HE DIED INSIDE Abandoned Mayors MILLIONAIRES MANSION With Pool and CAR LEFT BEHIND

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Today's episode, my friend, I stumble across an abandoned home while on a road trip in the southern parts of America hidden deep in the woods. It's only remnants are of the memory stuck in the past, left in the objects inside and a feeling of sadness that seems to linger all around.
This home was built around the early 1800s, the last family to own it belonged to a mayor of a nearby town and his wife was teacher. Now they lived a very happy marriage among others like Thorns everywhere you go watch out and they had about eight children. Now, two of the children passed away, one being an infant but throughout this, they still manage to cope and live a happy life. Now over the years, the children grew up, began having their own families and it was in 2010, when the father passed away at the age of 85 leaving the mother as a widow but one of the sons and his spouse moved back here to this home to take care of her. Years later the mother ended up going to a nursing home and this place was in probate.
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@sherrih.2693 Жыл бұрын

Another moving experience walking through a house full of history. My Mom died last year and some of these explores remind me of so many memories and life and death and adapting to change. I imagine the small bed in the bedroom with the big bed with posts may have been one of the adult children staying in the room with mother before going to a nursing home. Or a caretaker. Adult children moving back often don't sleep in their old bedrooms. Interesting all around. All the dynamics change. Thank you.

@MegaShonte1 Жыл бұрын

Hey Steve! Love what you do from Dallas, Texas❤️ ps. I LOVE when you take stills of the room…. Just beautiful pictures…. Love when you do that

@ritakaipokahaleua_6437 Жыл бұрын

Aloha watching from Wailuku Maui.. Keep up the good work..

@roseturner3726 Жыл бұрын

Hi Steve, 🖐 What a cool old house!!! 🏡 I love the Bee Gee too!!! 💓

@saiprom Жыл бұрын

Beautiful home time capture, love the fact it is one level home , it’s a special home really love it sad to see it got abandoned, this property look like got a lot of land and it’s a beautiful pouch,thank you for sharing.

@jaggirl

Seemed pretty sad around Christmas time in many of these homes.

@elisasmith4413 Жыл бұрын

Love watching your videos from Cleveland, Ohio! And the pictures on the fridge was from a TV show (Leave it to Beaver).

@monicaw5036 Жыл бұрын

Something you said first in this video, that made me think of an old time song, by The Tubes called She's A Beauty. While you were talking about that car lol

@RC-lb6hk Жыл бұрын

Jena Louisiana

@sandysanders6740 Жыл бұрын

The Quote "From every human being there rises a light that reaches straight to heaven, and when two souls that are destined to be together find each other, the streams of light flow together and a single brighter light goes forth that united being. by Baal Shem Tov (thank you for sharing that, I posted it on Facebook. I love it) and I love your tours through abandoned large homes and mansions. It's so heartbreaking to see so many things left behing. They should do an Estate Sale and put the money to a Charity. Sell the homes, demo them or turn them into museums. They should turnm some of them into a place for people who don't have a home. Thanks again for your tours and sharing the stories and pictures. Blessings