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Good, but don't like the computer voice narration

I got oil painting of this Domino sugar factory....: signed!!!!

I'm glad some of these homes were preserved, but it's always the taxpayers that get stuck with the bill. The cost to maintain them is enormous. How sad we no longer have skilled carpenters and tradesmen that can build anything but mass-produced garbage any more. 😪 Enjoyed the video.

This is Awsome!

FDR was a big, fat wad of liberalism, and Eleanor was a “closet” lesbian.

Ass hole for saying Donald trump, this video starts with an idiot

I love finding treasures mostly vintage jewelry and vintage decor. Especially rare treasures! What a blessing and beauty to be to share my treasures with the world. These videos give me inspiration for my passion to keep selling here on RUclips, TY! Such beauty.🌎 👑🧚🏻‍♂️

The decadent wealth, just really enrages me. NO MAN NOR WOMAN should have SO MUCH.

Why did they have to compare him to a 12 year old this much. Made me uncomfortable

So nothing change ah …..

i grew up in Centerport, on the Long Island Sound, and our house was less than a mile's walk from the Vanderbilt summer home called Eagle's Nest. It had long been a museum when we lived in Centerport in the 50s and 60s, and we never tired of visiting it. Truly gorgeous and unique. How lucky we were to grow up there!

Stop letting the democrats put illegal aliens before your race.

Planting Fields is stunning!..lets keep the World a "green & pleasant Land" for ourselves and all the other creatures we share the Earth with 🇬🇧 🇺🇲

Back when Robert MacNeil covered the Kennedy assassination, America had true reporters who could speak very well, were not biased, and knew the English language.

I think of Cora's mom who said she has a "cottage" there. Then I remembered the people we know and love from Downton Abbey aren't real. Lol they did such a great job on that show we can easily forget they weren't real people.

Massive amounts of money to serve so few people

I get the feeling that these house was not just built. I bet that it was a certain ruling about how these houses are to be built. They probably had to buy a floor plan/ blue print in order to build these houses. It had to be approved. It was demandtory to build these houses in a particles way. Not to just build any kind of house. For that time. They probably wanted to bring out the beauty of Long Island. Now days to me mansion are not needed to much. People have cars and pickup trucks to drive and suv's . They can drive themselves back home after a big dinner party of some kind.

I really don’t need to see Mr. Nelson DeMille’s comments, I need him to write more awesome books. !!!

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The music is driving me crazy.

This path in life seems envious to some, don’t look behind the curtain it’s ugly.

I grew up near Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia and have lived in Florida for decades. This brought me back to the much-missed rolling hills and lush greenery of another place and time that was so much part of my childhood. Even the lovely brick walls and stone floors are a reminder of the grace and beauty of the North. Florida has none of this history and nature.

Loved the documentary very interesting, but the music was so distracting. I can’t finish watching it. It’s too loud.

"overheard history" love that line.

We should save humans not broken down mansions

They had a good ole time....well its over!!

As I was watching this video in awe, I couldn’t help but think of what’s going on in Long Island now. 🥹

I been not a easy location to find

...as they raped all of America. How disgusting! We should be ashamed of such history.

If you want to know a great story. Approximately 10 years ago I went to an auction here in Pennsylvania where an auction company got a hold of the contents of a demolished mansion on Long Island from years ago. Sitting on the table was a massive turn of the century Nippon Palace urn made of porcelain and hand-painted, very elaborate. It had damage to the base. Nobody knew what it was but I knew what it was since I'm a porcelain expert. I got it for my starting bid of a mere $300 because of the damage. I put it on the internet and a millionaire from Japan was bidding against a millionaire Palm Beach Florida both were Nippon collectors for only the best of Nippon. They both purchased off of me in the past. Even though it was damaged it's still fetched $7000. That was my best Nippon story but not my best antique porcelain story. ❤

I'm so happy that magnificent home was restored❤

Isn't the Hamptons still one of the richest places in the United States❤

The true sin city.

