Massive Abandoned Hotel * Found Haunting Theater *

Found Haunting Theater while exploring a Massive Abandoned Hotel
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[@RnKAllDay]

Here is some abandoned for you guys, have an awesome rest of the week ✌🏻❤️

[@itsmarina_martinezmartinez5819]

Yes omaigot WoW thank you i want more videos from abandoned sites

[@jshelby78]

wow! awesome work sir!,where is Kristy?

[@tamarrajames3590]

RnK All Day loved this in every way. Have you checked in with KZbin about hitting your 100K? I ask because they don’t always twig to it and send the button. You are still growing very quickly now...already 101K and that is just the start. This was old school RnK at its best...missing only Kristy to have been perfect. Peace.🖤🇨🇦

[@christineroussin1177]

You are always careful about saying where you're exploring so I wonder if you always know the background on them. This building has a lot of history with the opening being April 29, 1904 the day before the Worlds Fair began in St Louis. It was closed for good in 2006.

[@lindamesa4941]

OMG is right!! Wow that apocalyptic floor was a shocker to say the least! I think a lot of homeless people have used this place! I can't believe you walked up all those flights just for us!! Amazing theater reminds me of the Aragon Ball Room in Chicago! I love the railing! Did anybody hear some one say "Jesus" when he showed that picture?? Oh yeah Robb, the doll flipped you the bird cause you called him creepy !! ha ha ha

[@Fcreceptor]

That Nebraska track & field award for Angela Thacker. She was in the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles and finished fourth. I looked it up out of curiosity. Looks like she now works as a financial controller.

[@Randar1077]

I love being able to look up names I see, too! And, like you, I wanted to see who this woman was. Very cool!

[@Fcreceptor]

Miranda W there’s her race video on KZbin too. The whole Olympic run 😀

[@jr42a1]

Did you try and contact her to see if she was aware some of her awards were there ? I wouldn't see why she wouldn't have wanted them...

[@diediedie741]

It’s been awhile since you hung up the phone and it is still funny 😄

[@christinawasylean3810]

angrydogs741 I thought it was weird when I first saw him do that but said that’s really funny that he does that specially with the sound effects

[@tamarrajames3590]

I absolutely LOVED this one! It was like real old school RnK in every way. Your intros are serious these days...the way you are cutting footage together is perfect, but man that doll face threw me on the intro, you just HAD to put it there all surprising like didn’t you? Those long hall shots really were amazing, and gave a sense of the size and scope of this building. They weren’t bad apartments in their day, especially those with the full ceiling height left. There was a LOT of serious retro 60s/70s stuff in some of these places, especially the one with the modern yellow settee and the red art chair...those had some actual value. The decay on the 13th floor was epic! I love the contrast of that hall shot with all the peeling pain compared to the other floors. Not sure I could live with that bright orange room trim, but to each his own I guess. I KNOW that doll would have found its way into a well deserved grave...creepy thing, I’m not surprised they left it behind. That theatre/ballroom was stunningly beautiful...I wonder if it was used as a party space by the tenants, like they could rent it out for events unless it was kept separate as a per client rental. I know Kristy would be sad to have missed that part of the explore at the very least. Thanks for keeping it real, and hanging up that damned phone...you really rocked this one, and while your skills have clearly improved over time and effort on your part...this one captured that feel of your older pieces, a really great combination. You are still the best at what you do. Keep on keeping on, and stay safe out there.🖤🇨🇦

[@theresakoehler897]

I don’t know why they can’t turn these abandon places especially ones like this for homeless shelters use them like hotels. If they help fix up the place they can stay for as long as they help. Fix these places up so they aren’t crumbling eye sores that are used by drug addicts. They can be the cleaning crew to pay for their room and board they can rent a lot of the rooms for lower rent. I don’t mean $965 a month for a 2 bedroom but if you get a roommate they raise the rent 25% and that’s low income in Denver they take most you get from disability and leave you a couple hundred for food, medical expenses, car insurance, gas along with all the other things a car insurance and after that you out of money for the rest of the month. Where there is more and more homeless people by the day and some are families, veterans and some that like living in a cardboard box. But there are people that this hotel and some of the mega mansions that the craftsmanship of some of them still have life left in them. Let the cities take them over they can find people that were down on their luck and need a helping hand. Throw fundraising events have everyone that’s going to live there make some kind of art that can be auction off. There are artists that are homeless do it like what habitat does. Use them like rehab or the mentally ill can get counseling and have a safe place to live. I’m just saying it can happen if you get the right people running it and find the way to fund it.

