Exploring West Hill Manor 360°
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ต.ค. 2024
- Is the Historic, and beautiful West Hill Manor Haunted by the Ghosts of its past? Located in Burlington, New Jersey, West Hill Manor was built between 1797 and 1799 by Samuel and Susanna Emlen, both from prominent Quaker families.
In 1814, Susanna Emlen developed breast cancer and underwent surgery in her bedroom of the West Hill Manor. At the time - before the discovery of anesthesia - many of the women who underwent the procedure died on the table. Susanna recorded her experiences in letters to her family and friends that exist to this day.
Susanna became one of the earliest breast cancer surgery survivors in the United States.
In 1851, the home was purchased by Eliza Gurney, an avid abolitionist and social reformer. The Quaker minister visited President Lincoln in 1862 to assure him of the support of Quakers in his leadership of the Civil War and asked Eliza to corresponded with the President. Her first letter was found in his jacket pocket upon his death.
Claims of furniture moving on its own. Voices, Screaming, full body apparitions and more are common at West Hill Manor
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What a gorgeous home. I love the colour of paints they used. So warm and welcoming. And what a brave woman to have the surgery she had. It's unbelievable what the human body can go through. Amazing. And thank you Jason and JV for having this channel for us all to enjoy. ❤😊. A huge fan from Canada
I love how deeply you guys go into the history of each location. It's a real treat!
Absolutely love the history.. wish more people would do these 360 videos.. explore and ghost hunts..
ty for paving the way For us breast cancer survivors susanna!! Your home is stunning and cozy. !!
I love the 360 views, gorgeous home
I love it when you guys go to older homes! Awesome history even though it may be a little heartbreaking with the surgery. She was an amazing woman to endure that!
Hey Jason, I love the 360 full view camera, it's awesome! It's too bad people who do ghost hunts don't use something like this. Also I've been a fan of yours and Grant, since the first episode of Taps. My family and I always loved your show. I just found your channel bc of another TH-camr sharing about the conjuring house and I'm now a subscriber to your channel.
That's beautiful! Cannot imagine what that poor woman went through😢
First time watching your channel. I absolutely loved this video. I am a history buff and have many colonial ancestors. Thanks for providing this video.
I'm actually in burlington county in NJ so I don't think I'm very far from this gorgeous home! I love that they kept the originality of the home from when it was first built. It's so stunning and full of amazing and rich history. I would love to see you do more NJ spots. I'm horrfyied that this poor woman went through that without any kind of anesthesia, antibiotics and pain medication to help with pain and prevent infection and amazingly she lived through all of it! Wow!! That's definitely a miracle!!!
This home is beautiful. Thank you for the tour. Abigail Adams Smith, daughter of President John Adams had breast cancer surgery in 1811. She lived almost two years afterwards. The mind cannot imagine what these brave women went through.
I saw that HBO Series
@@docfax It was excellent!
@gigimac8459 what happened to jason team from ghost hunters? Steve & Tango?I thought they join jason
Thank you guys so much for coming out! Look forward to the investigation to see what you captured. Beth and I just love this place. Fun fact, when the caretakers Joe and Judy took over the house it was totally empty. All the furniture you see was donated and arranged by them as well as the painting, etc. They did an amazing job.
That poor woman who had surgery without any anesthesia gives me the chills thinking what she went through 😢
I have been lanced open without anesthesia. Let's just say all those movies grunts are wrong. You will scream out in pain and it was so painful I basically separated into two different beings.
@@davidt3563 in January 1974 I broke my leg from falling off my bike & was not near my house but thankfully only about 4 blocks away. I couldn’t get up because I couldn’t stand on my left leg since I broke the weight bearing bone. Sadly there were two guys across the street who just stood there laughing at me. Thankfully a couple of girls helped me get up, I sat on my bike with the broken leg sitting on the pedal & used my right to push my bike. Every time I accidentally leaned even slightly on my left foot, I felt the pain sear through me. My oldest brother was the only one home when I got there, he didn’t help me get into the house & didn’t believe I was hurt. I haven’t spoken to him since our sister passed away in 2018 since he’s a nasty alcoholic now. I had to wait for my parents to get home from being at the hospital with my grandfather, & they thought I would be just fine. I laid on the couch & cried all night long, they took me to the hospital the next day & yup, broken leg. The orthopedic doctor set my leg, no anesthesia or pain meds, casted it from foot all the way up to my hip & sent me home. The pain from setting the break was horrific & today, at almost 61 years old, I will never forget that pain.
