Inside Forgotten Abandoned 1700s Mansion with Power

[@Urbandoned]

Reminder that you can have a look at our new website: urbandoned.co.uk ...where we post reports of the places we visit months before you will see them on KZbin!

[@Edmund_Mallory_Hardgrove]

Watching these URBEX channels makes me sick about the utter waste of it all. All the time, skill, and money put into buildings just to be abandoned and allowed to decay. It seems like giving them away to someone, or some organization that could make use of them would be better than just letting them rot away. Hell, we have people who've no place to live and yet we still have homes and buildings just abandoned. At the very least allow salvage crews in to get some of the parts of the building. That greenhouse was awesome, it'd cost a fortune to get that kind of ironwork done today. Some of the doors, moldings, and fireplaces, not to mention some of the windows in the older part of the building should have some value.

[@dorothyhudd5431]

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[@sallymcmurray949]

Oh my! I would love to buy that place!

[@rhondawilliams5859]

SO MANY ABANDONED HOMES!!!!!! AND SO MANY HOMELESS PEOPLE.😖🏚🏚 SAD 😢.🏘️

[@abdlmjidlbafo5461]

ما سبب هجرة هدا المكان انه غريب ممكن أين رحلوا وبقيت آثارهم ممكن جواب

[@brucebeamon5460]

I wish more explorers would take the time to find out the history of the property’s that they are sharing with there followers as you have done here , Thanks for your effort .

[@brittanymadigan2384]

Bruce Beamon I love history and love when people know their stuff

[@christopherwaldrop8115]

I've stated the same. They literally could do documentaries that would have historical significance. I think I've just discovered a new career!

[@taylorciofalo1390]

exploring with josh always does the history on the places he explores

[@christopherwaldrop8115]

@@taylorciofalo1390 he does now. Used to not.

[@blanning2058]

@@taylorciofalo1390 Josh is a weener

[@Gggwoww]

It makes me so angry places like this are left to deteriorate, so much craftsmanship should never just be left like that

[@sylviacarlson3561]

I so much agree with you!

[@sandmanjono1239]

G M I agree with you ...... I’ve seen so many of these beautiful buildings rotting away ... I know a few reclamation dealers and they have yards full of beautiful items that no one wants ..... at the end of the day it’s down to (as always) money. To refurb this place will cost a fortune .... to demolish & clear a site & rebuild for the future (sadly) makes a lot more sense. Few people like us love the history & architecture...... incase you are wondering I’m an architectural surveyor

[@sharonwright773]

Totally agree!!

[@Nathan-gj8ch]

We have property like that in our family, grandad loved the place and spent a fortune on up-keeping so much just to keep the grass cut it should have been illegal. When he passed the rest family was like the heck with the job of keeping up with all that so we just let it rot. If you are angry enough maybe you can start a foundation to buy these places and acuwally make some good come of them not just money sink holes .

[@raebsen]

@@Nathan-gj8ch curious- why did your family not try to sell it? Or just even donate it to someone/etc ?

[@sheapiland8779]

It would be a crime to raze such an elegant structure with so much history. It should absolutely be saved and restored. I hope the local people are successful in their quest to keep this mansion from being destroyed.

[@derrickaltman2279]

The fiance to up keep would cost a small fortune but it would be worth it the history the beautiful views that surround this mansion I would do it.

[@nothingisreal6816]

True. A really unique and picturesque hotel could be built in it.

[@wendymcfadyen-allerby6142]

This grand old lady would have been stunning in its day. I hope it stays vandal free. Thank you great explore

[@Urbandoned]

No problem glad you enjoyed!

[@AYEcorolla]

@puppy droolsalot I have never seen something that screams "I'm an American" quite so loudly.

[@irish8856]

I went to school here my last year was 2000 then it closed down it was a beautiful place in its day.

[@johnconway8070]

Where in Ireland is it ? What was the name of the school ?

[@floatingenergy09]

Yes was wondering the same!

[@patandrews4760]

Do you have pics of what it looked like when you were there? Would love to see them. This is heartbreaking 😞

[@irish8856]

@@patandrews4760 hi pat Search Cahercon House, Kildysart, Ennis, Clare Should find some photos there.

[@sercanserj7804]

It was up for sale for 400k in 2017

[@nananaannncy404]

Your narration makes this so much more interesting.

