Thank you all for watching! Make sure to stay until later in the video to hear the rest of the story and uncover what ultimately happened to this incredible place. 🏰🔎
I'm not at the end of your video yet, but I did Google and look up. There is a Dr.Samuel Glasgow III based in Cookeville, Tennessee, where I have to imagine it was his great great grandfather that built this home. I wonder if he knows.
Hi Jeremy, I emailed you a few months ago re: producing a family documentary. Just wondering if you ever saw that. Totally understand if you are not interested...
@ JeremyXplores for some reason this popped up in my feed, and I fell in love!❤ I so enjoyed going through this mansion with you. I only wish that there were photos of the mansion that is now redone. Thank you so much for bringing this beautiful gem to everybody’s life. ❤ New subscriber!
You should be writing novels, with the way you speak and describe everything as a storyteller. It's very interesting. I feel you would write great mysteries or suspense novels.
Those beautiful antiques rotting breaks my heart. I don't understand why the Historical Society doesn't go in there and get those for display in a museum. Thank you for bringing all of these forgotten treasures to us.
I completely agree-it’s heartbreaking to see such beautiful antiques left to decay. Unfortunately, the Historical Society often faces challenges like funding, permissions, or logistical issues, which can make it difficult for them to intervene in time. I wish more of these forgotten pieces could find their way into museums where they could be preserved and appreciated. Thank you for watching and for appreciating the treasures these places hold!
Me too !! As a kid I was around a lot of antiques ( the 60’s -80’s ) I can understand why people are upset with antiques left behind - some children of antique dealers just don’t like them - but I can’t understand why they didn’t have someone come in an appraise and just sell it all - so people who love them can have them ! Also weirdly anyone notice that some rooms seem “very clean and organized “? And items ?? The instrument is an autoharp
@@VEE1959he said he filmed it 2 years ago, I think. I’d love to see it after restoration. I looked but couldn’t find it. There are a lot places named Montrose Estate.
I think this is the first time I have seen a happy ending with one of your explorations. Most of these places just get leveled and built over. To know that this house was restored completely is really cool. I wonder if the family would allow you to film it again with it being restored?
I drove by this estate every single day on my commute into my job in downtown Nashville! My curiosity was piqued back in the eighties, to know what was inside those genteel brick walls. Well, you have satisfied that curiosity, my friend and I thank you.
Love it. Felt so sad seeing it neglected, actually brought tears to my eyes. So happy the family restored it, would love to see it now. I’m a gardener too so would love to see what they did with the grounds
Jeremy this has to be one of the most beautiful mansions I've seen. My heart was breaking as you went along showing these beautiful furnishings and artifacts, especially the dolls. They alone are worth thousands. But then you said the mansion was refurbished, I was so elated. Thank you for showing this masterpiece.
I’m so glad you felt the same way about the mansion-it really is one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever explored. It was heartbreaking to see those priceless pieces, especially the dolls, just left behind like that. I was thrilled too when I learned the mansion had been restored. It’s amazing to know that all that history and beauty got a second chance. Thank you so much for watching and for appreciating this masterpiece with me!
Thank you so much! I really try to approach these places with the respect they deserve and share every detail with you. It means a lot that you enjoy the way I narrate the exploration-ASMR voice and all! 😄 I’m glad you appreciated every corner of the mansion as much as I did. Thanks for watching and being a part of the journey!
there are thousands of people who can buy houses where 40 people could live, but there are millions of people who cannot even buy a small 3 person house....... there are thousands of buildings standing empty.....but there are thousands and thousands of people homeless.... this world really is freaked up
Jeremy, you really blew me away at the end. Throughout your tour, I couldn't help thinking of everything in that house that was of high value and if it was ever slated to be knocked down, what would happen to what was inside. The sale of all the antique furniture could bring money for homeless shelters, and the dolls could make so many little girls so happy having their own doll, or maybe a small doll museum could be built for everything doll related in that house. I'm equally happy that the house was restored to it's original beauty and relatives can enjoy it again. Thank you for showing us this special home and us the good news that it was restored.❤
Now that I've experienced this marvelous mansion through your eloquently told story I have to repost and just say its breath taking. So many artifacts you don't just see that sitting in an abandoned state every day. And now I can breathe a sigh of relief knowing that the family did care this place was screaming for love and attention. All I can say is that it left me speechless. Thank you for the tour of this grand place you are a gifted explorer with the passion that it takes to get the point across to all whom watch you. The point is please don't take these historical places for granted.
Wow, thank you so much for your incredibly kind words! I’m so glad the story of this mansion resonated with you-it’s truly a breathtaking place, and it’s rare to come across such well-preserved artifacts in an abandoned home. Like you, I felt a sense of relief knowing the family stepped in to restore it with the care it deserved. I’m honored that the tour left such an impact on you, and I really appreciate your support and understanding of why preserving these historic places is so important. Thank you again for watching and for sharing your thoughts-it means the world!
Your graceful photography, soothing voice, eloquent use of words to paint a picture of forgotten beauty, and deep respect of the past are heart warming. This was a happy ending to a forgotten time capsule! One small door you opened in a wall looks like a dumbwaiter. At one time they were powered by water. So appreciate you taking us on your Xplorations!👏👏
I hope the antiques and the light fixtures don’t die with this house, the craftsmanship if spectacular and the glass shades alone are worth $. Someone needs to preserve these things.
I am so in AWE of what you were able to physically SEE!!! The way you carefully placed the picture in the bathroom, was so telling of how you respect the remainder of what ...was..like you expect someone to come in and claim what is there!!! I enjoyed watching. I am glad the skeletons of yester-year are able to carry on!! Love the video !
This absolutely the best old mansion I’ve ever seen. Thank you for your exploration. I think most of the dolls shown are Madam Alexander dolls. Not sure if they still make them but they’re so beautiful. Thanks again. ❤
This is one of the BEST Mansions you have covered. Beautiful Architectural designs & Beautiful Antiques. The rooms were really well decorated. She really loved her dolls. She had her own room to display them. It's sad to see them just sitting there deteriorating. Appreciate you showing all the beauty of years gone by. Thank you Jeremy.