It happens more often than you might imagine.
Hope she's found the peace she deserves
Sounds very painful! I too feel sorry for her! I know anesthesia was in short supply back then, but I think they would have used Laudanum back then to help with pain. It was common to blind fold people in that era because the surgical instruments would have been scary to see!
Always appreciate the 360° view Jason! Thenks once again guys, and I will look forward to the investigation. Take care!
I love all the colors!! Older homes are the best!
I actually watched this once a few days ago, but didn't comment. It is a beautiful house, but I cannot even imagine what poor Suzanna went through enduring invasive surgery like that with no pain medication and under such unsterile conditions. She had to be one tough lady.
It just came out Monday night, August 12th I thought?
Her bravery is most definitely incredible
Thank you, guys, for the 3D tour. I really appreciate you for doing it because I most likely will never be able to see these beautiful homes. It's like being there. Keep them coming, please!🙏
I really love these 360 videos, it’s like I’m there!
I LOVE the day time history tours! My whole family gathers around the TV to watch your tours and learn about the history and architecture. What y'all do matters! ❤️
The 360 cameras are something else! great video thanks for sharing!
I was cringing listening to you tell me what that poor woman had to endure! But I thank her for going through it. As a breast cancer survivor, I can never imagine what pain she went through, but she had to go through it for the doctors to learn. Through her experience, she helped other people survive.
And as for the chair, it might have gone with the spinning wheel in the playroom. Back then kids were taught early skills to help them in life. And JV is right, it would have broken. And in case you didn't know, you missed a fireplace, so there are 13, one was in the playroom. I don't know why they put one there, for one there are kids there and two it gets warm enough up there, they wouldn't need one--except in the Winter.
This is a gorgeous home. Love all the history that y'all give on these 360 tours. If Susanna and hundreds of thousands other women didn't have breast cancer surgery back in its infancy we may not be where we are today in technology on how to fight breast cancerand or surgery. I am a breast cancer survivor and I thank god for all the women that had breast cancer and surgery back in the days of no anesthesia and all now fighting it. Congratulations again for hitting 100k and I hope you both have a wonderful and bless week.
What an absolutely beautiful home 😍
What a beautiful place.
Such a horrible surgery, I still love the history you uncovered.
You both are so awesome and do such great investigations and these 360 tours are so informative and just amazing.. congratulations on 100k plus subscribers… I’m sure it’s gonna be a lot higher!!👏
I've been a huge fan since 2004, and I even found a "little girl" in an episode that you and your editors missed. Lol! I've wanted to tell you that since like... '09. Anyone else see her?
Anyway, still a huge fan and subcriber and enjoying all of the tea!
Nice job on the 100k👍 Master Plumbers Rock👍
Beautiful. Luv the globe lamps. I have 3 still working and in use that were my great grandmothers
Talk about a dream home 🥰
Wow what a beautiful house. Love the 360 tour 🙏
I love these 360 tours! Thank you Jason
Awesome Tour! Thank you both so much !
Very nice house, it's really large. It's very well kept. Love the 360*
Gosh I wish they still made houses like this.
You still can get a home made like this 'IF' you get the right people and have A LOT of money.
It would take more time to construct it -- cause you'd be using WAY more materials but it sure would be worth it in the end.
And IF you had a really good amount of money there's a way to put 'flame resistant 'paint' on & in the house. It won't put out the flames but it would under normal conditions if folks 15 to 20 minutes or so longer to get out. It could prove to help save more of your house, depends how bad the fire is & the time the firefighters could put it out.
There's a special coating that needs to be put on -- then the paint goes on. It's costly -- but it can save lives.
Me? I've thought maybe building the inner walls & floors with a thick layer of bricks -- and also use steel frames -- then put wood on the floors & wood frame so plaster could be a covering for the walls and ceiling.& Wooden crown molding.