[@spookygirl7761]

I know. I like his voice.

[@narstietokez3713]

@@spookygirl7761 I actually know him lol

[@spookygirl7761]

@@narstietokez3713 lucky 😄

[@narstietokez3713]

@@spookygirl7761 😆

[@mercedesbarrera478]

This video is so different to all the ones I have seen, you are well articulated and highly educated, not heavy breathing and anxiety and shaky camera, felt more like a watching documentary, thanks

[@exaudi33]

Yes. I found your narrative very well written. Keep up the good work!

[@bonnieyates140]

You are absolutely right on. That was very well done.

[@vanessasimmons1175]

Agree. There's only a few of these explorers I can bear listening to! Most repeat themselves. Come out with silly narratives, swear and make me feel dizzy panning the camera around. Now subscribing.

[@bellamarisa]

This would be such a lovely bed and breakfast place. The beautiful architecture and scenery would surely draw people in. Thank you for the exploration!

[@loubowen8082]

THANK YOU FOR SHOWING SUCH RESPECT

[@christopherwaldrop8115]

Incredible! I'm saddened everytime I see something so incredibly crafted allowed to waste away. Great narrative and storyline mate.

[@Dani92670]

Based on the curtains at 13:08, I'd say 1974 is about right. Wow. Stunning place. I hope it's still standing and continues to do so. I can't imagine there'd still be running power and caretaker if there wasn't some kind of plan for it.

[@Joy-TheLazyCatLady2]

I will just cry if someone doesn't save this structure. It is beautiful and the history that would be lost would be heinous.

[@dianadelahaye7660]

Lovely green house and stained glass windows

[@bethknight4436]

Thanks for the history of the place- much appreciated

[@Urbandoned]

No problem happy that you liked the video

[@rebalyon6114]

An abomination to stick all those modern wings on to such a beautiful home.

[@conniecrawford6429]

Yeah, I've always liked if you're going to build onto a property, then build it to match .

[@miapdx503]

Sad, how people can have so much money, and so little taste. 😞

[@DarkShadowRealm]

It's probably because it became a boarding school in 2002. In my old school ours was an old convent we weren't allowed into the convent because it hadnt been updated to fit safety laws. It can be cheaper to get an extension rather then update it apparently 😊

[@imhere653]

@@DarkShadowRealm You have a cool name.

[@DarkShadowRealm]

@@imhere653 awh thank you ♥️ it's very Irish. Which can be a pain sometimes 🤣

[@TheMegahusky]

What a beautiful building! I'm very impressed about your interest in old houses! I too love old historic houses! It's a shame so many are empty! But I'm happy this place hasn't been vandalised!! Thank you!!

[@dntsaycant1234]

It's good to see how respectful you and your team are of the property.

[@MimMim-hs2rs]

Excellent narration, very professional with good information, it shows you did your homework researching this property, this is my first video from your page, will definitely subscribe. Thank you guys for providing us with such rare footage and being so respectful of the sites. Blessings to you all.

[@Gypsy839]

Decaying but still beautiful thank you guys for showing!

[@kristy7174]

I just found you guys. Loved the video n this incredible mansion. Praying it will be saved n renovated. Much love from Nevada, USA. I subscribed too!

[@vernonsanders371]

Those stained glass windows infront are so slick

[@danielfronc4304]

Yeah, but far, far too modern a design to have been a part of the original build circa 1790. Also the glass is too cheap.

[@sevenandthelittlestmew]

Daniel Fronc, it was probably installed when it was used as a convent. The design looks to be mid-century, perhaps?

[@KayKay0813]

I respect the way you all explore these properties, always taking care to leave everything undisturbed, even turning off lights which you may have turned on during your walkthrough.

[@andyf8351]

Fair play for giving the history of the building too, makes your channel stand out above the other urbex channels, keep it up lads ✌️

[@islandbirdw]

Lovely tribute to a beautiful building and grounds in a breathtaking location. It’s certainly miserably cold and damp in winter but spring and summer must be lovely. I too appreciate your doing some digging into the history of places you see.

[@willow9530]

back in texas many years ago we use to do what we called "old housing" we went in a old farmhouse and it was empty and long ago abandoned.. no furniture and buckets catching water from the roof. I went into a bedroom and it was fully furnished, and then I saw a small red light.... perhaps on a phone system... we left.