Thank you so much! I agree-this mansion is truly one of the most stunning places I’ve explored, from the architecture to the antiques. It’s clear she had a deep love for her dolls, and it’s heartbreaking to see them slowly deteriorating. I’m really glad you appreciated the beauty of this place as much as I did, and I’m grateful for your kind words. Thanks for watching and joining me on this journey!
Thank you so much! I’m really glad you enjoyed this one-it’s definitely one of my favorite finds too. There’s just something special about places like this that hold so much history and character. I appreciate you watching and being a part of this journey with me!
This was by far one of the best abandoned homes ever! Stunning antiques... I am so glad to hear that the family thought enough of the home to restore it back to it's orginal glory. Thank you for this!!!!!!
Best old house exploration ever. Your narration brings it to life again. I'm so happy and relieved that it is getting restored. So many times these historical and wonderful homes with all the antiques are scheduled for destruction - for new developments. Thank you again - even my motorhead husband was enthralled!
So happy to know that this incredible home is restored!! For once my sadness turned to joy at the end of an exploration video!! I cant imagine living in such a stunning place. Thank you for sharing this video. Your narration is always the best!!
Jeremy each of your videos out shines the one before! You not only show us the house but you tell its story. I can’t tell you how much I enjoyed this one. I’m into genealogy and I’ve just recently traced some lines back to English Sirs, Lady’s and Barons with one line actually going up to the King. So all the antiques are really special to see and so sad that all that history is just rotting away. Keep doing what you are doing!
Thank you so much! It’s awesome to hear that you enjoyed this one, especially with your interest in genealogy-it’s incredible to trace your lineage back to English royalty! I totally agree, it’s sad to see all that history just rotting away. I’m glad I could show you these antiques and share the story behind them. Thanks for the support, and I’ll definitely keep doing what I love!
I thought that at first, but the water knob threw me - what I think is that they needed a water turn-off on the second floor and they wanted a pretty way to hide it…
Absolutely the best video I've ever seen. Very sad story with a fairy tale ending. You made my day when you said that it had been restored! You should get an award for this one
Best News all Day! The house was restored!! 🎉 Such a beautiful piece of history. Hope you can go back and they will let you show it again in all its glory!
Hey Jeremy, Tampa here. WOW...what a great video on this old mansion. Its sad that all was just left as is and really means nothing to anyone except who it belonged too. I still have my grandmothers original Singer,. along with the instructions on how to replace the cord to the foot peddle and the oil can. Truly a beautiful piece. The painting on the sides of the machine itself, still perfect. I will never part with this. She lived in Massachusetts, and it was amazing to see her artifacts collected over her years. Thanks for sharing this home, another great video. It's also sad that the state doesn't take over and create a museum. It will probably be torn down and condos built in its place.
One of my favorite homes thus far- always wanted to renovate something like this- I can’t believe the antiques are still there- my gosh that mirror and everything . Is there no one to claim these items or the home? Very nice commentary - much passion and detail. Oh- at the end I hear it has been reclaimed - how awesome !
I love that you respect and cherish these places. I would not be subbed of you were reckless and flippant about it. I think it comes down to the fact that these places you explore were once the most intimate places for people: their home. And they deserve the wonder and carefulness you give them.
I watch these videos of abandoned homes every night. I find them relaxing before bed. I saw this tour by “Big Banks”. You did such a better job. I’m officially a convert to your channel. Bravo! 👏🏼
Hands down the best abandoned mansion video I’ve ever seen. And to hear they restored it made me feel so happy!!! What an amazing home!!! I loved how all the rooms connected in odd ways upstairs, it’s just magical
Hey! Thanks so much for the love from Nashville! I really appreciate you watching and supporting the channel. It means a lot to hear that you enjoy the videos-it’s hard work, but totally worth it. Thanks again for being part of the journey!
What an amazing beauty! This has got to be my fave thus far, and you have shown us so many amazing places! Thank you for the wonderful attention to detail and appreciation for the architecture & antiques. Defo will give this another watch.
Thank you so much! I’m really glad this one is your favorite-it truly is a beautiful place with so much history and detail to appreciate. I always try to give attention to the architecture and antiques that make these homes so special, so I’m happy you noticed! Thanks for watching, and I’m honored you’re going to give it another watch. Means a lot!
im a big fan i love how your tone is calm while telling the stories and showing us the places. its so cool how you can find these sorta houses thats basically still in touch.
Couldn’t be a better ending/beginning of a NEW CHAPTER for this incredible find … One that MANY of us that watch these explorations hope for. …. Thanks for sharing and following up to let US know THIS ONE WILL BE SAVED and HAS BEEN RENOVATED……. By EXTENDED FAMILY 👏🏿👍🏿
Loved you sharing one of the most beautiful houses/mansions ❤ I hope some day you will be aloud to go do a walk threw of what it looks like now. I WOULD LOVE to see it in its formal glory.
Jeremy: Watching this video humbles me, because it shows our lives are so short on this earth, all we have, had, or will have or just empty. We own nothing, we cannot take it with us. We have loves ones where we depend on live with us, then pass on. It hurts to the core to see everything they put together while living in this beautiful home. I was very pleased to hear the family took it over and renewed they home. Thank you for bringing this to us. The bullets you found are 45 cal. used in a 45 handgun and the submachine gun, WW2 vintage.
I appreciate that you see and value the beauty in everything in this home including the furniture It’s so sad to me to see it rotting and no one enjoying this place Thank you for sharing this amazing place with us
I also loved playing with dolls when I was little. The mother of this house was really obsessed with dolls. I have a passion for old houses and I am obsessed with these kinds of videos, so thank you. My obsession began with this recurring dream about this huge old white mansion I was viewing with the aim of purchasing it. So now, I find myself watching these types of videos, hoping against all hopes that I will see this house that haunts my dreams. I don't know the meaning of this dream, but who knows? Maybe I'm a returning spirit and my former life's home is hidden in some woods somewhere 😮❤❤❤❤ Those mirrors are really beautiful
I especially loved the mirrors as well. I also have a house I repeatedly dream of in great detail. Turns out my husband has dreamed of the same house. We can both describe it and the surrounding landscape. We haven't found it yet, but will recognize it if we do. Maybe we li Ed a different lifetime there?