[@chaosdemonwolf1]

I totally agree. Then again that would be too easy and convenient.

[@mikecroaro519]

It won't work. The homeless are lazy and won't lift a finger to work. They would just destroy the building more than it already is.

[@gordontheengineswifedr.nirmal]

They do some but not enough. They need to turn these places into decent low income housing instead of leaving the fates as they r

[@theresakoehler897]

Mike Croaro not all homeless are they could even turn it into a great retirement village. There would be like all places with the start up security and if they do anything to hurt what was done to the building they are out. Not all homeless are what you call lazy. Look at what habitat has done for people that need a leg up. I don’t know where you live but Denver there are so many people moving here from all over and are pricing us who have lived here for years. The new people are okay with the rent prices. My rent has gone up over a $100 a month in less than 6 months. That’s a lot especially when you are on total disability with a disease that no one really understands any thing about it. MS can play with your eye site one day next your legs or brain. Every day is a different situation and the one drug that puts me in remission for a few months is $49,000 for 8 shots you have to give to your self. It use to be sodium midral 1000 mg of steroids one each day for 5 days do you know what that stuff to your veins and the rest of your body. I had that once or twice a year for 13 years and the last 10 I had to put in my own cause the visiting nurses couldn’t get my veins. Because they were lazy all they had to so is to try 2 times then I would have had to go to the ER at a co-pay of $80. The I don’t know your situation but a little over 3/4 of my disability check goes for rent were I live is for low income I wouldn’t love to live at a place that only took 30% at the most 1/3 of my check maybe I could go out to lunch with my friends I don’t care if it was McDonalds. The money to get the money donations, volunteers go-funding sites. Like how Habitat is funded. They have like a Goodwill type store that sells things that you need for a home appliances, kitchen cabinets basically the stuff people who are remodeling donate the stuff they are replacing along with show homes my dad volunteer’s at one. He’s gotten anything you need to renovate a house, mountain bikes, musical instruments and even Hibiscus trees. All of that could get the renovations started. You Also get the hotels, motels, mega Mansions even houses. With a hotel and caught early from decay could be turned into a apartment or even condos that the funds from the sale can help with the repairs to. There could also have a little clinic to help when tenets aren’t feeling well, to basic first aid and even help with residents treatments like starting IVs and even giving them their shots. A resident that has any medical training could do their volunteer hours to live there doing that and other ways like maintenance and repairs to keep the place up, house keeping with a place as big as that hotel part can still be kind of a hotel but guest suite residence families can rent rooms when they sate in town and can also rent out that ballroom to help with the expenses. There are veterans, disabled, elderly along with homeless less people that care about how the place they live even people that can’t do much will do whatever they can if it helps to put a roof over them at a lower price. Just saying

[@BLACKMONGOOSE13]

There is historic hotel where I live similar to this one and they estimate it will take $60 million to bring it back to life as a hotel. Investors have raised 40 of the 60 needed but can't get anyone in for the remaining 20 and it's a for profit venture. No one is going to spend that on a homeless shelter or low income; it's simple economics. Your last sentence is absolutely correct though. We just don't live in that world anymore. ☹️

[@mikelamprecht3849]

Nice going back to your roots every now and then? And now it's like a whole new person behind the camera and editing and music....etc. Oh, and the phone trademark that's specifically yours and Kristy's. I'm really glad you stuck with this Robb. You've found your calling. Keep on keeping on

[@norbfio1]

This amazing place is truly stuck in a time warp. The "pepto bismal" pink bathroom, green shag carpeting, even those old eureka vacuum's! I can only imagine sitting in that theater during it's heyday! Loved this!!

[@RadioNebby]

Love that 70's vintage carpeting too, my gran had that exact same style. I still remember as a kid running through the house and slipping on it! Ohhh the rug burns. Cheers!

[@tadream4561]

This is so much better than Tv...Except Superbowl!

[@Randar1077]

Love the retroness of the place! That flowery kitchen chair was rad as all hell. But that doll?? Nope. Nope to the nope!

