ABANDONED Time Capsule FULL of Treasure!!!

The albums full of doll photos is for insurance purposes. My neighbor has a huge collection and has done the same thing.

I between those Barbies and the singer, at least 50 grand

Its bad that they cant save a beautiful housse like this

Jeremy!!!!!! We saw you in Walkersville, had my kids look you up. Love you boo!

You should be careful some of those old houses have asbestos in them I would consider wearing protection going thru them. I don't understand why a museum doesn't find a way to preserve all those antiques.

i just came across this video today, what a beautiful house. I would love to see it when it is fully restored. As anyone ever told you that you have a great voice.

I would have had a VERY hard time leaving that sewing machine there. I would love to make something with that!!

I find these explorations sooo interesting. But seeing all these hidden treasures rotting away without being saved and preserved breaks my heart. 😢

Omg the blue box dolls!!!! My mother had a small collection of them! They are worth a bunch!

Beautiful

This stuff needs to be salvaged! Not left to rot is the house. Thanks for showing us

I think that white door was a laundry shoot

Don’t understand the woman with the doll obsession, it’s weird to me kinda. But cool home

How it possible noone protecting it??😢

Que Belleza

Those are just the dolls left behind by the looters imagine how many more were originally there

It just sold for 6.5 million!

Absolutely MAGNIFICENT! Truly forgotten treasure!

It was sad to see the once warmth of a beautiful home rot like that. I was glad to hear it is being restored and will be looking forward to its renovation. I hope they invite you back.

Such a neat home and it's heartwarming that you appreciate architecture. I grew up in small historical neighborhood that had homes with similar features. My close friend's house has similar wood features at the top of the archways. The house next door still had a crank phone on the landing. FYI - This house was beautifully restored and sold for $6.5M in January. I'm glad someone saved it.

How do you go about finding these places? Ive always wanted to explore like this but dont even know where to start.

It's almost like the family could come home and walk in any minute.

It's an auto harp.

Some of these things should be in a museum.

I was born in 1958. My parents in 1922 and 24 who are gone now so I can appreciate many of these things. Some of them I've seen before growing up in a Victorian.

All those dolls are collector's items. I see Madame Alexander dolls there.

It's a laundry chute. You throw your laundry down to a rolling basket below. Saves running up and down stairs.

Just goes to prove we can't take none of it with us...only our memories. ❤

They’ve stripped it of its vintage charm and modernized the entire interior.

This is neat !I have been to Nashville ,TN lots of times !My daughter Caroline went to Vanderbilt for her autism !We live about four hours from Nashville ,TN

I wander when this was filmed and I wander if some one bought it and renovated it

Great find! Thanks for sharing. I enjoyed watching.

I would like to remodel it and take over ownership of it please get back with me thank you

Wow this is a view in the past, in some ones life like a memory and this is sad to watch, we hoard so many things to leave them behind, this is a problem with many of us and a burden to the soul. There are this Tibetan monks that work meticulously on a beautiful mandala full of colors made of fine sand, and after the work is done they destroy it. Do not bound yourself to earthly objects for everything is ephemeral .

No will or an executor of the estate? I would think someone wealthy would have a will.

Looks like some water damage on the ceiling. Such a shame! Looks like a dumb waiter. I thought one of the bathrooms would have a bidet.

Very interesting. Light quality on video, terrible.

It’s so wrong to leave all those valuable antiques, with so many people homeless and struggling, and all that money just just rotting away. There must be some way of making use of it all.

Most of her dolls were Madame Alexander dolls who was famous for her designs. Yes some of them are worth a lot.

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Dude I would recommend wearing some kind of mask while exploring these properties, there’s black mold & mold spores.

Absolutely beautiful mansion. So many memories. This was bitter sweet... it brought tears to my eyes. It once was a home with a family. They had lives, hopes, dreams, hobbies... you showed respect.
It's nice to know the family restored the mansion.

Places like this remind us that when we die, everything we once possessed simply decays. It's humbling.

I would love to know what the family did with all the antiques in the house, especially the doll house, the army uniforms. and all the dolls, where they donated or sold to a museum?

My heart is sad,

Why do people leave these houses to rot? Understand that people pass away but most people have relatives or friends they can leave their stuff to. I’ve watched several of these videos and always wonder, why isn’t someone in the family taking care of their stuff? 😐

Awesome, thanks.

My body is having an allergic fit just watching this walk through

Hard to hear the narrator over the annoying background music.

Thank you all for watching! Make sure to stay until later in the video to hear the rest of the story and uncover what ultimately happened to this incredible place. 🏰🔎