@@desertpagan2020 I believe that too. Maybe these are our memories from our previous lives. I believe that God erases most of our memories before allowing us to come to this world so that we won't be too distracted about our perfect home, heaven, but little by little, we get some of them back in the form of dreams. Maybe they're messages from God. Who knows? ❤ 💙 💜 💖 💗
It saddens me how generations of once beloved belongings just lay alone, reclaimed by nature and time. Thank you for not only doing the walk through but for researching the previous owners and showing respect for them. This is incredible. Thos huge mirrors are amazing. ❤
I don't know why or do I?This video brings me to tears . It reminds me of my dad and my grandma, even though neither of them lived in a mansion but had great taste. Like the title says this is a true time capsule, thank you for sharing !
My favorite kind of exploring...With the full history and PERFECT filming, natural sounds💯...everything perfect💯...Highly Satisfying💯...This is gonna be one of my favourite channels...Keep it up bro!!🤓😇😇🤟👍
From outside it looks modern,rich & grand but the furnitures & details inside gives more of a soulful feeling! The wood furnitures & the window in breakfast room was so beautiful😍 @14:05 I have seen that kinda A marble-inset carved wood chair in Chinese historical dramas as antiques. SO BEAUTIFUL FROM CLOSE UP! 34:34 that sewing machine & the box I literally gasped so precious to stay there like that..
My heart felt immediate releif for all those magical antiques left behind to rot in accidental museum. This is simply one of the best exploration videos ive seen in a while. This video really highlighted for me why i love antique decor and furniture so much. Its not the price or how old it is, its the ornate one of a kind originality that was so easily lost in the manufactured era in the 80s and onward. Fitting in was still popular however our furniture and decor is where we showed our interests, favorite colors, and favorite styles. Growing up in the greens and browns of the 2000s really makes me appreciate the colors in which we used to use to color old homes . Its also WILD to me that only a few people would live in this GIANT house and how that was really kinda common once the kids moved out.
@@PaintedDinoCreations I would like to see that also because I really don't believe it was restored. That house would cost a boat load of money to restore and most of the house would have to be replaced leaving not much of the old house. As sad as it is that is a tear down, not even close to being something to restore.
I am so thankful that beautiful home was restored back to its glorious self instead of decaying and demolished!!! Such a happy ending! Thank you for sharing!❤
Jeremy! You remind me so much of my nephew! God bless your soul, I can't imagine what your child hood was like but you are loved! You have such a child like curiosty and feel the hearts of the people that used to live in these places. I live in a house built in 1951 that can tell you a lot, and has rooms similar to those of what you have seen. I grew up around high ceilings, double french doors and crystal door knobs and antique green paint. I know the feeling but you are still impressionable which is tenderly sweet! You marvel as a child we enjoy your tours and I wish you all the blessings life has to offer you! God bless you!
Great video again! These always leaves me thinking of when I’m no longer here. All our worldly belongings we so cherish need to enjoyed today. There’s no better time than now because when we are gone everything turns to dust.
I'm so glad that this mansion didn't get ransacked or vandalized. It's actually a miracle it's intact with the contents intact. Having said this, the family had way too much money than they knew what to do with. The instrument on 24:29 is called a zither.
Wow, I also am in love with this house. Jeremy, you flawlessly present every exploration. I am always blown away by your videos. You honestly need a TV 📺 show. I always watch all your videos more than once as you pack so much into each one. I can’t believe the amount of gorgeous antiques in this house. I’ve said it before but I love the way you are so respectful of the contents and the houses themselves. Your voice is beautiful. You Jeremy are amazing. When you were upstairs the birds singing outside was glorious. The bathrooms were my favorite rooms, unbelievable and beautiful. I had that same white stove in the upstairs kitchen when I was raising my eldest son who is 48 years old now. Best stove I have ever had! Couldn’t believe it when I saw it. Thank you again Jeremy, when you post a video it always makes my day happier and enriched. I send you love Jeremy from B. C. Canada 🇨🇦 ♥️ God Bless you always.
I’m thrilled to know the house was fully restored. It is a beautiful house! It’s wonderful to think that another family is creating their own memories in the home. I don’t think the one piece is a gun cabinet although it could be different from the ones my husband has. They have a a little row of brackets at the top lines in felt for the gun barrel to rest in so they stay securely in place and won’t slide in to the other guns. At least a cabinet for long guns. Maybe it’s for handguns but I didn’t see any brackets to hold those, either. I think the little musical instrument on the dining room fireplace may be a dulcimer, and the big piece also in the dining room containing table linens was a “linen press”. Maybe a Jackson press, but I have no clue about that. Enjoyed this so much!
I myself would have a very hard time leaving all the beautiful dolls, doll church,artifacts, army artifacts. Once again you made me feel like I was walking beside you while going through the house. At the end when you said that it had been restored back to what it once was it blew my mind. Thank you Once again
This is absolutely the best mansion video! The house is soo beautiful and the way you describe everything and tell the story of these places is just . . . perfection. You're so respectful and the way you see the beauty in everything is amazing. I could listen to you 24/7 lol. ❤
I wish all those beautiful items could have the chance to be preserved in a museum instead of being left there forgotten and unloved. So pleased you are showing us these historical pieces! Thank you 😊
I know it’s frowned upon, but part of me wishes you’d have taken that pearl inlay chair to save it from the decay. One of the more beautiful pieces I’ve ever seen
Wow! So many beautiful antiques. I bet it was gorgeous before it got looted and decayed. The fretwork, light fixtures, fireplaces, stained glass, and panel work in the hallways are just beautiful.😍 Crazy that it was left behind and forgotten like that especially in Nashville. I used to live near Chattanooga, Tn. Thrilled to hear its been restored! Yay! Wish you were able to film an after episode.
