When the tour guide mentioned Gladdick McBean it caught my attention. My relatives worked for them in the early days in LA area. My aunt was involved in the ceramic division of art. I appreciate all that you do for us, Jordan, in keeping us well informed. I remember seeing the movie about Agnes life story. Glad she was able to bring comfort to others despite all her negative & sad experiences. God blessed her efforts, I’m sure. ❤️🙏🏻🌈🌹
How compassionate was the founder to devise a place of peace for those wearied by the rigors of Hollywood (among other things)! Amazing tour. What a place; would that many could learn from this example from long ago. You feel like you're walking into someone's bedroom and they just walked out! Unusual to be able to handle things like that in a sort of museum.
Hey Jordan just checking in...been super depressed last week had to put my dog to sleep...it's terrible. But I'm strong, your good spirit and positive vibes help, thanks bro. Give JAH an extra treat today to honor my pit bull deuce life. Peace bro
KLEARSKI THE KREEPER ...I'm sorry you lost your wonderful pet! I had to do the same thing with pets over the years. My suggestion is get another pet who needs you and whom you need too. Your gift to an animal is giving them a good and loving home. And their gift to you is unconditional love. I know you muss your sweet and the love you have will always be there in memory now. Just remember you were a great pet care person and took the best care of your beloved pet. Which meant everything to the animal!
This was a good one Jordan. It really got me. Reminiscent of a place my Mother was in, early sixties in Scottsdale. Beautiful but sad. The Lady who started this must have been a true Angel. Thanks for taking this tour. Deeply touching.
Hey Jordan just want to say how much I enjoy your vlogs. I discovered you when I came across the Dearly Departed Tours website which I want to do some day! I also love that you include Jah in your adventures. You have a great ability to put your audience in the same places that you visit. It is a gift. Keep up the great work. I commend you on my new favorite TH-cam channel! Daniel
Great find Jordan, very remarkable sanitarium. It has more of a family house feeling than a cold scary hospital.The ladies would have been so much happier.I love the Spanish style architecture we guys have. Great work Jordan and you spoilt us with 2 vlogs- have a wonderful week everyone.
What a forward way to treat their residents for the time period in history of sanitariums. I get the same feeling as you, that it is more of a hotel or retreat. It would have been so much more peaceful for those that lived there ....enjoyed this, thanks for taking the time to go and vlog this on the only day you could do so. I'm looking forward to the rest of the vlog.
I LOVE, LOVE , LOVE THIS VLOG. This is the stuff I love to learn about and to be able to see into this amazing place is wonderful. Thank you Jordan for your time.
It's a lovely place set in so much space with nice light rooms and breezy porches. Women aren't allowed to have nervous breakdowns now, they have to do everything and smile and be sexy too. It's insane.
Can't beat these walk around tour vlogs, get to see everything,result, Especially for someone like me who lives in a different country and would probably never get the opportunity to know about, never mind see this piece of history. Cheers Jordan.
Back in the day this was a beautiful place to have a love one stay! I’m sure as stars and family members of stars they had first rate care. It’s beautiful in its own way even now!! Thank you what a lovely service you provide!!
Jordan I expect that many of the patients did not volunteer-for the shock treatments. I think I read one time that Francis Farmer did have multiple shock treatments. Those were rough during those times.
Amazing the ladies doing craft keeping their minds busy not medicated high kept inside & too tired to do anything with pretty floral wall paper and patterns full of colour..💛
What a nice facility. Nothing like that place exists for people today. And only the best insured receive therapeutic treatment today. So most die homeless or alone. Nice to see what used to be, but sadly is no more.
Hey Jordan! You're right Clark Gable had 5 wives: Josephine Dillon 1924-1930,Maria Prentiss Lucas 1931-1939,Carole Lombard 1939-1942, Lady Sylvia Ashley 1949-1952 and Kay Williams 1955-1960.
You've got the comments turned off of your latest new home vlogs and I just wanted to comment on how much I am enjoying them. I love to see your home come together!!
Oh wow , I have seen that movie with Angelina Jolie playing as Agnes that loses her little boy . Very interesting story . I would have never known about this if I hadn't have watched this . Thanks so much Jordan for sharing this vlog . This is the kind of vlog's/ videos I have been looking for . I love them !!
Jordan another excellent vlog!! At 20:18 you mentioned there is another one of those disc things....what is it? Also did they mention if/or when a non-celebrity guest stayed there, and couldn't afford to pay, were they still able to still stay?
For those that are interested Gladding McBean is still very much in business and Huell Houser (Rip), has done several shows regarding the ceramic work which this company has produced and which I'm sure you know about Jason . Many people do not even realize they're looking at a lot of McBean ceramic works of art located on buildings throughout Los Angeles and other areas of the country.
