Abandoned 18th Century Mansion of a Spanish Doctor | His Son was a Criminal!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
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For this week's video, we traveled to the north of Spain to film the former home of a Spanish doctor named Guan Torres. Throughout his life, he had a real passion for his work and over time he became a well-known policy doctor. He builds a magnificent mansion for him and his family and for the bigger part of their life they used to live here. But his life was not completely without worry, his son Gose had trouble with staying on the right path, throughout his life, there were problems with assault and drug abuse. After Guan and his wife passed away and made heaven their new home Gose became the owner of the house. But through his record and problems with the law, he was not able to claim the house. Now it lays abandoned and forgotten, waiting for nature to reclaim it!
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I'm wearing my navy blue Bros. Of Decay tee, with the plan to watch as many of your videos as possible. My grandson leaves for college today and my granddaughter is babysitting for the weekend and my daughter is in Hawaii, so, I can watch as long as I want! Yay! I love seeing what you show us! Thank you so much!
Nan Zins Now this post is a sincere compliment. I certainly understand.
Mister Lesley I really enjoy the childlike wonderment in your finds. Your expressions and exclamations are wonderful.
Be safe, vigilant, and take care.
I appreciate that you always have the history and background. You are BY FAR my favorite exploration channel ever!! So respectful and smart you all are. I enjoy hearing your imagination run while walking through the home. Never stop exploring! Your team is the best!
This is such a nice comment 😍
Same here. I really love the why you do the new videos.
Finally a family that treasured family photos. I understand completely taking the memories but leaving the material things. Those can be replaced photos not so much unless you have negatives. Beautiful home
Roberta Hubert Perhaps the daughter-in-law rescued the photos to share with her children. She perhaps loved and respected the children’s grandparents. I imagine she had no idea what she was getting herself into when she married.
This home is beautiful and all the antique furniture. It is a real shame it is deteriorating. Thank you for showing this place. You are very respectful and I appreciate that very much.
I believe the word you were looking for with the cloth paintings is “needlepoint”. When they are larger and not framed they are called “tapestries”. What an absolutely beautiful home. I’m so excited that y’all are exploring in Spain. I have always hoped to see more of this amazing country. So sad that the son was not able to take over the house. A wonderful video gentlemen, as always.
Yes I was going to say same thing !! We’ll needle point needle work same thing :)
Tapestries are sometimes woven, not embroidered, and reversible.
And tapestries can also be framed (a lot of them actually are framed).
We call it cross stitch on linen, cotton etc. Tapestries are usually larger using wool or flax and depict a story. As in the famous Bayeux tapestry.
Yes tapestries and needlepoint. Thank U.
So sad this beautiful home has left to rot.
I hate it to the point of almost not being able to watch. It kills me to see all the artwork, china and valuables left in these homes to rot! It's like putting a shotgun to the head of history! Why doesn't the country/state or whatever it's called not save the history of these places? At least the stuff inside. I think I'd rather someone take the stuff and use it and treasure it, then to be left to rot.
I watched a similar video from EXPLOMO. The boys felt so bad after seeing a couple of rooms trashed ( the lady owner died ) that out of respect, the cleaned the rooms, put the clothes back into dresser, folded them, and put everything back into the room as to how they thought it should look. I thought that was a wonderful thing to do. I could only hope the rooms would not be trashed again.
Kodak is coming back, to make Covid medicines.
Your brother Jodi is such a good videographer. Actually the best I’ve seen so far on these explorers types. Most leave me dizzy and they don’t give any history or give you a chance to really take in the view. Thanks for taking us with you to Spain I haven’t left the house in months due to the virus. Stay safe
His name is JORDY
Lisa Davis thanks
You are welcome! 🙂
@roberta hubert is indeed true
I Love the tour of this gorgeous house. Shame that the doctor worked hard. To see that his family. Had a gorgeous place to live. Things happen that we can't control. All of you have a great evening.
The doctor's name was "Juan de Torres" and is son was "Jose de Torres".
Thank you for crawling through small openings, collapsing floors and dangerous situations so we can enjoy the beauty and wonder of these abandoned places. Your videos just keep getting better.
I learnt that in the 1920s most furniture had wheels on the legs. This house has 1st rate furniture. Beautiful pieces. Don't know if it's from the 1920s, but it looks well preserved. Loved it.
