Harry Potters MANSION Hidden In The Jungle - Everything Left Behind Hidden For 40 years

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[@ChristyHendrick]

The entire house is so beautiful. The woodworking is fabulous. The windows are gorgeous with the lead glass in them. I’m just so struck by the magnificence of the entire place. Even the servants quarters are amazing. I’m in awe.

[@cheryllines4106]

There's an air of despair in these properties as the damp devours the ceilings & walls, its almost as if they're crying out for salvation. Heartbreaking that the once grand building & it's fine furnishings are left forgotten & unloved 😥

[@RCDimples]

Especially when there are so many people that would cherish the beautiful furniture and other antiques. I love them. My whole house is antiques.

[@raynalusted3159]

Makes me sad😢

[@raynalusted3159]

​@@RCDimplessame

[@dogmama2many]

Dave was the first explorer I found on KZbin years ago. He’s still my favorite. His English accent is so soothing that he sometimes puts me to sleep, like a beautiful story. I too, think someone was reaching out to him. The key, the ball, the closing door and then the sound of someone trying to get your attention.

[@leanndilorenzo4687]

His voice is VERY soothing to listen to. I put his videos on as background sometimes and it's a zen thing lol

[@dogmama2many]

@@leanndilorenzo4687 Dave is still my favorite.

[@Avari20]

I'm sure other people have mentioned, but the pan that you put on its stand with a lid is in fact a chamber pot, but was shaped that way so people could straddle and lift their dresses or nightgowns without a problem.

[@jonimarchese7655]

Dave, I needed to add another comment, thank you having the compassion to preserve the history and integrity of the homes you explore.

[@renasmith4123]

Agree.

[@maxguod]

He should do a better job and at least close all the open windows -

[@primezero6727]

Such a beautiful house, so horrible such a nice well made home is left to rot like that. Amazing the condition it was in on the inside from all that growth I expected it to be worse.

[@annamariapiotrowicz511]

speaking of history of france nice place named after hanery pottar (spell his name wrong) no new history who lived in this place in 1950/60's before it got passed new owers who abound it in 1970's

[@jsterling6805]

Someone needs to be given the chance to restore this beautiful home. It would do justice to trace its ownership so someone might be able to purchase and restore before it completely caves in.

[@Willow_508_]

What a shame that it's in this much disrepair. There are people who would love to fix it up. Some people just don't respect things, or have too much to care.

[@viviannefraser5974]

Once again it shows we need to be mindful of where are your treasures because you can not take material wealth with you when you die!!!

[@christianehuber1145]

An absolutely quaint building! Overgrowing everywhere! Great video.

[@dazzamcg2369]

I don’t live too far from that place. I often give a walk down here just to spend an hour or two reading the books. Think I’ve read like 7 of them so far. It’s just so peaceful surrounded by nature reading a book in one of those chairs.

[@user-gn2up9iz1e]

Keep going there, it's a magical place.🧿

[@cyndi.K9090]

Obviously there's no evil spirits there that attempt to harm you. If there are spirits left behind, they probably appreciate that you appreciate the books, and have respect.

[@VeVeJT23]

The bird songs and the nature overtaking everything is so beautiful.

[@cheryshstrong]

I hope someone buys and renovates it. Beautiful house and nature. So enchanting.

[@astriddobek8931]

It's totally heartbreaking to see this beautiful place just be rotting away. I don't understand how family members or even the government not put it up for sale at a reasonable price. This home is totally savable. An absolutely magnificent. I could only dream about finding a place like this to raise my family. Thank you for the video

[@moniquelevering6558]

It is so very much work to maintain a house like this.We recently had a tv series about a durch family buying and renovatie a castle like this and made a b&b out of it. You saw them work 12 hours a day, the work was never done

[@astriddobek8931]

@@moniquelevering6558 It would still be worth it at least for me.. I looked in connecticut usa. And I looked in a 200 year old house. And I missed the old properties they were made very well. And yes you're right it is a lot of work and a lot of maintenance. But if you love the property it's all that matters.

[@kayleyholland5655]

Because there is no longer much work in the countryside of France. There is a reason it’s a centralised city population now

[@lindarebello9196]

I can't imagine how gorgeous this mansion was back in the day. It's just beautiful. Thank you for taking us with you. Loved it.

[@karenmetz4500]

Be so wonderful to restore this beautiful Château and open it up for tourism, the history and family that lived here would be of interest to those who watch this channel. Thank you for this. 👌🏰👍💯❤️🕊️

[@j-lee143]

So we all heard the voices in the basement right? Never mind the other paranormal stuff..... Seriously though, I just found this channel and am hooked! I love the care you take and the fact that your doing your part to preserve historical places! Wouldn't that be great if this video inspired the right person to take on the challenge of restoring this gem?!?!