Bullshit interview. She was being cautious about what she was saying. We had fresh produce, and quality restaurants before gentrification. And yes Bedford Stuyvesant is still a majority-black neighborhood. The newcomers are not friendly at all.

It had nothing to do with a "Black Wall Street." There was a Blk put in jail for raping (and I think killing) a White woman. The jail was in the Black section of town where the"Wall Street" area was located. The Blacks gathered in the area and threatened White citizens to try to free the Black from jail. The White people responded. This video is fake news propaganda to stir Blks to racist hate & violence. :.

Como la mayoría de las cosas que hacen los estadounidenses, las casas son casi todas un espanto -arquitectónicamente hablando. Sólo algunas se salvan. Una copia bastante berreta de las casas de la aristocracia europea, sobre todo la inglesa.

What a shame so many are gone. Robber barons, and life before taxes! Biltmore mansion is fabulous at Christmas.

*SURELY the main reason should be "they Love the Lord their God" & would like to rejoin their Tribes* ! . . . .not for financial gain ? ? ? ?

Its a shame that people STILL BELIEVE these elaborate structures were actually built by the 1800's elite... There's enough evidence at this point to prove without a doubt that most of these incredible buildings ALREADY EXISTED WORLDWIDE from an advanced civilization that we are simply not told about. The population counts and available technology in early "America" make it IMPOSSIBLE for the TENS OF THOUSANDS of these absolutely ornate, sprawling masterpieces to have all been built in the short timespan claimed by the accepted narrative of today. When you see the photographs of early America and realize that these mansions were a DIME A DOZEN back then (and all allegedly BURNT DOWN in every major city worldwide despite them being made of stone) you realize this couldnt possibly have been achieved by 1700-1800's Americans. We have been lied to about our history. This is a fact. Even what is said in this video at 6:59 is TOTALY RIDICULOUS that in a 40-Year span (from 1890-1930) nearly 1,200 OF THESE MANSIONS WERE BUILT on the good coast ALONE!!!! HOW???? Who built them all??? We cant build anything this elaborate today let alone THOUSANDS OF THEM in a few decades!!! ENTIRE CITIES of these things existed but the population was a fraction of what it is today AND THEY HAD HORSES & BUGGIES!!! Where are the construction photos? There are none! All you'll find are a few photos where a RENOVATION is underway, and thats it. This is all FALSE INFORMATION in this video.

Its two parts of other wholes somewhere. This isnt it. Looks like it would fit better in Malaysia where anything goes so long as its glass or one of its newer incarnations. So pleased comfort and style were once again sacrificed to "green" misdirection.

It is too bad that family members can't keep the homes that their ancestors built. This is probably because the government taxes are too expensive. The government will steal anything that they can.

What’s with the music?it junked another video 👎👎👎👎👎💩💩💩😬

This is so “ American “ ,you build and then destroy

Now you can give it to the illegals and squatters.

Very interesting documentary. But as someone who grew up poor, I can only take so much. 😆 I had to stop at like the 15 minute mark. Lol I've made it to six figures, which is the most money I've ever seen. Seeing so much creative indulgence is amazing - for about 15 minutes. And then, it's overkill. Lol. Great documentary. I love the architecture. I learned a lot about early 20th century NY. But, I've had my fill. God bless ✌🏼

Those of you with connections to these historical mansions need to write down your experience for future generations….please. It is important - don’t n’t lose history, Americans!🫶🏻

Greed, wastefulness and gluttony stand as monuments of our history. There . I fixed it for you

Frustrated Lordship's 😂 no king or queen 😅😅

I wandered on these properties and in these homes in the 1960s as a boy and teenager. Inisfada (St. Ignatius Retreat House) was a short walk from my parent's home. It was torn down around 2013. The North Shore quickly became overdeveloped in the early 1970s. The freedom to wander the beautiful grounds of these estates was so fortuitous. Rarely did anyone try to stop me. Today Long Island is like an outdoor prison that closes early and is too crowded. The Hamptons are not that different either. People on Long Island today tend to be cloistered with their computers and phones. This is not living and in reality is global.