[@efitz3397]

I went to school as a boarder in the building you got into! The ballroom had a fantastic wooden floor, we would volunteer to polish it. It was fun, wearing dusters on our feet, the nearest I got to ice-skating as a child! I was there before the extension were added on, the dormitory’s were a walk away through the trees. Once I was running back to the school for something in the dark and collide with another girl heading in the opposite direction. We had matching black eyes the following day. We wore slippers in school and our shoes were stored in the cloakrooms in the basement. We attended early Mass each day and the food was nearly all from the farm. It isn’t that isolated for Ireland there is a village 3 miles away. Sad to see it’s deteriorating so quickly, I remember the house and grounds being pristine.

[@dylan3657]

needs a preservation order put on it, 300 years old can't belive they'ed be allowed to knock it down, what county is it in.

[@MrHotlipsholohan]

Hi, can you tell me where it is and what was the name of the original family, I ,m into history and in particular the old Georgian and Victorian aristocratic " big" houses in Ireland. In 1800 some 4000 of these house were in existance in Ireland. A lot of them were burned down during the Irish war of independence and civil war 1921 -24. They were great houses but those that survived irish independence were taxed to the hilt and this forced their abandonment unfortunately. I live near Castlehouse House in Kildare and tk god it survived, I walk the demesne every day for exercise.

[@efitz3397]

@@MrHotlipsholohan it’s Cahiracon, near Killadysert. In county Clare. It’s currently being renovated to be a boutique hotel!

[@MrHotlipsholohan]

@@efitz3397 tks a lot , what was family name if you know, glad to hear some renovation is being done for the hotel,

[@MrHotlipsholohan]

Got it on the web, the Whites had it b4 the dreaded Vandeleurs who evicted 1000 tenants after the famine, and you went to the girls school, tough times for Irish people back in the early to mid 19th century, god bless them. Hope the explosives factory issues were sorted , that wud have scared the community.

[@farmcentralohio]

Interesting place. Thank you for the way you filmed, narrated, edited, made it enjoyable to watch. and thank you for turning the lights back off and being respectful to the place.

[@bethknight4436]

Not so forgotten since someone is paying the power bill.

[@skyehook284]

Looks lovely ke may have been used as old folks home or youth hostel at one time.

[@bethknight4436]

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[@bettycogswell9851]

good point..

[@jasonsprouse2803]

The power company has to send someone out to shut off the power. If useage is minimal, they may not even bother. That or the meter readers may not be willing to go out to somewhere that is abandoned or shady, so there may not be useage recorded.

[@oleggorky906]

The power is working ... I wonder if the heating is! I bet it's full of rats and mice though.

[@Wherecharliegoes]

What a beautiful building! Would be awesome as some kind of grand hotel retreat

[@rachelmayes7905]

You popped up in my recommendations, I thought I’ll have a look but it’ll be rubbish. Wow! I was totally wrong. What an amazing video, full of the history of the property, stunning filming, and loved your descriptions. You blew me away. You are the BEST explorers I’ve found, so I’ve subscribed, hit the like button, and going to go back and watch some more of you explorations.

[@somersetflower]

Your commentary and research is outstanding. Thanks for yet another great xplore and look forward to a time when you can get out again. Stay safe.

[@nancyjeffers5967]

I've just started watching some of these kind of programs and was so happy to hear the background of the building.

[@lizzycorbett1404]

Love this, nice to hear the interesting commentary without swearing, well done lads.

[@theodoredugranrut8201]

That is awesome young men,so happy We got to see it so sad it couldn't be kept. If those wall would only speak .thank you very much for taking us along

[@patricksmith4424]

It's a lovely building alright, the stain glass is gorgeous. I can't believe this is not a listed building for preservation. I think a good use for it if it was done up would be to hire it out to groups of people for weekends and dos etc. There are some like this in England and they are always booked. The lake alone is total eye candy.

[@thomashogan8906]

There just aren’t places like this left. It would be an atrocity to tear this place down!!!🤔🤔🤔

[@maryrosaryawood7852]

Thanks for sharing this Urbandoned. It is a beautiful mansion with 60 bedrooms. I had one but, 15 bedrooms only. Those were the days.

[@Urbandoned]

Luxury!

[@turbine6338]

You all carried out a great Vid guys. Well presented, produced and running commentary stunning guys. Many thanks and well done.