Does that sound like over kill? Yes, it would cost a ton -- but if taken care of-- that house should last a long--long time, especially with a thick slate roof & very sturdy windows with working shutters.
(Unless unforseen weather conditions -- duh or some dumb contractor is paid to distory it so some 'condo' could be built in it's place !!!)
I love designing & making doll houses from scratch & many grandparents 14 years ago would buy them for their grand kids. But I live in an apartment now so that's out pretty much.
One guy ordered a Lizzy Borden house. It even had period hand made furniture .
Man I hated to sell it !
I hope I haven't bored ya to death.😊
Beautiful home and property.. wow!!!
been a fan of yours since like 2005 jason, you the man.
Very brave of her to go through that but also thinking of how terrifying it was for her!!
This is fantastic. Thank you so much for doing the 360 videos! I'm a sucker for historical decor/facts/homes and to be able to look around freely is such a treat.
Finally sitting down & watching. I saw the notification come up on my phone while I was at work & wanted to open it up so badly but didn’t think my boss would approve! 😂
What an amazing home ❤ poor women omg what a horrible experience for her 😢 but amazing she survived ❤ thanks guys for sharing this tour absolutely love it and you 2 fellas 😊😊❤
That’s so crazy what she went through and survived it at that time.. amazing!!!
LOVE YOUR CHANNEL!!!
Absolutely loving yhe 360 and the tours with the background of the sites. Keep up the awesome work guys.
Thanks for another great tour! How awful to have surgery without pain meds and no indoor plumbing. Its a beautiful home. Nicest basement EVER!!!!!!!!!
I had no idea you had your own channel. I watched TAPS religiously.
Welcome to the Parafamily bro!!!! ☮️💜👻
Hey Jason, I'm glad you're continuing to share your experiences investigating the paranormal. I just rewatched GH S9 E4: Permanent residents. It just reminded me of how the paranormal community demonizes electric shock therapy. The investigators show compassion towards patients who underwent early versions of treatment.
The stereotypical depictions of ECT treatments make prospective patients afraid to try it.
I hope that in future videos you can promote understanding of ECT and other life-saving psychiatrists.
On to the next...
That poor lady. I couldn’t imagine omg. Beautiful locations. Congratulations on 100k 🙌
And may I also say, she had impeccable taste in furniture and decorations.
Thank you for giving us 360 view Jason. Love it! Some of us are disabled and can’t get out. Plus even if you can get out the video is always informative.
Wow this is the first 360 I’ve seen it’s a game changer
What a beautiful home.
very cool
Beautiful description, and thanks for taking us to those great and historical places
Beautiful place!
I love this 360 tour/history. Bravo!!!
What a beautiful and interesting property!
Great job guys!!!
Congratulations ❤🎉on the subs !!!
Luv the 360 bit -- you can pause the video & really look around.
What we take for granted medical advances wise !!!
That lady was very brave -- but -- the pain ect. -- my goodness!!!
The surgery is bad enough -- but-- how she didn't die from shock & loss of blood-- & how infections--- is amazing!!!
This is only my humble opinion but the Lord was with her & the folks back then
Maybe some day they'll open the tunnel (s) again.
My walk through an old home once used as an underground railroad -- Something made me ask if I could open a window seat -- after doing so I picked up the empty floorboard -- there was an opening !!!An old ladder appeared!!! After some fixing up -- now the tunnel stops right near the lake. ! Very cool indeed.
Too bad they needed homes where it had to be used as an under ground railroad -- ALL people shout have come together & treated FAIRLY -- & WITH DIGNITY!!!
Lincoln stated that if a person wanted wanted slave's that first 'they' should BE a slave themselves ---
Scarytimes lay ahead --esp. IF -- the dems
get in the W. H.
If they do get into .
the W-- house -- If so...then we'll be in BIG TERR .🤐
W.H. then then it's
In the 1970's I lived over the years in two haunted homes but -- at least back then they were friend😥ly sprites & in one house even helped to make the landlord LOWER the rent!
After I said outloud to the landlord if you raise my rent I'd have to move -- knocking was heard on a wall -- long story short -- there had been a small fire at some point. (Which in time I repaired) Seems the landlord didn't want the Fire Dept inspector's cking things out so he lowered the rent.
