Lou Gehrig's House For Sale

[@wilrobles5392]

This house should be made a historical landmark.

[@hvacexplained9341]

100%

[@dougthegreat1808]

AMEN!

[@JerzeyPrince23]

Agreed 💯

[@littleblackduck3134]

Why

[@natalliaf6387]

"retains much of it's original detail".....in other words, not a dime has gone into maintenance

[@tommyriam8320]

_"retains much of it's original _*_charm_*_ "_ ...in other words, it's a *dump*

[@wilsonblauheuer6544]

dig around that house and you might find a valuable baseball memorabilia.

[@alicredendino8005]

The house has been fully restored and is back on the market as of 7/20/22!

[@NoName-ge6wc]

Almost bought this gem. Veto by wife. Red Sox fan. She said me or Lou. In the end, I chose her. Divorced her. Still regret it.

[@JENDALL714]

I would buy it, if it came with Gehrig's ghost.

[@beelzebub9387]

A piece of history right here

[@mariocisneros911]

It's was pa and ma Gehrig's house . Not Lou's . A gift for them .

[@jameshorton7496]

Yes, but he did live there for about 5 yrs till he got married.

[@josephinepardo8556]

Does that guy really think, that the New York Yankees took their uniforms home for their mother's to wash?

[@ravilcn]

Who knows. I just learned that the players back then took the rain tarp on and off. Makes sense when you consider how cheap the owners were back then.

[@Oumpah-Pah]

I am sure some of them did...this was in an era before the athletes got waited on hand and foot.

[@charynoy]

He lived at home. Why not?

[@ThekiBoran]

The Chicago White Sox didn't become known as the Black Sox because of the WS scandal. The owner, Charles Comisky, was a cheap bastard who refused to have the unis washed. They played in dirty unis.

[@putnamcountycrimeanalysiswandr]

Back then? Absolutely.

[@sportsvariety2519]

great video

[@jeanculich2529]

How I wish I could have this home.

[@WornoutRNPARAMEDIC]

Nice place but needs indeed a LOT of money to fix it up.

[@socal27]

Ill buy it

[@marlisamorgan2]

Purple paint for the trim?! Surely someone else did that. I don't think Lou or ma Gehrig would have chose that color.

[@tommyriam8320]

'..would have _chosen_ that..'

[@redrum9484]

Whole lot of cash to fix that up.

[@cheaptoyman]

Pickled eels? Are they eating at the Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom dinner table?

[@dougthegreat1808]

The Gehrigs being GERMAN yes ate pickled eels.....

[@rossto862]

It has now lost all of its historic appeal and charm. It should have been restored, not renovated.

[@356e]

Gorgeous house. I hope someone does go and ruin it by 'modernising' it.

[@natalliaf6387]

0:30 yeah, right... we got an architectural masterpiece over here.

[@littleblackduck3134]

Is Lou Gehrig's Disease Contagious?

[@maximuswin81]

I bet that fried chicken and pickled eels gave him ALS probably

[@holmeed]

I would give you 10 grand, really murikans? awful

[@joeg5414]

wtf are you talking about?

[@cadaverdog1424]

House needs work: looks like it has ALS.