[@chuckkottke]

Thanks for the grand tour of this magnificent old Mansion! One good sign is that the roof must be in fairly good shape, only minor water damage overall. Maybe the caretaker's family and the local people can help restore this gem a bit at a time.💐

[@scottholliday9308]

She is so beautiful, there is so much potential to rebuild. I would love to own and live in it. Great video my friend.

[@powerq21]

Well done, guys! Thoughtfully done and brilliantly presented. The background research that you do is the cherry on top and makes this a thoroughly entertaining and informative clip. Top drawer stuff, the best I have seen so far on KZbin.

[@victoriawilliams8263]

Thank you for such an interesting video. Love listening to you talking about the history and your love of the building.

[@zurdoremi]

I grew up in a house like that. They are very spooky at night, even during the day. My mom was not happy there. She was always scared of something. My father agreed and we moved to a modern apartment.

[@thedubexotic]

zurdo z did you ever experience anything odd?

[@curtriceennis2924]

I'd just be scared of such an enormous house - especially if it didn't have several security cameras and guards on the grounds. Otherwise, I'd love to have all that SPACE to live in!!!

[@zurdoremi]

@@thedubexoticduring certain hours of the day, a complete silence fell over the house and lot. The birds stopped chirping. The silence was so "loud" you could not help notice something was not normal. Other than that I was too young to know.

[@anthonymctigue9038]

Yes the Devil is n all these places

[@pinklady7184]

Sometimes, old big houses can be as haunted as small new houses that are built on haunted lands. I live in a haunted home and work in a haunted shop (family-owned) here in Ireland. The cellar in the latter is as haunted as a catacomb, where you can feel ghostly fingers teasing your scalps and combing your hair, their airs blown into backs of visitors' necks. Above a cellar, we have over 50 souls haunting quietly in a room which was once a pub. Our shop is over 400 years old and it has been through a series of renovations over the centuries. We keep all hauntings as secret as possible for fear of ridicule from locals or curiosity from ghost hunters. Few people from outside had detected hauntings in both our places. I knew their signs, when I saw them getting jitters, their lips quivering, fingers trembling. I got asked by few: "Is your home haunted?" Luckily, there are always some spirits who have years looked after us and protected us from multiple dangers. If your home is haunted with a good defensive spirit or few, you are a thousand times safer there than in any place with dangerous burglars with knives. At home and workplace, I was multiple times saved from dangers like fires, burglars, stalkers, etc. I have one regular spirit in my life and he is my guardian. For a fatherly ghost, he is very elusive, noiseless and undetectable. He remains invisible and mysterious. He never speaks unless necessarily. He swings into action, only whenever there are dangers in my proximity and he thwarts them quietly. In the presence of unwanted intruders and immediate dangers, I sometimes feel his winds of flitting movements inside rooms, even with windows and doors locked. His presence is always a blessing. Once a unsavoury customer came into our shop. Immediately, a ghost made a wind blast as strong as a gust. I felt his wind behind a counter where I was serving a customer whose behaviour was threatening and intimidating. Behind me, this spirit kept vigil over me and ensured no harm to me. At the beginning, I was petrified of him, just because he was an unseen ghost whom I could not see and I therefore misunderstood him. It took me few years to acclimatise to his presence and realise him as my protector. In all the years, I have never seen any evil in him. He has over 20 times saved my life from stalkers, rapists, murderers and also from evil spirits. He has also responded to my emergencies like few heart attacks, brain haemorrhages, fires, choking, etc. He responds to crises too. Also, he goes everywhere with me, always thwarting dangers on my path and throwing criminals off their balance. He treats me like a child, most times never alerting me to immediate dangers and always keeping me in ignorance of them. I once overheard him calling me and my family "children" in his conversation with other spirits. He loves children, especially child visitors from outside. He keeps watch over them, especially when they go exploring our cellar. If they go ghost hunting, he gives them friendly scares like rubbing their scalps with his playful fingers. He does not leave them disappointed.

[@wanda3004]

The foundation is restoreable for people to give the the rightful love it deserves 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@sugarsundae3400]

Just came across your channel. Love your videos very interesting and intriguing. I will be binge watching your videos thanks for posting guy's.

