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Posted On: February 9th 2024, 03:23 am
Hi everyone! For those of you that are new here, this is the end of our 3rd week salvaging this amazing 14,000 sq ft mansion that was built in 1902. We’re doing our best to save all that we can and I thought this video might make some of you feel the teensiest bit better about this home coming down. #oldhouses #salvagehunters #oldstone #mansions #architecture_hunter
Comments (58)
kwwalsh_ 3 years ago

kwwalsh_

Fascinating

jil.sevens.interiors 3 years ago

jil.sevens.interiors

All the US Americans they come over to Europe to marvel at our architecture … then they have such a rare thing here and they demolish it. What the 😁

michellekokesh 3 years ago

michellekokesh

😂😂😂😂

qwan_yin 3 years ago

qwan_yin

Worse have been restored to functional apartments -- need strong voices in local preservation.

cinthyams60 3 years ago

cinthyams60

So many special and beautiful details! 😍

dio5913 3 years ago

dio5913

I’m confused. And I’m new here too. Did you buy this to strip it all down to resell or restore the home?

dio5913 3 years ago

dio5913

Oh yeah, this can be amazing again!!! 🤗 I would love to get a hold of this! 🥰

kas13660 3 years ago

kas13660

Where are you heritage Salvage??

rockersandrebelles 3 years ago

rockersandrebelles

What are we doing? Umm trespassing?

taymom56 3 years ago

taymom56

I want to come with my leaf blower

lorsquidanse 3 years ago

lorsquidanse

Will you be allowed to salvage fixtures and things like doorknobs and pulls? Would love to have a piece of this beauty!

nptolley1430 3 years ago

nptolley1430

It looks like it could be repaired and saved. It’s so beautiful. I hate seeing buildings like this being destroyed, instead of repaired if possible. However, I do realize it can be cost prohibitive in these days and time with the skyrocketed prices of items. It’s such a shame and so sad to lose something so so beautiful.

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