Wow I love the fact that you've ended this with its final restoration Well, it puts my mind at ease. These beautiful treasures are not lost forever to trash Thank goodness for the family coming in and restoring this place. I wish I could see it today.
Fascinating front entrance way...don't know how to describe it...never saw one like it...with the galley area above...incredible chandelier...classy and grand...
I know exactly what you mean! That front entrance is definitely one of a kind, especially with the galley area above-such a unique design. And that chandelier? Absolutely stunning! The whole setup really gives the place such a grand, classy vibe. Glad you found it as fascinating as I did!
This one makes me so sad. I just wanna go back in time, rewind. The doll house with all the mirrors, absolutely breathtaking. One of my favorites of your explorations! ❤
What a wonderful video! Thank you for sharing your experience. I was almost in tears. I have 7 dollhouses. Some I have built and some I have restored. Nothing as grand as that church, however. I understand that woman's passion, even if mine is all in miniature for dollhouses and I build some of the furniture and food for scenes, too. Loved this.
Thanks so much! This place really was an explorer’s dream-so much history and detail to uncover at every turn. Glad you enjoyed the explore as much as I did!
By far the most amazing exploration to date. This one has a happy ending that warms my heart, it has been restored to its original glory. Great job, @JeremyXplores
This is my first visit to your UA-cam. I’m impressed. I really appreciate your tour and your well worded, intelligent narration. I subscribed!! Looking forward to watching more of your explorations. Thank you. (I’m glad this historic house and antiques were restored. Fabulous ending!)
You have mastered the art of showing the viewer your admiration and respect for history and beautiful antiques. Your voice is truly mesmerizing. Im not one to cry, but you brought me to tears- happy to see you again, and haunted by the thought that all we hold dear is forgotten and not as important as we deem it to be. Very very happy to see a new tour thank you so much
Thank you so much! I really appreciate that. Telling the story behind these places is one of my favorite parts of exploring, so it means a lot to hear you enjoy the narration. Thanks for watching and supporting!
Wow! I couldn't get over this house. I was in AWWW the entire time, my eyes watered up, for real! Something tells me they had a crapload of custom furnishings brought into home back in it's prime. Maybe shipped from overseas. So many memories, keepsakes, just yelling 'family home' and it is such a shame to see it all laying there to literally rot. The amount of ORIGINAL items is ASTOUNDING!! Thank you so much for this astonishing tour, that without you, I would otherwise never, ever, see such a gem! Happy exploring and stay safe. Sending love from Canada !
OH MY HEAVENS!!! Why did you pass up the first bathroom?? Don’t you know there are a lot of us abandoned home aficionados that adore seeing the bathrooms?? The original plumbing and fixtures are a delight to behold!! PLEASE film these up close for us!! Thanks!!😊
So happy to hear the family reclaimed it all. So much beauty, so much history, mystery and charm. I would love to see it now but glad I found your video. Thanks for being so respectful and gentle. These old houses do have feelings and memories. Incredible.
Thank you all for watching! Make sure to stay until later in the video to hear the rest of the story and uncover what ultimately happened to this incredible place. 🏰🔎
I'm not at the end of your video yet, but I did Google and look up. There is a Dr.Samuel Glasgow III based in Cookeville, Tennessee, where I have to imagine it was his great great grandfather that built this home. I wonder if he knows.
Hi Jeremy, I emailed you a few months ago re: producing a family documentary. Just wondering if you ever saw that. Totally understand if you are not interested...
just imagine chavs getting ahold of that place spraypaint and damage beyond repair hell yeah
@ JeremyXplores for some reason this popped up in my feed, and I fell in love!❤
I so enjoyed going through this mansion with you. I only wish that there were photos of the mansion that is now redone.
Thank you so much for bringing this beautiful gem to everybody’s life.
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You should be writing novels, with the way you speak and describe everything as a storyteller. It's very interesting. I feel you would write great mysteries or suspense novels.
Those beautiful antiques rotting breaks my heart. I don't understand why the Historical Society doesn't go in there and get those for display in a museum. Thank you for bringing all of these forgotten treasures to us.
I wonder why the kids didn't take anything
I completely agree-it’s heartbreaking to see such beautiful antiques left to decay. Unfortunately, the Historical Society often faces challenges like funding, permissions, or logistical issues, which can make it difficult for them to intervene in time. I wish more of these forgotten pieces could find their way into museums where they could be preserved and appreciated. Thank you for watching and for appreciating the treasures these places hold!
Fantastic
Me too !! As a kid I was around a lot of antiques ( the 60’s -80’s ) I can understand why people are upset with antiques left behind - some children of antique dealers just don’t like them - but I can’t understand why they didn’t have someone come in an appraise and just sell it all - so people who love them can have them !
Also weirdly anyone notice that some rooms seem “very clean and organized “? And items ??
The instrument is an autoharp
Nobody gives a shit about things like that in Netnoo. The heirs, if there are any, are fighting and won't cooperate. Or he died intestate.
Hey Jeremy, I just finished listening to the video, and this home was not torn down, but rehabbed back to its glory. YAY !
That didn't take long, are you sure it's finished to its former glory ?
Please post more information.
I glad also great.
Sorry but I don't see how it was redone to its former glory since he just made the video 7 days ago.
@@VEE1959he said he filmed it 2 years ago, I think. I’d love to see it after restoration. I looked but couldn’t find it. There are a lot places named Montrose Estate.
That doll house is truly stunning. Please rescue it, it belongs in a museum and admired for many many more years to come. ❤
Agreed
I think this is the first time I have seen a happy ending with one of your explorations. Most of these places just get leveled and built over. To know that this house was restored completely is really cool. I wonder if the family would allow you to film it again with it being restored?
