Abandoned Multi Million Dollar Revolution Castle - 300 Years of History!

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  @BrosOfDecay · 5 years ago · pinned

  Exploring abandoned places is my hobby and finance it all out of my own pocket and the donations I get from the people who love watching the documentaries we make... A small donation would be greatly appreciated! ► <a href="https://www.patreon.com/brosofdecay">https://www.patreon.com/brosofdecay</a>

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• AN

  @AndySaenz · 4 years ago (edited)

  All of these ancient buildings should become museums or national historic sites! It’s a win-win situation: the castles get the much needed renovations and people can make income from opening these places to the public.

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• PA

  @pamelawhitmarsh1609 · 5 years ago

  I find it heartbreaking to see these gorgeous places go to ruin all those beautiful things left to rot and you dressed fantastic for the part such a handsome young Man U seemed to fit right in

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• CH

  @CherylSimser · 4 years ago

  I simply cannot understand the love of collecting from the whole world being left to decay &nbsp;and exist no more. &nbsp;It is mind boggling and extremely sad to me. &nbsp;Surely, prior to accident or illness, some arrangements could have been made to protect these collections of artifacts and paintings. &nbsp;It is beyond belief that they couldn&apos;t be saved to be shared. &nbsp;Thank you so much, Leslie and team, for sharing them with us. &nbsp;Also, Leslie, in period costume, was greatly appreciated.

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• HA

  @harleydavidson767 · 5 years ago

  Someone needs to rescue this beautiful furniture. Surely the government could intercede in such situations and place the houses content in a museum.

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• KH

  @khampasonginthisane8266 · 5 years ago

  All the money earned and spent all the things that we have in the end we can’t take nothing with us, it’s sad but it’s reality

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• AN

  @An-yh2bl · 4 years ago

  I wish I would’ve lived in these times. Books, candle light in the evenings no television no phone. It’d be so peaceful…

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• DA

  @daygon128 · 4 years ago

  Guys I really hope you consider wearing respirators indoors in the future. That&apos;s some serious black mold in that house and it&apos;s very dangerous. I&apos;m sure others have mentioned this on here but I couldn&apos;t help but say something. Keep up the good work and take care of yourselves!

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• JO

  @jordanlever7857 · 5 years ago

  My God, I&apos;ve never seen such a magnificent example of history. It is a crime against humanity to let these antiques go to ruin.

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• GE

  @genarichardson1536 · 7 months ago

  So sad to see all the mold in such a gorgeous home. &nbsp;Truly hope someone buys it and renovates it!!

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• AN

  @anitarodriguez9955 · 5 years ago

  I can not believe all the things are just going to stay there and ruin, so sad 😞

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• IN

  @ingergabrielsen2208 · 5 years ago

  Those paintings on the wall are called ‘frescos’, the tiles are likely from an old chapel, or the original chapel within the grounds. The wood and &nbsp;paper on the wall near the wooden statue with the rosary, are very old religious artefacts and prayers. The boy holding the cross with Maria is baby Jesus. The little boy in the paining with the collar is either lord Fauntleroy or an ancestor. The rugs in the wall are medieval tapestries and I think telling everyone the former owners name only opens the place up to looting and theft. The mirror with the painting is called a Turneau mirror. The phone is phone from the war, that soldiers used in battle. I doubt this property has been abandoned if the house is being cared for. It looks like you had permission to film too. The man was an eye doctor and the kit you picked up was for looking at the behind the cornea. <br>Loving how appreciative and respectful you are of the property and the belongings within. Lovely find. Just hope this can be preserved, saved and not looted. Lesley has a lovely calming voice for presenting this too.

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