Once Grand Forgotten 158 year old Mansion up north w/ Beautiful Woodwork

All right, here we are today in Pennsylvania checking out this beautiful house built in the late 1700s. Then it had a big addition added in the late 1800s, the Victorian times. Got that cool second empire turret and stuff. Let's check it out. Oh man, just walked inside. That was pretty tricky. Man, look at the plaster medallion on the ceiling. Man, literally a giant hole in the floor. Let's just watch where I'm stepping. From what I read online too, this house was originally built in the late 1700s, which is kind of cool. Then it had this big Victorian update. That's pretty incredible. All right, let's see if I can get over here. What even is this? Looks like a tight press. I got to be really careful though because the floor is totally disconnected over there. Just watch where I'm stepping. The mantle must have been absolutely beautiful. I can only imagine. Yeah, it still has the original shutters and stuff. I love the little design over the top of the window. Give you a closer look at that plaster work. It's beautiful. No, what a shame. Well, not getting upstairs. Not getting any further actually. I mean, I'll make it. I think I can get across. This is the front door. Look at that knoll post. It did not get salvaged. That was not... it's kind of a shame. If only I could have gotten here sooner. All right, let me stop filming for a sec. I'm going to show you the hardware on the front door. Other old like bibles and stuff. Check out that room. I'm probably done with this house. I just couldn't get here soon enough. Three stories tall. Man, I would have loved to gotten up the top turret. It's just not happening. All that wood was wasted essentially. Man, this one I really wish I could have gotten to it sooner. What a shame. I'm so glad a fireplace was left. It's so cool. That is so cool. It's too cool. I wonder what kind of stone that is. It's too cool. Man, what a shame. It's weird how these two downstairs rooms are just totally fine, but when I walk right here, it's as far as I can go. Oh, I'd have loved to have seen upstairs. Well, sorry. Can't get to them all soon enough. Cool. Got my flashlight on now. I just wanted to show you guys a quick view of the basement. That's the back portion of the house. That was from what I read online. It was late 1700s when that part was built, and it's all collapsed now. Oh, that's some huge coal heater, I think. I believe. I'm not sure. Look how rust it is. All right, let me show you this last room of the basement. Crawl down. Is that a giant pile of coal? All right, that's literally as much of this house as I can show you. All right, here we are today checking out this cool old house built in the late 1800s. Let's check it out. Kind of unique, being brick and being down south. All right, starting off on the back porch of this house. Just got to keep my flashlight from turning off. Holy cow. Wow. Oh my gosh. I don't know. I don't know if this really shows on camera, but that is really dangerous. How did that even happen? Doesn't even make sense to me. Let me see if I can walk around. I'll show you as much as I can of this place. Okay, I was standing over there. See the fancy rosettes over the door? Toilet's sitting there. How in the world? Okay, making my way over here. At least there's no basement. That's definitely a plus. Okay, no idea what happened to these floors, whether they were stolen. I don't know. I don't get it. That's the one room I'm not going to be getting to. I just don't feel like jumping. It'd be even harder to jump to get back, but I can show you this room upstairs at least. It's pretty cool. It even has a fireplace left. It's cool. Pretty simple. Cool house. I'm not making it over there. Sorry about that.