I thanked the sprites.
My friend's & I would be playing a board game -- then the bathroom door shut -- normal use of a bathroom -- & the water would go on & off-- the door would open & that was it. You just goy used to it.
One day while watching TV with my dog -- (not long after first moving in) seemed to be on edge.
My front door would open (. I lived on the second floor) -- even though I knew it was locked.
The 3rd time -- I closed the door & happened to look out the window -- the house across the street had just caught on fire !
This was in the mif 1970's -- before ghost shows ect & before I'd become a ghost hunter.
Yay! A new 360! What a beautiful house. Love those Georgian houses.
Beautiful home! Loved the 360 tour! ❤️
Thank you for such a wonderful tour of this beautiful mansion!
Beautiful property. Tough individual for going through and surviving that surgical procedure.
So interesting! I can’t wait onto see the investigation on the 19th! That poop woman going through that surgery without anesthesia. I can’t even imagine. Thanks Jason for bringing to us what you do best! Fan since day one of GH👻
Lovely place 😊 , interesting hunt to come I'm sure 😮
So awesome what y’all do ,Jason 🙏🏼
these 360 views blow my mind. its like magic lol
Thank you so much for sharing this❣️
Love the colors and history
What a great video, thanks guys.
President John Adams’ daughter, Little Abigail suffered the same surgery in 1811. She lived 22 months after. Happily, she used opium to endure the aftereffects.
I really appreciate the history!
The red chair in br with rope box springs.. looks kinda like a birthing chair, more for a well to do family. The attic may been where the servents lived, it's just ideas :)
Love, love the 360
Holy crap I’ve never seen that kind of tour where the viewer can change the angles maybe you should explain that for the older viewers who have no clue how to use the feature
I love this 360 camera
Thanx for the 360° I luv it ❤️
This place is beautiful
Love the 360 view❤
360• view! Very cool experience!
Thank you!!😊❤
I love these 360° videos... especially in a beautiful place like this... also... gives opportunity for us to catch something that maybe you missed!... Not that you'd miss anything.. lol!
This was such a cool video. 🖤
Beautiful Mansion 🏤"WOW " NICE LOOK 😊
love these!!❤
In England 1810, a novelist named Fanny Burney had a mastectomy without any anesthesia, too. She lived until 1840 and died at the age of 87. It's another incredible story about surviving in a time when surgery was horrific.
Thanks Jason & JV for the 360 view of the magnificent home, hoping to watch the Investigation next week and enjoy what evidence you find or don't find! We don’t always come out with Evidence to prove a Haunting exist, more often than not we privide evidence that it isn't anything Paranormal at all! But there are those places that do surprise you! I guess that's why we investigate. However, i haven't investigated a place in a long time! Personally i.e
that's scary with no anesthesia
Love the basement!!!! They should make into a wine cellar
I love this stuff. I'm a huge history person
Thanks!
I'm watching right now
This house looks absolutely amazing! Is it open to the public for tours? I live in NJ and love visiting our historic homes.
Very cool to find another haunt in Burlington 👻 Is the jail nearby? Whitehill Mansion is nearby as well. Fieldsboro
I currently have a rope bed, it’s been modernized but I’m kinda thinking of returning it to the original “box spring”. I learned about rope beds when I gave tours at the New Hampshire Farm Museum in Milton, NH. It’s a very cool place, if anyone’s ever in the area, I recommend it…
this is so cool
I can't imagine going through a mastectomy in the way she did!😢. I thought it's was painful enough having the chestwall port put in for my medication for breast cancer was bad enough! Wow, I have sympathy for her, I had everything possible for comfort, and all she had was something over her head to block her from seeing!!😮😢.
Beautiful home. They knew how to build homes that would last for centuries. Nice walk through. Sure, would like to have spent time there. I would have melted into the walls. Give me a house built like this. You can keep the modern one. Basement was actually pretty nice. Plaster and whitewash on the walls and it's good to go.
Its a beautiful place no doubt
Awesome. You guys crack me up. Lol. Have a good one guys.
Nice video. Not sure about 360 while you are moving from room to room. I was getting dizzy and a headache. I guess I need to get use to 360.