[@HD7100]

Great video. I wish you would have shown the elevator machine room. The top floor was probably numbered as 14 and not 13. That is not a theatre. It was the hotel ballroom. Many famous big bands played there and probably had radio remotes from that hotel. The ballroom may have also had an organ in it at one time. Many of them did. I wish you would have shown more detail of the antique radio that was in one of the rooms. Gary

[@maxmoovin]

Abandoned, The Jefferson Arms Building is a historic hotel in downtown St. Louis, Missouri 1904 - 2017

[@jonidavis8301]

The green carpet reminds me of the carpet of the house I grew up in. Lol avocado green

[@mortifier1320]

I don't know if it is green, I think it's brown and turned greenish due to the sun/UV. My mom's looks similar and it was brown and got a faint greenish color due to UV.

[@areyoujelton]

I just ripped out some carpet like that in my 1950s home I just bought hahahaha smelled like mothballs.

[@bruceblumhagen2878]

As always....great work! Love it when i see the alert that RnK has new stuff out.

[@grammamamel]

It seems like a lot of elderly people may haved lived there. Great explore, as usual.

[@robertmanley7556]

Another killer explore guys!! Cool old shag carpet wow ! Awesome theater! The doll was creepy. Keep em coming guys!

[@Sarah-bell]

Fantastic, that red chair was so cool, wow what a ballroom /theater 👍

[@moonwalker091000]

WOW!!! The theatre is breathtaking!! The glass, the railings, wow, just wow!!

[@stevewarrington5515]

The unblinking doll was spooky but the rocking chair freaked me out

[@edwardkellogg1284]

Nice find. Sad to see the building in such ruin. Some good things left behind. That theater is just awsome. Nice design from that era. Have a great weekend.

[@crystalmcmahon302]

Awesome video a lot of cool stuff it’s good to see you again take care my friend 😎✌️

[@Onj207]

I'm so surprised by what people don't take. Love you and Kristi.

[@rosinabattersby4833]

You can tell it was a well loved building. Great video thanks for sharing :)

[@Blue964]

That n64 controller is beautiful I cant believe it's just left there 😫

[@sarahfarrell8214]

It makes me so sad to see the family pictures left behind. I don't know why they wouldn't take their pictures with them.

[@AbandonedExplorationUrbex1979]

Right

[@kool66imp6]

The person died. Those family pix did not mean anything to anybody else

[@EllicottCity1]

Another cool explore ~ thanks guys😁

[@moirablack3768]

I really enjoyed looking about with you. 👍🤗 thanks from Scotland 🙏

[@crearley]

Wow that was a great explore. Thanks Robb.

[@itsmarina_martinezmartinez5819]

WoW thank you i want more videos from abandoned sites 💓❤️

[@michaelmikejax]

Great video! Really enjoyed it. Keep up the good work.

[@DaMo-Studios]

Super sick! Takes me back to the early videos. Always solid filming. Keep doing what you do man!

[@b.k.bodybags9764]

My boy RnK back at it again😎

[@bextar6365]

But why in the hell are sun glasses and a hood needed indoors ?

[@kaylaschriner4496]

You must be new here lol

[@sarahfarrell8214]

I love that blue flowered chair too, so cool!

[@jqueen1380]

Loving that pink tile bathroom! 👍🏻

[@FadesT0Black]

It's weird how half of the apartments look like they were abandoned in the 70s and the rest look much more modern. Cool video!

[@rocketdude2969]

What a great place the architecture in that theater was incredible and it always surprises me when you find family photos and medical stuff in these places . The good floor to bad floor gave me a silent Hill feel.

[@oldenweery7510]

I was startled to see parquet floor remnants mixed in with the debris on the floor of the theater. Wonder when this place was built? Imagine the work involved in putting all those pieces of hardwood in herringbone patterns!

[@georgewilliamtussler5475]

Wow!!!! What a great video, Robb!! I was totally blown away by the architecture, styling of this once grand old 1904 Resort Hotel. Must be a heartbreaking for those residents to be evicted & leave their stuff behind, so sad....The theatre is a step back in time feel of when it was brand new, now decaying, left to rot. The Hotel can be saved but need BIG BIG DOLLARS to bring it back to it's former glory!! You're te best, Robb....Take care....

