Just left from Jamaica and our tour guide told us about her and he said the older locals really don’t like to mention her name and he wouldn’t even take us up to the house so he stop the bus and told us we can walk from here and told us they would wait for us if we wanted to go up to the house and tour !! That was all I needed to hear, i will tour the house from this video 😩. The land is beautiful i must say
You always virtually take me back to Jamaica. I'm a Jamaican living in the US. I went back in 2013 and had this same exact visit to Rose Hall. Growing up in Jamaica we never visited Rose Hall because of the many scary horror stories we heard about this house. I was glad to visit. The stairs and floors screaming is real. It is a beautiful house inside and outside🇯🇲😍
My opinion is that with me being jamaican this house should av being given to the people of black jamaicans it wuz our foreparents who did bear the blunt of this property every black jamaicans should av got a share of this property .if black jamaican slave offsprings owns this property we av it as an attraction every one who visit they pay a fee that fee goes back to help buy medication for sick jamaican in hospitals and fix rundown schools nationwide government of jamaica should buy it back from those who now owns it and give it back to black jamaica for ownership if dat makes sense
This is an amazing video I am reading a book named The Sugar Barons, Family Corruption, Empire and War, Rose Hall is on the front, I am reading and watching this video at the same time. I think that's cool, reading about the Price dynasty, founded by Francis.In 1760 price built the most grandiose surviving Jamaican Great House Rose Hall. John Fuller had Married Elizabeth Rose, the daughter of Fulke Rose and heir to his fortune built up since the earliest days of English settlement in Jamaica. John Fuller renamed his family house, Brightling Park in Sussex Rose Hall. That comes from page 288, and 289 of The Sugar Barons family, Corruption, Empire and War.
I can see Annie just looking at all the visitors and being mad as hell, lol because she can’t kill them, I can sense and feel her presence in the..house
I am a jamaican living in the United States of america and never went to the great house but heard a lot about it. I even have a book that I bought when I went home on my vacation some years ago for my daughter when she was six years old and I read it some time. I am very happy to be a part with such history and I really love and appreciate how this lady memories is on point to remember so much. I enjoy this presentation so much
Thank you Jamaica uncut. I've visited Rosehall great house on two accausions, the story of the whitwitch i gre up in Jamaica with, there are a few book written about Annie Palmer that ive read...do i believe? Not sure, but Jamaican love and can tell a good dupy story... If the story was not true! Its something nearly go so. Stayed across the road at the noe 5 star hotel and walked the ground extensively whiles Holliday there.
This house should never have been sold to American's... this should have been kept by the Jamaican country. They had their country and people taken away from them, they should have been allowed to keep the property on their own accord and made their own profit from it. Tour was great however - maybe too many sound effects for my liking but great editing and history. Would be good as a local to have your opinions and thoughts on it. Thanks for showing this! I wanted to visit whilst on my holiday but couldn't due to the distance from my resort. Thanks so much x
People are Nieve about the heritage houses .let who ever want to buy and keep the story going let them . Jamaica's government dont know the value of our heritage .look around so much sites.i u touch them there are bla bla but they're Over run with bushes 😢😮😮😮😢😢😢😢😢 good presentation . tour guide she BORN FI DAT .LOVE IT.
Thank you for the beautiful video! Keep up the good work. There are so many more places to explore throughout the island. Consider monetizing your videos and encourage viewers to like and share. Love it!
This was such a cool cool video. I don’t know when I will ever get to Jamaica, but this was beautifully done. I just read the 1929 book about the white which This was so so cool! I really enjoyed this video, beautifully done. I just finished reading the book called the white witch of Rose Hall, and was so curious to know all about how it looks. Thank you for this great video. I will watch it again and again.