I like your calm way to tell the history of the places
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I just love everything this guy does...so smitten with him 😍
Thank you for the time you spend looking around, so interesting to walk with you thru this house as always, Lov u all
You kids (sorry, to me everyone under 40 is a kid!) are so classy! So respectful of the property, get information on the homes, excellent cameraman, and your voice is smooth as silk! And on top of that... so handsome! An old lady can dream, right? Lol! Keep up the good work, guys!!
Thank u for sharing such a beautiful home... Sad it is being left to rot... Love the way u explain and describe everything...God bless you and be safe.💖
Very enjoyable video. Bless you Lesley, that was a very powerful sneeze.
You guys are awesome wish we had more people like you and your friends on this planet......🌈
Awhh that’s so sweet of you Angela 😊
I love your videos, I’m a grandma missing her grandchildren because of COVID, so I’ve been watching your videos!
Always you bring such beautiful videos of these lost or forgotten places! It always surprises me to see that these places have not been stripped clean! So much money in just antiques alone!
Some nights I cannot sleep , you guys and your caring gentle voices and peaceful content help calm me to sleep . Thank you so much 😊
Very beautifully traditional Spanish family home. I loved it! Thank you guys for your excellent commentary too
Really cool video. You had some very good help. You all worked together well. Fun to hear some of their life stories. That was fun! Thank you!
Those chairs are the most pretty I,ve ever sees and pristine!Nothing could last like that here at the coast and rainforest where I live!❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🇨🇦
I’ve ever seen,,,,,correction
I find looking at these videos quite eerie and a little sad, to think its someone's personal belongings and life history within this building.
Its a shame no-one is living here and its just slowly starting to fall apart
Thank-you for sharing, wonderful to watch!😊
That place is beautiful....So sad it's been forgotten and left behind...A real gem...
Hi both it’s Ann ,I love how you spoke Spanish,what a lovely house ,some lovely furniture,the picture you spoke about is a tapestry,done with cottons an needle .You can tell the man had money because of his very good taste.Is so crazy why they don’t sell of the furniture,or donate to people who have little money .Love lots in the house ,thank you for taking us around with you guys stay safe much love Ann uk xxx
Lesley..the upholstery painting as you called it is called a
"Tapestry"
Or canvas
Or embroidery
yes i think it was a tapestry.
Soy la única española q ve los vídeos de Bros Of Decay?o es que nadie habla castellano 🤦🏻.independientemente d eso,los vídeos q hacéis son impresionantes👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼,preciosa casa,la casa de las camas😂😂.me encantaron los muebles y decoración d algunas estancias,no perdáis esta calidad d lugares preciosos q nos mostráis.saludos y besotes desde Madrid España😘
Yo también los veo desde Madrid!
@@Cristina-to4jn q alegría,una persona q habla español y lo ve desde mi tierra.a ver si encontramos comentarios en español
Claro que si.
Yo hablo castellano también.
Me encantan éstos vídeos.
Muy interesantes.
Se siente la energía de la casa. Creo que hay algo de tristeza .
@@jimenezbarrulamara Learn ingles
@@amelia6150 Y tú aprende educación.
Thank you for those beautifull videos,many people just Can not explore all mansions like you,but Make us more rich for experience with you.
It is my pleasure ☺️
Hi both it’s Ann what a beautiful amazing home he must have been rich to own a place like that ,love the furniture great find thank you for sharing stay safe Ann uk x
I just love this guy to tell the history of the places .
Thank you so much ❤
Appreciate! Be safe.🙏🌷
This was a very great find. I enjoy how you look for the later and later dates on papers, magazines etc. Fabulous job.
Leslie and Jordy, I have a set of antique furniture I bought like the furniture you showed. I wish you were close to me in the USA I would gift it to you both. The furniture except for the rocker have wheels on the feet as the women of the time were never allowed to move themselves about.
Love your videos and you both!
Paula Sporluck ...sort of! The wheels were on the front legs only. That way, the gentlemen could push the ladies up to the dining room table much easier, especially if they were “big boned” as many were! Keep up the great work guys!! Stay safe😷
Thank you Lesley and Jordy! I have never heard you sneeze in any of your other videos. Bless you darlin! I loved the Christmas music. Beautifully done as always sweet boys! ☺️🩵🇺🇸
Great video Leslie....thank u n Jordy so much. Little sad to see the children dresses hanging over there. Keep exploring. Enjoyed watching. Take care guys
Chairs like that were big in the late 1800s. The Chandelier looks like 1910 ish.
