Mystical Abandoned Mansion of the Italian Giovanni Family - 𝐄𝒔𝙩. 1884
2020 ж. 16 Қаз.
400 140 Рет қаралды
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I always feel sad watching those old houses and castles ..and start thinking about their lives and things they owned ..than you realize so strong ...you come with nothing and go with nothing ..
@Mara Harmsen you are right it is haunting in a way! Psalm 103:15-22 “As for man, his days are as grass: as a flower of the field, so he flourisheth. For the wind passeth over it, and it is gone; and the place thereof shall know it no more”
Me too
You come with nothing, you do go, though, most often, with love profound 💝💌💝
me too
You will leave life in such a life as a rainbow watering the earth and it will grow and bear fruit, it has become dry yellow
You're gaining a lot of wisdom, young man, through your explorations. Your insights about the temporality of life and how we should not take things too seriously are excellent.
Absolutely true!
Can't say enough about how much i love your presentations of these beautiful places, the respect you show towards the families and their belongings. You allow us to experience the passion you have with these places, making us feel like we are there too. Thankyou so much for that.
LESLEY, you for always showing respect when you're visiting other people's homes. When we watch people here in the USA go through of their homes, they steal things and break things and it's disgusting. Thank you for being a good steward for what you do. Very enjoyable
Always be respectful to other people and their belongings ☺️ that's my motive in life
It's also inadvisable to steal from abandoned homes because there could be mold, mildew, toxic chemicals, heavy metals and other things on looted items that you don't necessarily want to introduce onto your own property or person. At least with estate sales, it's generally all regulated and checked by the government. With looted items, you never know. I've known people who bought items that turned out to have been looted from homes affected by Hurricane Katrina, polluted by sewage and animal waste, and a guy who stole toys for his baby daughter from a local abandoned farmhouse; the toys turned out to be coated with lead paint and were next to a container used for storing old Dow pesticides in. To all urban explorers out there: stay safe, protect yourselves when you investigate!
Ylva…The Americans do not steal any more than French, English, Irish etc etc all do. How dare you accuse only Americans!
See why your fans love you so solid Lesley? The awesome respect you show to abandoned places.
So impressed with how improved your English skills have become and how you read and speak so many languages. Very impressive and great camera work. Thank you!!
Thank you Julia, I learn every single day 😁 4 languages at the moment 😉 looking for my fifth
@@BrosOfDecay try kurdish
Brasileira curto muito seus meu nome é meu nome é Maria
@@BrosOfDecay русский изучайте пожалуйста и перевод бы на русском бы
пятый язык русский для вашего изучения и перевод репортажей сделайте на русском пожалуйста .
WONDERFUL HISTORY ABOUT THIS FAMILY AND THE MANSION AND SURROUNDING BUILDINGS. I LOVE HOW YOU THANK THE FAMILIES FOR HAVING LIVED THERE AND HOW YOU WISH THEM WELL IN HEAVEN. I ALSO LOVE HOW YOU TALK ABOUT SOME OF THE SPECIAL ITEMS WITH SUCH REVERENCE; HOW YOU LOVE AND RESPECT THESE ITEMS. LOVE YOU; YOU ARE ONE OF A KIND.
My pleasure Michelle!
This is my first vid of yours, watching as I feed my baby and put him to sleep. It helps me unwind, takes me away from my home and into this world, if only for a moment, I loved it!
I'm doing the same right now with my baby :) ..he has a very calming voice.
Leslie I could just listen to you talk all day I love your soothing voice. What a great great house I bet the people that lived there were very lovely indeed.. Thank you so much for the explore it was really fun looking around with you such beautiful things. God Bless you and take care Love you too Leslie you are one of the channels that I always look for each week to watch for I know that it will be a great one video....
Thank you so much Pat 😍😍
agree fr 🇸🇬
You said it well. "Enjoy life and not care about material things." I learned a lot from these abandoned places you explore.
truly!
Wonderful Leslie. Gosh, I wish somehow we could go back in the time, maybe just 10-15 years or so. The stairlift, the security sensors all over the basement. This place was truly grand in the early 1900’s . Somehow you amaze the family leaving this mansion in the middle of nowhere at around 1967. Someone stayed or took over until approximately 2014 ( probably a family connection) . Wonderful tour Leslie. Thank You
Leslie, You have a wonderful voice, and a Way about You! Second to none, You are , by far, the best, to do these tours!