I drove by this estate every single day on my commute into my job in downtown Nashville! My curiosity was piqued back in the eighties, to know what was inside those genteel brick walls. Well, you have satisfied that curiosity, my friend and I thank you.
Where is this house?I live in nashville and have never seen it
Love it. Felt so sad seeing it neglected, actually brought tears to my eyes. So happy the family restored it, would love to see it now. I’m a gardener too so would love to see what they did with the grounds
Jeremy this has to be one of the most beautiful mansions I've seen. My heart was breaking as you went along showing these beautiful furnishings and artifacts, especially the dolls. They alone are worth thousands. But then you said the mansion was refurbished, I was so elated. Thank you for showing this masterpiece.
I’m so glad you felt the same way about the mansion-it really is one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever explored. It was heartbreaking to see those priceless pieces, especially the dolls, just left behind like that. I was thrilled too when I learned the mansion had been restored. It’s amazing to know that all that history and beauty got a second chance. Thank you so much for watching and for appreciating this masterpiece with me!
@@JeremyXploreswhen was it restored? I thought it was still rotting
@@JeremyXploresplease do get some photos after it has been done.
i love how respectful jeremy is while exploring showing us every corner and piece with a good ASMR voice haha
Thank you so much! I really try to approach these places with the respect they deserve and share every detail with you. It means a lot that you enjoy the way I narrate the exploration-ASMR voice and all! 😄 I’m glad you appreciated every corner of the mansion as much as I did. Thanks for watching and being a part of the journey!
Respectful, yes I agree
@@JeremyXploresis this your real voice on the voice overs?
Yep voice is super relaxing
@@SkittlesonurVideoThis is Jeremy's real voice.
there are thousands of people who can buy houses where 40 people could live, but there are millions of people who cannot even buy a small 3 person house....... there are thousands of buildings standing empty.....but there are thousands and thousands of people homeless.... this world really is freaked up
those homeless people you are talking about will destroy this house on a blink of an eye
@@vinnygonzalez-h2ksadly you’re right.
Aunt that the truth. Amen
Jeremy, you really blew me away at the end. Throughout your tour, I couldn't help thinking of everything in that house that was of high value and if it was ever slated to be knocked down, what would happen to what was inside. The sale of all the antique furniture could bring money for homeless shelters, and the dolls could make so many little girls so happy having their own doll, or maybe a small doll museum could be built for everything doll related in that house. I'm equally happy that the house was restored to it's original beauty and relatives can enjoy it again.
Thank you for showing us this special home and us the good news that it was restored.❤
Most beautiful home ever! I can’t imagine a family member not wanting these beautiful things and letting everything deteriorate!🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Now that I've experienced this marvelous mansion through your eloquently told story I have to repost and just say its breath taking. So many artifacts you don't just see that sitting in an abandoned state every day. And now I can breathe a sigh of relief knowing that the family did care this place was screaming for love and attention. All I can say is that it left me speechless. Thank you for the tour of this grand place you are a gifted explorer with the passion that it takes to get the point across to all whom watch you. The point is please don't take these historical places for granted.
Wow, thank you so much for your incredibly kind words! I’m so glad the story of this mansion resonated with you-it’s truly a breathtaking place, and it’s rare to come across such well-preserved artifacts in an abandoned home. Like you, I felt a sense of relief knowing the family stepped in to restore it with the care it deserved. I’m honored that the tour left such an impact on you, and I really appreciate your support and understanding of why preserving these historic places is so important. Thank you again for watching and for sharing your thoughts-it means the world!
Your graceful photography, soothing voice, eloquent use of words to paint a picture of forgotten beauty, and deep respect of the past are heart warming. This was a happy ending to a forgotten time capsule!
One small door you opened in a wall looks like a dumbwaiter. At one time they were powered by water. So appreciate you taking us on your Xplorations!👏👏
I hope the antiques and the light fixtures don’t die with this house, the craftsmanship if spectacular and the glass shades alone are worth $. Someone needs to preserve these things.
Silly I know, but it actually choked me up when you said that the mansion had been lovingly restored since your walkthru. Thanks Jeremy
Where is Dr Gladstone's House in Nashville Tennessee the one that is but abandoned where is it located at
Really!!! Amazing!!!
Wow. This doctor was an amazing contribution to society. I appreciate you giving his story light.
Yes he was and His passion was antiquities
I doubt who ever robbed his collection, had no.idea of its value
This beautiful home has good energy. A lot of love and happiness within its walls over the years. You can feel it. 😊
Happy to get the notification of a new explore. You have been missed.
I am so in AWE of what you were able to physically SEE!!! The way you carefully placed the picture in the bathroom, was so telling of how you respect the remainder of what ...was..like you expect someone to come in and claim what is there!!! I enjoyed watching. I am glad the skeletons of yester-year are able to carry on!! Love the video !
This absolutely the best old mansion I’ve ever seen. Thank you for your exploration. I think most of the dolls shown are Madam Alexander dolls. Not sure if they still make them but they’re so beautiful. Thanks again. ❤
and worth a lot of money, just saying.
This is one of the BEST Mansions you have covered. Beautiful Architectural designs & Beautiful Antiques. The rooms were really well decorated. She really loved her dolls. She had her own room to display them. It's sad to see them just sitting there deteriorating. Appreciate you showing all the beauty of years gone by. Thank you Jeremy.
Thank you so much! I agree-this mansion is truly one of the most stunning places I’ve explored, from the architecture to the antiques. It’s clear she had a deep love for her dolls, and it’s heartbreaking to see them slowly deteriorating. I’m really glad you appreciated the beauty of this place as much as I did, and I’m grateful for your kind words. Thanks for watching and joining me on this journey!
Incredible find Jeremy...frankly one of your best...
Thank you so much! I’m really glad you enjoyed this one-it’s definitely one of my favorite finds too. There’s just something special about places like this that hold so much history and character. I appreciate you watching and being a part of this journey with me!
This was by far one of the best abandoned homes ever! Stunning antiques... I am so glad to hear that the family thought enough of the home to restore it back to it's orginal glory. Thank you for this!!!!!!