[@marionrobertson3895]

Urbandoned very interesting explore I enjoyed it tremendously very interesting history power on being lived in very pretty detail . Thanks for the nice video all be blessed with loving care and grace.

[@medhat4B]

Fascinating find, guys. Another good explore. Suspense. Risk. Discovery. And I like that you include some history. And you always show respect to the property.

[@kitkat9648]

Thank you for showing the architectural details and taking so much care. What a grand lady, she would make a gorgeous hotel! Such a shame.

[@Geblues10]

So sad to think the happier times that it would have seen. Love your respect for places like that and for the architecture. Would have loved to do what you guys do.

[@jenniferanderson9402]

Someone needs to step up and restore that place! It has historical significance!! Such a waste. I would love to clean up that conservatory!!

[@Elle--lc7ep]

Glad to know that there's at least a caretaker. So it looks like he's got a big job. Thanks for letting us know!

[@alyking2801]

Thank you for tour it was great having dates and some history about the places makes a huge differiene

[@jillianvanliew]

Amazing architectural detail inside the beautifully old mansion.

[@connieramsey5134]

Would love to explore these old places I’m amazed at the architecture and the antiques !!! I live in America wonder if there are abandoned places here close by me I think it would be so exciting to explore!

[@1aranel]

I’ve just discovered your fabulous site. OMG how I wish I could join you. Keep up he tremendous work!

[@Urbexy]

Very impressive location..nice find! Great to see natural decay as opposed to vandalism and destruction. Some very nice details within the structure. When you think it was still in use after 2000 it's amazing just how quick nature has been claiming the building back.

[@Urbandoned]

Thanks man, it’s a nice one for sure. The transformation by decay is incredibly fast if the conditions are perfect

[@deeds517]

Amazing find . I can just imagine the Horse and buggy pulling up out front to pick up the homeowner.

[@freebird5548]

You guys appear to be very young in the video. Yet, your presentation and explanation of this abandoned place was the best. Your camera work was very professional and your description of the property was impressive. Better than other explorers who have been exploring for several years. Not to say that you haven't. Great job!!! 😊 P€a¢€~n~£0v€

[@JenialB]

The beautiful thing about this video to me is the fact that kids your age are into video games. You all on the other hand find beauty in history. Amazing video. I see a big future for ya.😉

[@maryrosaryawood7852]

Am greatful you shared it. God bless 😇 you both and keep safe. Until your next adventure. Good luck.

[@Urbandoned]

Thank you :)

[@joycew3086]

I love the sharpness of the video and the format of it. Well done.

[@markmurphy8303]

All those beds and work gear probably a foreign gang of construction workers as Irish or English lads would stay in a guest house or hotel we wouldn’t rough it . Fantastic Georgian building the architecture and decor where outstanding real pity the decay was getting a hold , can only hope the workies do a good job . Thx again for an amazing explore guys.

[@Urbandoned]

That’s a good shout, but more than likely they were remnants from the time the building had as a boarding school. Thanks for the kind works.

[@whoareyoutoaccuseme]

Would be awfully silly to stay in a hotel, rather than in the house you're renovating. And too expensive as well. But, I'm American.

[@handsoffmycactus2958]

It’s called human trafficking and modern day slavery. This place is being used by gangs for illegals, they’re probs just out at work for the day

[@catherinehutchinson6099]

Thanks guys, what a beautiful building so tragic so many are left to simply decay and fall down. 👍

[@jeffrey582]

The view of the lakeside is phenomenal. Doesn’t look too hard to renovate. Surprised it has been neglected.

[@bruku299]

I can imagine a costume series in this house. The details and the huge greenhouse is perfect.

[@JayplayzLS]

Wow... I would love to see that beautiful home... If walls could talk, oh the story's it would tell... The Ball room was amazing. Loved the stained glass ..

[@20abracadabra12]

WELL DONE LADS, AN INTELLIGENT WAY TO COVER WHATS GOING ON ...

[@Chrisssy2112]

Watching this video again as it was brilliant! Great job 👏

[@nathanjones6501]

Absolutely fantastic mansion to get inside the details on the ball room ceiling was outstanding beautiful the details and especially when light were on it showed up everything fantastically on the painted walls etc and also the coloured stained glass window was so amazing to see it was a jem with hardly any damage 👍🏻😊

[@christinewheeler6443]

Beautiful place...i'm glad you were persistent in finding a way in...very nice video, and great oration during camera panning....thank you....

