Found A Secret Room! - Fully Intact Abandoned 12th-Century CASTLE in France

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Tucked away in a rural mountainous area in France, lies a historic listed building now gloomily left to the mercy of nature.
Originally the residence of a French commander, the building was founded in the year 1250 when it was built around a pre-existing Romanesque church. It was then organized as a stronghold on a square plan, around a closed courtyard.
A century later, the buildings were devolved to a Catholic military order.
During the religious wars between the Calvinists and the Catholic league in the late 16th century, the estate got ruined. It was only in the early 18th century that the barns, castle and the church underwent restoration works, after which the castle and its domain were sold as national property.
In 1883, the western main building was redesigned, and this covered gallery against the facade was constructed, overlooking the courtyard. What makes this place so precious, is that it is the only commandery to have kept its interior fittings.
Stepping into each room feels like you have traveled centuries back in time, as everything sits magically crystallized in time.
Immerse yourself into a piece of truly preserved French history, as we visit and document this majestic desolate castle today.
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Abandoned France: Found A Secret Room! - Fully Intact Abandoned 12th-Century CASTLE in France
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[@cynthialawlor2420]

I have such mixed feelings about these abandoned places, especially when beautiful items are left to rot, break and decay beyond repair or use. I love to see these places, but I feel so sad at the same time. I’m haunted by the “why” and “how”. It breaks my heart to see Art go to dust. Such a waste.

[@acyron]

Ashes to ashes, dust to dust, that is what is made of us.

[@gaiuspliniussecundus1455]

Same. I find it inconceivable a modern state letting a 13th century piece of history and its interior rot!!

[@TsAudrey]

The feeling is mutual! 😔

[@Molly-eg9qs]

​@@gaiuspliniussecundus1455 Das sehe ich auch so. Leider hab ich den Eindruck,dass Geschichte mit all ihrer Schönheit vergessen werden soll und das ist überall auf der Welt feststellbar.Eine Schande ist das

[@user-xr1ir1qk1t]

Auch der weitverzweigte frühere reiche Adel wurde Opfer der Globalisierung, eine immer kleiner, reicher und machtvoller werdende, elitäre Gruppe beherrscht jetzt das Weltgeschehen, denen ist es vollkommen egal, was aus den Gebäuden wird, sie haben ihre globalen Ziele erreicht.

[@DagonDee]

At 4:25 time stamp look at the windows above their head to the right. Either it's another explorer or you caught evidence of a ghost. It gave me chills. Another beautiful video.

[@suzyq555]

Good catch!!!

[@BearNecessities-k8z]

definitely not alone. At the 3:36 mark a figure in a white, old fashioned shirt appears above you at the windows. Right to left. Stops and appears to watch you then walks slowly away. Figure appears again at 4:24 left to right, walks along corridor. Again figure returns at 4:46 from R t L, stops peers from the window to the courtyard, lingers a few seconds then disappeared. Slow down speed to .25 and watch in slow motion. Fascinating !

[@EvilEye45s]

I came here to write the same thing. That’s wild!!

[@Explomo]

It is actually one of our friends that accompanied us on this explore. He's an photographer and was walking through the gallery at the time we filmed our introduction in the inner courtyard. Good eye for detail, though! ;-)

[@AJ-rv1cg]

Wow….that was an amazing tour thanks………Some of the castle looked very old and some a little like yesterday. What did the door behind the chest of magazines lead to! How sad that a beautiful home like this was abandoned. Maybe it was passed down to the current owners who didn’t want it. PS full such lovely treasures, books, photos and the lovely oak wood. 👋🇬🇧

[@vineckiy2342]

Поражает то, что сколько много всё таки здесь побывало людей и ни кто не не разграбил ! не разломал ! не своровал ! не уничтожил ! эти Сокровища культуры нескольких столетий !!!!!! Хвала всем этим Человекам!!!!

[@wojtekwesolowski1950]

Patamu chto tam niet bolschevikov !

[@ИринаШестакова-д1ф]

@@wojtekwesolowski1950 эти большевики спасли вашу страну от нацизма, а так сгинули бы ваши родственники в концлагерях и газовых печах, и вас бы не было тогда

[@andreykov]

@@wojtekwesolowski1950 Посмотри, что сейчас творится во Франции, какие бессмысленные погромы!

[@maryscott-xo9zd]

Wouldn't let be in ky

[@maryscott-xo9zd]

Just a waste shameful so many ppl homeless

[@normanmerrill1241]

Architectural gold mine, literally. That is a brilliant find…I can’t believe it’s been left untouched…you discovered the best abandoned property I’ve seen…thanks…be safe…

[@hollyhope7227]

Agree with you. If I was younger, had money and loved to live in France... But the french characters are not compatible with my way to look at live. I am German and this mentality...and they let you feel that they do not like the Germans at all. Very old hate is still preserved in this country.

[@MichelleDDB]

Regarding the “secret room”. My grandmothers house used to have a room very similar and I think I have a very good idea on what it would have actually been used for. You guys compared it to a chapel and you’re close! It’s called a “parlour” which was an offshoot/extension of one’s “living room”. Back in the old days when family members passed away, they wouldn’t be taken to funeral homes but instead funeral rites and visitation of the body in its casket was done in the parlour at home! Families who lived in luxurious homes had this room specifically for that purpose, but people who were not so rich had their wakes/funerals in the regular family room/living room. It makes sense that the “secret room” has a churchy feel along with a piano etc because this is where wakes and funeral visitation would have taken place! I don’t find it creepy or anything though… it’s quite a beautiful thing really!

[@gringoire2]

hey “Fangios”!! stop, you are little trash bandits!! you did not enter illegally. It’s clear that there is a caretaker who lives in the castle. 1, there is no dust on the floor, in many places, when passing the door!! the room has no more dust, and the bed has no bedspread!?! the bathroom is super clean!! the chair where you sat didn't have any dust either! Besides, you wouldn't have sat down if it had been dusty?? the African game with the marbles, in the veranda, has no dust at all??? 2, are all room doors open? that someone opened them to you, so that you could only visit these pieces!! and, 3,, I saved that for the end, hahahahhaha, we clearly saw a person passing in front of the windows of the veranda, when you do at the beginning, your little splich!!!! ha yeah I forgot, the gas stove outside!! for the barbecue??? hahahahah!!! laugh out loud!!! keep up the good work. see you next time you laugh hahahahah, bye twinks!

