Where Did They Go? ~ Noble Abandoned Mansion of a Corrupt Family
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Life is a constant battle to create order in a world of disorder, humans are continually at war with every might force we call Mother Nature. The manor we are going to explore today has lost this battle after its caretakers lost their interest and rose to heaven. Once inhabited by a wealthy French family, consisting of a loving couple with 3 children, the place has been in the family for over 2 centuries and has been transferred from father to son. The family had their roots deeply strangled in the politics of the local Municipality. Their influence was felt throughout the region and many stories circulated around the town that the family was involved in corruption and bribery. Stories are just stories until they are proven, today I will take you inside of their abandoned Mansion and we will try to uncover the events that led up to its abandonment.
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Filmed by Lesley
Edited by ES Forgotten (Danny) @ES.Forgotten
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Hello Leslie I'm 73 and many health problems. Your voice is like a new brand medicine that helps my mood. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
The ground floor bedroom leading in to the smoking room would’ve been for the teacher / school mistress / nanny. The children would’ve come down for their lessons and she could access the study via her bedroom. This is why that small child’s bed was in the study/smoking room/classroom 💛
Additionally the “kitchen” was put in in about 1979-1985 when this family manor was converted to a “Summer/Vacation House”. What you said was the “garage” and “utility room” was actually the laundry room and the “utility room” was the original kitchen, hence the stairway in there. The servants prepared food, bed pans and bed water in there to take up to the bedrooms and it’s inhabitants. I’d love to see this all restored to its original glory
Thanks for your info🤗
Thank you!! It makes a lot more sense now!!
TY that makes a lot more sense.
Did I miss it or was this the only bedroom shown? Seems like there must have been a lot of house we didn’t see.
but why is there the child's bed?
You have to admire all the furnishings and furniture from all these beautiful places. You just don’t see the way that furniture is made anymore. True craftsmanship !!
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So very sad that these vintage items and beautiful furniture are left to deteriorate 😞this is an antique store vendor’s dream. I wish there would be some type of estate sale instead of letting things rot away 😢
I am an antique dealer for many years , most of the furniture and Artworks featured in this videos are not thought after in todays market , leave alone the condition there are in , but the biggest problem ... there is no road to go to these places so things remain there like corpses to decade dont be sorry these are just things the valuable items are gone long time ago .
@@martinosterwalder9580 yes I know it’s just so sad so u can truly understand being an antique dealer😞
Столько аутентичных, интересных, качественно сделанных вещей! Все они помнят своих хозяев💓Хочется вдохнуть жизнь в этот прекрасный дом!!!
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Wow! I'm glad and in awe of the fact that there's still so much history left behind
Love you're videos 💟 stay safe and thanks for sharing.
It's so nice to see a house that hasn't been destroyed by decay, vandals or thieves. The plant at 40:46 is holly. You're right the kitchen is just weird and way, way too small for a house of that size.
Beautiful.
I absolutely love how grateful you seem too explore these places. I'm impressed how respectful you are to the previous owners and the homes content. Bravo!!
I could listen to you all day long! So relaxing!!
That large "thermostat" on the wall is actually a thermometer. It displays the ambient room temoerature and a thermostat actually regulates the temperature. Love your videos and your family-oriented imagination.
Love this wonderful place and the furniture. It looks like someone could move in after some cleaning and live there. It was absolutely wonderful. Thank you for showing this place. Stay safe and love ya Leslie
Yes it does .I'm amazed
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I often imagine a homeless person coming across some of these houses and thinking he’s hit the jackpot in terms of a place to be squatting.
Just beautiful! And as always so sad to see the decay. Leslie you were made to do this. Your love for these places and the respect you show in them is very special. Your passion shines ❤️
@@lynnkelly6243 I love to see curved and antiqued furnitures. They are beautiful and durable,
the way you respect the houses is admirable. The way you enjoy the different peices and the beauty of what was once grand shows that you are a sensitive man. I love watching your travels.
I think by far this is one of the nicest home you've explored. Minus the smell in the fridge, everything else is well kept 🙂 👌
Thank you, Lesley! Lots of love from Texas!! I so look forward to your wonderful explores every week!!❤💞
Lovely to hear Nita ❤️
Heyy Lesley, After a breathtakingly beautifully formulated introduction, we get to see again the noble count Lesley! - How lovely,
you really are looking so unbelievably handsome in that historical looking attire! - Even from the outside this French manoir is
really impressive. - Of course it's such a pity, that such a wonderful location is just left forgotton and abandoned to slowly decay.
Thank you so much, dear bro, for sharing this truly amazing location with us viewers. - I agree, that is really quite a surprisingly
big greenhouse. - This basket, where you thought, it could be a picknick basket, is probably an old fashioned hat box.