In front of the gold fireplace is a, ‘tapestry screen.’ These were embroidered decorative screens not meant for directing heat, but rather for covering up, in a decorative way, the gaping mouth of an empty fireplace. 💙
That is some lovely info Thanks Deborah!
I was thinking it was more of a decorative screen. I've seen brass peacock screens meant to put inside a fireplace just to make it look pretty. It appeared that fireplace had a metal stove pipe and not a brick chimney.
During the summer months. Yes.
And sometimes they were used as fireguards as well to help with stopping embers from spitting out of a open fire (obviously not cloth ones lol )
Also they were positioned between the fire & the ladies face when she sat by the fire, so that her face did not get red with the fires heat, as ladies did not want to have red faces like those of the women who worked in the fields. There were also separate face sheilds, with an oval shape on a taller stand, but most people seem to have used the decorative fire screen, as it could also be used to cover up the grate, as described.
Love your videos! They are great to listen to when trying to wind down for bed a night or when you just need to take a moment away from the world and relax and go to another far away place 🥰❤️
Always welcome to join me on an adventure ☺️
I agee 100% love all their vids
I love video Bros 😮😮🏆🏆🏆🏆
Enjoyed watching your videos especially these one ,l’m wondering why their children abandoned it all together. Those beautiful furnitures very precious and was all wasted. That their parents worked hard.sometimes for me as long as I eat 3x a day and healthy that is more than enough and take one day at a time and enjoy simple life. I learned a lot from your videos.thank you for sharing .
In the first bedroom the four upholstered armless chairs can be called “boudoir” chairs for a lady’s bedroom, sitting room or dressing room.
It amazes me how people can just abandon places like these. It's so beautiful!
I live in Canada and houses here would just go to government, then the items would end up in auctions. In a sense that’s good because the items would continue to be used and be taken care of instead of decaying to dust.
This was an amazing explore. I believe that room upstairs with the sink and table was a laundry room, especially evident from the bedding in the cupboards.
Yes, I believe you are correct. The large oven was for boiling the large tubs of water for laundering the clothes. And the sink style and the cabinet full of linens were other hints.
I wish someone would fix it up so beautiful
Me to Sheila 😔
Happy to you sir GODBLESS
And I thank you Lesley for such an interesting and beautiful place you have shown us . What a finding!! . I also thank you for the respect you show not only to the place itself , but also the memory of the people who once lived there.
My deepest pleasure ☺️
@montepipe I agree with you.
Lesley your so right ,when we go ,the last person who knew you goes to ,it’s as though we were never here ,that’s why life is so important.Your here on day an gone for ever make sure you tell the people we love ,that we love them , an be the best we can ,much love Ann uk
This was an important take away for me as well. 💜
What a wonderful tour of an active family from years past, Kind Thanks! The piece in front of the fire place is called a fire screen. It kept the extreme heat from getting too hot for someone close. It always seems a shame to see these grand places falling down. But when we think of thousands of years past, we see little of it. And the simple homes are as interesting and important as the fancy ones. As my Grandfather used to say, "In a hundred years no one will know a thing about it" . Meaning of course that we often make a big deal out of things that aren't so terrible. Just living with it ups and downs. But really, we learn from the hard times and not the best ones. We are here to experience. Thank You! Love and Joy of Spirit! DaveyJO in Pennsylvania
There is a sad beauty in the decay and in the way nature reclaims everything. I wish you had been able to go inside the chapel. The little we were able to see looked beautiful. I enjoyed the tour. Thank you for posting the video.
Youre such a great story teller and narrator. The way you capture each place visually and with your narration is absolutely hypnotic. Excellent!
Love it. This story brought tears onto my eyes as I travelled around Sicily and saw similar houses there. What is especially touching are those, I would say, "museum" kind of baths, silent piano, and wooden window frames. Watching this video I also liked comments about sense of life and why life is so precious. It has given me an idea to suggest this channel to my friends one more time. Looks like throughout years you do this exploring, a simple courioucity has transformed if not to a mission but to a kind of philosophy.