[@ellensinkinson4459]

I hope someone will buy this beautiful building and restore it. Such a crime to let it sit empty and falling apart. Really sad, such a beautiful piece of architecture and history.

[@mariabronki1712]

So true I agree it's a very beautiful castle for sure I loved it 👍👌😘😊

[@riceyo62]

It's too far gone ..imo

[@mariadelcarmenmartinez7946]

​@@mariabronki1712 ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤q

[@НатальяСеребренникова-ч4е]

Можно там поселить семью, которая будет следить за замком и получать жалованье. Это лучше, чем оно будет брошенным и приходить в негодность.

[@lindatimmons3675]

@@НатальяСеребренникова-ч4е ..... That's what my thoughts are . Get a family in there to look after it and do what repairs they could. Keep the yard area for. A .family could do quite a bit. And keep the vandals out. If people wanted to " tour it". Charge a fee and put that towards the property.

[@BearNecessities-k8z]

Great video. You guys are definitely not alone. At the 3:36 mark a figure in a white, old fashioned shirt appears above you at the windows. Right to left. Stops and appears to watch you then walks slowly away. Figure appears again at 4:24 left to right, walks along corridor. Again figure returns at 4:46 from R t L, stops peers from the window to the courtyard, lingers a few seconds then disappeared. Slow down speed to .25 and watch in slow motion. Fascinating !

[@Explomo]

This is actually one of our friends, who's a photographer, and he accompanied us on this exploration! Thanks a lot for watching and see you at the next one! :D

[@LamovaElena]

Эх, такую мистическую историю испортили! Я то надеялась на привидение

[@philanna38]

[@mariecolette9066]

Funny how their “friend” looks thru the window, blurry and not solid..and how they look as if they’re floating 🤔 Hmmmmm

[@phoenixrising1799]

This was awesome. Thank you guys. Just imagine when this castle was so full of life with families and servants cleaning and fixing meals. Doors opened for fresh air flowing. Children running through the hallways and outside courts... wow. Beautiful to go back centuries. ❤️

[@user-xr1ir1qk1t]

Mir hat es wieder bewusst gemacht, dass alles vergänglich ist! Ich stellte mir vor, wie dieses herrschaftliche Schloss einst voller Leben war, mit grossen Persönlichkeiten, adligen Herren, schönen Frauen und wohl erzogenen Kindern, mit Dienstpersonal und hohem Besuch. Nun sind alle verschwunden, gar nichts blieb von ihnen zurück, ausser ein paar persönliche Gegenstände und Möbel, die auch bald für immer weg sein werden...

[@TatianaRodriguezdelReySa-cj2dm]

Hola soy cubano y veo tantas cosas q presentas en este programa tal vez me pudieras ayudar

[@TatianaRodriguezdelReySa-cj2dm]

Hola soy cubano y veo tantas cosas q presentas en este programa tal vez me pudieras ayudar

[@mariettadominguez4920]

I imagine that too

[@barbiechase9023]

yes and to me it still should be full of life .

[@user-jh8kb7os4y]

지금은 만들수도 구할수도 없는 고귀하고 우아한 아름다운 예술품들이 아직도 먼지와 곰팡이의 습격에 견디고 있는것에 대해 무한한 감사와 찬사를 보내며 멋진 조각품들과 식기, 그림, 아름답고 귀한 가구들이 제발 오래도록 보존되고 지켜지도록 모쪼록 각계각층의 학자와 부호들이 관심을 가지고 이성을 복원해주기를 빌며 이런 보석과도 같은 오래된 성을 보여주신 두분께 진심으로 감사드립니다

[@СветланаСорокина-ь6э]

Спасибо за ещё одно путешествие во времени. Замечательный дом, прекрасн#й антиквариат. Спасибо вам за работу. Ждём новых путешествий, удачи и берегите себя

[@christinemaskell5518]

The true artistry of the rarest kind. It gave us a glimpse into another era we who live in this modern world could only dream of. The opulence and grandeur of vast fortunes that were passed down through the centuries to their rightful heirs. I hope and pray this castle will last for many years to come before nature and the passage of time consumes it completely. What a privilege to have a glimpse into a time of rare beauty and grace. One of the last rooms that was connected to a much smaller one was no doubt the children's room and the other belonged to the Au Pare (sp ?) or as we know them here Nannies. Thank you for showing us the gem and for the great effort it took to get there.

[@helenlodge4676]

Or at least everything inside is rescued. I can't stand the thought that it will all be lost

[@RaymondSmith-if6ge]

Hello Christine how are you doing

[@ЛюдмилаПавленко-е1я]

Красивейший замок. Столько веков прошло а он сохранился! Невероятно!

[@georgeribeiro2991]

🇧🇷🌵

[@Вероніка-х7ь]

Людей уже нет но осталась история их жизни Очень хочется чтобы эти чудесные замки были сохранены чтобы люди видели как жили наши предки пусть будет все сохранено Благодарю за вашу экскурсию ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@АпуляДжан]

Если. Это было бы в Расии мородёры всё уташили бы

[@torvn77]

1. ИМХО мебель и интерьеры в замке более поздних времён. 2. Это не наши предки.

[@ШлябинаТатьяна]

@@АпуляДжан А сейчас все сгниет и превратится в тлен. Мародеры сохранили бы для потомков.

[@lindawilliams2211]

Thanks guys for the tour...😊 amazing ❤

[@olenaom1179]

Ваши? Это предки французов😂

[@JoyceB-qv9xq]

The (water) container and basin on the wall by the door was most likely for anyone coming in to rinse off their dirty hands before entering the main part of the castle. The item that you said might be equipment for a fireplace is most likely a "steel" for sharpening kitchen knives by dragging the knife blade over the surface at a certain angle. The utensils in the drawer were not tarnished, so they probably aren't real sterling silver, but simply stainless steel for everyday use. The game with the smalls balls is called Oware (or the common English name is awari), played worldwide with possible origins in Africa.

[@AY_2222]

معلومات جديد شكراً لك

[@luisosorio-nt6gn]

el aparato ese de afilar los cuchillos le llamamos chaira aca en colombia ....

[@elenam9200]

Vasul de arama cu apa de la întrare......era propriu în bisericile catolice fin Europa , Și dacă acest castel a fost la origine un lăcaș de cult se poate explica .....