[@sharimc72]

AWESOME! Thanks for doing all of that footwork to bring us these amazing explores!!!

[@PacificNorthwest360]

This place was DOPE-- Thanks for the upload... Olympia WA

[@marionmeyers6088]

Great Video Robb a beautiful place

[@kiwi9921]

THUMBS UP!

[@Slayerjane61]

These were the homes of people who didn't have a lot of money or material wealth--it's distressing to know some were forced to abandon belongings that would be expensive to replace, like living room furniture, t.v.'s and vacuum cleaners.

[@thevacdude]

Thanks for the tour.

[@drpkmurphy]

You are a modern Archeologist... what you do is exactly he same but with more modern people. You study what they leave ie garbage etc. I really enjoy your adventures... keep it up your KZbin friend .....DOC

[@RichieRouge206]

Such a lot of retro stuff like the chairs and vacuum cleaners that are pretty collectible now. Such a shame

[@ellemay2755]

Great exploration. Honestly can't believe how many liveable buildings there are & people still sleep on the streets.. Some of this world is so backwards!

[@sarahfarrell8214]

That theater is so cool looking, thanks again for another great exploring video! You're right, we get to learn about the people by what they left behind.

[@nancydarling4918]

Great video! You always explore really cool places. Loved this one! Thanks for filming.

[@jraoul711]

Wow what a surprise. I swear we had the same green shag carpeting and that same "ugly" couch in our living room until the mid 90's.

[@simonpetrus1981]

Robb, Cool building. That theater that you found was totally awesome I’m not quite sure what was with the swan head above the stage though. It could have been from a previous play and just never taken down. Was cool though. I also noticed that the kitchens in a lot of the apartments were literally TINY. Could you make a meal with the TINY kitchen? Anyway good explore and see you in the next spot ✌🏻.

[@mrs.puppysaver1019]

Simon Petrus it’s a hotel do probably a kitchenette.

[@debbiem9218]

Nice to see all the vintage architecture in these old rooms as well as the old vintage furniture. One thing for sure (the architecture) it won't be repeated with the crap they slap together these days. Nice street views from the windows. Spectacular looking theatre too!Great vlog RNK!

[@dawnbenchley7237]

Another great video, Rob

[@whitewitch1105]

AMAZING PLACE!!!

[@cash8199]

Another Dope episode bro!! 🚀

[@DavidMantle139]

I love the vintage shag pile carpets, full on 70's and that ballroom is stunning. Sad how these things are left to rot away. I can just imagine the busy lives and community that once lived there.

[@MaxZomboni]

Lots of stuff from different decades there. The kitchens were all 1970s probably from when they converted it from a hotel to senior citizen apartments. The carpeting is from the 1970s, 80s, 90s, and even 2000s. Some of the apartments were renovated later, others not. But there is lots of older stuff too. Those red Exit signs are from the 1950s, or so. A lot of the electric and plumbing on the outside of the walls was added sometime after it was built. Originally the rooms probably didn't have any running water and only one or two ceiling lights. Everything else was added later.

[@RealJefsteticsWorld]

Lit explore brotha!

[@sarahfarrell8214]

Hi, I love your videos! I love when you hang up the phone, that is epic! Why did it close? What year did it close in? Thanks for the great video!

[@kyleboone1523]

I've been binge watching your videos for a week now! Love you guys!

[@steelgranny9027]

Welcome to my hometown of St. Louis, MO. Looks like Kingshighway or the Central West End area. Forest Park is close as is our World Famous Zoo.

[@rodjohnson3727]

Steel granny its the Jefferson arms im bidding on this building as I speak.

[@shanede-hayr1324]

Your videos are the best. I can't believe how much stuff is left behind. Please keep the videos coming.

[@UncoordinatedPixie]

The fuck yo couch shot made me laugh way harder than I should have. Another excellent explore.

[@WPFVlogging]

RnK your videos are just incredible. Been hooked since your Myrtle Beach theme park video. These places are so amazing, creepy and sad all at the same time and you do a great job showcasing that.

[@katiestall2201]

Another cool find

[@TheNiz73]

Very fresh my man👍🏼

[@charlottewebb5987]

thank you again for another great video as usual you never disappoint

[@calithunder]

That floral chair with the blue and green flowers.....I want thattttt! Who knew a simple chair could say so much with just its print?