This place was so wonderful and the furniture left is so beautiful. I love the fancy ceilings. Thank you so much and the chapel was beautiful. Be safe and many hugs to you
My pleasure Ruth 😘
I loved the explore and the singer sewing machines were the icing on the cake 🍰. You find the most wonderful places. I like your philosophy way of thinking. Thank you.
Thank you very much ☺️☺️
That was a beautiful and historic explore. I enjoyed every minute of it. So many fantastic rooms, basement wine holding areas and the attic. Thanks, Lesley for the wonderful explore.
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I like your approach to doing these tours of abandoned places. Its respectful, interesting and your narrative is easy to listen to and calm. The screen in front of the fireplace is called a fire screen and is a decorative piece to be used when the fire is not lit.
You are the best at what you do and so passionate. Breath taking place. Watching from Texas.
watching from texas aswell
texas also
Nope. Not me.
Such a sweet comment thanks Susan 😘
Lot's of people from Texas
Another amazing video. Thank you for showing the respect that Europeans have for abandoned buildings and their contents. It’s a sliver of history in a beautiful time capsule.
Our pleasure!
Bros and decay/ explomo ...is my wife fav bloggers...now i know why my wife like u both😍
Thank you we are also best friends me and explomo 😅
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Hi Lesley,are you on your own doing this explore ,firstly the church was beautiful,then down in the cellar,wasn’t it big .The upper floors are amazing,many lovely furniture and items left .You always take us around an tell us about what you see ,an the story’s about the family ,it is omg that room it takes your breath away truly incredible.Your my favourite explorers,your so respectful,kind ,an always get excited,with every explorer ,it makes me smile your like a chilled on Christmas morning ,much love bless you much love Ann uk xxxx
Thank you soo much Ann 😍 no I had some friends with me ☺️
@@BrosOfDecay hi Lesley I’m glad you had friends with you ,thank you for sending me a message it means a lot lv Ann ukxx
Hi lesley beautiful place a lot of furniture there is probably very valuable and irreplaceable lot of things there would be felt very sad photos beautiful piano left not working any more I hope there is a relative or friend of family to save as much as possible asap thankyou for the explore oh and the dresser with movable mirror I have seen similar in antique shops here in Australia 2;600$ to $3000
My pleasure Ann ❤️
Must be reused in my opinion!
Ive recently discovered you... I love how on each of your explores I've watched you've been so respectful of the building, it's belongings and the once owners. You are a pleasure to watch around these amazing properties.
Stunning house , they were a successful & rich family. The ceilings are amazing, that bedroom is like a film set with old style. Your way of filming & presenting has always been great , showing respect for the family. It is sad to see it wasting away. This happens alot in Italy. We still have Great Grandfathers house in Italy , they made wine too. The house not near as grand as this of course. Italy is in my blood , I live in Scotland & feel torn between the 2.❤ Best wishes 🤗♏🏴
Should I go explore in scotland? 😍
@@BrosOfDecay Yes! Of course you should! Nobody does it like you do 🤗
Such amazing places, such amazing stories. I can just close my eyes and imagine the family here, busy going about their daily life. Such beauty left for nature to reclaim.
Hi Lesley, Bros of Decay, Already the start of the video showed once more the exceptional quality, when you were giving with your wonderful voice a very poetic introduction of the actual explore. - Very well made, - I always enjoy your beginnings! Compared with a good meal, they are the entree. - And of course the wonderful "main course" - the mystical mansion of the wine producing family Giovanni itself, was again so exciting and interesting to watch. The huge wine barrels in the cellar are absolutely impressive. - Some of the rooms still were containing beautiful furniture. - I also liked the wonderful ceilings with the elaborate decorations. - But of course that very special bedroom, where you ended the video with your outro, was a real banger. - So beautiful! - The "dessert" was the finale in the attic, which also was very interesting to see, especially that antique bath tub. - Wonderful video, which I very much enjoyed watching, my dear friend! - Greetings also to your adorable brother Jordy! - I hope to see you both once in a while again, when this Corona craziness is finally over. - So, lets just hope for the best! Stay safe and take care! - God bless you, peace and kindest regards.