[@arthurantille2821]

What a treasure. Very often rich people would have live-in cabinet makers and people with various skills from poor families who would be glad to have a roof over their heads and meals. Often working for very little or no money at all, they would live with the family and the owners would insure their funeral and burial.Thanks for the visit.

[@monicaenriquez8643]

Love how both of you show so much respect to the past inhabitants of the properties but how you respect the beautiful contents of the properties you both highlight. Your combination knowledge is so refreshing, informative and 👁️ opening. Thank you for this video!

[@RaymondSmith-if6ge]

Hello Monica how are you doing today

[@rhondablackwell4491]

Hi boys from Australia. As a lover of history & restoring fine antiquities it was nice to see that recent mail was found within the relics of this castle. Like all large estates & homes passed down to families over time the running costs are immense. There would be owners surely who sadly don’t have the time or money to bring this historic home back to its original state. Many aren’t sure what they can do as help is often very expensive but there are many people who would volunteer to get these priceless antiquities into boxes & catalogued where they can be stored safely for the owner. Many of us around the world would be honoured to help by purchasing anything the owner would like to sell helping to raise money to get this castle back to its hay day. Governments are happy to get these homes looked into & historically classed. With public interest rising due to your wonderful video work I’m hoping that the owners understand that we care for them & would like to offer any assistance that would start reclamation of their unique home. Explomo’ boys Is there any way you could make contact with the property owners? I think it’s all very nice that we all get to see inside these private peoples homes & that “KZbin” financially benefits ….. So why not pass it forward & make a difference in someone’s life who obviously needs a helping hand. I wish I could do something to get this started.. Does anyone from France know how to contact these owners? We need to get this resolved as time is not on our side. Much respect & thanks, Rhonda NSW Australia.

[@RaymondSmith-if6ge]

Hello Rhonda how are you doing today

[@seeDiersoilcrossrowds]

You do not understand. These properties are left like this because all the family are all deceased. The property owners on the paper work/deeds are dead already. France does not have laws in place, unlike America, which makes a property owner that has died, must sell the property and divide it up among living relatives, unless it is willed to a certain person. If there is no official Will. then Probate law goes into effect. France has no such laws so property belongs to the dead people. Thus it remains as it was left.

[@saiprom]

Wow! What a historic home, hard to believe a beautiful home like this got left abandoned, all the antique got left around the area, everything inside is amazing, thank you for sharing

[@wendycrawford1792]

It’s a castle.😊

[@saiprom]

@@wendycrawford1792 I realize that, thank you .

[@Explomo]

You are most welcome! :)

[@michaelevervall9889]

It just costs too much to maintain such a big building. 😬

[@annaschul]

chłopaki piękny film dziękuję proszę o więcej pozdro dla was Ania Niemcy

[@ExploreTheAbandonedHouse]

it's amazing how this project has survived so many centuries thank you for bringing us to this place

[@anaclaudiadrosdosky8078]

Meu Deus! Me emocionei demaiiiiissssss! Queria estar ai tocando essas peças, esses móveis, sentindo a energia desse lugar, amo todo que é antigo. Maravilhoso. Móveis muito bem conservados, essas lareiras fantásticas! Fico imaginando toda movimentação da família no cotidiano!

[@beepseatsfindingfoodtreasu8756]

The contrast from one side of the castle to the next was just incredible!. Such pristine beauty and then utter decay. It really is a unique perspective of the ravages of time. Thank you for an amazing tour of this time capsule.

[@ТамараГревцова-ф5ъ]

Забросили,т.к.очень дорого содержать,особенно в наше время. Но что просто очень замечательно, что ничего не разграблено! Молодцы французы!

[@РоманБ-г9у]

Налоги вроде конские

[@Россиянка-й3е]

Не разграблено, потому что смотрят...

[@Paladins-CODEX-Ultra]

The basin in the main hallway/entrance is a hand washing station. Usually for when one has been working outdoors, or has been working with animals, or when travelling by coach after a long trip. It’s a common site in France amongst country farmhouses and chateaus! They may be found in other European countries. The ‘secret door’ is simply a servants hallway so that they are not seen in the main hallways, mostly done in houses of the era. In this case it looks as though they are servants quarters possibly. This was done so that the servants seem to appear out of thin air, so-to-speak, to add to an air of efficiency, silence and minimal ‘visual’ intrusion into the lords home domain. IMHO . . .

[@anhdungpham9402]

Mm 😮

[@elaine_1909]

😱

[@angelaorsini4643]

Isso mesmo , os serviçais circulavam por esses corredores para não ficarem circulando e incomodando os senhores da casa. Muito comum nos castelos e residências da nobreza.

[@gaillandry5455]

Again the Holy Water Fount used to make the sign of the cross when entering. Very Catholic tradition as water is blessed by the local priest.

[@carolenault9147]

I disagree with the hand washing station, I believe it held holy water. Given all the religious pictures and artwork.

[@barbaracastillo6801]

I absolutely love watching your explorations. I have watched them all multiple times and see something new each time. I have done much research on 17th and 18th century antiques after being blessed with an inheritance of antiques from this time frame. The respect you guys give these items in these beautiful homes is very honorable. I know that you could pay for a year of travels with a single dinner plate stored in a decaying china cabinet. Surprisingly the items stored in the "junk rooms" are usually the MOST sought after antiques of all. I'm living vicariously through you. Keep up the awesome exploration. I am an adoring fan!

[@jimh3191]

You have the original 12th century castle remodeled and expanded to create an elegant family chateau. It appears that there have been recent family members who have occupied parts of the home bedrooms, as they clearly have been occupied perhaps within 10 years. The main living areas seem to have been unused for decades and left olone and unkept in a time warp, dating back to the 19 century based on decor, artifacts and photos. Would be interesting to get the full family history on the property.

[@xristinabrileva1442]

Боже, какая красота! Какие удивительные вещи и мебель, моя любимая резная мебель! Произведение искусства! Все вещи представляют историческую и антикварную ценность на несколько миллионов! Почему такие прекрасные замки заброшенны, почему там нет смотрителя? И неужели в богатой Франции нет покупателя или из другой страны? Очень горько, если такое творение разрушится. Молю Бога, чтоб замок нашёл хозяина! Спасибо за видео. Я и восхищена и расстроена.

[@joancaruso170]

I think of all the places you have been to I think the French draw me in more than anything, I love to see the way they lived and the beauty of castles, homes, and the treasures they leave behind. It is breathtaking and also sad that the things left behind can't be used or repurposed.