The bedroom on the hallway-level has a beautiful design with the antique furniture, the upright piano and that special vanity
and is looking very museal. - This blue bottle for carbonated water is called syphon. I especially loved the wardrobe and the bed
with the very decorative brass decorations. The upholstered armchair is an incredibly beautiful example for a pure art deco
piece of furniture, probably produced between the 1920-1930-ies. - Wow, and that living room, a time capsule from a period a long time ago!
Incredible to see and still so incredibly untouched and filled with precious antique furniture and other smaller antique items!
I was nearly speechless when watching, because everything is so beautiful! - Even the attic had a lot of interesting items to see.
A small correction: You showed a wonderful photoframe with many photos of the former family in different places. - In one of these
photos they are visible in a tower of the city of Chicago, not New York, because I could identify the black tower, also visible on the photo,
as the so called "Hancock Tower". I know this building very well, because I was once there.
Thank you so much, my friend, for taking us on this memorable tour through that wonderful mansion full of antique treasures!
There you really found an Urbex gem, which is probably rare and a unique example of its own, as I presume.
Wishing you all the best, many hugs and still a wonderful continuation of your grand trip together with Maureno and now even with Danny!
Stay safe, my bro, and take care! - Blessings, peace and kindest regards.
Another brilliant documentary Leslie. Thank you for sharing. You deserve more Patreon support. Your work is important and you are digitally preserving these historic time capsules for many more generations.
well said
The places you show in these videos are awesome! I wish there were places left like that here to explore!
That beautiful gone with the wind brass lamp on the mantle was amazing all it needed was a shade...
Absolutely beautiful stone manor! I can imagine how the people went about the daily life . That marble vanity with wash basin and pitcher is lovely. Love the lantern in the entrance and colored windows. Interesting lamp post on the staircase. Beautiful furniture in all the rooms. The duck is a pull toy in the attic. I didn't see any bathrooms in the manor. I would love to explore with you! 😍
Excellent Lesley!🎉
better than Japanese, worse than traditional Chinese
Another Hit Lesley 👏🏻👏🏻 always love the background music , admire how respectful & delicately you describe the items as you go .. thank you 😀
Greetings from California, Be safe !! 😊😊
Sometimes things are hidden atop the standing wardrobe cabinets. Beautiful! Thank you Leslie.
The wall coverings in that house, apart from the one in the hall, looked like fabric rather than paper. To replace it, would cost an awful lot of money. That silver oil lamp on the mantel piece was one of the nicest I’ve seen in a while. It needs a chimney and a lovely etched glass, cranberry coloured, tulip shaped shade and it would look fantastic. The lamp at the bottom of the hall stairs is from a horse drawn cart or coach. Love the carved benches from the year 1619 wow! This has been one of the most interesting explorations in a while.
That upholstery on the chairs had amazing needlepoint work details. So classy. And labor intensive. So sad one of the kids didn't rescue the personal items and just sell the place to a new owner. Maybe they all died in a plane crash. Can't figure out why this happened.
Love your videos ! Several of my ancestors came from France to North America ( New France, later Canada) in the late 1500’s. I love your videos. So well done.
Thank you so much Lady ❤️
Some of my ancestors did the same...their surname was also, duBois.
I love how you narrate. You use the power of your imagination.
You always create a nice family that could have lived there.
I love prowling around these old estate houses with you!
I would enjoy watching your first episodes. Do you still have them? Where?
Keep on doing you, you're perfect at it!
So many wonderful pictures and furniture. Just left to parish. So 😢
Honestly I could listen to you read the phone book. You have an amazing voice and narration to each video. Thank you from Canada 🇨🇦
I like that you take your time and describe everything. All the old country houses seem so dark and heavy; I like thinks light and airy.
I'd live there. I love the wallpaper in both the bedroom and living room. The greenhouse I'd be in every morning.
Thank you for all the awesome videos Lesley! It’s so cool to watch! Much 💜 from South Carolina
Thank you Lesley for this beautiful exploration👌 I loved it so much🤍 especially the outside😍 the green nature is beautiful 🌳
What a magnificent place & you showed it so well...thanks for sharing!
Hello Lesley. I'm thinking that area you are calling a green house is more like a solarium.
Hey Lesley! This video is amazing! I loved the intro with its characteristic costumes, it was really the "creme de la creme" 👏👏🇧🇷🇧🇷
I cannot believe that that place is in such pristine condition and has not been vandalized. 😊👍
It's so strange how many places you find that are abandoned! Who would just leave a big place like this with so many things that could be sold? And leaving food in the refrigerator?? How do you find out about the houses and do the people know you are there? I love this channel!
