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When a friend asked me to video record the house of his 95 year old aunt who recently passed away prior to dispersing its contents among family members, I cordially volunteered. I’d always admired the historic-looking structure in the middle of more modern buildings and became excited about the opportunity when my friend told me the house had been built in the 1800s. My plan was to capture exterior aerial footage with my DJI Mini 3 Pro and use regular video equipment inside. However, when I began the interior photography a novel (challenging) idea struck me and I decided to see if I could film everything using the drone. Although rooms and doorways were quite small I managed to navigate throughout the house without crashing into walls, furniture, or myself while having obstacle avoidance turned off. My friend and I were both pleased with the results and I learned some valuable flight lessons about the maneuverability of the drone in tight spaces.

[@mm91871]

I have always LOVED this house and property. Thank you for posting this video! I love the inside and the furniture. Great work with the drone! And I hope the family keeps this home, I know the land alone is very valuable, but I’d hate to see it sold & torn down.

[@PAW6110]

Thanks for the comment. What you wrote makes me wonder how many other citizens in the Columbia/Richmond County area feel the same way about this historic house. The future will tell.

[@ronaldjones8797]

Hello my Dania Beach brother. You sold me on the fireplace and wrap around porch. Then the massive garage and workshop. Can't get any better. Then I saw the furniture. With the exception of the wall mounted television. It has to be from the 30s to the late 60s. Is this a museum? Utterly beautiful and fascinated. Thank you so much for taking me out of miserable south Florida.

[@PAW6110]

Not a museum but the long lived residence of a 98 year old aunt of a friend of mine.

[@11THEFEZMAN11]

The drone footage was fantastic

[@PAW6110]

Thank you for your comment.