That’s just a story. Looks like the new owners built the top level 4:14 looking at the square windows🏴🏴🏴🇯🇲 I bet the original owner was a “Black” man 🏴🏴🇯🇲
Annie Palmer was only 5 feet short and weighed only 100 pounds, how in the world could a woman that small enslave anybody? If that actually did happen, it would've been done with her family and their guards with their weapons. If that happened, Annie Palmer, her family and the guards would've been lynch mobbed, put to death, and that home would've been burned and cleared away.
It was a Wonderful video to have seen. Many years ago when my mother and siblings used to come to Jamaica we as children visited the Rosehall house it was scary for us we were young but now as im an adult? It was very informative to have actually watch it. Im in jamaica right now and if I get a chance to come to Montego Bay? Id like to see the entire and learn the history thoroughly!
There is evil in every country and island. This ultimately builds the country’s history and we can learn from this to ensure it is never repeated! Do you think the Tower of London should be pulled down too?
I expect wondering spirits to show their presence due to the brutality the poor slaves suffered. This will continue until a ceremony is performed to put them at rest, even the wicked slave owners needs to be vanquish from the land and house to a world of no return.
Many of their demonic progeny still live proudly on vast stolen.They have no remorse if the brutal atrocities their ancestors plagued my ancestors with.
I was in Jamaica in January 2020. Went around the island and passed this house in Montego Bay. If I could afford it, would like to go to there again and to this house and help the spirits pass over. I am psychic so can communicate with dead persons. Believe that Annie really was an evil, sick and sadist person! Because both her husband's died. And without any explanation. A cleaning lady were pushed out of Anne's bedroom a couple of years ago. She survived. But it's so obvious that she was guilty of all this. I red in a webpage that "an investigation was made in 2009. It showed that she was innocent". That can not be true. And how was that research made.
Thank you for your upload, very interesting. The eerie sound effects cheapened your production. It stands well on it's own with the visuals. The tour guide mentioned there were over 2000 slaves. Where were the slave quarters?
I remember going on a school trip there, I was attending Cornaldi avenue primary school (boys school mobay) They told us if we stay until late at night we would see her ghost all now I am sill scared 😅
I always wondered how they preserve the pieces and if most of the pieces that are there were actually used on the plantation then and how true is this history how do we know the Americans that bought this plantation didn’t illustrate a story for the tours
The interactive tour at night had me yelling and screaming? That room with the “chaise lounge” has a little “servant’s” door that opens….. the stairs are where the real ghosts are
Thoroughly enjoyed this Thank you 🙏🏻 I’m just learning about Annie Palmer. It must have been hard for that tour guide to talk about Slavery, maybe that’s why she’s was a bit robotic in her guided speech presentation. As an Antique furniture enthusiast I just loved seeing all the furniture etc. How beautiful was that song sung at the end♥️
Thanks for sharing this, I;ve been hearing about this story for years, I heard they were going to make a feature film, there was a play done in London, U.K. about Rose hall, would they be filming in the actual house? I'd be curious to spend a night in the house, see if it's really haunted....😲
Let me tell u that I watched this video with ear buds n through out I heard so many voices😳, lots of heavy breathing🥺 ,really chilling sounds😱 SPIRITS ARE VERY MUCH THERE! they entered the basement it made my hair stand on END! If I replayed it I could make out the words! WOOOOOW
This is the best preserved Big House I have seen, thanks to the renovation. I would like to know how big the house staff was. An amazing look back , imagine the wealth of those Sugar kings. I read that in 2015 England paid off the last payment to a plantation owners family. Yes they were all paid for losing slaves. 😲 😟😡😤
Ok when we were kids ... we got to first nanny and like abstained. We see her from space the road facing where she is standing. As an adult I walk by from building past her. First nanny, like we see her and run back as we knooooooow she will say, you guys have to go back indoors.
Why did it take 30 years for the house to be completed?....I went there on a school trip and I know all the haunted stuff is just stories to make the old house more interesting to visit. I don't believe Annie Palmer was as wicked as they make her out to be. When i go to historic places I like to hear the tour guides tell the well-rehearsed stories.