Very interesting! Nice to see compassion existed at a time you don’t associate it with. Side note Carrie Fischer said she swore by electro-shock therapy.
Hey Jordan watching from London on Sunday Evening 5.35pm 🤓😎☺️ me and my pooch 👓🐶 as always brilliant historical facts we would never know and places we would never get to see if it wasn't for you and your channel 👍🏻💕💌🇬🇧
Great video Jason really enjoyed it I can see where many of the objects range from early 20s to probably sometime through the late 70s . I believe Clark Gable's first wife was an older woman who was an acting instructor/ teacher , came to Second Life she had money and two children by a previous marriage first name started with an R , then Carol Lombard , last one lady Ashley and I believe that is who gave birth to John Clark Gable. Thank you for showing this I found it extremely interesting wondering what the paranormal group is going to come up with . I have seen a video of Marilyn Monroe's mother being interviewed sitting on a bench I couldn't help but wonder if that was that small area of benches that you showed , in either case well done!
Someone cared...a tiny island of sanctuary in the middle of hell called life. Today redtape would never get this off the ground. No rest for the weary. Bless her for seeing a better way. huggs,silky
This would be a nice place if the city would fix it up & allow victims of domestic violence stay until, they were able to move into rental or permanent housing.
Ok so this was a two part Vlog I watched the last part first. So this place is closed. I'm just seeing this Vlog for the first time. I'd love to have seen this place. If they wrote a book it would definitely sell, if they made a movie, the History alone would be worth seeing. Providing they had the right people to play the part. Of course I'd heard that Marilyn Monroe mother was in a sanitarium.i didn't know about Billie Burke. This place has A lot of History. No it don't look like a Sanitarium, but because it don't the ladies that stayed there was probably more comfortable. It reminds me of Roosevelt Warm spring rehab. But both male and females was there. There was a few residents that lived there. My BFF had cerebal palsy.she couldn't walk till she was 2 they had to put artificial ligaments. At the time she was there it was for children.it was strictly physical and occupation therapy. The last time I visited was 87 we were going to the little white house, one of my sister had to go pick up a wheelchair. That place was huge. They had a movie theater. They was making plans to build a hospital on the property. They also taught classes. Had a dormitory for students. Now I want to go back and see what improvements they have made. Thanks Jordan 👍.this is a very interesting Vlog. I'll rewatch both parts in the right order. I'd loved to have visited this place.✌️ Love, respect and positivity always. Vee J.🙂🖖👋.
We were in Santa Monica in 2015 and drove out to Camarillo state mental hospital which was being renovated into a college. I wish you could do an updated tour of it. Thanks from Niagara Falls Canada.
When the tour guide mentioned Gladdick McBean it caught my attention. My relatives worked for them in the early days in LA area. My aunt was involved in the ceramic division of art. I appreciate all that you do for us, Jordan, in keeping us well informed. I remember seeing the movie about Agnes life story. Glad she was able to bring comfort to others despite all her negative & sad experiences. God blessed her efforts, I’m sure. ❤️🙏🏻🌈🌹
How compassionate was the founder to devise a place of peace for those wearied by the rigors of Hollywood (among other things)! Amazing tour. What a place; would that many could learn from this example from long ago. You feel like you're walking into someone's bedroom and they just walked out! Unusual to be able to handle things like that in a sort of museum.
Hey Jordan just checking in...been super depressed last week had to put my dog to sleep...it's terrible. But I'm strong, your good spirit and positive vibes help, thanks bro. Give JAH an extra treat today to honor my pit bull deuce life. Peace bro
KLEARSKI THE KREEPER rip to deuce
sparky Tuttle so much love..that is an honor to know..thanks so much in such a hard time.
Ivana Zepeda 💓
KLEARSKI THE KREEPER ...I'm sorry you lost your wonderful pet! I had to do the same thing with pets over the years. My suggestion is get another pet who needs you and whom you need too. Your gift to an animal is giving them a good and loving home. And their gift to you is unconditional love. I know you muss your sweet and the love you have will always be there in memory now. Just remember you were a great pet care person and took the best care of your beloved pet. Which meant everything to the animal!
+KLEARSKI THE KREEPER I'm really sorry to hear that
This was a good one Jordan. It really got me. Reminiscent of a place my Mother was in, early sixties in Scottsdale. Beautiful but sad. The Lady who started this must have been a true Angel. Thanks for taking this tour. Deeply touching.
I just found this vlog. It’s nice that my neighborhood history is being showcased! I lived in Montrose all my life. It has a fascinating history.
Hey Jordan just want to say how much I enjoy your vlogs. I discovered you when I came across the Dearly Departed Tours website which I want to do some day! I also love that you include Jah in your adventures. You have a great ability to put your audience in the same places that you visit. It is a gift. Keep up the great work. I commend you on my new favorite TH-cam channel!