I love watching the places you go and how respectful you all are in them
Bellissima dimora!!! Siete bravissimi soprattutto con le riprese..continuate così 🤗🤗🤗🖒
So astonishing and surprised to c the huge abandoned property .Heart beats rapidly with each and every room the visitor enters . What a wonderful taste . Once may be noisy with family now sad to c it calm and empty .vacant abondened
I think we missed seeing the Kitchen area ? I would love to have those area rugs down stairs ! Thank you for showing us this Beautiful home. I wonder if the Children and Grand Children lived there ?
I think the room where he entered was the kitchen, but it was in shambles.
The door was barricaded
Nice tour of this house, I call it the house of beds as there were so many. Be careful and safe as you leave the house.
Gorgeous place & great furnishings. So sad to see things left unloved. Love the careful attention to details & your respectful to the property. Great as always. Love your work💫
Thank you so beautiful from Georgia, no kitchen ❤️
You are the best explorer I watch . I just love your voice . you explain everything in great detail. Simply the best.
Thank you that was great Soooo beautiful home. We all love this story that you sent our way
beautiful home, so sad to see the house left to rot.
So sad. The house so beautiful
I've been binge watching your videos for days lol just love how deep your voice is. 💯
I love your videos. Your voice when narrating is so soothing. Your respect for the properties and the history does my heart good.
Whoa what an intro! Excellent work as usual.
New subscriber here😊. Im very pleased to hear your soothing and expressive voice .. a very good story teller.. i love to listen you all day. Stay safe🙏
What an amazing story and home, another one sad to see rot.
YOU HAVE A CALM VOICE. IT'S NICE TO KNOW YOUR THE PERFECT NARATOR FOR INFORMING YOUR VIEWER'S. THANKS FOR BRINGING US INTO YOUR WORLD 🌎🌍 OF DISCOVERY.
I love your videos. Your respect & soft voice are so soothing. Thank you for sharing!!! You mentioned you are a student of medicine as well so this drs home must be especially touching. 🥰👏👏
Hi Jan Nabors, Lesley is a student of computer science. - Probably you are referring to Maureno from team Explomo, who are near friends to the Bros of Decay and also doing absolutely excellent URBEX-videos, which I can only recommend watching. - Maureno is a student of medicine. - Kindest regards.
I find myself peacefully listening to the Christmas music. 💖
Here in America, we also call it a” ravine” ! Exactly as you said it! LOL!
This house and the history behind it is amazing glad to see that personal belongings have been taken always makes me ssd when left behind
Love your videos..you never disappoint. You inform us of the history of the house..how very awesome. Thank you.
What a beautiful place! If only someone could take care of it and enjoy that wonderful house. Thank you for showing it. ❤
Hey from Canada 🇨🇦 hope you can visit soon once this COVID junk is over 🥳
ola sou do canada,nao quero visitar a espanha
Kind Thanks to you All! What a great house, these homes are time capsules. Once the roof starts to leak they deteriorate quickly. They must have had a number of grandchildren, may be because son was in jail and they cared for them? A wonderful video as always with Many Thanks again! Love, Light, Peace and Safe Journeys! DaveyJO in Pennsylvania
I really like the furniture down stairs, as well as the Fire places. Beautiful home by the Beach !
By the beach??? It is in the Pyrenee mountains, nowhere near the sea.
Incredible story!! The house is beautiful!!!
What a wonderful introduction. :) the bike looks like a bmx bike based on the frame.
Such beautiful videos and done so respectfully and with compassion. I really enjoy your videos just wish they were longer
Such a tragic story, for the family, and the Beautiful forgotten home.. Another wonderful exploration guys!! Cheers from the high desert! 🌵🐢🦎☀️
Hi Lesley, the Dry Stone Wall is stunning. Such a shame To have this Mansion abandoned. The Tiles in the entry hall are beautiful. The Spanish have such amazing style. The Antiques must be worth a fortune.
Yet another wonderful find!
The gilded gold tiaras that draped above the windows are breathtaking,h atleast that what they looked like to me. It always breaks my heart when family's memories and their belongings have to fade away with time.
I wish that someone who is family would try to salvage some of the history and help this family live on.