One of the most beautiful homes I've seen. Very glad to know that it has been restored.
Every single thing in that house is worth a fortune to someone. It makes you think about how all the things we acquire can’t be taken with us
So happy you posted a video. Love listening to the story of this beautiful old house. You make it beautiful and better ❤
Best old house exploration ever. Your narration brings it to life again. I'm so happy and relieved that it is getting restored. So many times these historical and wonderful homes with all the antiques are scheduled for destruction - for new developments. Thank you again - even my motorhead husband was enthralled!
So happy to know that this incredible home is restored!! For once my sadness turned to joy at the end of an exploration video!! I cant imagine living in such a stunning place. Thank you for sharing this video. Your narration is always the best!!
Me secretly hoping you don't wait so long to post another. Your fan base loves you.
Jeremy’s voice is so soothing. Just like melted butter on hotcakes! 😉😊
Jeremy each of your videos out shines the one before! You not only show us the house but you tell its story. I can’t tell you how much I enjoyed this one. I’m into genealogy and I’ve just recently traced some lines back to English Sirs, Lady’s and Barons with one line actually going up to the King. So all the antiques are really special to see and so sad that all that history is just rotting away. Keep doing what you are doing!
Thank you so much! It’s awesome to hear that you enjoyed this one, especially with your interest in genealogy-it’s incredible to trace your lineage back to English royalty! I totally agree, it’s sad to see all that history just rotting away. I’m glad I could show you these antiques and share the story behind them. Thanks for the support, and I’ll definitely keep doing what I love!
That little door in the wall upstairs, is called a Dumbwaiter. A small elevator used to transport food or meals upstairs, by kitchen staff and such.
I thought that at first, but the water knob threw me - what I think is that they needed a water turn-off on the second floor and they wanted a pretty way to hide it…
In other words they had slaves 😮
An abandoned house for so long that have next to no vandalism ? Incredible !
abandoned, but still under property.
I was thinking the same thing, no spray paint or broken glass.
Because it was a white neighborhood
Absolutely the best video I've ever seen. Very sad story with a fairy tale ending. You made my day when you said that it had been restored! You should get an award for this one
Best News all Day! The house was restored!! 🎉
Such a beautiful piece of history. Hope you can go back and they will let you show it again in all its glory!
Einfach genial. Alles
JEREMY; THIS IS ONE OF THE BEST I HAVE EVER SEEN. BEAUTIFUL, A FORTUNE IS IN THIS PLACE!! GREAT JOB.
Hey Jeremy, Tampa here. WOW...what a great video on this old mansion. Its sad that all was just left as is and really means nothing to anyone except who it belonged too. I still have my grandmothers original Singer,. along with the instructions on how to replace the cord to the foot peddle and the oil can. Truly a beautiful piece. The painting on the sides of the machine itself, still perfect. I will never part with this. She lived in Massachusetts, and it was amazing to see her artifacts collected over her years. Thanks for sharing this home, another great video. It's also sad that the state doesn't take over and create a museum. It will probably be torn down and condos built in its place.
One of my favorite homes thus far- always wanted to renovate something like this- I can’t believe the antiques are still there- my gosh that mirror and everything . Is there no one to claim these items or the home? Very nice commentary - much passion and detail.
Oh- at the end I hear it has been reclaimed - how awesome !
I love that you respect and cherish these places. I would not be subbed of you were reckless and flippant about it. I think it comes down to the fact that these places you explore were once the most intimate places for people: their home. And they deserve the wonder and carefulness you give them.
This has to be the most beautiful home I have ever seen. I’m so glad someone brought it back to life. Thank you Jeremy for taking us through it. 😊
I wonder if the family would let you in for a tour of the remodeled house??
I watch these videos of abandoned homes every night. I find them relaxing before bed. I saw this tour by “Big Banks”. You did such a better job. I’m officially a convert to your channel.
Bravo! 👏🏼
Hands down the best abandoned mansion video I’ve ever seen. And to hear they restored it made me feel so happy!!! What an amazing home!!! I loved how all the rooms connected in odd ways upstairs, it’s just magical
Hey from Nashville Tn. Thank you for your hard work posting videos for us. I enjoy them
Hey! Thanks so much for the love from Nashville! I really appreciate you watching and supporting the channel. It means a lot to hear that you enjoy the videos-it’s hard work, but totally worth it. Thanks again for being part of the journey!
What an amazing beauty! This has got to be my fave thus far, and you have shown us so many amazing places! Thank you for the wonderful attention to detail and appreciation for the architecture & antiques. Defo will give this another watch.
Thank you so much! I’m really glad this one is your favorite-it truly is a beautiful place with so much history and detail to appreciate. I always try to give attention to the architecture and antiques that make these homes so special, so I’m happy you noticed! Thanks for watching, and I’m honored you’re going to give it another watch. Means a lot!
im a big fan
i love how your tone is calm while telling the stories and showing us the places.
its so cool how you can find these sorta houses thats basically still in touch.
I love the stained glass windows, imagine the beauty of the shadows when the sun shines through, Thankyou🐈⬛❤️
Love ❤️ your videos. Also your music & explaining about the lost in time.
Alberta Canada 🇨🇦.
Couldn’t be a better ending/beginning of a NEW CHAPTER for this incredible find … One that MANY of us that watch these explorations hope for. …. Thanks for sharing and following up to let US know THIS ONE WILL BE SAVED and HAS BEEN RENOVATED……. By EXTENDED FAMILY 👏🏿👍🏿
Loved you sharing one of the most beautiful houses/mansions ❤ I hope some day you will be aloud to go do a walk threw of what it looks like now. I WOULD LOVE to see it in its formal glory.
Jeremy: Watching this video humbles me, because it shows our lives are so short on this earth, all we have, had, or will have or just empty. We own nothing, we cannot take it with us. We have loves ones where we depend on live with us, then pass on. It hurts to the core to see everything they put together while living in this beautiful home. I was very pleased to hear the family took it over and renewed they home. Thank you for bringing this to us. The bullets you found are 45 cal. used in a 45 handgun and the submachine gun, WW2 vintage.