Your grammar is terrible. Im sorry but hope this information helps you in the future When the action occurs in the present moment, use the word "take." "I take a drink now." When the action occurred in the past, use the word "took." "I took a drink yesterday." When the action will occur in the future, use the words "shall take" (first person) or "will take" (second or third person). Remember that interested describes a person who has a feeling of wanting to learn more about something, and interesting describes the thing that makes someone feel that way. You feel interested in something because that thing is interesting.
In those days; material had to be shipped in from England and ships weren’t as plentiful as today and not as fast, so it took a very long time for the material to arrive, and then had to be transported by man power all the way up the hill for miles.
very informative .but why such a land mark or lets say famous building/structure which is part of our Jamaican histroy sold to foreigners.why our Jamaican people cant own and preserved something which is part of our history..
She did such a good presentation 👍👍
A bit robotic but very thorough 👍🏽
What the hell yo just say you mad or what
The sound effects and eerie music take away from how good of a tour this could be! The tour guide is very thorough and informative! Love her!!
My grandfather was one of the men that repaired that house. He built our house from the money he made. He told us stories about hauntings
Good work. The tour guide was excellent, really knew how to present, and has a good memory.
These mofos drive anywhere!! USA
JESUS CHRIST
The filming was awesome, clearly and widely displayed the house. And the questions you asked were insightful.
Just left from Jamaica and our tour guide told us about her and he said the older locals really don’t like to mention her name and he wouldn’t even take us up to the house so he stop the bus and told us we can walk from here and told us they would wait for us if we wanted to go up to the house and tour !! That was all I needed to hear, i will tour the house from this video 😩. The land is beautiful i must say
Great presentation. Tour guide was amazing ❤
i was there about 10 years ago. Loved it!
Thanks for this amazing tour.
You always virtually take me back to Jamaica. I'm a Jamaican living in the US. I went back in 2013 and had this same exact visit to Rose Hall. Growing up in Jamaica we never visited Rose Hall because of the many scary horror stories we heard about this house. I was glad to visit. The stairs and floors screaming is real. It is a beautiful house inside and outside🇯🇲😍
Thank you 🙏🏾
I always want to live in one of those old fashion house.
My opinion is that with me being jamaican this house should av being given to the people of black jamaicans it wuz our foreparents who did bear the blunt of this property every black jamaicans should av got a share of this property .if black jamaican slave offsprings owns this property we av it as an attraction every one who visit they pay a fee that fee goes back to help buy medication for sick jamaican in hospitals and fix rundown schools nationwide government of jamaica should buy it back from those who now owns it and give it back to black jamaica for ownership if dat makes sense
But it's still scary hearing the wood creaking wow
In the 90s we visited Rose Hall from Kingston for a school trip. 😅
Amazing Mr Uncut keep up the good work
You are doing a good job by teaching Jamaican people the history of the great house Rosehall I have been in that house 1974 to 75
000
You know what will be really spooky if threisha was really Annie Palmer giving the tour👌👌👊💯💯😲😲
😂
She even said … watch your head.. you don’t want to blame anything on Annie
Very interesting, cannot believe they dedicate a song to that wicked witch after all the evil she caused to all those people
This is an amazing video I am reading a book named The Sugar Barons, Family Corruption, Empire and War, Rose Hall is on the front, I am reading and watching this video at the same time. I think that's cool, reading about the Price dynasty, founded by Francis.In 1760 price built the most grandiose surviving Jamaican Great House Rose Hall. John Fuller had Married Elizabeth Rose, the daughter of Fulke Rose and heir to his fortune built up since the earliest days of English settlement in Jamaica. John Fuller renamed his family house, Brightling Park in Sussex Rose Hall. That comes from page 288, and 289 of The Sugar Barons family, Corruption, Empire and War.
I would love to read the book
Very educational. Thanks for sharing!
I can see Annie just looking at all the visitors and being mad as hell, lol because she can’t kill them, I can sense and feel her presence in the..house
Hope where ever she is ,she’s In the pit of hell drinking piping hot water ! Hmm 🤔
Her voice is soothing
This placed should not be owned by no American! This should be owned by BLACK Jamaicans!
