Abandoned 18th Century Mansion of a Spanish Doctor | His Son was a Criminal!

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• JO

  @jonaeflure · 6 years ago

  The doctor's name was "Juan de Torres" and is son was "Jose de Torres".

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• DA

  @dankoher4318 · 6 years ago

  Mister Lesley I really enjoy the childlike wonderment in your finds. Your expressions and exclamations are wonderful.<br>Be safe, vigilant, and take care.

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• NA

  @nanzins9439 · 6 years ago

  I&apos;m wearing my navy blue Bros. Of Decay tee, with the plan to watch as many of your videos as possible. My grandson leaves for college today and my granddaughter is babysitting for the weekend and my daughter is in Hawaii, so, I can watch as long as I want! Yay! I love seeing what you show us! Thank you so much!

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• RU

  @ruthbeck2050 · 6 years ago

  This home is beautiful and all the antique furniture. It is a real shame it is deteriorating. &nbsp;Thank you for showing this place. You are very respectful and I appreciate that very much.

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• CO

  @Cometothedoor365 · 5 years ago

  I appreciate that you always have the history and background. You are BY FAR my favorite exploration channel ever!! So respectful and smart you all are. I enjoy hearing your imagination run while walking through the home. Never stop exploring! Your team is the best!

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• JE

  @jeansiegel4128 · 6 years ago (edited)

  I watched a similar video from EXPLOMO. The boys felt so bad after seeing a couple of rooms trashed ( the lady owner died ) that out of respect, the cleaned the rooms, put the clothes back into dresser, folded them, and put everything back into the room as to how they thought it should look. I thought that was a wonderful thing to do. I could only hope the rooms would not be trashed again.<br><br>Kodak is coming back, to make Covid &nbsp;medicines.

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• MI

  @miriamjewett5438 · 6 years ago

  So sad this beautiful home has left to rot.

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• PA

  @patriciahartless2095 · 6 years ago

  I Love the tour of this gorgeous house. Shame that the doctor worked hard. To see that his family. Had a gorgeous place to live. Things happen that we can&apos;t control. All of you have a great evening.

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• KA

  @kathynfelix8083 · 6 years ago

  So sad. The house so beautiful

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• MA

  @mayaozen487 · 6 years ago (edited)

  I learnt that in the 1920s most furniture had wheels on the legs. This house has 1st rate furniture. Beautiful pieces. &nbsp;Don&apos;t know if it&apos;s from the 1920s, but it looks well preserved. &nbsp;Loved it.

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• JA

  @jacirogers9109 · 6 years ago

  Chairs like that were big in the late 1800s. &nbsp;The Chandelier looks like 1910 ish.

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• RO

  @robertahubert9155 · 6 years ago

  Your brother Jodi is such a good videographer. &nbsp;Actually the best I’ve seen so far on these explorers types. &nbsp;Most leave me dizzy and they don’t give any history or give you a chance to really take in the view. &nbsp;Thanks for taking us with you to Spain I haven’t left the house in months due to the virus. &nbsp;Stay safe

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