[@jonathanmiller4467]

Amazing explore.

[@47mrdoug]

Great video, nice that you once again found a phone with receiver left off the phone must have been like that for years again you saved the day!

[@Kimtwister]

holy sh@t rob this was awesome u did it again amazing dude peace out love to kristy

[@PaisleyVixen69]

That doll tho 😱 Thanks for the awesome video,my brother from another mother 👊

[@dorthymartin2425]

Creepy af!!

[@KezFromAus]

WOW! Straight to my Favourite Urbexes playlist! You've done it again! Thanks Robb! :-)

[@maryc7830]

It’s definitely old, but still magnificent.

[@Georgie6974]

Nintendo 64 controller. Thats odd. Looks like almost everything left behind. Love the video. 💖😊🙌✌🖖💖❄🌟

[@thenaturemanadventures]

The theatre was unbelievable! So hard to imagine this hasn't been renovated and repurposed. I wish cities would see the potential and offer it to buyers for reasonable price and watch them revitalize the area 😔 ... Great video as always my friend 😃🍅

[@DaMo-Studios]

Those Realistic Mach One floor speakers! Had a pair for awhile. They are very collectible.

[@laurafort5882]

I feel bad that all those people lost all their belongings... shame to let the hotel go to waste like that... I’d fix it up and make it so the homeless had a place to live.. great video rob.. have a good one✌🏻❤️

[@mikecroaro519]

You would spend 10-20 million dollars so homeless people can live there?

[@laurafort5882]

Mike Croaro i sincerely doubt it would cost that much🙄..

[@mikecroaro519]

It would be very expensive. Then the homeless people would just destroy the whole place.

[@scottholmes6045]

It probably would cost as much as Mike stated, or even much more. This building is in such disrepair. Its probably loaded with asbestos and lead. You'd have to gut the entire building and abate all the hazardous materials.

[@sharonlegnon427]

Amazing find. Whatever that is hanging above the stage is really strange.

[@stevetaylor9556]

Wow , thats a very cool find , the theater was / is awesome , dont see to much of that in modern buildings, great explore , enjoyed it.

[@whatchacookin1096]

Amazing that people can live in such filth.

[@SPIRITHUNTER]

Awesome video x

[@577buttfan]

Man that theater was dopest!

[@karonradford1592]

Awesome Explore. I'm happy to see another video. Thank You Rob. :) Shout to Josh. love seeing ya filming together. Have an awesome day. :) Please tell Kristy I saw hello. Miss her on this explore.

[@dalecarney2581]

Wow I live right up street from this place,they are going to turn this into apts and a hotel again sometime this year maybe

[@Mazxlol]

Love the intro dude. sick beats! :D good video as always!

[@jasonchristian5204]

Nice vid bro😎

[@Momvon1]

Those blues and purple's on that chair were awesome!

[@karenshawn8406]

found another video from a while ago. looks like there are homeless people living in there. I'm glad you have your mask on and not breathing that nasty stuff in. Another great video. loved it. sad that they had to move and that it is in such disrepair now.

[@rolfsinkgraven]

Great explore loved this big place very interesting thnx.

[@MrVegasdeuce]

That furniture at 1827 was super dope...!

[@hotord205]

great exploration video thanks keep up the great work 👍👍✌️

[@brianmalone80]

My sister-in-law lived there around 2004 while she was going to St. Louis University. There have been multiple owners with multiple plans to renovate and reopen the Jefferson Hotel. Several companies never made it through the recession.

[@randomethingscatstoo3118]

Amazing. In Pennsylvania. Freezing me asset. Off!

[@garbage854]

WOW really cool place/stuff 😀

[@radoslavkolev9816]

Its amazing!

[@Momvon1]

That theatre is beautiful love the windows and scroll work, just think about how beautiful it was during it's heyday!

[@sherj63w46]

Cool and awesome!!!!!!!!😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇

[@rustyrazor1853]

That doll is terrifying

[@debbiebrister3461]

No he didn't blink, but it would of been hilarious if he did! Haha. I missed your lady again!

[@mikefitchNYC1971]

That hotel looks like it was beautiful in its heyday. Awesome job on this exploration! That doll in the opening scenes was spooky looking.