Well said... And I suggest to stop immediately with the tours telling stories of these people... It it like a white historical site... Enough
Why white people bought it it should be owned by their family or who can afford it maybe they are the blood line
This is a beautiful house and a wonderful story. Sells tickets!
Respect for this first I see a full tour of the Rose Hall
I am a jamaican living in the United States of america and never went to the great house but heard a lot about it. I even have a book that I bought when I went home on my vacation some years ago for my daughter when she was six years old and I read it some time. I am very happy to be a part with such history and I really love and appreciate how this lady memories is on point to remember so much. I enjoy this presentation so much
Very good presentation bless general thanks very much one love ❤😂🎉
Big up
Thank you Jamaica uncut.
I've visited Rosehall great house on two accausions, the story of the whitwitch i gre up in Jamaica with, there are a few book written about Annie Palmer that ive read...do i believe? Not sure, but Jamaican love and can tell a good dupy story...
If the story was not true! Its something nearly go so.
Stayed across the road at the noe 5 star hotel and walked the ground extensively whiles Holliday there.
Really enjoyed this, thank you x
This house should never have been sold to American's... this should have been kept by the Jamaican country. They had their country and people taken away from them, they should have been allowed to keep the property on their own accord and made their own profit from it.
Tour was great however - maybe too many sound effects for my liking but great editing and history. Would be good as a local to have your opinions and thoughts on it.
Thanks for showing this! I wanted to visit whilst on my holiday but couldn't due to the distance from my resort. Thanks so much x
As it turn out everything in jamaica is for sale
Jamaican could have brought the property, also don't want no haunted house
Are you aware that the house was in total ruins? When it was restored with the american money cost and million millions they're going
Thank you I loved it!!!
Thank you - i was always so scared of that place.
People are Nieve about the heritage houses .let who ever want to buy and keep the story going let them . Jamaica's government dont know the value of our heritage .look around so much sites.i u touch them there are bla bla but they're
Over run with bushes
😢😮😮😮😢😢😢😢😢 good presentation . tour guide she BORN FI DAT .LOVE IT.
Wow! Great video! Thank you so much ❤️
She's perfect for her job..
The background music is unnecessary, love the grounds. Mrs. Rose was a nightmare 😂
Thank you for sharing, I visited there once 👍
Very good video Jamaica is very beautiful rose hall just feels like a very sad place
Thank you🙏🏾
This was good I actually felt like I was there
Thank you for the beautiful video! Keep up the good work. There are so many more places to explore throughout the island. Consider monetizing your videos and encourage viewers to like and share. Love it!
How the Annie Palmer story hasnt been turned into a limited Netflix series is a mystery to me
This was such a cool cool video. I don’t know when I will ever get to Jamaica, but this was beautifully done. I just read the 1929 book about the white which
This was so so cool! I really enjoyed this video, beautifully done. I just finished reading the book called the white witch of Rose Hall, and was so curious to know all about how it looks. Thank you for this great video. I will watch it again and again.
I heard about the White Witch of Rosehall. They say she was very evil toward the enslaved Africans.
Those enslaved Africans are our ancestors from the tribe of Benjamin you all need to read your bible it's all in there the bible is our history book
That’s just a story. Looks like the new owners built the top level 4:14
looking at the square windows🏴🏴🏴🇯🇲
I bet the original owner was a “Black” man 🏴🏴🇯🇲
@sealie15 the original owner was a witch who slept with her slaves. Also beheaded one of her slaves killed her yt husband
Annie Palmer was only 5 feet short and weighed only 100 pounds, how in the world could a woman that small enslave anybody? If that actually did happen, it would've been done with her family and their guards with their weapons. If that happened, Annie Palmer, her family and the guards would've been lynch mobbed, put to death, and that home would've been burned and cleared away.