Thank you for taking us on another amazing adventure into the Dr.s wonderful home to where we if just for alittle while, could be a part of their life.
Thank you. That was amazing.
You never disappoint. Thank you again for your outstanding videos. Always look forward to the next.
I love the beautiful antique chairs and flowers. Such beautiful antiques
That 'prayer chair,' I've never seen before, the lighthouse thermometer was really cool. I really liked the hanging light in the foyer and the fringed one. Always so much marble topped furniture in the houses in Europe. I LOVE marble. And sooooo many beds!
Very special. Thank you again guys.
I never saw a kitchen! That's my favorite part of these videos. :(
Me to!
Look closely at the room he is leaving when the tour begins. It must be where they entered. I think that was the kitchen, but it’s in shambles.
Sallie Gallegos Thanks. I just went back and looked, but there is nothing there to show it would have been the kitchen except the location. But oh well. Their tours are always great, kitchen or no kitchen. 👍🏼😀
I really love watching all your videos. You are the best exploration channel with all your humbleness, respect , thoughtfulness & compassion . Love the way you narrated as well as your brother a very good videogrspher. Also youhave very nice voice that i really love to hear too...very cool . Hugs!
Thank you so much Nely for the wonderful comment 😍
*Catches kiss puts in pocket* I could listen to your voice all day. Its so soothing. I'd like you to read to me
I agree, very soothing voice
I am so in love with Lesley 😍🤗
I love your videos ... just wonderful to have all of this history documented.
I already commented on this, but I really need to say something. You say that the son was a criminal. But when the letter was read ,it was said that he was addicted to heroin. A person isn't a criminal because they have a disease. I am a former addict,but of pain pills. I am quite crippled and because of pain medication, I became addicted. It got really bad. Please don't judge someone else, you don't know about this person.
He could say the same of you. That you are a criminal, because your in a house, that is NOT your own. Think about it.
He did not call him a criminal because of drug use. It was because of all the other charges of abusing his wife and other things he did.
I am sorry for your struggles...but, he wasn't judging or accusing him for drug abuse. It was related to other things he did.
@@lorialderman4518 I am sorry, you are right. Some how I didn't hear of the other things he did, the first time I watched this. I apologize, I was wrong.
Thankyou for pointing that out.
@@karendurbin9460 no worries...stay well and healthy. 😁
He said that the son was on drugs
Lesley would have loved to see the kitchen. The home & furniture were beautiful. Thank you.
Oh my gosh, I have been watching many many abandoned places videos since lock down in March and by far your videos are amazing please keep up the great work I am a new subscriber from Canada and I can see my next few days will be playing catch up ....thank you so much
unbelievable amazing story & relics. stay safe!
It's amazing how things look so undisturbed. It's such a unique thing to see, and so beautiful.
Another good explore & a funny one too Bros. I liked the outside of the mansion with the two small balconies. Too bad such a nice old mansion is just sitting there rotting. ✌from the USA!
Thanks for sharing. Wonderful video
The Book in the bedroom 'Franco' by Paul Preston was first published in 1993, just to add some more helps with dates :)
I like your voice sounds great and gentle
That's so lovely to hear Sonia
I love ur program. U have so much respect for the places u go to, the human side. And... u r nice to listen to and look at. This is the first time I've seen u crawl into a house. U r a daredevil... love it
Thank you for the wonderful video.
I love your videos, thank you for sharing!
You guys are thee best !!! May God bless and watch over you all!
Incredible!!! So sad that all of that beautiful furniture is just going to melt away with the home...
Great job brothers love it
Love all your videos, sending love from San Diego California USA
Olé.🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦👏👏👏 so happy to see you here in Spain. Thanks for a most interesting video on this doctor and his family. What a shame and pity that the beautiful furniture couldn't find new owners. This home is a palace!! Greetings, saludos from Spain. 👌😊🇪🇦🙋♀️
I'am so glad watching your video..it's beautiful abandoned house😊
That's lovely to hear
Hi wonderful brother i love it when you see a singer sewing machine cover and ask each other if there still is a sewing machine in there .. you say No and it is true they have taken the sewing machine .. so it seems like his son was not a good son and a good person. Thank you for your friend to let us know all about the doctor and the son .. this place was awesome thank you Lesley and Jordy love you guys .. love and peace to you both xx
Wonderful presentation absolutely amazing, you guys do a wonderful job.
Very interesting . Great job. Thank you.