Sometimes when I see or go into the old homes like this one takes me back to the time when there was activity there 👍
I need to watch this again. I feel I missed where the children would have slept. I guess several rooms are converted to other uses & no actual bedrooms are left but the large one. It’s got lovely features & fascinating items. I believe lots of people would appreciate having some things from there. I picked out a few. 😁 Keep exploring!
Leslie you say that your not religious but you are.Just listening to you how respectful you are and you speak of our Jesus Christ.May God Bless You ❤️🙏
I can't believe that there's not some sort of historical preservation society that takes some of these places on! It breaks my heart to see these beautiful places go to decay.
That furniture is beautiful. It's so sad it's just going to get ruined
Thank you sweet Lesley for another amazing documentary! You are beautiful inside and out and I hope my sons grow up to be as wonderful as you are. Much love and many thanks to you! You have such an old dear sweet soul! ❌⭕️🇺🇸
Lesley is the best Urbex. Thanks for a great post. It was truly a lovely place. Saying hello from Las Vegas NV. 🇺🇸
I loved the place but knowing they were corrupt and living high on the hog off the hard working peoples money takes away from it
This was a really nice find Lesley. However, I was wondering if there was an upstairs with the Master Bedroom and the children's bedrooms?
I just wrote the same thing ! Now i will delete mine. I only saw one bedroom downstairs ! I know i saw the whole video.
I was wondering as well where the other bedrooms were.
There were doors boarded up in the living RM, bedrm and din. rm so perhaps they had the bedrm with more private stuff? Great video!!
I am wondering the same thing
seems we only saw one wing of the house and there must be a larger kitchen somewhere. That kitchen was inadequate for a mansion
Wow what a beautiful house/manor. Grand and eloquent furnishings. Love this channel xx 🇬🇧
I REALLY enjoyed this adventure back in time! Just wondering if you noticed that the little white statue in the attic in the last part of the video, it's probably the figure that used to be above the door to the main entrance! 🤗💜
Lesley, I noticed you always turn water faucets on in the homes. Did you realize the seals dry rot in the faucets and may not turn off?
It usually breaks when turned on cause so old. It can actually flood the home. Just an fyi...love your shows.
The tableaus are beautiful along with the explore.
I love exploring with you! I am amazed people leave all these wonderful treasures behind!! Do u just stumble across these beauties or do you have permission?
Truly this has been a very loving and lovely home! Sad that things happened within the family that would cause a move to happen.
Certainly can see it is very old and could have been fixed up earlier on while things within were in great shape yet, on and even been kept as a museum.
At least we now can see it through all you do to enter within, as it is not ever easy! Thank you for taking risks and showing how much you care for every single home you enter. If only the government would stand in and help these homes to live on as they do through your eyes
I love the fleur-de-lis in the fireplace at 30:23!
Why “corrupt”? I would love to know the history of this particular family.
This is my favorite place! What a charmed home! Thank you for taking us there.
Amazing video Leslie....loved the furniture with beautiful details on it. Thanks for taking us to a beautiful place. Take care. Keep exploring. Best of luck
It’s so amazing and incredible that everything is still in its place it’s like a little museum and it’s a shame that it’s going to waste but to me it looks like someone’s coming in looking after it because it is so beautiful
12:06 That is a carriage lantern. They were on top in the front on both sides of the drivers seat to give illumination when driving in the dark.
Eu amo ,amo assistir esses vídeos de casas antigas. Gosto de ver cada detalhe.
33:20 on top of fireplace mantle, statue of a Woman, her legs stretched sideways in a relaxed manor, she is looking down as if admiring something, or reading a book; I love it!!
Perhaps, yes, when you offer us a tour, will you pay closer attention to statues? Statues are also art work!!
Thank you, we appreciate you, Lesley.
This is one of my favorite ones. Just one comment though, the one piece of furniture that you referred to in the living room as a bureau is actually a desk. The skeleton key is made to fit any lock in your old houses like that.
The first room i wish spent life there alone.very beautiful room.
Como sempre mais uma maravilhosa exploração!!!!! Só me resta dar os parabéns!!! Abraços desde Brasil!! 🇧🇷
At 13:01, while you were showing that awesome lamp, I was intrigued by that rifle bayonet, I wonder which era it was in service? Thanks for another great explore!
Hey Doug, that is indeed a great piece of furniture, I am sorry to not cover it.
It looks to be Possible 18th century
This is such a Beautiful place . Its it so beautifuil. Thanks for sharing.
Wow is very beautiful and thank you for the video see you next week.
Such a lovely place!! I enjoy watching these videos. I look forward to seeing new videos each time u post them!! These videos capture a time that has long passed. Sad to see how these families abandon such beautiful properties. But I am glad you film 🎥 these videos so we can all appreciate these abandoned places and the beauty they possess!!👍❤🙂
I would love to hear you read stories!! You have a very soothing voice. Thanks for sharing your explorations!