" .. and true love waits in haunted attics " 🎵 Listen to " True Love Waits " by Radiohead, it's so sad but soo good ❤ 🤗
Seems like you devided my video up again in a nice meal 😁 thank you for the wonderful words again Willy, it was certainly an impressive place to explore! Every room and corner held treasury! We will definitely meet again after the corona craziness and I will take jordy with me ☺️ Kind regards, Lesley
@@BrosOfDecay , Hi again, dear friend, It was my pleasure, and - yes I am looking again so much forward to that meeting! I hope you had a wonderful time with Danny and Maureno in Portugal. - Stay safe and take care! Many hugs and kindest regards.
Dear Sir, good to have you back in town! I already missed you very much! What would these belgian guys be without you and your wonderful comments? They need you and so do I.
Wow this is a beautiful property. Love the chapel with the stone benches and all the other buildings. The brick looks beautiful. I also love they way it's nestled among all those narrow junipers. It's so distinctly Italian and elegant. Thanks for taking us along here! Such a nice lovely tour!
Fireplace screens had dual purpose of being decorative and shielding those in the room from direct heat that could be too intense but also if the fire was open there would be small embers or sparks escaping that could cause damage to floors, rugs, walls, etc.
Wonderful information! Thanks a lot ☺️
The well preserved flowers are actually called 'silver dollars.' That is actually the little seed pod and they last forever and are quite ❤️ beautiful Lovely little journey on a rainy night in TN. Bravo🙏
Thank you for your respect for old houses, their history and the people who lived there. And also for your wisdom and the love for life itself.
I just so love hearing the excitement in your voice that's how we feel when we see your videos.love the way you explore such respect for the homes and lives.TY Leslie.
Tell Jordy, the black lady Ms.Kathey says hello 👋. I enjoy you guys posts, I love ole houses n antiques. You 2 be careful in those homes. Godspeed💋💕😷
I will tell him Kathey
The way you create these amazing videos makes me feel I am there personally. Thank you. I can feel that you really like what you do. 😊
I love how you really care and work so hard to try to understand the families that belonged to this amazing places. Thank you so much.
You have a wonderful soothing voice .I love to listen to u talk about the homes u visit and the stories u tell or envision about the families that once graced the halls of the homes and as always u are so respectful of them..these are places I will never see except through your eyes and for that I thankyou..it's a trip back in time..and I enjoy each and every trip..
So many Singer sewing machines ! There used to be a Singer factor here in New Jersey, USA 🇺🇸
we had a Singer factory in Clydebank Scotland.
I understand Mr. Singer did a lot of sewing, so to speak. He apparently was married and divorced a couple of times, had a mistress or two and around 24 children. Wikipedia shows him to be quite scandalous.
@@southernguy35 well he provided many people with jobs. Clydebank, Scotland is a small town and was bombed badly during the 2nd world war due to it being a shipbuilding town, so people were so glad of their jobs at Singers no matter what the owner got up to in his spare time. !
I have several people old singer sewing machines in my basement, left here previously by people who occupied the house. Old letters dating to the 1800s too..
@@janeyd5280 , one wonders how he had time to run a multi national company.
Glad I found your channel. Great passion for history. I really enjoyed this. Took my mind away & was much needed. Thank you.
You have such a soothing voice. I love your appreciation for history and the respect you show these homes for the people that lived in them..your love for antiques is so obvious. Stay safe
Wow Lesley, like you always say, life is passing so quick and all what we admired in the past will be forgotten in the future😭 I love the way how respectful you treat the lost houses that have been loved so much from their owners. 🥰
I sit here watching this and I try to think off how the house was full of people , love ❤️ this so much . Thank you for sharing .
Always do the same when I am filming it 🧬
@@BrosOfDecay I really appreciate how respectful you are of the history of the buildings and the people who lived here.
So Beautiful... It's so Wonderful to film these places because one day they will be gone 😔 In the piano room I think the photos of the woman are the same woman from childhood to mid life then elderly. I could fall asleep so peacefully staring up at these magnificent ceilings 🛌💤 🏚️
@Diane Humphrey 😊♥️
Would love to have ceilings like that in my bedroom 😍
@@BrosOfDecay it would be so Dreamy ♥️💤
Thank you for sharing all these awesome abandoned places that you explore. I love that you show much respect for these buildings, even the respect you have for the objects that you touch; being so gentle, as not to damage and always returning the objects right back where you picked it up from. Love you guys and your explorations. Please keep them coming. Sandy from the US
These Italian manors are so graceful yet simple and practical in structure. I love how in addition to being remote, the intelligent use of landscape and trees to hide them even more, perhaps from robbers. I also really appreciate the lack of excessive patterns, upon patterns at every corner I've notice in other great houses. Some of these homes are grand but gaudy.