I appreciate that you see and value the beauty in everything in this home including the furniture
It’s so sad to me to see it rotting and no one enjoying this place
Thank you for sharing this amazing place with us
I also loved playing with dolls when I was little. The mother of this house was really obsessed with dolls. I have a passion for old houses and I am obsessed with these kinds of videos, so thank you. My obsession began with this recurring dream about this huge old white mansion I was viewing with the aim of purchasing it. So now, I find myself watching these types of videos, hoping against all hopes that I will see this house that haunts my dreams. I don't know the meaning of this dream, but who knows? Maybe I'm a returning spirit and my former life's home is hidden in some woods somewhere 😮❤❤❤❤
Those mirrors are really beautiful
I especially loved the mirrors as well. I also have a house I repeatedly dream of in great detail. Turns out my husband has dreamed of the same house. We can both describe it and the surrounding landscape. We haven't found it yet, but will recognize it if we do. Maybe we li Ed a different lifetime there?
@@desertpagan2020 I believe that too. Maybe these are our memories from our previous lives. I believe that God erases most of our memories before allowing us to come to this world so that we won't be too distracted about our perfect home, heaven, but little by little, we get some of them back in the form of dreams. Maybe they're messages from God. Who knows? ❤ 💙 💜 💖 💗
It saddens me how generations of once beloved belongings just lay alone, reclaimed by nature and time. Thank you for not only doing the walk through but for researching the previous owners and showing respect for them. This is incredible. Thos huge mirrors are amazing. ❤
I just wanted to say... Thank you so much for the amazing video. I do appreciate it.⚘️🌻😊
This video is beautifully done ! I enjoyed every second♥️ I sent this to my brother who resides in Nashville. I’d imagine you will have a new viewer!❤
Looks outstanding from the outside 💯👦🏼
1970's. Velvet wallpaper
I don't know why or do I?This video brings me to tears . It reminds me of my dad and my grandma, even though neither of them lived in a mansion but had great taste. Like the title says this is a true time capsule, thank you for sharing !
My favorite kind of exploring...With the full history and PERFECT filming, natural sounds💯...everything perfect💯...Highly Satisfying💯...This is gonna be one of my favourite channels...Keep it up bro!!🤓😇😇🤟👍
Thanks for taking me along with you Jeremy on the tour of this old home, amazing. 👍
Wow, the best mansion you ever explored!!!
Just fabulous.
Thanks Jeremy
Ciao ❤
From outside it looks modern,rich & grand but the furnitures & details inside gives more of a soulful feeling! The wood furnitures & the window in breakfast room was so beautiful😍 @14:05 I have seen that kinda A marble-inset carved wood chair in Chinese historical dramas as antiques. SO BEAUTIFUL FROM CLOSE UP!
34:34 that sewing machine & the box I literally gasped so precious to stay there like that..
My heart felt immediate releif for all those magical antiques left behind to rot in accidental museum. This is simply one of the best exploration videos ive seen in a while. This video really highlighted for me why i love antique decor and furniture so much. Its not the price or how old it is, its the ornate one of a kind originality that was so easily lost in the manufactured era in the 80s and onward. Fitting in was still popular however our furniture and decor is where we showed our interests, favorite colors, and favorite styles. Growing up in the greens and browns of the 2000s really makes me appreciate the colors in which we used to use to color old homes . Its also WILD to me that only a few people would live in this GIANT house and how that was really kinda common once the kids moved out.
Is there anyway to see the restoration or learn more about thos peice of history
The light fixtures are the best.❤
@susanholbrook4185 such a magical forgotten art
@@PaintedDinoCreations I would like to see that also because I really don't believe it was restored. That house would cost a boat load of money to restore and most of the house would have to be replaced leaving not much of the old house. As sad as it is that is a tear down, not even close to being something to restore.
I am so thankful that beautiful home was restored back to its glorious self instead of decaying and demolished!!! Such a happy ending! Thank you for sharing!❤
Jeremy! You remind me so much of my nephew! God bless your soul, I can't imagine what your child hood was like but you are loved! You have such a child like curiosty and feel the hearts of the people that used to live in these places. I live in a house built in 1951 that can tell you a lot, and has rooms similar to those of what you have seen. I grew up around high ceilings, double french doors and crystal door knobs and antique green paint. I know the feeling but you are still impressionable which is tenderly sweet! You marvel as a child we enjoy your tours and I wish you all the blessings life has to offer you! God bless you!
Wow...truly truly wonderous...the furniture and antiques are superb...
Great video again! These always leaves me thinking of when I’m no longer here. All our worldly belongings we so cherish need to enjoyed today. There’s no better time than now because when we are gone everything turns to dust.
I'm so glad that this mansion didn't get ransacked or vandalized. It's actually a miracle it's intact with the contents intact. Having said this, the family had way too much money than they knew what to do with. The instrument on 24:29 is called a zither.
Wow, I also am in love with this house. Jeremy, you flawlessly present every exploration. I am always blown away by your videos. You honestly need a TV 📺 show. I always watch all your videos more than once as you pack so much into each one.
I can’t believe the amount of gorgeous antiques in this house. I’ve said it before but I love the way you are so respectful of the contents and the houses themselves. Your voice is beautiful. You Jeremy are amazing. When you were upstairs the birds singing outside was glorious. The bathrooms were my favorite rooms, unbelievable and beautiful. I had that same white stove in the upstairs kitchen when I was raising my eldest son who is 48 years old now. Best stove I have ever had!
Couldn’t believe it when I saw it. Thank you again Jeremy, when you post a video it always makes my day happier and enriched. I send you love Jeremy from B. C. Canada 🇨🇦 ♥️ God Bless you always.
What a gorgeous mansion & beautiful property! It’s heartbreaking to see the home & antiques rotting away! What a gem of a home & video! ❤️👍👍🤘
Jeremy, I just love your voice and how you narrate these places. You're amazingly talented. Look forward to the next video.
