Such a wonderful time when everyone dressed so beautifully.

There goes the number 33

Love all things old and antiques.❤️

Utterly fantastic, gorgeous clothing. Well done!

Thank you for sharing views in our country and others area. I search everything built view very nice po/ 3-4-23 noon day

That would be an awesome Dream. I love this family history ❤❤

What an incredible time in history. It’s truly hard to imagine what wealth they really had but this exhibit gives you a little Idea of that time period! I would have loved to have lived then and been one of their friends!

Absolutely beautiful ! Well done

My cousin -- Dr. John P. Adams -- married Muriel Vanderbilt. Muriel was part of this Vanderbilt empire ....... including the Biltmore! Nice to have such an affluent relative. I'm not a zillionaire -- but it's nice to know I have the connection. The Vanderbilt family helped get the railroads going in the 19th century. The railroads essentially advanced the entire nation forward in virtually all aspects of business, agriculture, etc. Wow! Love it! * Cav *

The Biltmore is beautiful.

Most wondrous presentation - the curator especially admirable. Someday !

Got to see this place. It was beautiful.

I had a tour there once and it was awesome

Looking so very very nice!!!!!

i visited here forever ago it's so cool

Interesting talk on the garments.Thanks.

I have been to the Biltmore 2 times, loved it there so much!!!!!

I just sent this past February , this place is unbelievable! Couldn’t imagine moving into a house of that status in my 20s like he did on a Christmas Eve!🤦🏾‍♂️😂

I enjoyed your show. Wish it were longer. I would love a tour of that place. Thanks.

I've been there It have so many rooms so beautiful from the inside

I wonder how often Anderson Cooper visits the Biltmore mansion.

Gloria's grandfather Cornelius Vanderbilt was brothers with George Vanderbilt who built biltmore

VERY NICE!!!

What a fun video! For the American version of "Downton Abbey", the inside story is in a book FORTUNE'S CHILDREN: THE FALL OF THE HOUSE OF VANDERBILT. An amazing look at the family.

Nice House! GOOD set for "Richie Rich!"

Would love to see. So beautiful.

I think in a past life I experienced this because Iam attracted to castles and their was a point in my life where I would constantly change my clothes after every class. All joking aside it reminds me of Anderson cooper and even though they donated all these homes he is still extremely regal, formal, and carries himself so well. Yes I read the comments aware not his side of the family but I guarantee his family members attended parties there and their jealousy caused them to make something as ridiculous and unnecessary. Imagine if wealthy people actually grasped the concept that after a certain amount of wealth your supposed to share with others and give them a chance in life. I wonder how many of them would have been so much happier with much less.

I went here for this summer

I proposed to my boyfriend at Biltmore Estate. This place is so beautiful!

That exhibition is too short. It should go longer.

And they said more than 605 objects on display, they weren’t being specific but I bet u it’s 666 objects on display.

So beautiful

It's a sort of Disneyland for the rich where you Don't queue ! Amazing how different we live today

It wouldn't be half bad if we had the Roaring Twenties again!

I live Biltmore, and the Vanderbilts, but he had to invite people to the Biltmore because it's in the middle of nowhere!!!

33 guest bed rooms? ¿ ? 33 is a very well known number... yikes

I want to see it so bad...I am very disappointed I missed it.

5 or 6 changes of clothes per day? Why? What for? Did one change involve a nightdress?

I been to biltmore

Italian music for a french slyle house hmmmm

Have a annual pass. & enjoy it everytime 👍

Surely you would have only one or two riding outfits. That would have cut back on volume. Spend most of your time on a horse.

Being There. Chauncey Gardinier.

Nate Archibald brought me here

The knowledge base here is extremely high.

Her body is awesome

These homes are nice to look at but in reality I would never want to live like this. I can admire somethings beauty and how advanced it was for it’s time but see it’s horror all in one glance. The idea of having so many people working there for my family would be such a intrusion of privacy. Also you would eventually realize that they all hate you even the people who associate with you because they covet you being richer. This is no life this is pure misery and just a way to pass the days. Everyone has problems. money makes life more comfortable but there is a point where it becomes your burden. They would change clothes so much because they needed a excuse to leave people’s company and compose their anger or sorrow. Nothing good ever comes from to much of anything.

While those people were living lavish lifestyles, there were people who were living in horrible conditions in the US during that time

I got married here :)

Yes, But they never changed there underwear.

Not so much gir me.becsuse i was raised in a gilded chage pretty much.beautiful but a hrll hole and a story of horror jolley homes in conyers ga?east of Atlanta ga.i lived their from the age of 6 until i was 17 aged out.i have stories no one eould ever beleive .i still live with the horror everyday and it eill never go away. You put it in its proper place if you will snd go on with your life.i ended up doing pretty good by mistake the superintendent and my house mother were haveing a real good time and i was the one that was lucky enough to be the one to walk in on it.hit the jack pot and didn't know what i was seeing.it scared me so and it took s few hoursor a day or so yo know what they wete doing.when it clicked in my young mind as to what i wittensed.well i was a hood girl.that was when i rebelled. Stopped going to school cut my hair short. Wich was pretty close to my butt.i had. Makeup i hid it and wore it at school.we never told on anyone because we knew the price nut i started wearing my makeip in the open also started smoking.the man wanted me gone. He had a wife i loved verry much. But hated my house mother.i was verry good with hair and mske up. The home paid for my beauty and modleing school gor a year .paid for everything lived in a private bording home.untill i passed the bord and got my certified license.my father had passef away and i received benifets until i was 19.i had not finishef the 1wth grade but they bought my high school deploma. Yep in the sixtys that was when i learned all about the system in our world.its the same today as yesterday.thsts when i started my journey in life.im now 74 and it sll seems just like yesterday.trama never leaves you you work6 with what you have and make it work gor you.just wanted to share. Looking at all the beautiful homes and manners of the world.you never know where your life will take you.fasten your sest belt.have a great and god blessed day.thank you do much i hope i didnt benb your ear.lol.

Iam here after the death of anderson coopers mom

this is broke?

Wonder if you would let the butler or housekeeper hear you fart.

Should JK Rowling decide to write about the American side of witches and wizards, the Biltmore estate must be used for the U.S. school of magic, Ilvermorney.

Pool is creepy..

Nj

Beautiful. Elegant. Never fun, though. All about social positioning and status. Always trying to persuade you're more of the "real deal" than others. This was all an imitation of English aristocracy; which was perceived as being the most authentic. All that work to distance themselves from what they really were: new world American frontier cowboys and cowgirls.

Vanderbilt left 124 million dollars to his heirs. They had a reunion 92 years after his death. Not even one of his descendents was worth a million dollars! I wonder who owns the Biltmore?

It should be illegal to be that rich

Who will be there all the sadistic pervert millionaires in the land.

Wow. So beautiful! Too bad they served satan. 😉

Annoyingly gushing narrator

Horrible narration voice.

ridiculous grandiose NARCISSIM.