[@BobbiMeyer]

i heard them too...sounded like a little kid

[@j-lee143]

I agree, it definitely sounded like a kid!

[@debbiesayswhat]

Ok so it wasn't just me! I heard the voices also. I knew someone wanted his attention then heard those little voices. Amazing! Kudos and much respect for how they took much care at the property. I think the spirits saw that.

[@lilmissriss93]

I’ve just come across this video and haven’t yet reached the “voices” part BUT around time stamp 37:50 he mentions the 2 windows he believed were both open…..they were😳 I thought they were both open too so I replayed to see if he was right and he was 😯

[@j-lee143]

@@lilmissriss93 There are quite a few "interesting" parts here, the attic is spectacular! Happy watching!!

[@Lilithofeden1]

I wouldn't be able to stop myself from clear plasticing the broken windows and trying to preserve the rest of it for as long as no one found it and putting wallpaper glue so I could put the wallpaper up before it fell off and rotted. I hope no crazy people find it this is someone's amazing life.❤ and God to be able to read all those books, I love books from before they change history

[@elizabethferguson7002]

Please...someone save those books and those gigantic stain glass windows😮😢 What a treasure trove. Thank you for the journey. Beautifully bitter sweet.

[@raywright8127]

What I love about this is that the explorer gets so excited about the property and its contents, plus that there isn't the constant cussing etc as with other channels.

[@TheDancingunicorn]

Hi Dave, those pans aren’t baby changing pans, they are piss pots (which is where the term came from), the people used them through the night to go to the toilet and the servants emptied them in the morning. Love from Australia

[@Ragnar8504]

I think they're bidets rather than chamber pots. The pieces of furniture are definitely wash stands that would have had a bowl and pitcher with warm water on top. Did you notice the red writing next to the bathroom light switch? My French is a bit rusty but I'm 99% sure it read "Danger! Naked feet!" and a lightning bolt next to it. Either someone was paranoid about electricity or this switch gave someone a nasty shock some time in the past! The room with the giant fireplace in the basement was most likely the original kitchen and the current one was installed when the family downsized from a feudal estate to somewhat modern living.

[@TheDancingunicorn]

@@Ragnar8504 I’ve seen these on other KZbin videos and they definitely aren’t wash stands. They are chamber pots, I have seen them with old urine still in them

[@2012redrobin]

Possibly a wash basin bowl in the top but pretty sure it's a chamber pot in the drawer pull out.

[@Sapphireice8]

I giggled each time Adam called them baby changing.. but only because I was imagining there were 100s of babies needing them.. the chaos.. its a baby house

[@TheDancingunicorn]

@@Sapphireice8 funny 😂

[@sheilajasek8948]

The shear excitement on your face tells its own story. It breaks my heart to see such an amazing home becoming one with nature. I so wish it could be saved. The floors are so beautiful. Can't you just imagine the story's this home holds? Oh my goodness that window with the birds is just such a treasure. I love the velvet bedspread and the stepping stool. Gorgeous sleigh bed and doll house.

[@AWE83]

Massive thank u xx

[@VeVeJT23]

Not sure if anyone has told you yet but the little red box lid you found? Extra Rapides were fast exposure film slides. So people didn’t have to stay still as long. They could often be colorized, as well.

[@beautifulcreaturesbonedeep4401]

Heartbreaking to see this beautiful place left cold, broken, and unloved by nothing but whispers and ghosts. And the tables with holes are wash stands. the hole in the top held a ceramic wash basins, handled water pitcher and so on. Draws held towels and wash rags +.

[@michellemiddleton2371]

Thank you Dave for taking us along with you on this explore. What I love about your videos is the respect that you show everything. Your care comes from the heart and at times we can tell that these places affect your emotions. It feels that it's not just a video but feel that we are right there with you. I often imagine whilst watching your videos what people would have walked the stairs, what their families were like, what their last meals were in the houses etc, children playing and laughing. Thank you so much for everything you do to record these properties history. Love from Australia 🇦🇺

[@lornasimmons5499]

The white metal pans are bedpans i think. I really like that you are so respectful of these places and people's belongings that are left ❣

[@melissamiles2577]

Dave was right, they are indeed French baby baths 🙂

[@neeleymountain]

Yes, bedpans, and the tables are washstands. The hole is to nestle the bowl in. No indoor bathrooms.