[@ОльгаКовтун-ч4ц]

Это же сокровище! Это надо сохранить,нет слов,но у нас уелая эпоха,история перед глазами.антиквариат,которому нет цены и это все заброшно,это не постижимо

[@Explomo]

Не могу не согласиться с тем, что эти предметы должны быть сохранены, и это место должно быть сохранено! Спасибо за просмотр и комментарий, а также за вашу поддержку.

[@ЛюбовьГайсюк-н5щ]

😅 то т

[@fanuragindullina8379]

Да у нас все бы растащили

[@user-tw6hz5uh9y]

​@@fanuragindullina8379и хорошо бы сделали, люди бы сохранили. А так все прахом пойдёт.

[@joannecordelia]

So much to say. First-it’s easy to look up the language in google so you can translate! As you come in the front door. It holds holy water. They were very catholic. The white dove donates purity. As does the heart and blood- for Jesus. It says; He is under the knife of sad suffering but from heaven He awaits his just reward. Second: mothers or older adult stay near the children. As I see, you go in the mother’s room. The box on the marble table is her dressing table. The box says-Lentitive and softening for whiteness and velvety complexion. Rice flour, extra fine. Makeup-maquillage. The Frozen Brothers. Blue box-wrong! It is a popular painting technique and it says Franco-Russe. France-Russia. It was a fine set of letter writing papers and envelopes. It may have even had a pretty wax and seal. The small boxes usually jewelry. Sorry-painting that has a silver shine is not old. Rather new-50 years. Same with the frame. Enjoy it but treat it like a museum. Don’t sit on the furniture! I think those leather chairs are far older than you think! Remember-men and women almost always had their own bedrooms. If not they had single beds in one room. As they aged, they would have moved downstairs to live OR they had a chairlift up the stairs. Take that into consideration when looking at rooms. Also, it looked as if there may have been 2 boys and one girl at some time. Also an infant. Lastly-those “secret doors”- if they had maids, these were used to help them into bed, cover them, etc. So it was done quietly.

[@carmenpdl8918]

Ho posseduto molti arredi e oggetti di famiglia simili a quelli ripresi in questo castello. Anche le mie origini familiari sono antiche e ho antenati provenienti da Francia, Svizzera e Alsazia. Mi procura una grande nostalgia e malinconia vedere queste stanze abbandonate, avendo ormai perduto quasi tutti quei ricordi materiali. 😢

[@mobabn6086]

Did anyone else see the woman walking behind the Windows upstairs at 3 -4 min

[@naomirobison3200]

Yep,she was walking to the left!

[@hdqchau]

Đúng rồi, tôi cũng thấy điều đó, một cái bóng lướt qua ô cửa thứ 2.

[@mariecolette9066]

They said that’s their friend.. But since wen do humans look like they float wen they move?

[@christinamnechaczek2368]

Das war der unglaublichste historische Spaziergang den ich ohne euch nie machen hätte können vielen Dank Christina aus Österreich

[@ЛюдмилаМасалова-й1й]

Ребята , вы супер ! Я обожаю вас смотреть , с вами очень интересно. Я так люблю замки и особняки , всякие старинные вещи . Я с Украины , но мне так хочется побывать как нибудь у вас в стране и посмотреть вашу культуру , природу и вообще все , что можно. Я думаю , что когда война закончится и я побываю у вас в стране . Спасибо дорогие вам за ваш труд , дерзайте и удачки вам . Радуйте зрителя вашими путешествиями по старинке .❤❤❤

[@IngridHubenthal]

Hi, Maureno and Remon, thank you for sharing this exploration. The figurines in the plastic bags used to be local souvenirs in many European countries, they are showing off their traditional clothing, like some kind of Dirndl and leather trousers, if you see what I mean. In German we call this traditional clothing 'Tracht' and it used to be worn Sunday to church or/and on holidays. I remember these figurines from my first holidays as a child, I think, so they could probably be from 1960 to 1979 or similar.

[@LupitaPolit-ng5pf]

Great places and thank you merci beaucoup thank amaizing great and nice places beautiful cuntry

[@Roza-uv5cw]

Боже какая это все красота. Должен найтись инвестор для ремонта и реставрации всех вещей, нужно создать музей и отель или клинику-санаторий, очистить ландшафт , сделать парки газоны . Таких мест на планете почти нет. Это наследие материальной культуры всего человечества , кульутрной Европы которую мы любим.

[@Женя-ч9м1у]

Дуже цікава історія замку і тих, хто в ньому жив! Усе так гарно в середині замку,нічого не тронуте і не пограбоване! Стіни дуже гарні і саме середовище! Дякую вам щиро за таку чудову і ціну екскурсію! Будьте дуже обережні та уважні! Бережіть себе!

[@wendycrawford1792]

Gentlemen, what a find! It was all mesmerizing. Just beautiful and filled to the brim with very old fascinating antiques. The heavy furniture pieces were magnificent! I loved that you found the secret rooms. The place went on forever- I’d get confused! I loved the beautiful stone? stairways that flowed and wound around so beautifully. The thing that intrigued me was the obviously medieval toilet!!! This little alcove truly enforces that the castle is truly 12th century or perhaps somewhat later. What a remarkable tour. Thank you.❤️

[@ТатьянаСмолич-ч1з]

It's simply incredible!

[@RaymondSmith-if6ge]

Hello Wendy how are you doing today

[@RaymondSmith-if6ge]

Hello Wendy how are you doing today

[@cindyj7506]

Maureno and Remon, so good to see you both together again. I hope you are both well and looking after yourself. Thank you for another wonderful video. ❤️

[@RaymondSmith-if6ge]

Hello Cindy how are you doing today

[@katharinerasnake1119]

I loved the small bedroom with the pink floral wallpaper. It looked cozy and bright compared to other parts of the castle.

[@RaymondSmith-if6ge]

Hello Katharine how are you doing today

[@ruzenapolackova5540]

Již několik dokumentů zapomenuté hrady a zámky které jste prošli je velmi zajímavé a hezké že máte zájem o historii a natočit pro lidi videa a připomenout nám jak v té době žili určitě vám patří palec nahoru a děkuji 👍🤔⭐

[@carolweaver3269]

Near the door , that is for Holy/Blessed Catholic water, to be placed in the top part and then put with the faucet area into the bowl beneath. People could bless themselves when coming and leaving this entrance area. It was water' blessed first by a Priest' and brought to the home, or the Priest came and brought water when stopping once a year, to visit family to see how all was going and to bless the castle. This had to be the most exquisite home/Chateau, (even more than this) in its day. Just love seeing this and all they left behind was unbelievable, Thank you both for taking this time to bring it to us.