It was a Wonderful video to have seen. Many years ago when my mother and siblings used to come to Jamaica we as children visited the Rosehall house it was scary for us we were young but now as im an adult? It was very informative to have actually watch it. Im in jamaica right now and if I get a chance to come to Montego Bay? Id like to see the entire and learn the history thoroughly!
Why preserve so much evil and pass it on...those things should be burned. Clear the air of that evil...let Jamaica breathe free...👍
There is evil in every country and island. This ultimately builds the country’s history and we can learn from this to ensure it is never repeated! Do you think the Tower of London should be pulled down too?
The presentation was awesome
I visit their on a school trip and I nearly faint
I went years ago , and took my children , my mom didn't want to go with us inside, saying she felt " de lady duppy" near by it was a great tour
What a beautiful drive up to the house.
I expect wondering spirits to show their presence due to the brutality the poor slaves suffered. This will continue until a ceremony is performed to put them at rest, even the wicked slave owners needs to be vanquish from the land and house to a world of no return.
Many of their demonic progeny still live proudly on vast stolen.They have no remorse if the brutal atrocities their ancestors plagued my ancestors with.
I was in Jamaica in January 2020. Went around the island and passed this house in Montego Bay. If I could afford it, would like to go to there again and to this house and help the spirits pass over. I am psychic so can communicate with dead persons.
Believe that Annie really was an evil, sick and sadist person! Because
both her husband's died. And without any explanation. A cleaning lady were pushed out of Anne's bedroom a couple of years ago. She survived. But it's so obvious that she was guilty of all this.
I red in a webpage that "an investigation was made in 2009. It showed that she was innocent". That can not be true. And how was that research made.
here cuz of boosie😂
On me 😂
I read the book in primary school. Growing up in Jamaica..
Where can I find that beat at 3:52???🤔🤔💭💭💯💯🔥🔥
Learned something new today; thought the tomb was original.
The bible tells us about the ending of the wicked.
Great video. The sound effects 😩😩
Thanks for showing this video
Thank you for watching
Bought which house! These criminal settlers stole all the properties and land and killed of the indegeneous owners in the days of slavery.
English are murderous pigs that continues to live off us.
14:41 White people washing their hands before and after meals 🤔
Now that’s a BIG hint that the Annie Palmer story is a LIE 🤣
🏴🏴🇯🇲
I would like to visit the great house for myself
I went on a school trip n when we ask bout the basement they said they can’t let us go there for some reason
She was great. What a tour.👏
We don't need those manmade sounds. I enjoy the tour and explanations by the guide.
Thank you for your upload, very interesting. The eerie sound effects cheapened your production. It stands well on it's own with the visuals. The tour guide mentioned there were over 2000 slaves. Where were the slave quarters?
I think the guide said 3 miles away
17:37
I remember going on a school trip there, I was attending Cornaldi avenue primary school (boys school mobay) They told us if we stay until late at night we would see her ghost all now I am sill scared 😅
I always wondered how they preserve the pieces and if most of the pieces that are there were actually used on the plantation then and how true is this history how do we know the Americans that bought this plantation didn’t illustrate a story for the tours
Amazing tour guide. She was great. The tacky spookie music could left out though.
Exactly lol
This will be an amazing setting for an assassins creed game and the main villain will be Anne palmer
Enjoy watching this video..really informative❤🙏
Ive actually been there on a school trip when i was a kid the eye balls of paintings appears to be following you when you explore the house
Beautiful explanation of rose hall.
Thank you
Thanks, I always wanted to knew this story....my friend didn't want to go in Rose Hall
I went there on a school trip back in the 1990s.
The interactive tour at night had me yelling and screaming? That room with the “chaise lounge” has a little “servant’s” door that opens….. the stairs are where the real ghosts are
Thoroughly enjoyed this Thank you 🙏🏻 I’m just learning about Annie Palmer. It must have been hard for that tour guide to talk about Slavery, maybe that’s why she’s was a bit robotic in her guided speech presentation.