Watching from Albany ny my parrots like your voice they try talking back to you. Yes leslie my daughter is named leslie i try to never miss you and Jordy and the guys that do explomo they are also very talented
Lol! Good taste 😉
I have a total of 6 parrots 1 African grey 1 Amazon 1 military macaw 1 severe macaw and 2 small sun conures
@@alfredritcher Wow..I bet its rarely quiet in your home. I'm a huge bird lover
The big ones mostly talk and wistle the only screaming birds are the sun conures
I love my birds and will have them till i die or they do my Amazon is the oldest at 41 his original owner's was a old man and his wife the wife died and family put him in a nursing home
I love the steel bed as well as the painted ceilings
You truly have a gift of insight and respect for the past and the lives you so eloquently preserve for the future. I have watched several other explorers’ channels, and yours is the only one I watch now. The production, focus on history, and passion you bring to the experience is exceptional!
Thank you for sharing the family's history we with us, you are so respectful and give honor to the family. I cried for the family lost at the end of the video. Thank you for sharing these wonderful historical homes with us.
Quando eu assisto teus vídeos tenho vontade de sair limpando tudo, colocando tudo no lugar.... Os móveis, as photos são fabulosas. Eu adoraria conhecer.
this is so beautilful thank you so much for sharing this with us
What a FABULOUS explore Leslie Thankyou. The Italian people know how to do all of life - food, wine , love and architecture and art. Such a tragedy that it is all abandoned. So wonderful. Xx
You are so right, enjoy your life, material things fade away, but love, laugh and adore your family. The ceilings in this place are amazing.
22:05 that bed crown is so nice !! I love it !
It is just out of a fairly tale!
Leslie, another interesting place. Lovely bedroom and furniture. Can hardly wait for the next one. You are a wonderful host to these places. Be careful and take care.
My husband and I love this show. How can families leave behind such beautiful things?
Just found your channel and what a wonderful, peaceful, class act you are. Thanks so much. What a great escape to these former worlds.
Gosh, you are so brave Leslie! Hahaha if there is no classic instrument as a calming bgm, I will be scared ..
ah vino salute! .. Beautiful home love the piano and that chair the ceilings furniture that bathtub and the sewing machine works amazing.. gracia
Thank you Gina. 😊
The screen in front of the fireplace is just that. Fireplace screen. They always had covers for the top of their dressers. Some were crocheted and others were just a cloth runner with embroidery. My grandmother and even my mom used them. Thank you for your efforts🌹😊😊🤗
I just recently found your channel and I’m so happy I did! Your videos are extraordinary journeys of the many lives and stories of the past. Your respect for these people and places is commendable. It makes me sad when I see the pictures left behind. Why oh why are they not taken when they leave. I guess that will remain a mystery. Looking forward to more of your videos! Be Safe and Be Blessed Always
Many pianos had a lever under the keyboard that locked the keys Next to piano on floor is called money plant
Hmm 🤔 could be
I would LOVE to spends days exploring every inch of this place!!!!!
I spend 6 hours in there couldend get enough of it!
You ll be remembered yg Giovanni family for recording their great history. Thx for sharing.May you stay strong healthy and wealthy.
I really like how your channel has evolved. You are so respectful and create the wonderful mystery of the past.
I absolutely Love Italian architecture and landscape. I love these!
Love to bring them to you ,☺️
They are my favorite too!
Is it just me who's a little anxious watching this that something creepy might show up in the basement? 😔
Yeah, those unusual tunnels were really strange. I thought they would lead to another building or something. And that 'secret' door near the end. All I could think of was Anne Frank hiding from the Nazi's. :(
you have a wonderful way of putting the shooting in such a way that the viewer can feel as if moving around personally.it does not create any confusion of location and orientation (which usually happens in such kind of films) this gave fair idea of layout of house and the property .wonderful achivement . i respect you for your way of narration which is sensitive and respectful to the house and the people who lived there. i could imagine people living everyday life in this house . ans felt happiness and a pang or loss at the same time !
