Abandoned Since 1969 - Owners Disappeared from This French Mansion!

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It baffles me how no siblings ever cared about all that family history left behind.

I am German and learned french for 10 years and then I drove a lot to France and got accomondation in french private homes. I were always very astonished that these homes were very outmoded. I saw homes around the year 2000 which looked nearly like this house. My impression was that french people are not a fan of renovating. I know that there are existing today a lot of modern houses too, perhaps the young people today are different. But I think in France you can still find houses with those old furniture and wallpapers or even fabric at the walls. But here, I can´t understand that are 11 children and non of them would care about this house. Why they didn´t sell it and another one could care about this house? I don´t think that the house is very worth preserving, but a lot of inside.

The respect you show the former occupant's of these houses is touching . Love your channel and think you both do an extrodinary job .

Lovely home but upstairs rooms is very confusing it all over, love the baby stroller very beautiful antique piece should be in the museum, this home must be beautiful back in the day, thank you for sharing

I loved this! You have the BEST abandoned videos!!! As a painter myself, it was wonderful that you spent time with each piece of artwork. I was hoping you'd come across Jacque's paints and brushes. It would fascinate me to see them. But, it may be better that you didn’t, some of the paints of old are very toxic, with lead, uranium, arsenic, mercury, etc. They're made different now and we've lost some of the colors because it's often impossible to find a pigment that matches up with the original pigment. Sometimes, it wasn't the pigment, but the texture that was lost. The word you were close to finding was ingenious. And that case was alligator or crocodile leather. Sending love to you both from Reno, Nevada, USA. ❤❤❤

Yeah, out of all those 11 children, not one wanted the house or the contents?! Incredible! They couldn't even get it together enough to sell it and split the proceeds? Can you imagine having 10 siblings?! Ai yai yai!

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What's amazing is how the red curtains and bedding has remained so vibrant after all those years plus the exposure. I would like to know what they used for those.

Local adminstration should turn it into a museum. This is absolutely breathtaking

Once again, you amaze the world with another extraordinary expedition. Don't know how you guys continue to do it, but we absolutely love what you do. Leslie and Danny, you two are the perfect duo, and we like how you work together. Keep doing what you're doing. You guys are the best!

I just love ALL of the French Mansions and Castles you guys do, can't wait! ❤from Maine, USA 🇺🇸

Thank you for our weekly treat. It is so sad watching all of these properties left to rot. I wonder why the Town didn't do anything to save the Mayor's house?

@24:58 The kitchen may be old...but the buffet cabinet in the kitchen against the wall on the left side is positivity medieval! That cabinet is some of the first furniture ever made! The style the size the wood! Omg! The hardware for locking the doors is ancient. The front doors...panels are two separate pieces. The back wood is so rough, you can see the saw marks. Its a shame they (explorers)dont spend more time on the antique furniture. Sometimes the oldest rarest pieces are often overlooked by these guys because it isnt pretty enough or shiny enough. True history made by true artist and craftsmen of their time. The guys who made this furniture were rockstars in their time. Paid well and traveled with whole troops of apprentice's watching the masters at work. These explorers have a real opportunity to view some of the ratest and oldest wood furniture ever made, please ask them to pay more attention to the estate made furniture. Chests, buffets, armoires, doors, carving, moldings, wall treatments, etc...

If he was the Mayor of the town, it would be best if the letters, newspapers, accounting books & such were collected and preserved in the library or given to local historians. I’m sure the man has passed away by now so I wonder who this property belongs to now? Thank you for sharing your explores with us. I love watching!

You guys channel is the best!! wish you could tell more about these people and the backstory on why they're abandoned!!?? thank you for your respect and honor with the families!!!

You should take photos of the wallpaper prints to recreate them. That dragon print would be cool as a blanket.

Hey! Thank you for this incredible sharing! I didn't expect this type of interior when I saw the facade. Everything is so old, from another age. It's paradoxical knowing that the house was inhabited until the end of the 60s. It's sad to see this house in this state. So many wonders inside just waiting to be restored and used. Thanks again for sharing! you are doing a great job!

It would be so great if you and Danny could get a show on the history channel. You guys do a wonderful job and I love the respect that you show.

I love how you don’t rush through these houses, allowing us to enjoy everything! Thank you