[@anitavannuffel5333]

It’s a bidet

[@neeleymountain]

@@anitavannuffel5333 that would be more accurate.

[@susancarver1977]

@@neeleymountain Bowl and water pitcher maybe?

[@cynthiawoodburn977]

I love this home. When you were in the room, on the 3rd floor, the the key definitely fell on the floor. Also the ball w as not just rolling but seemed it came from no where. In the 1800’s and early 1900’s of a family had a child that was disabled like Down syndrome , autism and even epilepsy they would lock them away to be unseen. That room where the ball moved really reminded me of that.

[@amandakuecker5075]

Its always good to watch you old new whatever the antiques are insane and how thses homes are just left its an experience for the mind for sure ❤❤❤😂never tire of watching..

[@ndog2005]

Wow, Wow what a timeless beauty & yet so well hidden. You found a treasure there..

[@jujujustme]

Wow! This is the most amazing old Chateau I've ever seen!! So sad it's been left to ruins. The furniture alone is worth a fortune! Even though I respect the authenticity of keeping this home 'as is/was', I do wish some of the furniture and other antiques could be salvaged to live a new life rather than rot away. Thank you so much for showing us this amazing place!

[@valeriealvis7740]

I agree with you! It’s absolutely horrible to see such beautiful pieces just left to waste away. I think they should be rescued from such a demise. I think their former owners would be glad to see them rescued from such a waste

[@khustombuilt2854]

So disheartening to see such a waste. I only watched a little. The sheer waste and ruin made me feel a bit angry actually.

[@rhm987]

I could never do exploring in all those old properties. I’d be walking out with all the furniture I could! Lol

[@DemelzaBoing]

The pans are not baby changing items.... They were used by ladies to wash their intimate places, before people had bathrooms. The little bath held warm water and the ladies would kneel or sit straddling the bath and be able to effectively freshen up without having to fill an entire bath. Hope this helps.

[@catnoel2283]

You are making me feel ancient !! I had one of those puppet show growing up with lots of different hand puppets . We use to throw plays all of the time .it was fun back then . We also had an old projector and screen and we watched movies like : Snow White , the sword in the stone , the 3 little pigs ,….. brought back so many memories writing this down 🥰🥰

[@franklinstephen3268]

Hello 👋 how are you doing?

[@smithjessiem44]

That home is such a beautiful place, who wouldn't want to live in a place like that. Just think of how it was back in the day. I can't get over all the antiques and furniture left behind. I would love to have a place like that.

[@leslimcquaig1875]

How sad to see such beauty just decay. Pitty someone couldn't save places like these if not the furniture and other important things. Makes me so sad but so glad someone preserved inside by filming. Thank you!

[@BBenterprisses]

Gorgeous Stairway 😮

[@lynncorvillion7557]

It must have been spectacular when it was just built! This was an awesome find. I just picture everyone doing their own thing in this home. People cooking, reading, cleaning. Kids playing.

[@franklinstephen3268]

Hello 👋 how are you doing?

[@justcurious3514]

This is one of my new favs. I never stop being amazed that something so full of life eventually just fades away. It's hard to comprehend. Every single room is amazing. I think it's incredible the mirrors weren't broken! and it's amazing how gorgeous the stained glass windows are. I enjoyed every room but the staircase w bookshelves and stained glass windows is insanely cool. you were very brave exploring that gigantic area under the house. As usual I absolutely love your personality and thank you for sharing

[@jamescarrington5521]

I love your comment about how you'd treat the servants; I've always said that I'd be like that, too....the more, the merrier! No one deserves to be treated like a second-class citizens.

[@cherylhardeman7189]

Have you ever found something so startling that you have reported it to the police? All these little treasures just drive me wild. So many things I would want to take home. Love your videos.

[@anjel77RN]

Dave you do such incredible work and always keeping it real !! We so appreciate your calmness, your time explaining and your thoroughness ! Not to mention trying to give history and what might of been in that time period ! Love you loads from NY 💖🙏

[@juliepurcell83]

Another great explore Dave, it was an amazing château, surely the families could have kept it going and pass it down generations to generations

[@beachgypsy13]

that place is flipping HUGE!! the layout for each floor is insane, every room is attached to another! WOW! this is one of the many reasons i love Urbex!! found you today and loved the videos!!