Daniel
Wow what a surprise 😲😲 Very interesting thanks Jordan
Great find Jordan, very remarkable sanitarium. It has more of a family house feeling than a cold scary hospital.The ladies would have been so much happier.I love the Spanish style architecture we guys have. Great work Jordan and you spoilt us with 2 vlogs- have a wonderful week everyone.
+MICHELLE DALTON I agree
What a forward way to treat their residents for the time period in history of sanitariums. I get the same feeling as you, that it is more of a hotel or retreat. It would have been so much more peaceful for those that lived there ....enjoyed this, thanks for taking the time to go and vlog this on the only day you could do so. I'm looking forward to the rest of the vlog.
I LOVE, LOVE , LOVE THIS VLOG. This is the stuff I love to learn about and to be able to see into this amazing place is wonderful. Thank you Jordan for your time.
It's a lovely place set in so much space with nice light rooms and breezy porches. Women aren't allowed to have nervous breakdowns now, they have to do everything and smile and be sexy too. It's insane.
Can't beat these walk around tour vlogs, get to see everything,result, Especially for someone like me who lives in a different country and would probably never get the opportunity to know about, never mind see this piece of history. Cheers Jordan.
Back in the day this was a beautiful place to have a love one stay! I’m sure as stars and family members of stars they had first rate care. It’s beautiful in its own way even now!! Thank you what a lovely service you provide!!
Jordan I expect that many of the patients did not volunteer-for the shock treatments. I think I read one time that Francis Farmer did have multiple shock treatments. Those were rough during those times.
Amazing the ladies doing craft keeping their minds busy not medicated high kept inside & too tired to do anything with pretty floral wall paper and patterns full of colour..💛
Fascinating vlog Jordan...I enjoyed watching and learning about this place. I had no idea!
What a nice facility. Nothing like that place exists for people today. And only the best insured receive therapeutic treatment today. So most die homeless or alone. Nice to see what used to be, but sadly is no more.
Hey Jordan! You're right Clark Gable had 5 wives: Josephine Dillon 1924-1930,Maria Prentiss Lucas 1931-1939,Carole Lombard 1939-1942, Lady Sylvia Ashley 1949-1952 and Kay Williams 1955-1960.
Thanks for taking us on the journey Jordan. Always an interesting and informative trip.
Very interesting vlog! This place looks very peaceful! Where are the bathroom mirrors?
You've got the comments turned off of your latest new home vlogs and I just wanted to comment on how much I am enjoying them. I love to see your home come together!!
What a beautiful place. I sure hope they can save it-- a remarkable piece of history! Can't wait to see the rest. Thanks
Wow! What an amazing place. Seems very peaceful. Looking forward to part 2. Awesome job!
What a beautiful place to recover! You hear so many horror stories, about other places. They made them feel like they "counted".
Those glass things were put under furniture legs to not leave imprints in the carpet
Very interesting history. Thanks for sharing with us.
Every time I think I can't get MORE jealous of your adventures...you outdo yourself!! I'm going to have to visit this place now...
Quiet an amazing place.....way ahead of it's time......freedom vs confinement, fresh air and staff support......enjoyed the video
Oh wow , I have seen that movie with Angelina Jolie playing as Agnes that loses her little boy . Very interesting story . I would have never known about this if I hadn't have watched this . Thanks so much Jordan for sharing this vlog . This is the kind of vlog's/ videos I have been looking for . I love them !!
Hey Jordan. what a fascinating vlog. thank you for everything you do.
Hope you have a great day!!
Jordan another excellent vlog!! At 20:18 you mentioned there is another one of those disc things....what is it? Also did they mention if/or when a non-celebrity guest stayed there, and couldn't afford to pay, were they still able to still stay?
Anita Foster glass protector for furniture legs so as not to dent a carpet my mom had em growing up in my house
Love this video, so interesting, can't wait to see the rest, thanks a lot.
Interesting vlog as always ; what a nice place and tour 6pm here watching with my tea and coffee . 👍🏻😎💙🎥🎬🐶🦁👍🏻
I've never heard of this place. Really interesting. Thanks.
No matter how the place was decorated, once they brought someone out after a shock treatment you definitely knew you were in a sanitorium.
Good video :) I look forward to the continuation :)
For those that are interested Gladding McBean is still very much in business and Huell Houser (Rip), has done several shows regarding the ceramic work which this company has produced and which I'm sure you know about Jason . Many people do not even realize they're looking at a lot of McBean ceramic works of art located on buildings throughout Los Angeles and other areas of the country.
+Mary Ellen Grayberg my name is not jason!
You always have good ideas for vlogs,You are amazing
HELLO!!! NEW TO YOUR VLOG, LOVE WATCHING :-)
Interesting story....thanks, Jordan 🦁
Very interesting! Nice to see compassion existed at a time you don’t associate it with. Side note Carrie Fischer said she swore by electro-shock therapy.
