video gang as ever. Lol. Though bats do not make any sound that us humans can pick up. You need a device to be able to pick up there distinct sound. Can't wait for another video guys. Brill.

[@samuel56551]

It seems strange that so many of those valuable and personal items have just been left behind.

[@christinemccallum6111]

Saw an orb fly towards Jess at 31:34 😳

[@MrScottpeterson2112]

At 29:25 an orb shoots out to the right of the red spirt box radio.

[@pennyadamson9534]

What a creepy place thank you for your videos

[@ellaayoma]

You three are the best team. Chemistry is good.

[@carljmcnew1388]

Thanks Dark Art ,

[@audreymetzemakers5949]

Photographs late 17s? How can that be when it was invented in 1838

[@TheNanze]

Cool stuff

[@CeliaShadden]

@12:49 sounds like a growl then a few seconds later sounds like a hiss @12:52 @21:19 sounds like a voice as Sam talks @22:57 looks like something moved behind Steve in the next room or hallway, then Sam looks that'll way? @23:25 looks like an orb @31:35 looks like orbs around Jess @32:56 sounds like a hiss

[@maritavares2383]

Saludos cordiales desde Puerto Rico, nueva subscriptora. Muy hermoso lugar, Excelente exploración gracias por compartir 👌

[@sylvias7111]

For an exciting Paranormal Sunday...watch Dark Arts AND Twin Paranormal 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 enjoy and hit that like button!

[@mommaof3boys420]

I used to watch a lot of twin paranormal but iv kinda gone off them now! Cj faison & omargosh tv ate another 2 good ones iv not watched in a while

[@anthonysuski9248]

Greetings from Pennsylvania!!! 😎 👍 👻 💀 🎃

[@voreshbo7031]

Are u in the states?

[@phatman3573]

I think you should be using the old cats whisker Crystal radio sets…no batteries only the natural energy in the atmosphere…..I think you would get some good results…

[@hahomy]

Can't wait to see this Karl 👍💖

[@lauriehatting6260]

That News Paper @ the war...WOW! Just looking at it... Scare shit out of me! The antiques some of them have to be 1700's maybe older. Everything built to last. ❤ & them glass negatives, photos are Choice 👍 Rich with history ❤ Steve your a QTPie! 😉 Good job on the piano Sam 👍 Rock Stars. You all!!! 🌟 ohh they are awake! 👻 ❤ 👍 Happinin Place!!!! Oh Yeah!!!! Skin Walker was a perfect title w all the skin touching. Waking around on ya 👍 😉

[@lauriehatting6260]

Intelligent responses 👻 😉 horses WOW!!! Chicken Skin...@50:15 there was an orb on right side of Jess. They are hard to notice because of bugs & dust but this was an orb I just can feel them. Yes I'm a weirdo 😉 its interesting because right be for you all hear something I will sometimes see an orb right be for or after in the direction of the noise or who is being effected 👻 love the little book by pics on table ❤ Jess our Badass Beauty Queen ❤ I love the experiments. Mind blowing! Another Great Episode. Like always 👍 Good to see you all! Happy Safe Travels😉 ❤ ✌ thank you for another great investigation 😎

[@samuel56551]

Glass plate photography. The plates were coated with a solution of colloidal silver which, exposed to light, would capture the image.

[@Soul_Watcher]

These are glass plate negatives. You can get prints made from them. Honestly these should be given to a museum since the owners are gone and dead. These items in this house, including the large furniture and glass negatives, should be preserved by someone. Oh how I wish you guys would contact some museums to see what they can do. Cheers

[@LoriCurl]

At 30:20, something white darts in and out of frame on the right side behind Sam, as he looks and points that way. It doesn't seem to be Karl's hand or fingers judging by the movement of your camera. Odd.

[@lauriehatting6260]

Hard to tell I know but I saw that also Lori 👍 love your name Lady 😉 have a happy day ❤

[@russandolinajr4780]

3:00 Thought I seen damn near everything in billiards. The concept of a carom table doesn't do it for me

[@melissadelapa]

Those are ALBUMEN NEGATIVES. The first successful method of photography on glass was the albumen process, developed in 1848 by Abel Niépce de Saint-Victor. A glass plate was coated with albumen extracted from egg white and treated with light-sensitive chemicals. Very fine detail was captured in the negative, but exposures of 5-15 minutes were required depending on the light. This made it unsuitable for portraiture, although it could be used for landscapes and architectural studies. The albumen on glass process remained in use until the 1860s, although it never achieved widespread popularity. Hence, albumen negatives are rarely found. They can only be distinguished from wet collodion negatives by complex chemical tests. George Eastman refined the process; he lived in Rochester NY.

[@5teeleDuke]

5:26 do you have any idea how expensive a piano like that is? You could retire basically...

[@nicholassteele3469]

When they say cursed, they are probably saying the mansion is a money pit, just a drain with constant repair, massive up keep is not worth it

[@chrisbland3931]

Sam and Jess here

[@jeremybrown5899]

I'm almost about to require a concert from Carl every time there is a piano in the building. hahahaha

[@jamesmccreery9833]

Time stamp 39:36, they are messing with his hair because he's sitting down and they can't grab his butt.

[@crystalhilliard9656]

🤣😂 good 1!

[@lauriehatting6260]

YEAH!!! Watching now. So excited! Missed the live yesterday.. Cranky.... I really enjoy them😎 I'm sporting a pumpkin head... Dentist 😝 haha but I can see today...haha!!! I love all your shows Karl. Your Real & No Bull Shit! & its a treat when your all together.... Love Sam & Jess my favorite couple ❤❤Hi Steve! Miss you High Times. Hope your beautiful family is well..Cant wait to see ya ✌ Ok... EEEKS!!! Watching now 😉 ❤ ✌

[@samanthamarks5376]

That’s great

[@annemiekereffeltrath]

16.27 What a beautiful sight 😍.

[@jaclynduncan533]

Is anyone able to tell me what app there using that uses words is called and how much is it ?

[@timpreston5621]

It look like the curtains were moving next to Sam when your guys are in that room when you're all in the same room but it looked like the curtains were moving

[@GypsyAngel12]

Perhaps close the- lids to the photo slides so the sun doesn't damage them?

[@van37ghosterhunter80]

Wow.. very very creepy video I ever seen..I shock me .etc.😱😱😱

[@joannecorns3034]

I thought Sam was going to do some necrophonic?? 🤣👻

[@kervinpeabody5377]

I know you have your reasons for why you don't investigate prior to the site, but I really wish you would. There are times that when your through with your ghost hunting you leave not knowing much of anything. Its kind of like somebody telling a joke and forgot the punch line. It just makes me feel like we are missing simple things like what was this mansion used for, family, or perhaps it had different functions. Why did who ever resided there just up and leave? Now on this clip I am jumping the gun a bit because I just started watching this clip so I really don't know if you found out any information through the ghost or not. I just like to say you all do a great ghostly hunt and I just love watching your clips. Thank you Nancyjane👍

[@sherryedsall9635]

Those pictures on those slides looks like the kind that they used when they took like flash photography with a big camera and they use like a gunpowder type stuff I'm not sure to make it spark and take the photo I remember seeing them on some old movies

[@sandralewis1162]

Orb 31:36 above Jess ?

[@crystalhilliard9656]

no, it's just a bug flying