[@heididieckmann8579]

Dave,dies ist wohl eins meiner liebsten herrenhäuser,wunderschön,habe mir vorgestellt darin zu leben,einmal die Zeit zurückdrehen und dem Leben zusehen das hier einmal war,danke für dieses tolle Video und pass gut auf dich auf

[@ashcunningham3133]

I love how the paranormal doesn’t make you run out the house, you still show us more of the houses

[@lindawatson3739]

It is not paranormal going on it was Dave who picked up the fork & threw it on the floor, go back & check when Dave opens the cupboard there is a fork on the shelf that he picks up. You are being deceived into believing its haunted

[@ashcunningham3133]

@@lindawatson3739 what about the voices he catches? Plus what would be the point in him doing that it wouldn’t benefit Dave at all he already does explores he doesn’t go out of his way to also capture the paranormal as well other wise he would just be a paranormal channel

[@marcosfigueiredo2522]

@@ashcunningham3133 it was cleared filmed, he did pick up the fork haha just go back there and watch again

[@Spockismyhomeboy1]

Did he also roll the little object from the other room to the one he was in? Did he also shut several doors behind himself? There is no question a house this old and with so much history would have remnants left behind of previous lives.

[@janetpendlebury6808]

@@Spockismyhomeboy1 It is a video your watching, anything can be made to seem what it is not, plus it is an old abandoned house, rats and mice galore which make sounds and even in our house doors close by themselves as they are not hinged properly.

[@ofthedifference]

Greetings from California, USA. What an extraordinary place you found! You must have come unglued when you came out of the trees and saw the building for the first time. I must say that I thoroughly enjoyed tagging along with you as you explored this home - what a fun activity you do! The stained glass windows are gorgeous - I have never seen such beautiful stained glass. And those marble fireplaces in every room. Although you said the home was last occupied in the 1970's, all the contents looked like they were from the late 1800's, early 1900's - perhaps instead of the 1970's, it was the 1870's when folks last lived there? Just a thought. The shoes you showed us were definitely not from the 1970's - it is most curious that they'd still be there if a family lived there in the 1970's. I found the deep reverence you demonstrated for the place, the people who once existed and lived there; most touching. You let your imagination take you back into another time and place, and you must never lose that quality, it will serve you well throughout your life. I have always retained a bit of "the child" within me - it keeps me enthusiastic, curious, and experiencing wonder. You are the best explorer and I shall check out your other ones. I subscribed to your channel just now and "liked" the video. Thank you for uploading this!

[@janiceyoung7273]

It's heartbreaking to see such Beautiful homes fade away.Thank you for bringing us along on this exploration of a Family home fading away.

[@dianaboyd7415]

Oh David, one of my favorite explores! I was gone for a few months and am trying desperately to catch up on what I’ve missed. I’ve seen a few of the other explorers videos & they don not compare to you. You are so thorough and respectful. Your commentary and excitement is absolutely masterful, it’s like you’re having a conversation with each and everyone of us. As soon as I hear “hello explorers” I get quite excited for what I’m privileged to see & hear. Sometimes you’re so giddy, excited, almost child like and then something falls or a door slams or we hear what sounds like someone trying to get your attention & you’re a bit shook, but carry on. You take us everywhere. Others reshot the same things over & over and never go into the kitchens, basements and etc. Thank you for sharing your adventures, you make them fun and leave me wanting more. Stay safe and may you do this for a very long time ❤

[@deborahcameron728]

Dave around 52:45 and 52:59 there was like little whimpers. I thought it might be the floor but you are in the basement, could be someone upstairs maybe? All the same I listened to it a few times and it's definitely like a human whimper. As always Dave I just love you and how you treat these properties and the family's of each property with care, love and most importantly RESPECT! You are an amazing man and I'm sure you make your parents PROUD. THANK YOU for another wonderful explore. Without you I would never get to see such beautiful places. Miss seeing Mark with you.Stay safe ALWAYS, MUCH LOVE FROM OERGON USA 🇺🇸 😊 ❤

[@maryannpietryka2561]

How beautiful that Mansion is would have liked to see it in it`s day. Can imagine with the sun shinning through the windows in all the rooms and loved the stair way leading all the way to the top floors .absolutely breath taking.Loved every thing about this video. Keep them coming Take Care and Stay Safe ❤X SEE YOU ON THE NEXT ADVENTURE😍

[@lilgrlQ1]

1970's!!? Hey wait a minute - I graduated HS in 1970! 😯😂 It's really a beautiful house! Big thanks for sharing it with all of us! Just Look Out For Them Ghosties! 👻💕

[@LisaSmith-cf5wk]

Thank you Dave for sharing all of your videos. The respect you have for everything and the story you tell. You truly love what you do. Respect to you! Please don't ever stop doing what you love!