This is by far my favorite abandoned mansion!!! 🥰🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤
Thank you for sharing this beautiful home. The craftsmanship is unbelievable.
I’m thrilled to know the house was fully restored. It is a beautiful house! It’s wonderful to think that another family is creating their own memories in the home. I don’t think the one piece is a gun cabinet although it could be different from the ones my husband has. They have a a little row of brackets at the top lines in felt for the gun barrel to rest in so they stay securely in place and won’t slide in to the other guns. At least a cabinet for long guns. Maybe it’s for handguns but I didn’t see any brackets to hold those, either. I think the little musical instrument on the dining room fireplace may be a dulcimer, and the big piece also in the dining room containing table linens was a “linen press”. Maybe a Jackson press, but I have no clue about that. Enjoyed this so much!
Were can you find the info. about whats happened to this awesome place?
Im so glad this beautiful home was restored and not torn down. I hope the antiques that could be rescued found a new home. Great video.
I myself would have a very hard time leaving all the beautiful dolls, doll church,artifacts, army artifacts. Once again you made me feel like I was walking beside you while going through the house. At the end when you said that it had been restored back to what it once was it blew my mind. Thank you Once again
This is absolutely the best mansion video! The house is soo beautiful and the way you describe everything and tell the story of these places is just . . . perfection. You're so respectful and the way you see the beauty in everything is amazing. I could listen to you 24/7 lol. ❤
I wish all those beautiful items could have the chance to be preserved in a museum instead of being left there forgotten and unloved.
So pleased you are showing us these historical pieces! Thank you 😊
I was excited to hear that this extremely neat old mansion was restored back to its former glory. Great video.
I know it’s frowned upon, but part of me wishes you’d have taken that pearl inlay chair to save it from the decay. One of the more beautiful pieces I’ve ever seen
I take this comfort when thinking about her, she lived a happy life, doing what she really loved 😍 ❤ 💖
Wow! So many beautiful antiques. I bet it was gorgeous before it got looted and decayed. The fretwork, light fixtures, fireplaces, stained glass, and panel work in the hallways are just beautiful.😍 Crazy that it was left behind and forgotten like that especially in Nashville. I used to live near Chattanooga, Tn. Thrilled to hear its been restored! Yay! Wish you were able to film an after episode.
Wow I love the fact that you've ended this with its final restoration Well, it puts my mind at ease. These beautiful treasures are not lost forever to trash Thank goodness for the family coming in and restoring this place. I wish I could see it today.
Fascinating front entrance way...don't know how to describe it...never saw one like it...with the galley area above...incredible chandelier...classy and grand...
I know exactly what you mean! That front entrance is definitely one of a kind, especially with the galley area above-such a unique design. And that chandelier? Absolutely stunning! The whole setup really gives the place such a grand, classy vibe. Glad you found it as fascinating as I did!
This one makes me so sad. I just wanna go back in time, rewind. The doll house with all the mirrors, absolutely breathtaking. One of my favorites of your explorations! ❤
First time watching, im now a subscriber. Wonderful video. The best I've seen so far. Be sure to wear a mask in those houses. Loved your video❤
What a wonderful video! Thank you for sharing your experience. I was almost in tears. I have 7 dollhouses. Some I have built and some I have restored. Nothing as grand as that church, however. I understand that woman's passion, even if mine is all in miniature for dollhouses and I build some of the furniture and food for scenes, too. Loved this.
Awesome explore. An explorers dream explore
Thanks so much! This place really was an explorer’s dream-so much history and detail to uncover at every turn. Glad you enjoyed the explore as much as I did!
By far the most amazing exploration to date. This one has a happy ending that warms my heart, it has been restored to its original glory. Great job, @JeremyXplores
Very beautiful explore!!🎉
I love the respect you have for everything. Beautiful video, love your voice.
Thank you from Portugal 🇵🇹
The chandeliers in these rooms, especially in the bedrooms, are incredible.
This is my first visit to your UA-cam. I’m impressed. I really appreciate your tour and your well worded, intelligent narration. I subscribed!! Looking forward to watching more of your explorations. Thank you. (I’m glad this historic house and antiques were restored. Fabulous ending!)
All of those Madam Alexader dolls are definitely valuable. That church needs to go to a museum or back to the original church!!!!! WOW
You have mastered the art of showing the viewer your admiration and respect for history and beautiful antiques. Your voice is truly mesmerizing. Im not one to cry, but you brought me to tears- happy to see you again, and haunted by the thought that all we hold dear is forgotten and not as important as we deem it to be. Very very happy to see a new tour thank you so much
I love your narration. Great job telling the story.
Thank you so much! I really appreciate that. Telling the story behind these places is one of my favorite parts of exploring, so it means a lot to hear you enjoy the narration. Thanks for watching and supporting!
Wow! I couldn't get over this house. I was in AWWW the entire time, my eyes watered up, for real! Something tells me they had a crapload of custom furnishings brought into home back in it's prime. Maybe shipped from overseas. So many memories, keepsakes, just yelling 'family home' and it is such a shame to see it all laying there to literally rot. The amount of ORIGINAL items is ASTOUNDING!! Thank you so much for this astonishing tour, that without you, I would otherwise never, ever, see such a gem! Happy exploring and stay safe. Sending love from Canada !
OH MY HEAVENS!!!
Why did you pass up the first bathroom??
Don’t you know there are a lot of us abandoned home aficionados that adore seeing the bathrooms??
The original plumbing and fixtures are a delight to behold!! PLEASE film these up close for us!!
Thanks!!😊
So happy to hear the family reclaimed it all. So much beauty, so much history, mystery and charm. I would love to see it now but glad I found your video. Thanks for being so respectful and gentle. These old houses do have feelings and memories. Incredible.
It would be awesome to see an after photo once they restored the house back, which is rare to restore it must have cost a fortune.
They didnt restore it, they white washed it. It looks like every other McMansion now other than the study which they painted fully black.