[@maryanneslater9675]

An amazing place. I hope someone will save it. Your reaction to finding what was probably the original castle garderobe (the deep stone toilet) was priceless. If there was no moat, then there would be an access door at the bottom so some poor peasant would have to clean it out every now and then, and cart the contents off to fertilize a field.

[@RaymondSmith-if6ge]

Hello Mary how are you doing today

[@gringoire2]

👀👀hey “Fangios”!! stop, you are little trash bandits!! you did not enter illegally. It’s clear that there is a caretaker who lives in the castle. 1, there is no dust on the floor, in many places, when passing the door!! the room has no more dust, and the bed has no bedspread!?! the bathroom is super clean!! the chair where you sat didn't have any dust either! Besides, you wouldn't have sat down if it had been dusty?? the African game with the marbles, in the veranda, has no dust at all??? 2, are all room doors open? that someone opened them to you, so that you could only visit these pieces!! and, 3,, I saved that for the end, hahahahhaha, we clearly saw a person passing in front of the windows of the veranda, when you do at the beginning, your little splich😀😄😁😆😅🤣😂😂😂😂!!!! ha yeah I forgot, the gas stove outside!! for the barbecue??? hahahahah!!! laugh out loud!!! keep up the good work. see you next time you laugh hahahahah, bye twinks!🤣🤣🤣🤺🤺🤺

[@dawnkurtz9541]

Amazing explore. Glad they left some of the ancient aspects. Especially the toilet. Wow! Nice job men!

[@RaymondSmith-if6ge]

Hello Dawn how are you doing today

[@christazarza887]

I hope someone saves this place and all the beautiful antiques. I always wonder how this happens.

[@Explomo]

We sincerely hope so too!

[@innaraguz2149]

​@@Explomo,Thank you very much for the tour, very impressive!❤❤❤

[@suchadalantomthong2392]

Thank You so much both of you for taking me to see the beautiful old castle and antique items that are hard to find and should be preserved ❤❤

[@elaine_1909]

Que incrível este castelo 😍🏰 estes vídeos são indos lindos e incríveis! Imagina para limpar e manter este lugar... Triste ver tudo abandonado 😪

[@vickilind5805]

It's a beautiful castle. It's so sad how it has collapsed and how it is used for storage . It would be awesome if the owner could sell some of the antiques to help rebuild it to it's glory and get rid of the junk to bring it back to it's glory

[@RaymondSmith-if6ge]

Hello Vicki how are you doing today

[@halinalasota4741]

Płaczę. Płaczę to jest piekne

[@girlielehmann6299]

Realmente es una maravilla este castillo 👌👌👌 Es una pena que Francia no arregle lo que está callendose. Puede ser usado para los turistas y así mostrar cómo se vivía. Tengo 75 años y me encantan, me fascinan las antigüedades: tengo un coche para bebés cuya antigüedad es de 86 años , usado por mis hermanos, luego yo , después mis hijos y nietos. Está en perfectas condiciones 👍👍 También obra en mí poder un espejo en el se lucía en la sala de mis abuelos. Es precioso. Me encantaría vivir en este castillo rodeada de tanta historia. Los felicito por este video. Les mando un fuerte abrazo desde CONCEPCIÓN TUCUMÁN ARGENTINA, bye bye 💗💗

[@Explomo]

Muchas muchas gracias!!! ❤️

[@naomihobbit2758]

It's mind blowing what they have left behind!!! Tens of thousands of pounds maybe more in just the furniture alone! And there were a couple of styles of building connected to the original castle/château you can tell by some of the stone work with brick . Someone definitely liked hidden rooms and stair cases .. The beds I totally fell in love with. They get left because the cost of he upkeep and bills etc but a shame to leave it to rot!!

[@georgiafrancis9059]

The thimble collection, shown at the end was amazing! The furniture, the beds, the door knobs were all amazing.

[@eladai.9117]

If I had money I swear I would've bought this building and restore it. It's my dream to live in such a place.

[@diannecrookes7172]

Truly captivating!!! The gunfire before you entered the castle was very atmospheric!!! Absolutely amazing place I wonder who actually owns it ! Good to see you both exploring together again. A real privilege to look back into history!!! Greetings from Egypt

[@Explomo]

Thank you very much Dianne! Happy you enjoyed it :) see you at the next one. Greetings from the Netherlands

[@diannecrookes7172]

@@Explomo Most welcome already looking forward to the next adventure!!!

[@RaymondSmith-if6ge]

Hello Dianne how are you doing today

[@RaymondSmith-if6ge]

Hello Dianne how are you doing today

[@ЛарисаЗалевская-б6д]

Просто удивительно,такая далекая история и все сохранилось, память об ушедших людях, событиях Люди борются друг с другом, непримиримость, желание одолеть врага во что бы то ни стало Потом забвение в веках, пыль истории , все проходит Как хочется там побывать, прикоснуться к эпохе, когда кровь, вражда главенствовали Войны, вечные войны и сейчас снова война Синьоры и простолюдины вечно воевали,,дамы растили детей,вели хозяйство и старели в замках

[@briansteele5489]

Magnificent - house and antiques! How this could be abandoned is such a shame. Thanks for showing it. We are all richer for seeing the architecture and craftsmanship, and the history of an earlier time.

[@RaymondSmith-if6ge]

Hello Brian how are you doing today

[@user-dr1th2rv2o]

It’s nice to see these gentlemen doing this house they’re so professional they put everything back place everything back where they find it. They are descriptive words of the architecture, and the features inside in furniture are exact unlike some others that bundle through and don’t know the names of things and guess Adam and wear necklaces and nail polish and they just don’t seem to know what they’re doing so I appreciate thisvideo very much. Thank you.

[@nathydumas5106]

The painting at the entrance means (he is under the knife of sad suffering. But from heaven he awaits the just reward) It’s written in French : Il est sous le couteau de la triste souffrance. Mais du ciel il attend la juste récompense.

[@glendaschroeder693]

Beautiful!! Thank you for sharing!! The best room was the 1500’s bathroom!!! Great work

[@RaymondSmith-if6ge]

Hello Glenda how are you doing today

[@lindaromero1435]

Hi, great exploration! The Metal Container near the front door with spigots and the metal bowl underneath. It was used to offer water to guest or to wash the hands.