[@nikkiwood4412]

Well that turned creepy towards the end. Flying keys, moving balls, forks falling on floor and children's noises in basement. Your a brave man Dave. I wouldn't of done the attic and basement on my own. Another fantastic explore though thank you

[@seona6549]

I heard children noises in the basement as well too! And other sounds 😵‍💫

[@MelanieJolie]

I think a lot of people have commented that spirit seems to reach out to Dave…he’s a sensitive and on nearly every explore, strange things happen and voices are caught ❤️

[@kimharding2246]

Did Dave throw the fork himself? 🤔 watch 51:16 till you hear the fork fall. Same fork he reached for. But yes, other things unexplained.

[@angelafield2798]

Yes witnessed this as well.

[@nikkiwood4412]

@@kimharding2246 ah I didn't notice him get the fork first time watching so good spot

[@jonimarchese7655]

OMG, my day just got better. As I always say a day with AWE is a good day, as I explore looking into buying a chateau, seeing them like this just breaks my heart, thanks Dave for taking us with you. L'amour de NY.

[@barbararodriguez8790]

I absolutely love going through all these mansions with all their wealth. I'm lucky to be able to pay my rent and utilities along with some food and medication. It's a dream to ever think of living like this. Thanks for doing these adventures for me. Love the way you do all these adventures.

[@Funshine4u]

Beautiful!! The floor tiles and that marble table are just gorgeous. I wish everyone who entered and old home like this would close up any door or window to help keep nature out for just a bit time longer. What a lovely place. Thank you for sharing.

[@catnoel2283]

It is not a baby changing table at all 😊it is actually a sink and a bed pan ( on the bottom) . The hole is suppose to be for a wash basin to be placed in , the drawers are for toiletries and the bars on the side for towels 😊

[@midnightblue3226]

I'm a new subscriber and have been catching up on your old stuff....I am an anxiety sufferer and find your videos very calming....a chance to escape for a while...thankyou for all your hard work ....

[@14BRIANBOY]

The MOST wonderful find that I've seen. So many artifacts to give hints of the former lives that lived there. Very little vandalism. You were right about the cost of maintaining such a massive home / property. Far more expensive than anyone would take on. Sad. Likely the last of the family lived there & when they died, that was it. 💙

[@whimsicallywhimsywhimsical363]

I appreciate you taking us through this beautiful château. I think this is the most beautiful walk through I’ve taken.

[@annsmith4739]

Dave thank you so much for all these beautiful amazing homes you take us to ,this is breath taking such a shame it’s decaying like you said if walls could talk ,I always think that much love Ann uk 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@SugarplumFairy01]

Dave, This place is AMAZING Thank you for taking us along! It was so heartwarming to see how excited you were to walk into that bedroom with the doll stroller, I love how you pushed it! I am sohappy to see you happy & glad you knee injury healed well! Love you my friend!

[@SugarplumFairy01]

Miss you my friend, Sugarplum Fairy

[@noelconnor8539]

I wish i was half my age at 71 ,i would not hesitate purchasing that Beautifull PROPERTY & BRINGING IT BACK TO ITS NEAR ORIGNAL STATUS OF GRANDEUR & OPPULENCE, WHAT A SHAME ,THAT SOMEONE HAS NOT LUSTED AFTER THIS TO DO JUST THAT, THE GOVERNMENT OR THE LOCAL MAYOR SHOULD HAVE INTERVIENED MANY YEARS AGO TO FORM A TRAINING COURSE FOR YOUNG APPRENTICES TO RENOVATE THIS PROPERTY ,GIVING THOSE AN ACCREDITED QUALIFICATION IN TRADES FOR THEIR FUTURE ,WHAT A WASTE OF AN ENTERPRISING FUTURE FOR THOSE YOUNG INDIVIDUALS,

[@undinehaugen9488]

Harry Potter's mansion-wow what a house!! Again, another adventure with you and your friends! Too cool. I told you before, y'all are my legs and my eyes! I love these walks to these beautiful places!!

[@rachealsmith5138]

Very beautiful château! I love the way some of the fireplaces have the windows above them. I also love the way that doors are basically decorated the same as the walls. They don’t stick out like closets, they just blend in with everything and you kind of have to guess where the door is! This would be one beautiful Renovation! It is so sad that with taxes and upkeep a lot of these shuttles have to be abandoned. Wonderful explore! Take care and many blessings!