Hey Jordan watching from London on Sunday Evening 5.35pm 🤓😎☺️ me and my pooch 👓🐶 as always brilliant historical facts we would never know and places we would never get to see if it wasn't for you and your channel 👍🏻💕💌🇬🇧
Great video Jason really enjoyed it I can see where many of the objects range from early 20s to probably sometime through the late 70s . I believe Clark Gable's first wife was an older woman who was an acting instructor/ teacher , came to Second Life she had money and two children by a previous marriage first name started with an R , then Carol Lombard , last one lady Ashley and I believe that is who gave birth to John Clark Gable. Thank you for showing this I found it extremely interesting wondering what the paranormal group is going to come up with . I have seen a video of Marilyn Monroe's mother being interviewed sitting on a bench I couldn't help but wonder if that was that small area of benches that you showed , in either case well done!
It's a nice video it was just showing you very excellent Jordan
So nice Thank you for all your hard work. I bet it was Beautiful in its days of full use. God Bless you Jordan good Health to you. Your a kind soul 😊
thanks again !!! if you get a chance central California has place called Arden wood ranch its amazing Victorian ranch
Great stuff Jordan!
It sure didnt look like a sanatorium. Nice touch with the ceilings. Nice grounds.
Someone cared...a tiny island of sanctuary in the middle of hell called life. Today redtape would never get this off the ground. No rest for the weary. Bless her for seeing a better way.
huggs,silky
This would be a nice place if the city would fix it up & allow victims of domestic violence stay until, they were able to move into rental or permanent housing.
Very interesting blog. IRELAND
Love this location thanks for sharing
Very interesting loved seeing it knowing mm mother was there
wow! what a cool place to visit.
I enjoyed this. Thanks
I dont understand why they left their belongings behind?!?!
Rip Deuce :( Interesting vlog Jordan .
Hope they get the funds for the up keep. Only having it open twice a year is silly. All that hard work wasted. Looks a lovely place to stay at.
+Jakki and Buddy twice a month. You misunderstood.. that's actually designated by the city that owns the property
Oh good, thought it was bad, just twice a year. Thank you
Wasnt clark gable married to the heiress of the woolworth fortune? He had said he did not marry her for her money....i dont think he did either.
Beautiful place. Wow. 💙
I wish institutions today were still like this place.
Jordon did you feel the Earthquake?
This was so interesting.
Ok so this was a two part Vlog
I watched the last part first. So this place is closed. I'm just seeing this Vlog for the first time. I'd love to have seen this place. If they wrote a book it would definitely sell, if they made a movie, the History alone would be worth seeing. Providing they had the right people to play the part. Of course I'd heard that Marilyn Monroe mother was in a sanitarium.i didn't know about Billie Burke. This place has A lot of History. No it don't look like a Sanitarium, but because it don't the ladies that stayed there was probably more comfortable. It reminds me of Roosevelt Warm spring rehab. But both male and females was there. There was a few residents that lived there. My BFF had cerebal palsy.she couldn't walk till she was 2 they had to put artificial ligaments. At the time she was there it was for children.it was strictly physical and occupation therapy. The last time I visited was 87 we were going to the little white house, one of my sister had to go pick up a wheelchair. That place was huge. They had a movie theater. They was making plans to build a hospital on the property. They also taught classes. Had a dormitory for students. Now I want to go back and see what improvements they have made. Thanks Jordan 👍.this is a very interesting Vlog. I'll rewatch both parts in the right order. I'd loved to have visited this place.✌️ Love, respect and positivity always. Vee J.🙂🖖👋.
Fascinating!
You really sparked my interest. ...MI idols mother was at this place????
You are so right it looks just like a motel 6 to me
Very nice!
Hey Jordan! Great vlog! What is the song from this episode?
do you know what paranormal; group came and in all your travels have you ever been in a place you thought was haunted
Wow. Amazing.
Really love this volg.
Pity they didn't clean toilet lol
Apologize Jordan for calling you Jason.
Sylvia Ashley was Clark Gable's 4th wife
***Did Marilyn's mom stay there once Marilyn was famous???
Pity there arent these places today must admit I got a little uncomfortable watching ppls stuff being touched etc I felt nosey lol
I’ve always wanted to explore this place!! Marilyn’s mom was put in there for a very long time right??! So cool!! Ty lion love you Jahster!!💯🦁💋🍒🐾🔥!!
+Michelle C yes, her room is it part 2
Oh yeah I was right
7 Marilyn 💋.
We were in Santa Monica in 2015 and drove out to Camarillo state mental hospital which was being renovated into a college. I wish you could do an updated tour of it. Thanks from Niagara Falls Canada.