[@yeseniah7373]

Thank you very much for answering their question. I was also curios to know! 😍

[@warmwoolsoxgood4559]

Yes it was. Travelling by horse was usually a very long journey, in every type of weather. Guests were fatigued from the bumps that hard, wooden wheels or steel caused, and were offered dust cleansing water at entry, which also allowed the home to remain cleaner. :-) Polite society offered this as customary.

[@RaymondSmith-if6ge]

Hello Linda how are you doing today

[@KarenBroadway-uw6bq]

I was thinking it was for holy water

[@thomasewing2656]

The water dispenser thing in the entry was likely for Holy water. Judging by the recent-looking junk, the place probably hasn't been used regularly in about 20 years, but is now only storage. Great find!

[@gringoire2]

👀👀hey “Fangios”!! stop, you are little trash bandits!! you did not enter illegally. It’s clear that there is a caretaker who lives in the castle. 1, there is no dust on the floor, in many places, when passing the door!! the room has no more dust, and the bed has no bedspread!?! the bathroom is super clean!! the chair where you sat didn't have any dust either! Besides, you wouldn't have sat down if it had been dusty?? the African game with the marbles, in the veranda, has no dust at all??? 2, are all room doors open? that someone opened them to you, so that you could only visit these pieces!! and, 3,, I saved that for the end, hahahahhaha, we clearly saw a person passing in front of the windows of the veranda, when you do at the beginning, your little splich😀😄😁😆😅🤣😂😂😂😂!!!! ha yeah I forgot, the gas stove outside!! for the barbecue??? hahahahah!!! laugh out loud!!! keep up the good work. see you next time you laugh hahahahah, bye twinks!🤣🤣🤣🤺🤺🤺

[@DucatiQueen]

What’s really impressive is that these places ( mainly in Northern European) remain intact and respected, unlike here in the US where the a place like this would have been cleared out , vandalised and utterly trashed . Sad fact….

[@Explomo]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts! You bring up an important point about the preservation of abandoned places in Europe. While it's true that many sites in Europe are well-preserved, it's also worth noting that vandalism and deterioration occur here too. Sometimes, uncovering these hidden gems requires venturing into remote areas or overcoming obstacles like climbing and accessing sites with caution. Having explored both Europe and America, we've encountered time-capsules in both continents. It's indeed a challenge to find them, but there are fascinating discoveries to be made everywhere. Let's continue to appreciate and respect these remnants of the past wherever they may be found! 🏰✨

[@sunyeoptea]

I was grateful to be able to share the life of one family with a long history.

[@joanmartin5884]

I can bet that thousands have missed you, me included xxx beautiful fortified building x

[@RaymondSmith-if6ge]

Hello Joan how are you doing today

[@celiareginarogero55]

Hi Maureno and Remon! Wonderful work! ❤ ❤It's great to see you together

[@Explomo]

Thank you so much Celia! Happy you enjoyed an exploration by the dynamic duo again :D

[@homeemail2306]

We loved watching this video! This is our 1st time watching you guys. We loved how respectful y'all tried to be with all the property, especially the interior furnishings. Take it from us; we just finished a year & 1/2 going through/cleaning up a 1920's hoarder home here in America (Texas!) The furniture drawers & cabinets that were in the best condition were the ones that were completely shut. The mice & roaches & snakes🐍( & their subsequent droppings 😝) did not contaminate whatever was in the drawers/cabinets - it left contents salvageable. So, just make sure to close any drawer or cabinet that you open ( we weren't sure the dining room cabinet drawers were closed back up after you opened them.) We look forward to more Urban Exploring videos!

[@Explomo]

Hi there!! Welcome to the channel and glad you found us through this video. Respect is very important when visiting such precious places. Good to know this about closing doors and drawers, we always try to do this as much as we can. I love Texas by the way, stayed there for 2 months last year! Thanks a lot again and hope to see you at future episodes! 😊❤️🙏🏼

[@xristinabrileva1442]

Меня очень беспокоит, почему вы не закрываете двери? Пожалуйста всё закрывайте, ящики, двери, это влияет на сохранность вещей и замка.

[@homeemail2306]

@@xristinabrileva1442 ...Translation, please🙂...KZbin does not give ability to translate. Thank you.

[@jeannielocke1522]

Did anyone else notice the white figure passing by the Windows inside the castle, in the view from the courtyard @ about 4:20 into the film and then back again @ about 4:50? Was it more of the film crew? So weird as the camera guy and both explorers are in the overgrown courtyard!

[@Paul_Schoning]

I saw it!

[@sofiagomes3844]

That figure is a guy in a Tshirt...probably one of the team 😂😂😂

[@danachavers449]

This place should be preserved and kept as a museum. Would love to explore this place.

[@elenax7061]

Шана і повага народу ,який зумів донести до цього часу красоту старовини.

[@suejensen6597]

I love this. If I could buy it and restore it, I would. It makes so sad that nobody takes care of it. I live in Omaha Nebraska USA and all the traveling I''ve done here in the Us nothing compares to this castle. I've dreamt of living in a castle since I was a little girl. At lease I have had the opportunity to see your video so now I can add to my dreams!!

[@Explomo]

Aw, it was our pleasure! Lovely to read such a comment and we’re very happy to hve taken you on this journey through this way. Thanks a lot!

[@BradyWillicott]

I live in ansley Nebraska I'm 14 I want to restore to its original condition I love it so much hopefully I can buy when I'm older it's so beautiful

[@marysquillacote7076]

I'm happy to see the two of you back together.

[@RaymondSmith-if6ge]

Hello Mary how are you doing today

[@Gabriel667]

20:43 I know thos figurines with the various traditional costumes. They were very common back in the 80s and I owned some of them. Very nice to see those again.

[@rossanavescovi3123]

Amei este passeio no tempo! Parabéns por dar essa oportunidade de conhecer a história que ficou perdida!

[@TraciRNump]

I was mesmerized the entire time! Thank you for the trip back in time. I just can’t wrap my head around why and how the contents are left to go down with the castle. Maybe that is just how it is supposed to be. I am shocked that less appreciative explorers have not taken everything. Can’t wait for the next one!