Still enjoy the way you present a new location for us to visit with you. You are always kind and respectful of the items you see and general location. Really enjoy your videos !!
I absolutely love your voice! Is so relaxing and completely goes with the beauty of that bethroom and atmosphere 😍😍😍 I can't hear it all day long. Is like a wisper but strong. Thank you. Is an amazing video!
Awh thank a lot 😊😘❤️
Another amazing vlog. Thanks for your hard work and positive attitude. Your half hour video means the world to us. Im appreciative of your kindness and the way you treat the long past prized Possessions of those who’ve gone before us. I’m sure they watch down on you and smile at you- the handsome young gentleman that proceeds with care and and consideration as you tell their story the best you can. As always, much Love ❤️ Lesley and best wishes for your safe travels and continued success on your future videos.
Thank you very much Jamie ☺️
@@BrosOfDecay your very welcome my friend.
Thankyou Leslie .... beautiful place, can imagine how busy it was years ago with all the workers!! Very wealthy people ! Keep safe 💕
Hello Canada here thank you for showing me this beautiful place. I love to listen to your beautiful accent It's so much fun to see how people lived.take care.......Mary
O, thank you! It's so beautiful manor!!! Like a dream... Thank you so much for this video, you are best!
My pleasure ☺️☺️
One hundred years all new people!💖
Forever forgotten
It baffles me how time flies and your life is gone...
Another beautiful abondoned discovery. I'm always in awe of historical places and how the people in past lived in these mansions, the things they used, the furnishings they left behind. Your soothing voice always lulls me to sleep 🙂 Keep up the good work. Love from Pakistan.
Thank you for sharing your adventures enjoy! Much love and blessings,💞
That beautiful room that you walked into you didn’t notice but the mattress was stuffed with hay that’s why it was round looking.
Oo I am sad that I didn't notice that
Hey Leslie,just yesterday I encountered your channel and videos..and I m in love with your voice and personality. U have such an amazin description quality ..it's really amazing to roam these places with you buddy. I love your accent and calmness in your voice with a subtle sense of curiosity . Really looking forward for more visits with you. Love from India❣️.
That is wonderful to hear! I love your country have visited it last year, planning to go back after covid-19. Hope you have a wonderful time on my channel 😊❤️ welcome to the bros
Thank you so much. You are an inspiration. And it's true what you say once we pass on everything stays behind. I totally loved it. God bless you.
This was a beautiful exploration and I love the the respect you have for the places you explore.
I'm getting hooked on your videos. Your voice is very calming and your insight and respect you show to these homes is commendable. As a mom of 2 grown sons I would be very proud of you if you were my son. I love what you are doing and I worry you might run into bad characters. Stay safe! Cheers from Ontario, Canada!
Thank you for this lovely video love every bit of it, you're a very handsome man and you just take care of yourself. Be careful out there, and may the Lord be with you. 🙏
Thankyou very much for showing us this beautiful & fascinating place. You are very kind.
My Bros has never seen you just recording but you do it well, everything excellent, all my applause for you 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 very good mancion, very luxurious thanks for such a good exploration bay bay
Thank you Elizabeth!
Video was, as always, wonderful, tasteful and creative!! And secondly your beard is splendid
Thank you 😁😁 you amazing!
Amazing , thank you, you are so brave, reverent and really have an eye for beauty and honoring history and families with respect, thank you for sharing your findings. 😊
Thankyou so much for your videos. They always makes me so emotional especially with the stories behind it .Great work guys ❤
I believe those canned “beans” were actually capers.
I thought the same
Thought so too
This was fun! Thank you!
My pleasure Ronda ☺️
The bedroom looks so royal,,,,what a place to wake from! Thank you 😊
Thank you for Reminding us to Enjoy life's simple things.
Cheese is tied up and hung on racks to age and dry out a bit.
Thank you for that wonderful information!
this is very old......before the industrial revolution and the Model T-Ford. Horses.....where are the stables ????? Oh well they had electricity ? I think I see a lamp.