[@Canadian-Bacon2]

Fantastic explore Dave! I can express in enough words how much I love your explores, thank you! It amazes me how much beautiful furniture and paintings were left behind! I always ask why? You had a child trying to reach out to you there. The key dropping and the ball on that little room. There were 2 child like whimpers in the basement just after the spoon was thrown in the basement. How incredible. Much love!

[@TheAnimalsMagicShop]

That basement was scary! A fortune of antiques left behind and back to the earth where they came from all will go. Thank you for an awesome explore.

[@amylocke8173]

My all time favorite! Wow!! Thank you!

[@maurad5378]

Hey Dave. You’re one of my favorite explorers. You genuinely take care to respect these homes and past owners. I noticed though in your last two explores, you haven’t spent much time looking at details, showing us items in cupboards, photos, paintings and the like. I especially would have liked to see a close up of the wallpaper in some of the rooms. They were fantastic from what I could see. You have more of a faster sweeping of your pans rather than a slow, steady one. It’s possibly a time issue since there were two of you or perhaps not wanting us to see a name. If the family made a major historic discovery, I’m wondering why the family or town hasn’t preserved this place. Love you, love the house!

[@AWE83]

Zxx

[@shae-fae355]

The white kidney shaped basins are chamber pots (bed pans). Great explore 💯💚

[@amelia.jane1235]

Wow that place is amazing. I think my favourite. I’ve been away so I am just catching up on all your explores Dave. You do such a great job of filming. It must be hard to film such a gorgeous place and take it all in at the same time, you’re super ⭐️ I hope it gets restored one day and all those beautiful old pieces inside are saved. I can’t believe how many of those old books were left. X 💗💗

[@Rosemarie-rl1kd]

I just lovvvvvve these guys...look at the architecture....all the carved wood...so Awesome !!!! Thanks for sharing this guys !!!!!

[@terrybailey4622]

Such a beautiful place. So sad to see it in such disrepair. You led us through the video with grace & dignity as always. Stay safe love to you Mark & families ❤️❤️

[@CandiBenson]

You’ve had a few things “fall” in houses lately. They’re just begging for interaction and trying to reach out, probably out of loneliness. They must see something in you that they like. Allow them to speak. Investigate those places paranormally. Love your vids!!☮️❤️

[@sharonjones7728]

I totally agree with you. The spirits of the houses not all but some and dave as Iv said before has got a connection with spirit. Because if there is one they will always show dave something. He's so lucky he's got that such a beautiful gift to have x

[@billstill1794]

lol, maybe you'll see Casper the friendly ghost!

[@en-pdill3588]

Yea bc u totally don't see him puck up the utensil at around 50:00 51:00 to throw behind him lol 😆 ahh it was 100% a ga ga ghosttttt

[@CandiBenson]

@@en-pdill3588 I had to look and see what I missed! Your time stamp is wrong or “puck” up isn’t the typo that it appears to be. 🤔

[@en-pdill3588]

@@CandiBenson Aw darn ya got me buddy ya got me...I better not ever "tpyo" again LOL WOW ppl amaze me...Dont be so butt hurt over me calling out a strangers bs ok,u don't know him,it effects u ZERO....And I specifically said "at AROUND" bc I knew It was within that time frame,give or take,I figured most ppl can handle what is required. As for a typo,ummm who gives a shit? Like really,most ppl can read a typo and get the point lol I,at least anyway. Maybe try to be cool another way rather than being the grammar po po mmk buddy. Now,I won't be back so don't bother trying to bother me. I'm gonna take my baby in our pool then enjoy some grilling and maybe a movie here in the yard with the fam. There u go, lots of typos lol now hurry get to work 😅🤣 bye bye

[@dianakardum6150]

It’s so great seeing all you guys together exploring! Have fun! Be careful!

[@lisaedbrooke7592]

Hi Dave another wonderful place again.. you always been us beautiful places Dave. look at the door you can't see it properly WOW.dave please be careful don't cut your self please.. your very respectful to the wonderful places you go to.. take care please x.loves you Dave

[@chaotic_crafter]

I love this place... I can imagine spending the time and money (if I weren't a skint person 🤣) lovingly restoring it. Great job Dave... It would be great to see a return journey for some general spookiness. 👻👻

[@franklinstephen3268]

Hello 👋 how are you doing?

[@diskod50]

nobody does these places justice like you Dave.....I always wonder what it would take to restore a place like that....the structure might be a mess but theres gotta be a way to restore it!!! good luck on yer journey my friend!! After watching till the end around 52:30 theres 3 sounds that sound like a kid trying to making noises right before Dave says he's creaped out!!! wonder what it was.....