[@RaymondSmith-if6ge]

Hello Traci how are you doing today

[@gringoire2]

👀👀hey “Fangios”!! stop, you are little trash bandits!! you did not enter illegally. It’s clear that there is a caretaker who lives in the castle. 1, there is no dust on the floor, in many places, when passing the door!! the room has no more dust, and the bed has no bedspread!?! the bathroom is super clean!! the chair where you sat didn't have any dust either! Besides, you wouldn't have sat down if it had been dusty?? the African game with the marbles, in the veranda, has no dust at all??? 2, are all room doors open? that someone opened them to you, so that you could only visit these pieces!! and, 3,, I saved that for the end, hahahahhaha, we clearly saw a person passing in front of the windows of the veranda, when you do at the beginning, your little splich😀😄😁😆😅🤣😂😂😂😂!!!! ha yeah I forgot, the gas stove outside!! for the barbecue??? hahahahah!!! laugh out loud!!! keep up the good work. see you next time you laugh hahahahah, bye twinks!🤣🤣🤣🤺🤺🤺

[@Jenneefromtheblock]

Beautiful history, should be preserved for many generations to enjoy

[@Explomo]

Agree!

[@joselamers7964]

zo fijn om jullie weer samen te zien , ik miste Remon zijn indeed indeed ,😂maar zijn engels en vocabulair is echt vooruit gegaan♥️en , wat een prachtig kasteel ook de indeling de antieke meubels ,kijk mijn ogen uit ,dank voor het delen ,fijne week

[@VickiGonzales-oc9hj]

Imagine someone from the future going through your things and pictures wondering how you use to be and what you used the items for.

[@Explomo]

Hey Vicki, you've captured the essence of urban exploration perfectly! Our mission is all about reflecting on these abandoned places, trying to piece together the lives of those who once lived there. It really adds a layer of mystery and nostalgia to the experience. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@MarenZiola]

Vielen herzlichen Dank so ein wunderschönes Schloss. Ich liebe diese Art der Einrichtung,traumhaft schön.Danke für das miterleben

[@jostewart4420]

There are definitely squatters living there. The first three bedrooms at the end of the upstairs corridor are dust free, the beds have clean linens on them, and the wardrobes contain clean and modern clothing! Also, the bathroom is clean. Plus you found a piece of mail downstairs that was less than a month old!

[@Polemodrome]

Can't say I blame them, as long as they're not being vandals. Living in the middle of al this beauty and even having enough to read to last at least 3 lives! What's not to like?

[@HandsforHim]

The chess set had pieces that had been moved. There were spots where the pieces had been originally showing the layers of dust.

[@Sam-Lawry]

That s magical.. I just hope these time capsulds will be preserved.Some of these houses were quickly vandalised,at least stolen (sometime by antiquarians directly).

[@RaymondSmith-if6ge]

Hello Sam how are you doing today

[@НатальяКупаева-о6ы]

Невероятное количество артефактов в одном месте, хорошо сохранившихся! Спасибо за великолепное видео!

[@AnthonyTobyEllenor-pi4jq]

Sooner or later this place is going to get plundered because there is a fortune in antiques and memorabilia just lying around. I cannot believe that it is so easy to gain access, I did notice that somebody has already taken stuff, you can see by the clean patches in the middle of desty areas.

[@hennybrunner8939]

Melihat tempat ini mengingatkan saya bagaimana kami meninggalkan semua milik kami di Tripoli Libya tahun 2011. Kami pergi meninggalkan seluruh isi rumah. Pakaian, sepatu, barang-barang pribadi, koleksi foto, lukisan-lukisan karya saya, koleksi buku, rekaman video, music CD, dan sebagainya. Semuanya, furniture, kitchen stuff, peralatan-peralatan, bahkan simpanan bahan makanan, noodles, rice, wine, bahkan kendaraan 2 buah mobil. Semua kami tinggalkan kami hanya bisa membawa sebuah tas kecil berisi dokumen-dokumen penting dan 2 potong T-shirt. Kami tinggalkan semuanya di bulan February tahun 2011 dan kami tidak bisa kembali lagi ke Tripoli Libya sejak saat itu. Mungkin itu yang terjadi dengan keluarga yang terakhir menempati kastil tersebut. Mereka pergi dan tidak bisa kembali lagi ke Perancis.

[@firemanfireman7228]

Wow this place was amazing Everything left behind And all the rooms It would be nice if someone would but it and try to fix it up There is a lot of really nice rooms and some that really need attention right away The rooftop needs fixed first Water damage can really mess things up Nice to see both of you guys together again Loved the video guys Fireman 🔥🔥🔥

[@marilynmaker5942]

I love you two! You make the best explore videos; in-depth and professional. That was an incredible castle full of beautiful things, and you did it a lot of justice. Bravo! 🥰

[@RaymondSmith-if6ge]

Hello Marilyn how are you doing today

[@puddysue]

I always love how you treat every place you visit with such reverence and respect.

[@RaymondSmith-if6ge]

Hello Da how are you doing today

[@suzannewojtkowiak4329]

What an awesome place!!! I envy you being able to explore it. Kind of hard to imagine living in such a huge building. Nice video as you go along. Big rooms filled with so many antiques!! I hope someone will clean out all the old wonderful items before the whole place falls in on itself. Glad to see there was actually a modern bathroom. You can almost sit and think what living there once was. I wish you had more history of the place, as to why so much was just left in place - it doesn't look as if it's been totally abandoned for very long. Great job!!

[@gringoire2]

hey “Fangios”!! stop, you are little trash bandits!! you did not enter illegally. It’s clear that there is a caretaker who lives in the castle. 1, there is no dust on the floor, in many places, when passing the door!! the room has no more dust, and the bed has no bedspread!?! the bathroom is super clean!! the chair where you sat didn't have any dust either! Besides, you wouldn't have sat down if it had been dusty?? the African game with the marbles, in the veranda, has no dust at all??? 2, are all room doors open? that someone opened them to you, so that you could only visit these pieces!! and, 3,, I saved that for the end, hahahahhaha, we clearly saw a person passing in front of the windows of the veranda, when you do at the beginning, your little splich!!!! ha yeah I forgot, the gas stove outside!! for the barbecue??? hahahahah!!! laugh out loud!!! keep up the good work. see you next time you laugh hahahahah, bye twinks!

[@francescaraballo2248]

This is insane! How is this house not turned into a museum?!