As an Antique furniture enthusiast I just loved seeing all the furniture etc. How beautiful was that song sung at the end♥️
❤ scary place I never forget going there on school trip in the early 80s
Thanks for sharing. New subscriber here
Thanks for sharing this, I;ve been hearing about this story for years, I heard they were going to make a feature film, there was a play done in London, U.K. about Rose hall, would they be filming in the actual house? I'd be curious to spend a night in the house, see if it's really haunted....😲
I’m very upset to learn that the Jamaican government does not own this historic property.
Its great!
Thank you
Dungeons is just servants quarters and storage.
WOW gives you the creeps. Thanks
Good singing
What is the name of the red trunk tree?
id have to watch the video again to see the three you ask about
@@jamaica_uncut it’s in the clip where you should us the mahogany tree closer to the ending of the video
Let me tell u that I watched this video with ear buds n through out I heard so many voices😳, lots of heavy breathing🥺 ,really chilling sounds😱 SPIRITS ARE VERY MUCH THERE! they entered the basement it made my hair stand on END! If I replayed it I could make out the words! WOOOOOW
Sry was overwhelmed for a minute n the video is not over. To be continued
It was probably the sound effects he added that you heard 🤣😂😂😂😂 imagine your mind being tricked into think you heard otherwise
good video.
Glad you enjoyed it
Intresting tour a learning experience
This is the best preserved Big House
I have seen, thanks to the renovation.
I would like to know how big the house staff
was.
An amazing look back , imagine the wealth
of those Sugar kings.
I read that in 2015 England paid off the
last payment to a plantation owners family.
Yes they were all paid for losing slaves. 😲 😟😡😤
So they got their reparations but we don't get nothing? Wow
Wow. What a tour ☠️. I can sense Annie 👀
What happened to the doll she had in one of the rooms, I remember seeing when I had a field trip there in primary school. Anyone remember the dolly?
Ok when we were kids ... we got to first nanny and like abstained. We see her from space the road facing where she is standing. As an adult I walk by from building past her. First nanny, like we see her and run back as we knooooooow she will say, you guys have to go back indoors.
I came from tik tok😂
Next time I cruise to falmouth i want her to give me a tour - she draging the wagon 😊
Something about putting bathrooms where people were held for torture just doesn’t seem right
I been there and that giant painting of her on the first floor, bruh the eyes follow you. Locals say the duppy rests at that property.
Why did it take 30 years for the house to be completed?....I went there on a school trip and I know all the haunted stuff is just stories to make the old house more interesting to visit. I don't believe Annie Palmer was as wicked as they make her out to be. When i go to historic places I like to hear the tour guides tell the well-rehearsed stories.
Your grammar is terrible. Im sorry but hope this information helps you in the future
When the action occurs in the present moment, use the word "take." "I take a drink now." When the action occurred in the past, use the word "took." "I took a drink yesterday." When the action will occur in the future, use the words "shall take" (first person) or "will take" (second or third person).
Remember that interested describes a person who has a feeling of wanting to learn more about something, and interesting describes the thing that makes someone feel that way. You feel interested in something because that thing is interesting.
In those days; material had to be shipped in from England and ships weren’t as plentiful as today and not as fast, so it took a very long time for the material to arrive, and then had to be transported by man power all the way up the hill for miles.
The creeks of the doors and equipment is expected due to lack of use and human presence.
Jamaican Mahogany 😮❤
I'm in love with Keisha 👌👊👊❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💯💯💯💯💯
If I could take any vacation!!
The story of the "White Witch" ought to be a movie
There was no slavery there, you really believe Jamaicans in their country Jamaica would've let that happen?
Wow😧😮😮
very informative .but why such a land mark or lets say famous building/structure which is part of our Jamaican histroy sold to foreigners.why our Jamaican people cant own and preserved something which is part of our history..
@19:13 you can hear a caucasian man say HEY
Steeeeewww! I an I nah air im.