It's so sad to see these historical and beautiful homes left to rot with all the things left behind.
Can you please share if any of these houses are ever on the market? And if so - the price. Would be fascinating to know
Increadable how style have changed among 'the rich' through time, from wanting to have decorations with thousands of details back in the day, to today where things are so clean an minimalistic. I like the modern style, clean and simple. But intersting seeing old houses
I love the way you put it with Mother Nature. “ taking back what man took from her “ that is so true !!
It looked like 2 different eras, one looked like a museum, I noticed motion sensors in the downstairs rooms like museums have. Very odd to not see other bedrooms. I think they lived in one part and opened up the other part as a museum perhaps?
Невероятно восхитительный дом!
Какая великолепная сохранность дома, мебели, обстановки, ощущение ,что хозяева только вышли и лишь толстый слой пыли выдаёт быстротечность времени....
История жизни нескольких поколений... Что же с ними все таки случилось?! Как жаль ,что дом покинут, что некому вдохнуть в него жизнь... Как жаль....
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The bedroom in the hallway on the ground floor will be more convenient for the elderly. They’re wouldn't have to walk up to the second floor! because i saw a walking stick probably belonging to the elderly Use the bedroom below. It's really beautiful. Thank you for taking me there. Eye-opening.
I'm a newbie on your channel and I love this video, you speak so eloquently and show each piece of history. Most youtube explorers flit thru the rooms and don't look at the historical side. I watch several and you are the best at actually slowing down and showing us the history. Do you have any idea of when this was abandoned, year wise? Someone has to be paying taxes on it. There is a fortune in artifacts there, I pray they can be preserved.
So true; agree ! What I see all over Canada /USA and now France/Poland so many abandoned historic properties let to be destroyed by Nature....the new ..order do not like the history it seems....as they do have the funds. We the commoners do not have the money any more. Thanks so much for your work.
Good for you! Do continue to be positive and enthusiastic about the old mansions you present !
It is a place with beautiful architecture. ❤❤❤❤
The plants in the dining room is Holly, commonly used for christmas decorations. Thank you for another wonderful episode!
I love French toile wallpaper and curtains because when I was little and we visited family and friends who had this pattern I’d stare at all the depictions of people doing work on the farm or relaxing under a tree and now I have toile curtains in my own home
Wow that’s another wonderful castle lots of things to see all the craftsmanship beautiful it’s all great shape . Thanks Bros of Decay for sharing this video love it 😍
Just found this channel, I won't sleep tonight 🤦♀️ binging on its way
The living room looks exquisite!! So many precious artifacts to admire and observe! However,the memories left behind in abandoned places are even more precious! Thank you for this lovely tour through history!!!
I love your vídeos...it takes me to another world...
Your opening story was wonderful for this one...
Strange manor house and very interesting. Thank you. 🌻
Спасибо за видео. Это просто шедевр. Какая красота, это просто нет слов. Как хочется дотронуться до этого. Вы умница, что всё это показываешь, где бы увидела я такую красоту. 👍👍👍
Thanks for sharing.🤗
My pleasure Donna 😘
I think it is more a conservatory than green house, love your show thank you @Bros of Decay
I’m lucky thats my Name is Lesly, I’m an Artist, Art-Painter and Fashion Model. I do really love your explorations, your documentaries.
You have a wonderful speaking voice. Very soothing.
I think that old picture with the kids was not the same generation as on that colored picture. :) Maybe the youngest of the 3 on the old pic was the mother in the colored one? has also a similar face i think.
Maravillosa capsula del tiempo intacta no vandalizada muy bella saludos desde Argentina
Great work as usual !!
Wow! What a beautiful sunroom warped around the back of the house, , it’s must be a nice area to relax and enjoy the backyard. , inside the house got many antique and interesting things, it’s is a very nice home indeed, thank you for skating
Wow the aesthetics of the owners are spot on. Love these colors they have in their home.
What you do is amazing, I can watch all day to see these historical places and imagine the life that once lived there, such shame it was abandoned
Hi Bros... The box in the hallway, which you thought was for water, its actually a mailbox.. And the printing on the bedroom wall is, printed vintage tapestry.. Ty for sharing such amazing antique home.. ❤️
Looks great even with all the dust!!!!
That servant room above the tool room was in great condition.
I didn’t see a bathroom at any point which concerns me. The roof looks to be intact and the roof beams look strong and I don’t see any rot in them. There doesn’t seem to be any water damage below which is good. Conceivably somebody could buy this property and restore it pretty easily. There doesn’t seem to be any structural needs except for cleaning up the roof and the attic area. Everything that’s inside of it can be cleaned and used. It’s a virtual museum A real time capsule.