[@ruthbeck2050]

The place was wonderful just wish the beautiful furniture and items could be saved. What a waste to just let it decay. Thank you Maureno and Remon

[@RaymondSmith-if6ge]

Hello Ruby how are you doing today

[@shellzmoe8966]

This was amazing!! I can't believe that thimble collection, there must be hundreds of them. That last scene with you guys in the spiral staircase surrounded by those walls of ancient stone and actual real tree logs, just blows me away!!!

[@RaymondSmith-if6ge]

Hello Shelly how are you doing today

[@NGD1953]

This place is SO beautiful! Just the kind of place I love for you to explore!!! I really appreciate it when you gave us closer looks at the gorgeous items from days gone by. AMAZING! (I don’t get very excited to get looks at old broken junk) These wonderful items are like what you’ll never see again! Thanks for showing us this place!

[@Explomo]

Lovely to read all of this Nancy! Thanks for your comment and we loved making this explore and documentary for you. See you at the next one!

[@RaymondSmith-if6ge]

Hello Nancy how are you doing today

[@gringoire2]

👀👀hey “Fangios”!! stop, you are little trash bandits!! you did not enter illegally. It’s clear that there is a caretaker who lives in the castle. 1, there is no dust on the floor, in many places, when passing the door!! the room has no more dust, and the bed has no bedspread!?! the bathroom is super clean!! the chair where you sat didn't have any dust either! Besides, you wouldn't have sat down if it had been dusty?? the African game with the marbles, in the veranda, has no dust at all??? 2, are all room doors open? that someone opened them to you, so that you could only visit these pieces!! and, 3,, I saved that for the end, hahahahhaha, we clearly saw a person passing in front of the windows of the veranda, when you do at the beginning, your little splich😀😄😁😆😅🤣😂😂😂😂!!!! ha yeah I forgot, the gas stove outside!! for the barbecue??? hahahahah!!! laugh out loud!!! keep up the good work. see you next time you laugh hahahahah, bye twinks!🤣🤣🤣🤺🤺🤺

[@lauriefrancavilla974]

To be able to explore this home and research its history would be so cool. The furnishings and fire places are gorgeous and appear to be well preserved for the most part. Thank you for sharing.

[@gringoire2]

👀👀hey “Fangios”!! stop, you are little trash bandits!! you did not enter illegally. It’s clear that there is a caretaker who lives in the castle. 1, there is no dust on the floor, in many places, when passing the door!! the room has no more dust, and the bed has no bedspread!?! the bathroom is super clean!! the chair where you sat didn't have any dust either! Besides, you wouldn't have sat down if it had been dusty?? the African game with the marbles, in the veranda, has no dust at all??? 2, are all room doors open? that someone opened them to you, so that you could only visit these pieces!! and, 3,, I saved that for the end, hahahahhaha, we clearly saw a person passing in front of the windows of the veranda, when you do at the beginning, your little splich😀😄😁😆😅🤣😂😂😂😂!!!! ha yeah I forgot, the gas stove outside!! for the barbecue??? hahahahah!!! laugh out loud!!! keep up the good work. see you next time you laugh hahahahah, bye twinks!🤣🤣🤣🤺🤺🤺

[@frankvanderhorst6528]

3.36 a person walks behind the second window from the left. Person in white/light clothing comes from the right. And stands still for 4 seconds in front of the left low 'black' window. And after a while the person walks back from left to right.

[@sallymay3643]

WOW at the end of the video the top of the castle looked like it was built in the 1600s with all that stone & timber showing was amazing. Great video well done I enjoyed the trip. ✌️🇺🇸

[@RaymondSmith-if6ge]

Hello Sally how are you doing today

[@IngridHubenthal]

Oh, I forgot to say: i love your videos. Thank you so much. Regards and keep on the great explorations.

[@lotusdolphin]

Hi Maureno and Ramon! So wonderful to see you together again. This Has to be one of my favorites. You’re right parts of it. Definitely look like a museum. They were beautiful. Love the spiral staircase, and all the children’s rooms were really remarkable. The opulence in which they all lived was really something. I wonder how old the last inhabitant was. If they were part of the Noble family. Made me sad to see all the personal effects as always Left behind. Interesting for us, but sad for them. Thank you for a beautiful Vlog. So much work but well appreciated. Love from California.💜🍀🤗🤟🏻😎🏰🇺🇸

[@Explomo]

Hi Liz! So glad to hear how much you enjoyed this explore. You are very welcome and thanks to you for all the appreciation and support! love back from the Netherlands

[@Fox1nDen]

the details on the wooden furniture are so beautiful. the sofas with the wood framing are so classy.

[@gilberthoudart]

J’ai adoré cette visite qui nous plonge dans l’ère du temps tout est figé comment est ce possible d’y avoir vécu et tout abandonner peut-être l’argent la vieillesse la mort.tout ces décors sont magnifiques et on bien sûr beaucoup de valeur avec tout ces objets anciens que peut-être des musées recherche.Merci à vous deux j’ai vraiment passé un bon moment de découverte prenez soin de vous pas d’imprudence 👍👏😘😘

[@Explomo]

Bonjour Gilbert, Merci beaucoup pour ton commentaire passionné et réfléchi ! Je suis ravi que la visite du château t'ait transporté dans une autre époque. C'est en effet fascinant de voir comment tout est figé, comme si le temps s'était arrêté. Les décors et les objets anciens ont une valeur incroyable, et c'est un privilège de pouvoir les découvrir ensemble. Merci encore pour tes bons mots et tes encouragements. Nous prenons toujours soin de nous lors de nos explorations. 😊👍 À bientôt pour de nouvelles découvertes ! Maureno

[@pixidanberty5530]

I love watching you boys together!!

[@Explomo]

That's great to hear Pixi! Thanks a lot for watching 🙂

[@lutfiyeogretici5693]

Wonderful Castle... Thank you Maureno and Remon.. 🥇😍🤩😊👏👏💝💝👍

[@debrasimons5599]

Such a old beautiful place. Thank you for taking us along this journey. So much history. Thank you both Maureno and Remon. Have a Blessed day and REMEMBER TO ALWAYS RIDE WITH THE LORD AND Stay Safe and God Bless You Both and Your Families. What a beautiful mansion. Keep on exploring.💞💞🙏🙏

[@RaymondSmith-if6ge]

Hello Debra how are you doing today

[@annestevens4864]

I am CONSTANTLY amazed, who walks away from such a home, from such treasures????

[@black4460]

I love all these old homes. Hard to believe there was a time period where this was happening and then it all gets destroyed and lost by the family