The picture that you show is the Gibson House in Toronto. You really ought to do your homework. And the Isabella Gardiner house is certainly more opulent than most. As I’ve written before, you guys are a bunch of charlatans
@@matthew-jy5jp Beacon Hill does not have "Brownstones"...they are in the Back Bay or the South End. Beacon Hill is brick, brick, and more brick; with black or forest green shutters.
The video is a fairly well done production with excellent photos and camera work. As a dyed in the wool Bostonian I am peeved about the brick farmhouse you kept showing as the Gibson House which is not the Gibson House. The jumping photos were distracting and deterred from the educational benefit of watching the video. The Ayer Mansion should not be included as it is another example of the tasteless alterations and destruction of old Boston homes in the Back Bay by greedy real estate developers who don't even live in Boston and inexperienced interior designer poseurs who thought Roche Bobois style "furniture" belongs in a "Gilded Age" renovation; how trite can one get? Bleccch!!
Thanks for the history of these beautiful buildings I drive by every day and even been in some as I worked for the wster & sewer commission. One stops paying attention to the history and beauty around us sometimes. So, thanks.🙏
While discussing the Nichol’s house a few images are of the Otis house; the Gibson house wasn’t shown at all as it’s a brownstone and not a freestanding residence; and most of the images for the Ayer mansion are renderings and proposals used in a real estate listing. Overall, good presentation.
Just to give everybody an example of how bad inflation is. The Gibson house was bought for $3000 in 1860 when John F. Kennedy died the casket that was purchased for him was $3000.
Work for a gc that has rehabbed and updated so many of these type homes comm ave beacon st chestnut st unbelievable the money to change these residences with no exception or care to costs.
Vizcaya Museum & Gardens (James Deering estate) in Miami, Dade, FL is amazing. Huge place. The breakwater looks like a stone ship!. Worth doing a video on this mansion if you haven't. New to and enjoying the channel!
This would of been a great video if you would stop the flipping/dancing of pictures and in and out shots. Please just stay with a constant video please and thank you
COMMENT: Are you a native of Boston - and have you been to any of these incredible mansions?
Every home in Beacon hill is a mansion. Not just the one you're talking about. All those brownstones go back to the 1800s and before
The picture that you show is the Gibson House in Toronto. You really ought to do your homework. And the Isabella Gardiner house is certainly more opulent than most. As I’ve written before, you guys are a bunch of charlatans
Yes, yes and yes! Isabella Stuart Gardner is spectacular, maybe next time you'll cover it. Love Boston ❤
I live in Salem Mass and would enjoy hearing about mansions in and around Salem.
@@matthew-jy5jp Beacon Hill does not have "Brownstones"...they are in the Back Bay or the South End. Beacon Hill is brick, brick, and more brick; with black or forest green shutters.
Not enjoying the dancing photos…too distracting!!! The video is terrific …visited often while living in Groton,Ma!!!
I love the Gibbet Hill Grill!
@@tdesq.2463 me too!!!
Claire, I thought the same about the pictures. Content of Documentary is enjoyable and light, but the dancing pictures 😅 lol😊
I am a native and here to say that your video is all news to me! I plan to visit each mansion…for sure.
Same here born and raised in the north shore and never knew any of these existed 🤦🏻♀️
I love your videos! Maybe stop juggling the between scenes photos? It's a bit distracting.
Makes me dizzy...
The video is a fairly well done production with excellent photos and camera work. As a dyed in the wool Bostonian I am peeved about the brick farmhouse you kept showing as the Gibson House which is not the Gibson House. The jumping photos were distracting and deterred from the educational benefit of watching the video. The Ayer Mansion should not be included as it is another example of the tasteless alterations and destruction of old Boston homes in the Back Bay by greedy real estate developers who don't even live in Boston and inexperienced interior designer poseurs who thought Roche Bobois style "furniture" belongs in a "Gilded Age" renovation; how trite can one get? Bleccch!!
Couldn’t agree more.
I expected Isabella Stuart Gardener but I enjoyed this.
Probably because it’s not in Back Bay. No list of Boston mansions is complete without it though!
Never been - mixed feelings about historic buildings that are not owned by American investors. Thank you for the mini tour.
Thanks for the history of these beautiful buildings I drive by every day and even been in some as I worked for the wster & sewer commission. One stops paying attention to the history and beauty around us sometimes.
So, thanks.🙏
I live in Boston and I was unfamiliar of these particular homes. Beautiful. I will visit these in person. Thank you!
Please do!
While discussing the Nichol’s house a few images are of the Otis house; the Gibson house wasn’t shown at all as it’s a brownstone and not a freestanding residence; and most of the images for the Ayer mansion are renderings and proposals used in a real estate listing. Overall, good presentation.
I live in the suburbs of Boston and felt I visited all historical places but I never heard of any of these. Thanks!
Thanks and glad you enjoyed!
beautiful video and superb narration
Thank you so much 😀
Extremely annoying bouncing pictures!!
Ayer Mansion facade and entrance at at exquisite
Just to give everybody an example of how bad inflation is. The Gibson house was bought for $3000 in 1860 when John F. Kennedy died the casket that was purchased for him was $3000.
Work for a gc that has rehabbed and updated so many of these type homes comm ave beacon st chestnut st unbelievable the money to change these residences with no exception or care to costs.
From The Beacon Falls New York, thanks for the designs!
I've done a lot of electrical work inside the Otis house and other Historic New England houses throughout Massachusetts
Bean Town resident
Thumbnail look like David Goggins with a top hat
Vizcaya Museum & Gardens (James Deering estate) in Miami, Dade, FL is amazing. Huge place. The breakwater looks like a stone ship!. Worth doing a video on this mansion if you haven't. New to and enjoying the channel!
Thanks Zsigzsag! We'll add it to the list
The dancing, wiggling photos are activating my motion sickness. :(
Thanks from BeacoNY!
Why are we selling American properties to Saudis? Why were they allowed to change the property into three units? What a Shame
What is the classical piece playing in the background during the Otis House discussion?
yES AND i NEED TO!!
It's not about how much money you had during that time frame, but your Ancestry😊
Who added alll that hideous furniture to the Ayer mansion?
Plymouth, and no, not really, Boston traffic is prohibitive. ❤
This would of been a great video if you would stop the flipping/dancing of pictures and in and out shots. Please just stay with a constant video please and thank you
if one needs adjectives that nobody uses in context, just listen, 'with that said...." sigh
Before The Federal Reserve System . Go Figure !!!