[@kimberlyanne434]

Such Art Deco stained glass with eyes. Like they’re watching you in there. That mansion sure would shine up pretty with major TLC💫yard work.

[@teresaclift272]

Beautiful house can imagine what it would it was like in its prime 👍🏽

[@denineprill9210]

Beautiful find. Nice you got the history of it.

[@meamor1311]

This house is stunning! The detail and stained glass windows are beautiful!

[@leenobody3249]

Superb voice over but wanted to see much more of each area please. Well done guys.

[@kaarlimakela3413]

It had to have some docking area for boats. Then access is not so remote. Stunning. You are much better at this than any I have seen in Europe. You do your home-work, and you say when it was built, and you slow down on the lovely details. Thanks!

[@jonathancrone7642]

good on you fellas glad you didnt get court nice looking mansion by the look at it glad your carring on your walk abouts and showing the rest of us what were missing .?. good on all three of you keep up the good work and keep showing us the abandoned places plus I liked the old care home in Weston super mare. ?. you two or three of you dont half get around .

[@bostonparkflyer]

I'm surprised you don't have a lot more followers. From the intro to the history you do a great job. Seems like a professional documentary. I watch a lot of abandoned videos, you are one of the best!

[@simonba9944]

What a great video! Thanks for sharing it with us.

[@Urbandoned]

All good, I’m happy you found it interesting.

[@lizzieburton5276]

Wow a beautiful place with so much history. The moden area was eary with made up beds etc. Really loved watching as i do all your explores. Another fantastic one guys :)

[@Urbandoned]

It was strange, especially in person! Appreciate the nice feedback, thank you

[@maryrosaryawood7852]

Thanks a million for your likes to my comments. God bless 😇 and, keep safe. Until your next adventure. Good luck.

[@jomama5186]

You did a wonderful job, liked and subscribed :) I would have liked to see more of the older parts of the house.

[@esthervaneijk4586]

If only I had enough money... Seeing this beautiful structure left to rot makes me cry.

[@jomama5186]

Wow. Just wow. Thank you for including what you could find out about this place.

[@murielcorum4094]

Just ran across this vid, this mansion is beautiful the architecture is stunning. Such a shame it's rotting away. Thank you for being respectful. On to the next. TC&GB.......

[@pw7.088]

Beautifully and respectively done 👍

[@marcusaetius9309]

Good post guys. Thanks for the tour.

[@bettyjones3911]

The mansion was so very beautiful. I loved the stain glassed Windows in the ballroom they were absolutely overwhelming. Keep up the great work. God Bless you from Betty Jones in Clinton , Oklahoma

[@islastewart4648]

Beltin video, love all the info you give us on these!

[@skeletoncrewparanormal7114]

What a beautiful location!!! Thanks for sharing 💜

[@rhondawilliams5859]

WOW!!!!!!! I LOVE IT.!!!!!!💕👱🏚 PLEASE STAY SAFE.😊

[@pdtech4524]

Incredible place! Places like this could be used to help homeless people, in return for a place to sleep, they could help to tidy the place up and do some much needed repair, restoration and maintenance work etc 😎👍 Or itt would make a perfect retirement or care home. 😎👍

[@melbabowen4389]

Breaks my heart so see history and beauty decay away❤️

[@grlfcgombeenhunter2897]

Melba Bowen sounds like Ireland 🇮🇪 alright

[@irish8856]

I went to school here my last year was 2000 then it closed down it was a beautiful place in its day.

[@malakai713]

Great work, y'all deserve more subscribers. Thank you!

[@annatabor3712]

Such a beautiful building! I would much rather live in a piece of history than any modern building!

[@dwynepen7626]

$$$

[@caylumjames]

Great you could get here. Hope you enjoyed our little country. Xx

[@DylanSmith-ky1ex]

My family’s ancestors built this house in 1790 and it served as their seat until the 1820s

[@alicekeene7165]

Enjoy seeing old architecture. This place was lovely. Too bad it was deteriorating.

[@shawntyrrell5473]

I usually don't subscribe to these, as most do the same things. Plus know very little about it. You guys do different structures, you try to find history, info on the place. The biggie for me, is you are VERY respectful of the building. Going to subscribe to your channel. Keep the great tours up...