[@Cindy-luvjpfe]

I too heard the three sounds and thought that it sounded like a young person making them at two other times also 52:45 and 52:58.

[@diskod50]

@@Cindy-luvjpfe that's the first thing that came to my mind was a young child....I hadn't seen any other posts about it when I put this up so I thought maybe everyone else know what the sounds were....lol

[@angelamills58]

@@diskod50 Yes, I heard them too

[@Kimtwister]

i heard those to also did u see were he went up in the attic and that ball was pushed back in and something was dropped

[@diskod50]

@@Kimtwister no I didn't.... would u have a rough time of where to look?

[@suzannebush176]

Beautiful. Thanks for showing this manor.

[@marygolds51]

Dave is just the best explorer. So respectful of the people, both present and long gone . He is so knowledgeable on vintage and current items he sees.. he is a pleasure to watch . No obnoxious banter .. can’t stand that … “just the facts ma’m.. “

[@CC34416]

Oh my goodness, what a beautiful chateau, thank you for taking us on your journey there, I have to take my hat off to you for going into that attic, I couldn’t do the spiders let alone the rolling ball 😳 thoroughly enjoy all of your videos, thank you for sharing them, safe travels 🥰

[@sherishaw5144]

Absolutely LOVED this video!!!! I would so love to explore this chateau!!!! Just gorgeous!!!! Loved it!!! Take good care, annd absolutely stay safe!!💕💕lots of love from Iowa, USA😊😙

[@tinachristine7966]

That was absolutely amazing and beautiful.Thank you so much for taking us on this journey with you. !!!! Breathtaking !!!

[@davidwayne9982]

WOW-- with that music and your BEAUTIFUL entry-- it's like a professional MOVIE beginning... THANKS-- and havne't even seen the house yet..

[@juliemcmurtrie2713]

Wow someone should buy it and restore it. What a wonderful place to live 😊❤️

[@tammiebarnes7787]

Wow what a beautiful place and so sad it is going to ruin! I loved the attic a little spooky up there! What a life they must have lived! The Mansion is so beautiful i could absolutely live there! The antiques are breathtaking! i would absolutely come back and do a paranormal investigation Thank you for the explore and stay safe! God Bless from Louisiana ⚜️⚜️💜

[@franklinstephen3268]

Hello 👋 how are you doing?

[@claudiapeterson3637]

I really enjoyed this adventure. Thank you for touring this wonderful chateau.

[@gailking1763]

I have watched quite a few abandoned videos. This is one of thr best. You took care as you admired. Covered quite a lot. Which i liked.

[@cidercik]

Good find. Aside from maybe the first pram, these are all for dolls. Notice how the beds are usually in a niche. That was how bedrooms were laid out. I'm also guessing the father was an architect and those are drawings from his practice.

[@Wistful77]

Oh my! I must watch this twice, so much to see, and the haunted attic! Wow! Thank you for this opportunity to see history in a place I could never go. Well done!!

[@Wistful77]

Most interesting in all of that history is the evidence that children grew up there, the toys, beds, I love the shoes by the beds, all of the woodwork, the beautiful floors, imagine being a child in such a wonderland! The attic was freaky, there was something lingering there, an energy that dropped the key and moved the ball. It would be very cool to spend the night there and see what pops up.

[@DeirdreB-fu1qb]

So glad you all traveled together !! Always fascinating but always be safe ☺

[@ginaferracini9375]

Wow Dave you did it again! Amazing explore heard the voices down the basement ..Love the staircase windows ...love Everything in it ..Thanks! ❤.

[@GeraldinePaul709]

Hi Dave, I absolutely enjoyed your video, especially the story as the narration is told by your point of view; and I like the fact that you don't ignore the weirdness occurring around you. The audio you captured downstairs sound like a young child. It be cool to explore the paranormal at this place.

[@karenskinner9817]

Both those windows were open Dave, you was right. Also when you were in the attic that object was thrown or rolled in the room by the door, also the fork was dropped onto the floor in the kitchen, just like you thought. Did the other boys have any paranormal things happen to them, you definitely need to go back and investigate a bit more. At 52.44 and 52.49 when you are in the basement there are two voice noises like whines. What a beautiful place, I really enjoyed it, thanks for sharing Dave, stay safe. Xx❤️

[@1028dianemarie]

I heard those voices too.

[@DWpeep]

This has to be my most favourite exploration video! Such a beautiful place, I really wish I was there just to get a feel for the ambience. Keep it up!

[@barbaragravely920]

Thank you so much for showing just a beautiful explore.

[@teresanoel4035]

Charles Magnin (1793-1862), the first puppet theatre historian, states in his Histoire des Marionnettes (History of Puppets, 1852, new version 1862) that puppets originated from ancient idols and therefore appeared in the context of ceremonies and in terms of religious customs. At the beginning of the 20th century, other researchers proposed different hypotheses. Diverse Theories From Germany, Richard Pischel (1849-1908) asserts that this type of theatre has only one geographical origin and that India is the birthplace of puppetry. To support his position, this philologist - specializing in India - makes references to the Sanskrit terms sutradhara (he who holds the strings) and sutraprota (puppet), which would denote the first written accounts of puppetry in world literature. Another argument in favour of this thesis would be the role played by Gypsies in the dissemination of this art throughout the world. Several scholars share this view regarding these itinerant puppeteers. On the other hand, other researchers like Hermann Reich (1868-1934) and Berthold Laufer (1874-1934) believe that Asia owes its tradition in this domain to Greek culture. However, 20th century ethnographic research on the first cultures and civilizations confirms the theory set forth by Magnin and his followers, among whom were Gaston Baty (1885-1952) and Otto Spies (1901-1981). Researchers have well proven that puppets existed in religious rituals and mostly in those of “primitive” communities. At this stage they were not called puppets and were obviously not used as entertainment objects or theatrical elements. However, they were crafted to replace either humans or divine beings and were often manipulated. Traces of these can still be found in Africa and anthropological sources have confirmed this; from observations made on the Maori populations of New Zealand and in the Polynesian Islands to ritualistic dolls discovered in certain parts of Asia. Evidence from the 19th century has also shown the existence of puppets used during ritual, magic and shamanistic ceremonies by Native North Americans (see Native American Puppetry), whereas it is established that figurines were part of the Aztec culture before the conquest of Mexico by Hernán Cortés. Indigenous Origins of Puppets Puppetry could therefore have been born in each culture and community at a certain stage of its development and in a specific religious, ritualistic or shamanistic environment. However, the indigenous origin of puppetry theory does not answer the other question of the birth of puppet theatre. Most researchers agree that the birth of puppet theatre has the same origin as that of live theatre, which is also derived from religious and ritual ceremonies (see Rites and Rituals). However it is difficult to pinpoint an original moment in time regarding this matter as it is difficult to give a precise and global definition of theatre based on a clear distinction between ritual and theatre arts. Still today, puppet theatre in India and South East Asia provides several religious functions whereas African puppeteers are often part of much larger ritual ceremonies. The transformation of a rite into a profane spectacle was a very long process and depended on the culture of each people. The European notion of dramatic art comes from a clear historical differentiation between the sacred and the profane, between the religious participation in a ritualistic event and the profane perception of a theatrical event. However, even European theatre has often included in its repertoire religious representations such as themes from the Passion, the Nativity (see Nativity Scenes) and the Mysteries during the Middle Ages. Today, the situation is more complex due to a return to the source element in certain shows performed by companies who use certain ritualistic components. Western theatre mixes participation and perception, and certain works are closer to certain ancient forms that can also be observed in certain types of shadow and puppet theatre in Asia. But it seems undeniable that behind its very large diversity, and in spite of being unable to find a general definition, puppet theatre was indeed born “on the steps of the altar” in most countries.

[@phatnana4665]

As an antique book lover, it makes me sick to my stomach to see those old leather bound books in a system of decay like that. Somebody should see them.

[@JimVurpillot]

I wanna who Authored those and whats on the pages soo badly

[@lexvvsdiamondz3898]

Great video and at 12:20 what your looking at is a glass backing there is most likely a hidden room behind that fireplace and the glass was there to look through. I wish it could have been explored, no telling what you would discover back there. But good work as always.

[@tammywilhidewilhide2832]

Thanks for your videos. I get as excited as you are.

[@cecoya]

This house no mansion is beautiful. Taaaaallllllll-tall ceilings very large rooms, some very beautiful furniture too. A bit strange in the attic and the basement looked like a serious dungeon to me with the bars and iron cage. Probably used by the military during the war. Why would they leave and let it rot like this is beyond me. Great explore and have a wonderful day

[@tiffanyrose8810]

The chateau looks like it's in good shape for being abandoned all those years and see that nature has been nice to it this house looks better than the ones in America that sit hidden in the woods great video.

[@phetsamysengsiri1779]

I’m glad Inside is still good , as long they close the windows and doors it can preserve nicely for along time .

[@sherriLynn1234]

❤Absolutely Amazing! Beautiful Home!! I Love Everything about it!!❤